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The Washington times., 1937-03-12

the brilliant role of q theater
manager. A native Bostonian,
though still very much in the
prime Of life, Robbins can look
back upon a quarter Of a century
with the stage. For years, he was
manager of the B. F. Keith's
Theater on Fifteenth Street, now
RKO-Keith's, when vaudeville was
vaudeville. Here he played host
regularly to President woodrow
Wilson, whom he describes AS
"vaudeville's most distinguished
patron"
The Washington times., 1937-03-12

The aim Of the promoters Of
this new theatrical venture is to
make this city's Trans-Lux Thea
ter the top notcher Of the chain
which plans to have theaters in
all the leading cities of America.
Already, Trans-Lux is operating in
New York, Philadelphia, Brooklyn.
The Trans-Lux will fill q def.
mite niche in Washington. It will
present 10 or IL shows q day,
running from II a. m to about
midnight, with special schedule
for Sundays,
The Washington times., 1937-03-12
Newest in Ii ghtinS
lin TranS-LuX House

wired such projects as the Holland
Tunnel, Atlantic City Convention
Hall, the Cities Service Building
in New York and who did the elec-
trical wiring for the air condition
ing of the U. S. Treasury Building.
The Washington times., 1937-03-12
Projection
Device
Novel
Is Personal Triumph
OF Member Of
Theater Board

The development of the Trans
Lux rear projection device, which
has been installed in the Capitals
newest motion picture house, is the
personal triumph of Norman Percy
Furber, chairman of the board of
The Washington times., 1937-03-12

night, Will
brin g t o
the Wash
ington pub
lie some
thing new
in enter.
tainn e n t.,
shown in a
diff e re n t
way and in
t h e coZy
friendly at
nnosp h e r e
of a small,
La gaceta., 1937-04-07

un nuevo ataque sobre Madrid,
desde Guadalajara, que bore la
mancha de la pasada derrota.
ViaieroS llegados de Marrue-
cos a Casablanca d:cen que dia-
riamente explotan bombas en-
Ceuta Y Tetuan Y que sc oye fue
go de rifle durante ell dia Y la
noche. Ell movimiento de insu :
rrecci6n antifascista ha ganado
fuerza en- Arcila, Alcazar de La
rache y otros lugeres,
Los habitantes de Ceuaa son
izquierdistas; pero la violencia
de los facciosos les han venido
dominando.
En- Malaga las autoridades mi
litares facciosas han dispuesto
que no Sc permitan yrupos de
mas de tres personals en- lugares
solitarlos o despues de las 1000
y. m. Aseg1rase que ell mando
rebelde no tiene confianza EN- la
mayorfa de los habitantes de esa
ciudad. Todos los telegramas y
La gaceta., 1937-04-07

tros militares. La aviaci6n repu
blicana no bombardea a las ciu-
dades indefensas. En- los comba
tee de mario fueEon derribados
Is aparatos insurgentes y ell go
bierno perdi6 lcinco.
Tn communicate del gobierno
catalan dice que aeroplanos mar
cados con las insignias de la a.
viaci6n militar italiana han lam
zado bombas sobce pueblos y al
IDEAS de la costa, causando victi-
mas EN- la poblaci6n civil,
Sc ma publfsado Ell Francia
la noticia de que ell general tia
liano Bergozzoli Sc suicide en- Sa
lamanca despues de haber reci-
Dido una carta de Roma conde-
nando SUI derrota en- Guadalaia-
re-. Dicese que ell gobierno tia :
liano dispuso fueran juzgados
en- consejo de guerra varios de
los JETS de sus tropas; pero que
Ell gral. Franco sc opuso. Fran
CO lie ha communicate al gobierno
italiano que Sc propone realizar
La gaceta., 1937-04-07
AEROPLANO DE 40 PASA-
JEROS A r UNA RUTA
~TRASATLANTICA

Washington, abril La
compania Glenn l.. Martin, de
Baltimore, constructors del
"Ohina Clipper, ha completa-
do los planes para un servicio
de aeroplanos entire New York
Y Europa. Los planes de la Mar
tin, tales como han sido delinea-
dos a la secretaria de comercio,
incluyen la construction de gran
des aparatos, de 40 pasajeros,
que cruzaran el Atlantico en- 18
horas As minutes, Y 81 horas en-
ell vuelo de retorno. Ell China
Clipper tiene IN radio de acci6n
de 5000 millas y los nuevos apa-
ratios 10 tendran de 5000. AIDE
mas de la capacidad para 40 pa
~sajerOs podran transporiaar
La gaceta., 1937-04-07
LOS D0CUMENTOS DEL CA
so DE YAGODA FUERQN
E~NTREGADOS AL FISCAL

lei ExComisario de Comunica-
clones no era amigo de Trotzky
Moscou, Abril LA notIcia
de la degradation Y Ell probable
arresto de Henry G. Yagcda, je
fe por muchos amos de la policfa
Soviet, cause en- esta ciudad ex-
traordinaria sorpresa. Para mu
chos fue una impression favora :
bile porQue a Yagoda durante a.
nos Sc lie ha venido relacionan-
do con la implacable dureza de
la Ogpu, en- su calidad de Conf
sario de Asulntos interiors;. Ma
da Sc sabe todavfa sobre 81 sc lie
ha encarcelado en- Ell lugar donde
81 enaerrara a muchos miles de
usos, porque la nota Official solo
ntiene la noticia de su destitu
La gaceta., 1937-04-07
UN FoLLETo

Eel DR.. Fermin Peraza, admit
nistrador Gle la Biblioteca Mu-
nicipal de la Habana, nos man.
da un folleto, que agradecemos,
editado en- ''recuerdo del home
maize rendido al aI6stol Jose
MART el dia % de enero de
1885,"
Apreciamos la cortesia del
DR.. Peraza, por cuya biblioteca
pasan mensualmente miles de
PROFESSIONALS, obreros y estu-
diantes,
La gaceta., 1937-04-07
La o~fensiva coordinada y eficaz de las ,Milcias,
: en- el frente de Cordoba, ha impresionado
a los observadores miitares
naerd nos de la Repdblica realizaron 13s
rdeos en- ell mes de Mario, derribando
~roplanos del enemigo v perdiendo 5
Sc suicide en- Salamanca ell general i~taliano
fascista Bergozzoli

cidos va de que ell ejercito lsal
es formidable no solo en- la de-
fensiva sine tambien en- la ofen
silva.
En- ell sector de Aravaca, en- 81
frente de Madrid, los millcianos
homaron nuevas posi- Zones con
extraordinaria facilidad, IL que
prueba que los facciosos siguen
desmoralizados.
Los desertores Sc presentan
en- proportion de tres o mas al
dia y describen Ell desaliento pro
ducido por la derrota de los tia
lianos en- Brihuega. Algunos Sc
pasan hasta con los salvoconduc
tos firmados por los jefes insur-
gentes.
Cinco aeroplanos insurgentes
Sc arriesgaron aver hasta Ma :
drid, en- horas de la tarde, Y des-
aparecieron a toda velocidad
cuando los Chatos despegaron.
Durante ell mes de MARIO, Sc
gun el ministro de marina y a.
viaci6n, los aeroplanos leales
realizaron 1876 bombardeos, de
los cuales 112 fueron sobre tro :
pas v ell resto contra estaciones
del ferrocarril, fabricas y cen :
La gaceta., 1937-04-07

ei6n com@H jSario de Cosnuni
cacions@. Los docufn con
tradR en- el case de Yag0da nan
lido entregados al fiscal. :
Sus delitos Sc describen como
acivila 81, no "politicoS''.
; Pdblicamente Sc dice que -
CODA, un viejo bolsevique, jamas
tuvo relaciones con Trotzky o
Zinovieff. Personalmente el We
rific6 el arresto, exilio y depor-
taci6n de Trotzky.
Dicese con respecto a sus ac-
tividades politicas q. el secreta-
mente inform6 a Bukharin. Ry-
koff y otros 'fderechstas' de las
perturbaciones campesinas de
1929 y 1880. Bukharin Y Rykoff
estan presses y acusados de trail
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1937-04-07

telefonemos son estrictamente
censurados en- Malaga. Una co
lumna leal avanza desde Alme
ria en- direction de Malaga.
La gaceta., 1937-04-07

MEXICO, D., Abril lei 5uI
clio de Leon ky, que &c ce
lebrara aquN esolver u e
Aulpa pc o no Dc ha corlspira-
do contra el regimen desS0alin,
contendra algunos incidentes
muy div tidos, segtn Alberto
Goldman, de Chicago, Ell q q
De uue 10 -representa. Como 81
germ, Soviet ha ~resuelto no
otorgasl cnsideraci6naa csc Jul
cic. no habra acusacion. .
Hablando de john Dewey y
otros ore componen 81 grupo in
yestigador, Ell ah0gado Goldman
declare: Estos hombres no acep
tan los cargos contra Mr.. S1sQtz
> Ky; pero desean llegar a
dad, Ell juice pfodu-
10 su evidsneia v, de hecho,
Trotzky era ell principal acusas
} do. Ahora Sc dara a Trotzky la
ope tunidad de contestar a -esos
qgos.
La gaceta., 1937-04-07

Madrid, Abril LAS mill
cias leales mantienen su Marcia
triunfal en- ell frente de Cordoba
Y han capturado varias poblaeio
mes desde que entraron en- Val
sequillo, incluyendo la valiosa
posic6n de La Granjuela
Cuatro columnas realizan la
ofensiva leal en- el frente de Cor
doba, moviendose desde la base
de Pozoblanco.
La primera fleg6 a Villahar-
ia; la segunda, que sc movia DIES
de Alcaracejos, Sc apoder6 del
Paso de Calatraveno; la tercera
avanza por la carretera de Villa
nueva del Duque, y la cuarta a.
taca desde Hinojosa del Duque.
La ofensiva leal en- el frente
d Cordoba ha sido impresionan-
tie, por su efedtividad y coordi :
naci6n. Els una prueba de que Sc
ha llegado a la coordination tan
buscada en- los 1ltimos cinco me
Hses.
Los facciosos contindan reti-
randose, desmoralizados, conven
La gaceta., 1937-04-07

5000 libras de carga. Desarro-
llaran una veliocidad de IT'S mi
Has con solo Ell 5312 de su po-
tencia total.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-02
BERG TO AGAIN BUY KALIBUT AT
 JUNEAU DOCKS
Olaf Bernhof Coming Here on Mount Mckinley to
 Establish Station

J. E. Berg of the Marlyn Fish Company, who formerly operated in Juneau, is to re-establish his halibut buying station in Juneau, according to a message from MT. Berg to Mayor I. Goldstein today.
 MT. Berg, the largest buyer of fish in the Territory, will be rep resented by Olaf Bernhof, who is sailing from Ketchikan today on the Mount Mckinley for Juneau. MT. Bernhof is widely known to fishermen and has handled the Marlyn Ketchikan plant for years.
 MT. Berg bought in Juneau un- til about three years ago when he transferred his activities to other points in Southeast Alaska. He buys now in the major halibut ports and expects to make Juneau one of the outstanding stations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-02
FUNERAL SERVICES
 FOR F. s. WORKER
 SET TOMORROWP.M

Funeral services for Frank Vein berg. who recently died at Aux Bay. will be held tomorrow after noon at 2 o'clock, from the Chapel of the Charles w. Garter Mortu- ary. The Rev. Erling R. Olafson will give the eulogy and interment will follow at Evergreen Cemetery
 Pallbearers will be named from the ranks of friends of MT. Vein berg in the Forest Service. To date, Forest Service officials have been unable to locate either Gil- bert Weinberg, brother of the de- ceased, who is supposed to reside at Republic, Mich, or another rel ative living in Detroit.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-02
Marine News
Steamer Movements
NaRTBSoUNO

. Q Mount Mckinley scheduled to o arrive tomorrow afternoon . or evening. . Northland due Tuesday. SCHEDULED SAILlECS c Yukon scheduled to sail from . Seattle am. tomorrow. g Nor thwestern scheduled to . sail from Seattle April 6, at sam.
 . Princess Norah scheduled to sail from Vancouver April 6 at g pm.
 Evelyn Berg scheduled to sail from Seattle April 6. . Baranof scheduled to sail from Q Seattle April ' at 9 am. SOUTHBuuHp sAIi.iN0S North Sea due in port this af- . ternoon.
 . Alaska scheduled southbound next Tuesday,
 LOCAL SAILtNGS 9 Estebeth leaves every Wednes- day night at p. m., for Sitka and wayports.
 Dart leaves every Friday at . T a. m. for Petersburg. Rake . and wayports.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-02
MARRIAGE RITES WILL
 BE PERFORMED TONIGHT CANDLE-LIGHT SERVICE

At a candle-1ight service tonight at the home of the brides moth er, Mrs. Nina Cheney, Miss Kath- ryn Cheney will become the bride of MT. Harry A. Sans.
 The marriage ceremony will be performed at o'clock by the Rev 10. L. Kendall. of the Metropolitan Methodist Church.
 Attendants will be Mrs. Rodney Darnell and MT. John Cheney brother of the bride.
 Following the wedding will be a reception at Mrs. Cheney's home in the Kline Apartments.
 Mrs. Burford Carmichael and Mrs. Wayne Graham, friends of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-02
NoRTHLAND HAS 16PASSENCERS FOR THIS PORT

SEATTLE, April 2. = Motorship
 Northland sailed at 11:15 o'clock this forenoon for Southeast Alaska ports with 62 passengers aboard, the following for Juneau: Mrs. E. Torgerson, Mrs. M. V. Manville and two children, B. Cop |pinger, Elmer Peterson, Fred Buch- fer, Mary Calvin, A Hemle, C. E. Gordon, Jack Garrett, c. E. Brown, Joe Given, Robert Thompson c. J. Commers, L. Stainhrook
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-02
ELECTRA COMES HERE
 FROM INTERIOR TODAY WITH THREE ABOARD


 Piloted by Jerry Jones, with Walt Hall as co-plot, Pacific Alaska 'Airways Lockheed Electra plane flew from Fairbanks to Juneau to- day, arriving at the Juneau airport about 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. Three passengers came to Juneau aboard the plane. which will re- turn to Fairbanks following the arrival here of the steamer Mount Mckinley from Seattle.
 Passengers aboard the plane from Fairbanks to Juneau today were: Miss Mary Joyce, Bob Bartlett. and U. Huntington. a,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-02

the bride, will assist at the recep- tion
 Ilie wedding tonight will join two poppular Ju uneau young peo-
 pie. Miss Cheney came here
 about two months ago from Min tneapolis to be nurse on the staff of St. Ann's Hospital MT. Sans,
 who is the son of Mrs. George Browning of Redlands, California, has lived in Juneau for the last three years an dis in the H. s. Graves store.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-02
COUNTING FISH, DOLLARS DURING CLOSING HOURS
Legislature Still in Huddle on Taxation as Sine Die
 Adjournment Nears
(Continued from Page one)

the House was knee deep in fish, the Senate was attempting to put the final touches on Social Se- Hcurity and was confronted for the third time during the Legislative session with. a sanitary code bill One fell by the wayside in the regular session, another was killed the other day in the Senate. Both had originated in the House. Now No. 3 comes bouncing into the ses- sion at a Senate bill, patterned after the others but attempting to eliminate objectionable features which caused the demise of the first two
 Funds Transfer Pproblem
 The Senate also was attempting 10 transfer the funds which were set aside in the general appropria- tions bill at the regular session so that they would be available un- der the new Social Security setup when it gets into operation. There was mooted question as to how the funds were going to be trans ferred so that care of the needy would continue during the interim between passage of the Social &c., curity legislation and it's actual operation
 Sanitation Code
 The Senate this afternoon, after two previous attempts, passed the Sanitation Code in an abbreviated form and it now goes to the House to form part of Social Security Legislation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-02
FIVE HALIBUTERS
 SELL AT SEATTLE

SEATTLE, April 2.-The North ern came in from the western halibut banks today with 34,000 pounds and sold for IFS and 6 cents a pound
 Arrival, catch and selling of schooners from the local banks were: Tillicum, 5000 pounds, Sel- ma J. 5000 pounds, Visit 5000 pounds, Presho 12,000 pounds, all selling for 9% and cents pound.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-02
OCEANIC IN PORT

Having disposed of her first catch Of the season at Petersburg, the Juneau halibuter Oceanic, Capt. Ole Westby, arrived back in port here this morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-02
Sanitation Code
DISMISSED FROM HOSP.

Frank Randy, surgical patient was dismissed from St. Ann's Hos pital at noon today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-02
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 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-02

Today's News Today-Empirt
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-02

Try The Empire classifieds fo- results.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-02

OR SALE-44-ft. 35 hp. Diesel Boat Discovery, suitable for hali- but trolling and seine fishing. Price s3,000.00. o. Fjelde, owner, care Olson & Sunde Shipyards, Seattle. Wash, or Sunde & d'Evers Company, Seattle. Wash.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-02

FOR RENT Completely furnished 4-room apartment in Triangle
 Building. See Stan Grummett.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-02

WANTED School girl to board and room. Private home. Write Elm pire, Box P ATT.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-02
WANTED

TURN your olo gold into value
 Cash or trade at Nugget Shop
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-02
WANT ADS
FOR RENT

FOR RENT = Cabin. McMullen's 9th St.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-02

9 Mount Mckinley scheduled to Q arrive tomorrow afternoon . or evening.
Twin-City herald., 1937-10-16

Editor OF the Alpha Phi Alpha or
gan. The Sphinx, from his office, 3901s
Bcalc Avenue, Memphis, Tenn, where
he is also managing editor OF the Mem
phs World Mr.. Swingler is making a
drive to arouse new interest among
ALPHA men and the public i'll The
Sphinx The ilagazine was started In
Is as a four page pamphlet, and has
grown to 50 pages, with general arti-
clcs and numerous illustrations. For
ner editors OF the publication are w.
4. Pollard, V. D, Johnston, Carl Muir
ply, Oscar Brown, P. B. Young, Jr,
and Arnett> C. Lindsay. Swingler was
elected in s. at Nashville, Tenn. He
is native OF Crittcnden county, Ark.
and was educated al the University OF
Nebraska. He had an exhibit of The
Sphinx at the Texas Centennial, and
plans good report al the next Alpha
meeting in New Orleans on December
1881, next.
Calvin Service
Twin-City herald., 1937-10-16
Rev. W. b. Guy
Answers Critics

The church situation regards James A. NJ Church ST. Paul
William E
Guy of ST. James, has been transferred the Michigan
Wayne Indiana The c. Hayden
DR. James
During the weeks while everybody has been talking
about ST. James and
thing the Twin Herald anxious the public
with authentic interviewed Dr. Guy him that his fine leader
life makes
that DR. CITY should inform the public regarding these AS
Holy Week while St Church. Minneapolis
spoke Westminster Church with Bishop Stephen Ke
episcopal head of the diocese Minnesota In ST. Paul Mcto
dist ministers (ony of them coored chose Dr. their and
him.
denominations governed by directors After of the
Dr. Guy and chosen the of the Board
Directors his OF the publicity
Sunday School ASoa
The Herald told Dr. his
friends of both The
invaluable Far be the policy
the Herald regarding
valuable calling
the minister of the Gospel. SO is the interview
Twin-City herald., 1937-10-16
THE MESS LINE

-
:. We ale printing. lew excerpts from
the rowing reporter at the recent con-
vention held in. New York.
Broadway blocked from the Battery
to the Bronx for hours -: sandwich.
es9 tadc OF live little ,.aIigra-s and
buns Offered for sale ...bRckiug autos
with terrifying. Horns .hula-hula
skirts made of horss tails. >-heg calls
which rcs6tnded and fc:ttnocj iii Tie
city.s, ranefie . : traffic, in ali sorts OF
sharls. " ...."Qdrct, phase" more. than
Where's Elmer:" at the. Pennsylvania
Hotel. North .saTolilia sent two white
and two i,esro,,dfum altd-bugle corps
-. .Fiye QhiQ: coiiptes, made the crowds
handr,ffed in- pairs With reat- hand
cuffs, -. Oklahoma said : to.: Texan,
. ."Donr toek ff61M,,.. But .tliinf that's
the Empire State buildiisga.e: Mr. and
Mrs. Leroy, Grafton, OF RosGbufg Ore
gon, were guests of..the: NeNYoTk Sun
for a-day and evening. SO favored be-
cause it was 'thcif, first visit 10: New
York City, .Teartgas vas Used to
clear one jam. Taxi. driver, says
"Youse boids has coitiily. got dis. boig
stopped" s-r Middle 'westerncr found
a typical New. York Gill" only 10
, arm -after~an--c cvening size was born
fifty miles from where. hc-iired. Ar
kahsas had Inc. >eAhjbl Showing the
gleFie& of the state. San francisco
plain Clothes MAN ,Hab q -t,iebrocket
who pretends to be drink Past Ma
tionaI Commander .Jdmes A. Drain has
fourteen grandchildren .Closicr. New
Jersey, as ked Lor -thc 1915 convention
Negro Legionairrcs had orc grand
time in Harlem Colorado delegation
brciig ht along two bear cubs, six
mountain lions and d burro, Which was
presented to New Jersey comrades
:. ..Te+ra ,nu'tr oh:sahipfnia, assuring
friends smoking will be permitted in
the convention hall in Los Angeles :.
New Jersey. Legionaire proudly in
forming he had -tetl, children from six
to sixteen years Of age
Twin-City herald., 1937-10-16
Miss w. Gertrude Brown
Given FarWen Dinner

A farewell dinner given by the
workers OF all OF the Settlement
tio,i3cs o. Tie City, i$as teiidefeA Mis-,
w. Gertrude Brown, Thursday eve
ming, at Wells Memorial House. Miss
Brown was given a diamond brooch,
and beautiful corsage, in memory of
her many valuable contributions to
community activities, during her thir
teen years OF service in the city.
Meanwhile petitions circulated by
the Minnesota Negro Council, Urging
a reconsideration OF Miss Browns
resignation are receiving an untsual
number OF names.
Miss Ruth Gage Thoiiipsoiij presi-
dent OF the Phyllis Wheatley BoarA
who left on a vacation Immediately
following the rendering of Miss
Browns resignation. is expected to re-
turn in time for the meeting OF tie
Board, scheduled next Wednesday, at
which time it is expected that final
action will be taken.
In any event it is understood that
Miss Brown, will remain in her off.
eial capacity until after the Commun-
ity Fund Drive, which closes Novem-
Der the fourth.
!, Miss Brown has proven herself in
dispensable to the drive in her dist
rict3 number 2i, OF which she is asso-
ciate. director.
All further official statements have
beqn withheld by both Miss Brown
and the board until after the meeting
OF October 90:
AN (: all city banquet is being planned
tof!Miss Brown, Nov: 5th, to be given
by all groups aid organizations in the
4. city, 10 be held at the Minnesota Tn
fnn, University Campus Ii is planned
that the dinner be held from s p. m.
to p, NJ, to be followed by an open
.fosfSe at Phyllis Wheatley, from un-
til 10
= The Arixiliary of Phyllis Whcatlcy
requests, any organization not having
been contacted to kindly get in touch
with Phyllis Wheatley House, as they
, are anxious that all organizations par
ticipate.
Twin-City herald., 1937-10-16
Cut WPA Working Force

One hundred and five men were laid
off, on the Sumner Field Housing Pro-
jcct, due to saturation from the stand
point OF the number OF employees, On
ly two OF the Negro employees were
affected.
This will work hardship on the al
ready filled rolls at the Building
Trades Union Headquarters.
There are from sixty to seventy
Negroes now enrolled in Building
Trades Union, with gradual increase
in enrolment.
For the most part these men are
satisfied with the treatment they are
receiving in their A. F. OF l., affilia-
ton.
Twin-City herald., 1937-10-16
Zion Baptist Church

Sunday was day OF showers OF
spiritual blessing enjoyed very much
by saint and sinner. AT the morning
service hour Rev. Bolts, the pastor
recently returned from the National
convention in Los Angeles, brought to
his congregation worthwhile mes
sage.
AT 5 p m, service dedicated to
the eighth anniversary OF the pastor
at Zion was observed The sermon
was preached by Rev, L. w. Harris.
St. Paul who was introduced by the
mater of ceremonies as. someone in
particular" A large enthusiastic con-
gregation was present at this service
also
The message OF the 8 o'clock SER
vice was delivered by Rev. S. Williams
of Virginia and closed a day long to
be remembered by those who were i'll
Zion throughout the day.
A reception at which Mr.. and Mrs,
William Allen, celebrating their (50th)
golden wedding anniversary apdaRev.
Bolts, the close of eight years as pas
tor OF Zion. with Mrs Bolts brought
a large number Of members and friends
OF Zion out on "Wednesday evening,
Oct 18th Many expressions of JOY
and hopes for successful futures were
rendered all the honorcd guests who
were seated at a center table covered
with a golden table cover. About
twenty eight members of the Allen
family were present to pay homage to
father and mother, grandfather and
grandmother, and great grandfather
and great grandmother. A large
number OF beautiful gifts were pre-
sentcd by the church and friends to
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen and Rev and
Mrs. Bolts.
The Volunteer Club has begun its
plans for play to be given at TIC
church on Thanksgiving Night. Be
sure to reserve that date for an eve
ming of worthwhile entertainment.