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La gaceta., 1937-09-04
Centre EspG1ol
Gran Fiesta PrimGVeTGL

~
Recordamos la celebrada ell
,pasado afo. Result6 monument
tai en- todos los 6rdenes, esta-
bleciendose varios records entire
ellos Ell de ~asistencia, venta de
entradas para ell bale y recau-
daci6n de ~cantina.
Atravesamos por 10 mas vio'
lento de la crisis y, a su pesar,
ell edificio de los Espanoles que
Sc levanta frente al parque Pc
regrino Rey, en- West Tampa,
estuvo convertible, por espacio
de horas, en- fabrica de acunar
monedas. Pero no solamente es-
tie particular es ell que recorda-
mos. La fiesta a que nos referl-
mos Sc hizo notar por 10 armo-
nico del conjunto femenino, lu-
ciendo su insuperable belleza la
mujer tampena y su elegancla
tarnbien insuperable.
Este aho la Secci6n de Bene-
ficencia espera que su fiesta no
desmerezca a la celebrada ell a.
no anterior, y Sc saldra con su
gusto. Compulsada por noso-
tros Ia opinion, notamos que sc
muestra en- TODD de acuerdo con
las aspiraciones de esta bene-
inertia Secci6n Y Ienara otra
vez Y todas las que Sc necesiten.
ell edificio de los espanoles que
Sc levanta en- West Tampa frer
tie al parque que lleva ell nombre
de uno de los mas devotos de Ia
sociedad espanola, su presiden-
te que fue, muy querido Y res
petado, Peregrino Rey.
Pero descendiendo al terrenc
informative diremos que la fies'
ia de manana en- ell Centre Els,
pahol de West Tampa Sc inau
gurara, como de costumbre, COZ
un suculento almuerzo a base d.
arroz con polio, confeccionadc
en- uno de nuestros mas famosos
restaurantes.
Ell bale dara comienzo a las
dos Y media, amenizado por Ia
orquesta Sonora de moderns
creaci6n Y que tiene por cantan.
te al muy celebrado Bernardo
de la Osa, con la Sra. Julia Mo-
ran, de primo. En- ell salon alto
tocara la orquesta "Don Fran.
CISCO.
Los trabajos que Sc llevan a
cabo al presente de ensancha.
miento de la avenida Howard
La gaceta., 1937-09-04
LIE do MUERTR AL MARI.

LIE do MUERTE AL MARI
DO
Du Chem, Wis. Sept. Ala
sonora Edward Heize, de 38 a.
nos de edad, hech6 s0bre sus
hombros hoy la responsibilities
de regentear su finca y alimen-
tar a sus once hiios cuando pu-
so fin a los dias de su esposA
disparandole un trio de escope~
ia mientras dormia.
Isl, 20 mate a mi marido-di
10 al Sheriff cuando fueron Il
interrogarla anadiendo que sen
tia no haberlo hecho varios a.
nos antes.
Ell juez que entiende en- Ell ca
so no quiso admitir la confe-
sion de culpabiIidad de la mu-
jer, Rombrandole un ab0gado
para que la defsndiera. POGO
despues la dej6 en- libertad ba-
jo fianza de So 1000 que presto
una tia de Lao detenida.
Ante la corte habia presenta
do una acusaci6n contra Mr..
Heize, por maltrato de obra a su
esposa.
Temprano en- la manana del
martes, Heisz, amenaz6 con ma
tar a su esposa Y sus hijos, to-
mando una escopeta con la que
mas tarde Sc tumb6 en- la cana.
La esposa esper6 a que Sc dur
miera y luego, embellishments,
Sc acerc6 tirando del gatillo.
La gaceta., 1937-09-04
UNCONsEJo DE GUERRA
FASCISTA D A
MUERTE, AL AVIADOR A
MERrCANO DAHL .
Probablemente Sc lie cambiara
por algun aviador rebelde pri-
sionero de los leales

sionero de los lealeS
San Juan de Luz, Francia,
S~eptiembre An consejo de
guerra fascista conden6 a muer
tie al joven aviador americana
Harold E. Dahl, de % amos, Gu
20 aeroplano fue derribado ell
pasado IL de julio, en- ell frente
de Madrid. Uno de los MEM :
bros del Consejo de Guerra, ell
teniente Juan Castillo, discuti6
la sentencia con ell Embajador
de los Estados Unidos, Mr.. Clau
de G. Bowers, prometiendole
zanzibar Ell prisionero por un pi
lotto rebelde que Sc encuentra en-
poder de las autoridades de Va
lencia.
Dahl Sc halla encerrado en- u
ma prisi6n de Salamanca.
Conferenciando con ell Emba-
jador de los Estados Unidos, Ell
teniente Castillo lie dijo que Ell
general Franco deseaba cam =
biar tres prisioneros, uno de
ellos Dahl, por los tres photos
italianos captGrados r~eciente :
mente por ell gobierno leal.
Bowers estima que Ell gobier-
no de su pals debe dirigirse al
gobierno de Valencia pidiendole
ofrezca un photo italiano en-
Gambia por Dahl. Sc han dado
instrucciones al consul america
no en- Sevilla, Charles Ray, para
que haga representations a la
Junta de Salamanca en- favor
del condenado a muerte.
La gaceta., 1937-09-04
organizada por la Secci6n Lfri

organizada por la Secci6n Lirl-
ca de la Hermandad Wesley.
Llenos Sc veian desde tempra
no todos los asientos del teatro
Stella, resultando, por consi-
guiente, un triunfo monetario
para los beneficiados, ademas
del declarado triunfo artistico,
obtenido, va que Sc hicieron g.
plaudir en- todas las escenas los
artistas.
Las obras que sc represen-
taron fueron: "Hambre" re-
prise, la muy chistosa titulads
"Los Lios del Hotel" y como fl
nal, ell Entierro de Anacleto.
La gaceta., 1937-09-04

BienVenidG
Procedente de la Habana lie
GO hoy a esta ciudad la muy a.
graciada e intelligence Srta. Ma
ria Luisa Rebozo, que Sc propo-
ne pasar en- esta ciudad unas
cuantas semanas de vacaciones
en- la residential de su muy que
ridos tics, Fermfn y Elvira
Meade, residences en- la 40 ave-
nida No. 1907.
La Srta. Maria Luisa es her.
mana de nuestro buen amigo
Antonio Rebozo, empleado de
los talleres donde Sc imprime
este diario.
lDamos la bienvenida q tan
simpatica v estimada sefiorita.
La gaceta., 1937-09-04
C{rcMo Cubano

CircuIo Cubano
Els ahora la Secci6n de Re-
creo del Circulo Cubano la que,
envidiosa del triunfo alcanzado
por sus compafieros de la Sec
ci6n Atletica On su fiesta 1lti-
ma, anuncia a bombo y platlo
la que daran Ell sabado 18 del
presente mes en- TODD ell edificio.
Una "Noche en- Shanghai" es
ell tftulo oriental que escogieron
como amuleto de suerte los mu-
chachos de la Secci6n de Recreo
c-smprometiendese a que los asis
tentes Sc sientan transportados
a la famosa eiudad china de la
que Sc c~uentan maravillosas a.
ventures.
La gaceta., 1937-09-04
Mercedes Cisneros
Sear...

Esta laboriosa y celebrada
modista de West Tampa que tie
ne su estudio en- la avenida Mi
chigan, nos pide hagamos sa-
Der a sus clientes y amigos que
la pr6xima semana Sc hospital.
cara en- la Clinica ia Bondad'
donde sera sometida a una deli.
cada o~peraci6n.
De recuperarse, como espers
esta apreciable sonora, Sc pom
dra de nuevo al servicio de SUI
clientes en- un future pr6ximo.
La gaceta., 1937-09-04
Celebraci6n de la Fiesta

Celebraci6n de la Fiesta
de los TrabGjGd0res
Con un bale en- sus salones
del Centre Obrero celebrara la
Agrupaci6n Benefica y Cultu-
raj la fiesta del trabajo ell pro-
ximo lunes, habiendose fijado
en- 35 centavos ell precio de en-
trada.
Tocaran las orquestas La Tro-
pical, y la Rupert Rumba Band.
La gaceta., 1937-09-04

La Function de Anoche.
Sc celebr6 como estaba anun-
ciada anoche, en- ell teatro Sici-
liza de West Tampa, la function
La gaceta., 1937-09-04
Traslodo de Domicilio

Traslado de DomiciliO
Ell DIR. Juan Manuel de Ia
Puente, Consul de la Republics
de Cuba en- esta ciudad, nos in.
forma que 10 hagamos saber
sus amigos y conocidos, asi Co
mo a los miembros de la colo
MIA Guiana en- general que ha
establecido su Residential en- Ii
Avenida Hyde Park, n1merc
216.
La oficina consular Sc man.
tiene en- ell mismo sitio donde Sc
hallaba antes, o sea "Stovall
Office Building" cuartos n1me-
ros 2O1 Y 202.
La gaceta., 1937-09-04

Mds Fiestas para West Tampa
La prepare la sociedad .LlU-
,nipne para Ell domingo rs del
presente en- ell edificio de la So
ella, en- la avenida Howard.
Sera estilo campestre con al
muerzo y bale disfrutando de
una magnffica tarde los que a.
sistan, en- aquel bonito y bien
construido edificio.
La gaceta., 1937-09-04

Por1 la manana y como aper-
two de entretenimiento, Sc &C.
lebrah un desafio de pelota en-
los renos de "Cuscaden" en-
tire novenas del Centre Ohee
70 ia de Milicianos del Recur-
so isl jGego comenzara a las 9
DID .la mansna.
La gaceta., 1937-09-04

Las EIecciones del MGrtes
DR.. John Spoto
iRegira bien los destinos del
procom1n quien rige bien sus
La gaceta., 1937-09-04

Compramos cast todo.-Los
mas altos precios por sus mue-
bles y enseres. Muebles de off
Gina.
DIVERS e POST
1913 franklin St.
La gaceta., 1937-09-04
II Geberm por COmSi6n'


dfa deY&. Ell General Yui en-
VIE la Rtesta de los C6nsules
al gobierho General de Nank-
ing, para que resps4va.
La de6iapea exige que las
tropas chinas 81 retiren mas
ALA deb Este fel caminqs de
Pootung. TambIen piden al co
mandante nayf del yap6n que
retire los cafbneros jaaoneses
! I'm lugar nas ALA de pa sec
ci6n septima bel rio Whapgpo
para qqs$as ulslNros no cal
ganN ell area International.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Comic Strips Not New.

Comic strips first appeared in the
back pages of American magazines in
the latter half of the 18th century.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
new w. P. A. WORK
TOTAL 112 BILLIONS
Improvements to Existing Public
Property Bring Building Value
to $3,265,361,272.

By the Associated Press.
The Works Progress Administration
said yesterday that more than $780,
100000 of new roads, sewers, public
buildings and other municipal i'm
provements had been built or started
by its relief workers so far.
Improvements to existing public
property-some of which might not
have been made for score of years
without the aid of this program
brought the total w. P. A. construc-
ton to $3,265, 1872
Adequate maintenance of public
property is frequently impossible when
local tax revenues shrink in periods of
depression" said Deputy Admins
traitor Aubrey Williams.
Highways, roads and streets took
the largest share of the w. P. A. con-
struction, with more than 500.000,O00
of Federal and local money spent on
new construction. Repairs and i'm
provements on roadways will total
more than O0,0oO,O0O.
Schools and other public buildings
took 5000, 100000 in new construction
and 100000 in repairs and i'm
provements.
New sewers and other public utilities
will total S325,875,632, with $79,499,-
442 for repairs and improvements.
The 44,9l9 non-construction prof.
ects-mostly for white-collar workers
will cost another $1,000, 900 900
when completed, bringing the total for
all types of projects to $4,292, ,685, ,586
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Senator Cruues'
Pince-Nez SuUeS
Bad Situation

Something OF constitutional crisis
was narrowly averted at the first
meeting of the Washington Branch of
the Alliance for the Guidance Of
Rural Youth last night by the Sena-
torial pince-nez of Mrs. Dixie Graves
of Alabama.
Called on to read the brief history
Of the local organization since its
conception about a year ago, Mrs.
Blair Banister. a member of the
Washington Committee, announced
that in the hustle attendant to get
ting to the meeting she had picked up
some one else's glasses and couldn't
read with them.
will any one in the audience VOL
unteer to read for me? she asked.
No results.
well then, will some woman here
that's just turned IS lend me her
glasses" Mrs. Banister tried again.
The effort produced some gold-rimmed
lorgnettes that were equally unsatis-
factory, so Senator Graves made the
offer of her pince-nez. Success.
II didn't offer them sooner because
/ haven't just turned 49," the Senator
laughed.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
FATHER ISASl is BACK
FROM SPANISH HORRORS
Carmelite Professor Who Escaped
From Burning Monastery to
Sneak Here Toyn

Carmellte Porfessor Who Escaped
From Burning Monastery to
Speak Here Tomorrow.
The Very Rev. Joseph Isasi, pro-
vincial of the Discalced Carmelites,
has returned from Barcelona, Spain,
where his monastery was burned and
his monastic brothers slain, and will
remain for awhile at the Carmelite
Monastery, which he founded in 1916
at $50 Rhode Island avenue NE.
Father Isasi Will speak tomorrow
at 10:30 am. at the Perpetual Adora-
ton Chapel at Fourteenth and v
streets NV. to his Spanish-speaking
friends.
Father Isasi went to Spain in 1925
and he was professor in the Carmelite
College of Theology at Barcelona
until July 10, 1886, when his monas-
terry was fired and 20 of the "a broth
ers killed He is at loss to explain his
own escape, according to friends. He
simply walked out of the building and
down the street.
First visiting America in 1908 from
Cuba, where he was prior of a CARMEL
ite Monastery, Father Isasi returned
later to found the monastery here and
remain until 1924, when he was called
to Rome. The following year he went
to Spain.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Boy Blind II Years Eagerly
EXPLORES the World of Light

the out-patient service Of Carrie
Tingley Hospital for crippled children,
drew a breath out Of pure sympathy
fr her wriggling charge.
'He isn't wasting any time" she
commented.
But a bit Of profound philosophy
stood out amid the flotsam and Jet
sam riding the torrent Of Julians
words.
1t is that the world OF light is,
after all, just an old friend to one
who has known it before only through
the restricted sense Of imagination,
touch and hearing.
Jaw, sure, I knew what things
looked like. knew a bicycle, didn't
I? I used to think things"
Julian underwent an operation in
Ell Paso several days ago and was
brought here by the State Child
Welfare Service for convalescence. In
month, he will be fitted for glasses
and turned out normal boy.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Citrus Crop Fears Allayed.

LAKELAND, Fla, Dec. 4 R.-The
Weather Bureaus frost warning serv-
ice forecast temperatures we'll above
the danger point for citrus and truck
crops tonight and tomorrow morning.
Readings will range from near 40
degrees in the Gainesville district to
above SO degrees in the lower East
Coast district" the evening bulletin
said.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Job Of to Bad Start.

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 4 R.-Frank
Gill. Duquesne University senior, Is
working his way through college by
getting other folks out Of bed-at q
price.
His specially Is rousing fellow stu
dents for 8 am. classes. He works
on the slogan that failure to attend
early classes has blighted more careers
than any other cause"
The first day he started work he
oversight.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Madrid Sector Bombed.

MADRID, Dec. 1 P).-Eighteen In
surgent warplanes bombed several
towns In the Madrid sector today in
what observers considered the terror
lzing prelude to powerful offensive
against the central front.
It was the third raid in three days
on several villages. Anti-aircraft fire
turned back the air fleets approach
to Madrid. disabling one plane.
The series Of bombings on the
cold plains above Madrid, at Taran.
con, Santa Cruz de la Zarza and Fu-
enteduena de Tajo, already has killed
and wounded about 500 persons.
Today's casualties were low because
the continued attacks had set the
villagers to burrowing underground
refugees in hillsides. Lookouts, sta
toned on hilltops. gave warning at
the approach Of the planes.
Early today 20 government bomb
ers, escorted by three squadrons of
fighters, bombed Almudevar on the
zaragoza-Huesca road with extensive
damage.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated PreSs.
HOT SPRINGS, N. Mex, Dec. A.
Julian Galindo, given an eyesight he
never knew from birth, was a rollick-
ing l2-year-old explorer today in 4
friendly world of light and color.
Surgeons have just removed dark
ening cataracts from his black eyes
already showing hint Of the sparkle
which is to come-and Julian is over
taking the wasted years in hot pur-
suit Of the more serious avocations
of football, bicycles, dogs and the
thousand-and-one matters vital to 12-
year-old existence
See" he directed a friendly inter-
viewer, that's my house I made it.
Aren't those pitchers swell? I'm going
to get football. too. You told
me Mrs. Hoover = oh, yeah, it's fun
alright, specially with trains. Whada
we do now? ="
Mrs. Adelina Hoover, supervisor OF
Evening star., 1937-12-05
GEN.FRANC0 BIDS
WALCOTT TT0SPA|N
Former Senator Invited to
Survey Relief Needs
of Spain.
e! the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated PreSS.
NORFOLK, Conn, Dec. 4.-Frederic
G. Walcott, who was associated with
former President Herbert Hoover in
World War relief work in Europe, dis
closed tonight he had been invited
to Spain by Generalissimo Francisco
Franco to survey the relief needs Of
its civilian population.
The former United States Senator
said his acceptance depended on
whether he could leave temporarily
his present duties as Connecticut
commissioner Of public welfare.
III I go, and haven't at all made
up my mind" he explained, II shall
do so on my own account, on my own
time, at my own expense and as a
neutral interested only in the dis
Evening star., 1937-12-05
RURAL GUIDANCE
UNIT |NAUGURATED
Or. Hatcher, Dr.. Ezekiel and
Mr.. Dornbush Discuss
Aids to Youth.

An attendance that included sew
eral members Of Congress, inaugu-
rated the Washington branch of the
Alliance for Guidance of Rural Youth
last night in the flower-filled salon
Of the home of Mrs Eleanor Patter-
son. is Dupont Circle NV.
With Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle,
president Of the newly-formed group,
as chairman Of the evening, the men,
bers heard DR.. o. Latham Hatcher
outline projected activities of the Al
lance, Of which she is national presi-
dent. and learned from DR.. Mordecai
Ezekiel, economic adviser of the Sec
retary of Agriculture, few Of the
facts and problems which must be
faced in guidance of rural youth.
Final speaker Of the evening was
Adrian j. Dornbush Of the Farm
Security Administration, who dis
cussed rural arts in a guidance pro-
gram and showed some samples of
work done by children in Breathitt
County, Ky.
Urges AwarenesS of Problems.
The object of the work, DR.. Hatch
er explained. is to build awarcness
in rural youth of the problems they
must face and to make their school
experience more real. The work
takes three forms, she said, namely,
working through their own leaders,
making the cities conscious of their
deprivation, and representing rural
youth in other youth groups.
But it's no tale of woe" she
smiled. TITS eXhilarating work"
DR.. Ezekiel pointed out factors
basic to the problem, including the
fact that only about SO per cent OF
the rural youth remains in the coun-
try otake up rural occupations. The
rest go to the city, he explained, thus
making some preparation for ely life
necessary part of the guidance OF
every G.ie.
Not Merely Local Problem.
The high ratio of children to adults
and the low incomes in the South
DdoUCl1i oGdGCc AAdhC ~ 1lIlpOSSlDlC 1Ol
the situation to be handled purely
locally, he said. He suggested sub
sidized tuitions and urged that all
available facts pertinent to the sub
ject be gathered because We know
so little about the people"
Mr.. Dornbush discussed the rela-
tionship between rural and city art
Among the guests were Represent
ative Caroline O'Day of New York,
Senator Capper of Kansas, Senator
Dixie Graves of Alabama, Mrs. Hugo
Black, wife of Justice Black; Mrs.
Ross Collins, wife of Chairman Col
Inns Of the District Subcommittee of
the House Appropriations Committee,
and Mrs. Morris Sheppard, wife of
Senator Sheppard of Texas.
Mrs. Doyle said the next meeting
will be held in February.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Scout Leader Dies.

WINTER HAVEN, Fla. Dec. 4 (P.-
Thomas Sparrow, 56. who served as
Boy Scout executive at Cleveland,
Ohio; Norfolk. Va. and Harrisburg,
Pa, died here today Of heart at
tack. He retired two years ago after
more than Is years of Scout work
Evening star., 1937-12-05
HONORS EXPLORER
Chicago Pays Tribute to Father
Jacques Marquette.

jacques Marquette.
CHICAGO, Dec. 4 LP.-A group of
dignitaries gathered at the mouth OF
the Chicago River at dawn today to
honor the French missionary and ex-
plorer, Father Jacques Marquette, who
first visited the site OF Chicago on
December 4, 1874.
A f1reboat poured stream high into
the misty air and sounded its whistle
while French and Italian consuls
placed wreaths on the ground the
priest was believed to have first tread
here. Circuit Judge Joseph Burke de-
scribed the historical episode in q
brief address.
At ceremonies tonight representa-
tives Of Italian, French. Irish and
Negro sections of the city honored their
forbears who played roles in the early
history Of Chicago.
Evening star., 1937-12-05

tress Of the civilian population and
not in the merits Of the conflict"
The invitation from the insurgent
Spanish leader, the 67-year-old Wal
colt, said, came to him through a
former Ambassador from Spain to
the United States.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
PIT. A. Turkey Supper.

The Parent Teacher Association Of
Fairland Junior High School, located
on the Columbia pike, will serve a
turkey supper at the school Friday,
December 10, from 5 to pm.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
GREEN PROBES UNION
BLOC AGAINST FASClSM
Investigates Reports Federation
of Trade Groups Has Joined
With Soviets in Plan.

By the Associated Press.
William Green, president of the
American Federation of Labor, dis
closed yesterday he was investigating
reports that the International Fedora
ton of Trade Unions had joined with
Soviet trade unions to present a
united front against Fascism
Mr.. Green's organization is men,
Der of the international federation
and its long-standing position has
been opposed to participating in po-
itical action.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-07-30
Spokane, WaSb.

Mr.. Adolphus Cilbefs u Kansas
city was the guest Of his cousin,
mrs, Frank Stokes. Of this city
for the week end. Mr.. Gilbert Is
touring the west motoring from
Spokane to California. Miss Mar
jorie Pitter daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Pltter Of Seattle, Is
a pleasant visitor in Spokane AID
the house guest Of Miss Ruth Ro-
gers. While here, she was the re-
eipIent Of many courtesIes from
the younger set. The outstanding
event Of last week was the dane
ing party Miss Rogers gave at her
home honoring Miss Pitter. The
spacious rooms were decorated in
huge baskets Of red carnations and
balloons. Twenty-four young peo-
pie were guests on this occasion.
Miss Pitter IS returning from an
extensive visit cast and attended
the sesquicentennial conference at
Memphis The annual picnic Of
the Pierian Club was held July %
at Natatorium Park. Members
and families enjoyed the many
concessions. At six o'clock thirty
six persons sat down to a tempting
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-07-30


Many participants at the Point
Defiance Picnic sponsored BY the
JunlsF Missionaries Of the Pente-
eostal Chapel, 25th and Tacoma
Avenue, of whom Misses Bettye
Robertson and Tessa Williams are
leaders. reported a great time.
These young ladies are outstand-
ing Christian workers. Elder II.
w. Henderson of Helena. Montana,
spoke at the Chapel Saturday ev-
ening and win conduct services
throughout the week. You arc
welcome to attend these services.
Come and bring your Bibles.
The Full Gospel Light House
and Rescue Mission, 2srd and JEFF
ferson Avenue. Tacoma. Rev. ].
H, Mitchell, pastor. Services are
being well attended at the Mission.
Elder Jones visited and spoke to
us during Sunday school. Elder
George Smith preached Sunday
morning.
The Culture Club met with Mrs.
Lewis Mccabe in social hour.
The book review of Gone With
the Wind was discussed.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-07-30
With The Churches

FIRST A. M. b. CHURCH. Rev.
Fred A.. Hughes, minister Next
Sunday win be quarterly meeting
and Rev. George s. Allen, Presid-
ing Elder, win have charge Of the
services all day. Rev. T. L. SAN
ders and his congregation from
Tacoma viii worship with Us IN
the afternoon. The Fourth Quar-
terly Conference viii be held on
Monday night.
This Friday evening the Junior
Stewardesses VIII give Travel
ogue presenting Rev. Hughes and
the delegates who attended the
sesquicentennial Congress in Mem
phis recently.
Friday. August s. the Stewards
Department win present the Feast
Of the Seven Tables on the church
lawn. Members and friends Of the
church are cordially invited to at
tend.
Our Sunday School and the Mt.
Zion Baptist Sunday School viii
have their annual picnic at Lincoln
Park on August IL. The members
OF Grace Presbyterian Church sun
day School are invited.