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Evening star., 1939-04-29

either side and across the top. A
single Greek molding casts q
strong shadow across the whole.
The entrance motif terminates In
. highly decorative pediment, sym
bonc Of the evolution Of man. In
the pediment various forms Of early
life are shown, while conventional
lied owls ct either end typify the
knowledge and wisdom Of scientists
throughout the ages. At either side
Of the entrance pierced marble
gfilles screen two windows and form
interesting decorative features Of
the facade.
The entrance to the building u
emphasised by . broad, pyramidal
flight Of steps. llanked with decora-
Avs lighting pylons. Well-con-
ce,vsu iandscaping, additional flights
Of steps and . rejecting pool, lined
with 3lue-green tile, made under
direction of the architect. add to the
dignified setting Of the academy.
Gertram Grovenor Goodhue. ar
chitect Of the National Academy Of
Sciences, wanted the building erect
ed on . hill top on Sixteenth street.
opposite the French Embassy. And,
to avoid . hampering effect by
proximity to the classic buildings on
the Mall, his first sketches were
made with the former location in
mind. It was too far out to meet
with the approval Of the National
Commission OF Fine Arts. however,
and . block was purchased on Con-
stitution avenue between Twenty
first and Twenty-second streets, al
most directly across from the Lin
coin Memorial. So keen was Good
hue's disappointment over the ANAL
selection of the site. coupled with
his deeply rooted dislike Of rigor-
GUS symmetry and cold formality In
classic styles" that only the great
est amount Of persuasion resulted in
new sketches for the building.
Discarding the customary long
Evening star., 1939-04-29
By ANNABEL PAXTON.

Episodes in the progress of science
from Aristotle to Pasteur are de-
picted in eight panels of the bronze
entrance doors Of the National
Academy of Science. These doors
slide back into pockets at either
side of the entrance and are too
rarely seen by the public. which
ordinarily passes through swinging
glass doors. The doors are deeply
recessed IN q strong and imposing
frame, of white Dover marble,
whose design is Of Greek inspira-
ton. freely interpreted by q master
architect.
The entire entrance motif is Sc
verely simple and dignified and at
the same time exceedingly refined
and bold in its execution. A series
Evening star., 1939-04-29

built Of wood at modest cost. A
sandbox, . seesaw, . kiddie climber
ono Of these is easily built at
small cost and local lumber dealers
will tell you how.
Evening star., 1939-04-29

of raised rosettes, so delicately
carved that they are barely more
than discs, cast scalloped shadows
and form a decorative band at
Evening star., 1939-04-29
Children at PIuy

Restless tots may, be kept in back
yards without constant parental
scolding. This may be accom-
plished by providing play apparatus
Evening star., 1939-04-29

China is believed the original
home OF the sweet and tangerine
orange.
Evening star., 1939-04-29

Established in 1883 the National Academy Of Sciences
Smithsonian Institution until dedication
building Constitution and Twenty first street NV,
by Coolidge April 1924 This sketch Of the
doorway made for The Star by Frederick Moss
La gaceta., 1939-06-08

DtG de los NuevOs CindGdGnOs
Esta noche, en- Ell Auditorio
Municipal, sc verificara la gran
fiesta del Dia de los Nuevos Gu
dadanos, organizada por ell ms
pector de immigration Reilly y
sus companeros de la oficina To-
cal.
Figuran en- la primera parte
del programa los Veteranos de
la Legion, Guerras Extranje-
ras v guerra HispanO-Ameri-
cana, ell Rev Passiglia, el alcal-
de Chancey, Charles H. Pent y
ell gobernador Carlton.
Aparecen en- la Segunda par
tie las sociedades Circulo Cuba
no, Uniones Italiana, Centre Els
panol y Ia comunidad griega de
Tarpon Springs, ademas de los
notables artistas Los Sevillani-
tos, Carmelina Berm1dez, la So
prano Norma Russo, Henry y
Dolly y Adelita y Carlos Pous.
Terminara la fiesta con e.
himno nacional americana.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08
Ell Romance del PGlmdr'

Hoy Sc exhibira por Ultima
vez, en- ell teatro Casino, esta
preciosa production. Ell publico
pidi6 que Sc la dejara en- la pan
ITALIA por u ndia mas y asi hubo
de acordarlo la empresa.
Miles de personals pasaron a
yer por ell amplio Coliseo, elo-
giando la belleza de las escenas
y la imponderable labor de los
artistas cubanos.
Para la semana proxima sc
anuncia un estrena sensational,
eel Captain Aventurero", con
ell tenor Jose Mojica de prota.
gonista. Esta pelicula no ha ST.
do exhibida en- Tampa, conc
han dicho por ahi algunas persC
mas NAL enteradas.
En- esta cinta, a la que en- Me
jico Sc lie di6 una gran publici-
dad, por sus meritos, trabaja e.
notable actor Arozamena, que
tantos amigos tiene en- Tampa.
81 listed admire eel Roman
ce del Palmar'', no pierda la O.
casi6n de yer "El Captain Aven
turero".
La gaceta., 1939-06-08
PT5aSToZs RlW0W RE0Ni0 Meeel511 YMeZE 00WA0 R06


Oural Carniceria, Esperdy To-
bacco Co., Granada Cafe, Va
lencia Cafe, Tropical Ser. Sta,
American Beauty Gro, Victor
Gonzalez, Jose Fernandez, C.
Hernandez Gro, Sardihas Gas
Sta, Two Friends Cafe, Petra
liza y Caruso Barberia, Valentfn
Lopez, La Habanera Drug
Store, A. Diaz, Sastreria de We
10, West Tampa Poultry Mkt,
La Lave Gro, Ell Globo Cafe,
Mariana Ser. Sta, Henry Bar
IBERIA, Solomon Store, Amado
Ayala, Supreme Gro, S. Vicari
Gro, G. A. Scanio, Oscar Val
des, Joaquin de la Llama, Lrcia-
no Gonzalez, Rene Nunez, Tony
Valdes, Ricardo Soto, John
Ferlita, Buffalo Park Gro, A.
Antelo, Bills Gro, Habana Gro.
Leone Bros. Gro, Hi-lo Fill Sta.
Espina Feed Store, Macarrone-
ria de Ferlita, Fonte Cleaners,
Breton Drug Store, West Coast
Army Store.
Contribuy6 con 40 centavos :
Barberia Ell Casino.
Contribuy6 con IS centavos /:
Charles Place.
Contribuy6 con 80 centavos :
Joe Mauricio.
(Continmrd).
La gaceta., 1939-06-08
Sc RECHAZAN LAS PETI-
CLONES DE ITALIA EN-
CUANTO AL

Paris, JUNO 8.-La Junta dc
Directories del canal de Suez a,
cord6 rechazar Temperament
tie las demands italianas, a.
probando un informe del mar
ques de Vogue, su presiden.e.
Las demands de Italia, Sc
gun ell marques, estan basadas
en- "mala fe" o '~,extremada Jig
norancia."
Citaron los italianos a tres
hombres, Negrelli, Palceocapa
y Torelli, como los individuos
que construyeron ell canal.
Negrelli, seg1n ell marques,
era un australiano que muri6
en- 1858, un ano antes de que
empezara a construirse ell ca
nal; Paleocapa tuvo que decli
mar una parte en- la construc-
cion porqueen 1858 estaba Gle
go, y que Torelli no Sc intere-
SO en- ell canal hasta que casl
estaba terminado.
Los ingresos en- brute del ca
en- 1888, m 0 ntaron a
l,784, 27S,O00
La gaceta., 1939-06-08
LISTA DE CONTRIBUYEN-
TIES PARA Ell COMITE PO-
L DE u A LOS
REFUGIADOS
(ContanuGci6n)

Contribuyeron con so centa.
vos: Million Auto Parts, ANA.
do Gonzalez, Angel Valdes,
Sanitary Poultry Mkt, La Pri-
mera de Ybor Bakery, I'm So.
cialista, Cafeteria Ell Modelo,
West Coast Army Store, Perez
Mems Shop, Angel Studio,
Florida Furniture, Salon Auro
ra, Eduardo Diaz Pts, Marco
limo Cueto, La Cruz Drug
Store, Huesca's Store, DR.,
Einbinder, Sastrerfa Ell Encan-
to, El Encanto Cleaners, Bam-
by Bread, Raul Vega, Sierra,
The Rainbow, Camera y Diez,
Francisco Botino, Max Argin-
tar, Casino Drug Store, Gre
cos Inc, La France, FL Gait
co, Cuervo's Cafe, Marie's
Beauty Salon, Baamonde Fur
niture, Fonte Poultry Mkt,
Garcia's Garage, Columbia
Restaurant, S. Agliano & Son,
Lodato's Drug Store, Sports
mans, Juana Pensado, Ritz
Luncheonette, Jose A. Villa,
Penny's, Segundo Gonzalez,
Gro, Amelia Landeira, Santos
Case, La Union Gro, Morales
Lunch Room, Lombardia Gro,
Armenia Shoe Shop, Royal Bar,
David Gonzalez, Manuel Bar
cia, Eladio Valverde, Mario Val
DIES, Betty Rose Baking Co.,
Progressive Shoe Shop, Maria
ma Acosta, Lozano's Poultry
Mkt, Noises Fill. Sta, Tomas
Alfonso Gro, FL Paraiso Cafe,
Lera Gro, La Americana Gro,
La gaceta., 1939-06-08
Al comprar una maquina de uso
BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU MAG" CHICAGO

su marca particular. A wees e.
scs carros son de contrabando.
Pueden ser carros reconstrui-
dos, o reposesiones, determine
dos para que parezcan nuevos.
En- opinion del Bureau, cual-
quier CAIRO sin la garantia de ia
fabrica y que no sea vendido
por I'm traficante autorizado No
es un CARO- nuevo.
Una maquina de rso lie servi-
ra a listed bien 81 tiene listed
cuidado de ahorrarse dolores de
cabeza sea cerciorarse de- que
TODD esta escrito y comprender-
10 perfectamente, antes de fir.
mario.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08
CUBA ACTUA SOBRE LA
PLATA

Habana, JUNO Sci Sena-
dor SAINT ago Verdeja, presiden
te del senado, manifesto luego
de una conferencia con ell presi-
!ente Laredo Bru que por me-
!io de una ley Sc tratara de re-
solver ell problema de la depre
iaciCn de la plata en- Cuba.
Requiere ell plan en- estudio
que cada exportador de azdcar
reserve $500 en- moneda ameri-
Gamma del page recibido en- cada
saco de azIcar y 10 Gamble al
tesoro por dos certificates pla-
ia de a peso, De esta manera ell
.gobierno cubano no sc vera o.
bligado a comprar dinero anne
ricano para abonar la deuda ex-
tranJera.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08

Hay un viejo ardid que toda-
via funciona. Ell vendedor 10
inicia ofreciendo al cliente por
su maquina mas de 10 que vale;
luego cUando la maquina eSta
lista-acaso una semana mas
tarde- ell administrator u otro
funcionario de la compania
(que debe aprobar las ~ventas)
insiste en- mas dinero reducien-
do 10 que Sc lie reconoce por su
maquina al cliente. Esto suele
dar lugar a una dilatada discu-
sion que impide al cliente ell d.
rigirse a otra parte y por ulti-
mo 10 cansa y 10 hace ceder. U.s.
ted puede librarse de este ardid
exigiendo q. cualquier concession
que haga ell vendedor sea acep-
tada por escrito por la compa-
MIA.
ST listed Sc dirige a un trait
cante para comprar una maqui-
ma anunciada a bajo precio y lie
dicen que "se vendi6 esta mana
ma, pero aqui tenemos una me
jor por solo unos cuantos pesos
mas, 10 mejor que hace en- la
mayoria de los casos es irse con
la m1Sica a otra parte, sabiendo
que cast ha sido victima de Ia
"carnada" del anuncio. La Di-
vision de Automobiles del
Better Business Bureau che
quea constantemente los anun-
clos de maquinas de uso que apa
recen en- los peri6dicos y en- Ell
aire para comprobar la verdad.
Cuando ell Bureau descubre un
anuncio que induce a error-a-
sumiendo al principle que es
una equivocaci6n-se ruega al
traficante que publique o trans
mita por radio una ~rectifica-
ci6n; y 81 ell traficante sigue CO.
metiendo esos "errores" pierde
al fin sus privileges de anun-
ciante.
Hay otra cosa mas que NOR
tifica a los traficantes de buena
reputation y al p1blico por
igral. Els la oferta de cualquier
lase de maquina nueva con un
descuento. Presentadas como
"nrevas' al pdblico, 6stas
Sc venden como estan", con Ell
resultado de que la maquina,
nenos la a~costrmbrada garan-
ia de fabrica, por 80 dias, pus-
lie resultar un elefante blanco.
EStas ~ofertas raras wees vie
men de traficantes autorizados,
sino de los que earecen de licen-
eias del fabricante para vender
La gaceta., 1939-06-08
De Yaie

De ViGje
Embarcaron aver para la Ha
bana, donde pasaran sus vaca-
clones, los queridos amigos Dr..
Juan Silverio, director de la Gil
MICA del Nino, y ell Sr. Cesar Ri
vero Mas, 'canciller del Consula-
do de Cuba en- Tampa.
Atenderan la clientele del Dr..
Silverio mientras dure su au-
sencia los ORES. Juan Herman
DEE y Luis Rey, estimados ami
gos.
Muchas personals acudieron a
despedir a Cesar y al DR.. Silve-
ROO.
Embarcaron tambien EN- este
buque, los nuevos esposos Lau-
ra y Ruben Favelo, que pasaran
una temporada en- la Habana.
Feliz viaje les deseamos a to-
dos.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08
I'm Bdf1quete

I'm Bdnquete
Los esposos DR.. y Sra. Abe
lardo Martorell obsequiaran ma
mana por la noche con un ban
quote, en- Ell patio Don Quijote,
del afamado Restaurant Co
lumbia", a dos j6venes distin-
guides que muy pronto %contrae-
ran m%atrimonio, Srta. Carmen
Moran y Sr. Eugenio Simon.
Adornadas las mesas con gar
denias, los anfitriones, sus in
vitados y amigos Sc reuniran a
las 1880 p. m.
Los ensayos para la boda de
esos j6venes Sc efect1an en- la
Iglesia del Sagrado Coraz6n.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08
NOTAS SOCIALE

| 5oriano Manteiga, Lamar Sa-
ra, Jose Suarez, Charles SPICE
a, Sam Ferreri y ell secretario
frank de la Grana.
Pidi6 apoyo para la Tampa
Cab Co., empresa de automoyi-
les de alquiler que ha empeza-
10 a servir a Ybor City, jack
son Heights y otros barrios ex-
.remos, ell Sr. Frank Perrino.
Los Cabs de esta cOmpahia
Logan hasta la avenida Buffa-
10, ell rio Hillsborough, ell Estua-
20, Tampa, puente de la Gale
Platt, Septima y avenida 40 y
'ackson Heights. Perrino ven
de unas fichas, para los viaje-
'os de todos los dias, a base dc
tres por rs centavos.
Mr.. Burns, artista pintor de
la WPA, explic6 a la junta al
gunos de sus proyectos. Sc pro-
curara ayudarle.
Raul Vega inform6 que Ia
Tampa Electric habia cedido ell
uso de varios ~tranvfas, gratis,
en- la noche de hoy, para los ciu
iadanos que Sc preparan en- Ia
escuela Vicente Martinez Ybor
v que asistiran a la fiesta de es-
Ia noche en- ell Auditorio. Inter-
vinieron por la empresa Mr..
Fletcher, Ell jefe de transito, y
Ell Sr. Sheridan. Por la presi-
dencia Sc lie mandara una car
de gratitud.
Qued6 nombrada una conf
sion para entrevistarse con ell
Club Optimista y resolver al
gunos sencillos problemas.
Dick Greco, que sali6 en- via
je de vacaciones para Mobile,
inform6 por mediaci6n de Rail
Vega que en- ell taller de jugue-
terra de la WPA, en- Ybor ira
bajan 81 personals, con suicides
mensuales que pasan de $4,000.
Mas de 5000 juguetes Sc han
hecho va por este taller.
En- la sala de costura de la Oc
tava avenida trabajan 81 Sc
horas y senoritas con sueldos en-
conjunto cada mes, de $2,872.
La comisi6n de nuevas in.
dustrias, representada en- ell &C.
to por Charles Spicola y Jose
Suarez, rindi6 un amplio infor'
me. Gestiones sc hacen dentrC
de la mayor discretion.
Qued6 acordado hacer una
campana de publicidad con mo.
two del Dia de los Padres y pc,
dir a los hijos que regalen pu.
ros a sus mayores.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08
BOWERS NOMBRADO EN-
BAJADOR EN- CHILE

Washington, JUNO S.-Se ha
remitido al senado por ell presi-
dente Roosevelt ell n~ombramien
TO de Claude G.. Bowers para
ambajaior en- Chile.
Mr.. Bowers desempenaba csc
puesto en- Espana, donde lie ha
sustituido Alexandra Weddell.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08
81 BESA AL LEPRO.......
(Viene de la Ia. pGg.)

(Viene de la Ia. pdg.)
tomando en- cuenta ell balance
pGblico, Official, de las miserias
ocurri3as dIrante veinticuatro
horas en- IN pequeno rinc6n de
"a tierra!..
GQuien sabe 81 ante esos no.
rrorosos semblantes, esos pu-
nos levantados, esos punales es-
g%rimidoOs, un solo gestO de com
pas.6n no repercutiria de alma
en- alma, despertando ecos insos
pechados?...
Todavfa necesitamoS muchoS
'besos al leproso' para reco-
brar la confianza en- nuestros
semejantes.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08
BOdG

BOdG
Hoy, a las 8 de la noche, sc
verificara la boda de la gracio-
sa Sarita Mendez Vigo con ell
~apreciado joven Luis Trigce-
70.
Tendra lugar ell acto, ofician-
do ell notario Candida Perez, en-
ell domicilio de los padres de la
novia, esposos Castor Mendez
Vigo, residences en- ell 2912 de Ia
Gale Ybor. Apadrinaran a Ia
gentil pareja los esposOs Anto-
Mo Barcel6.
Les anticipates nuestra fell
citaci6n.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08
La Italia

Para ell sabado anuncia IN
bale por invitaci6n la sociedad
italia.
Los excelentes orquestas han
sido contratadas, Don Francis
co y La Tropical.
Han sido escogidas como ma
drinas de la fiesta Mira Cusu-
mano, Tootsie Noto, Josefina
Falsone, Mary Barrone y Mary
Muely.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08

Cdmara de Concrete de Ybor
Celebr6 anoche una importan
tie reunion la Camara de Co.
mercio de Ybor, bajo la presi-
dencia de Johnny Diaz.
ReSpondieron al pase de lista
los Sres. Mella, Raul Vega, Vic
La gaceta., 1939-06-08
Ell TEMPO

Nublados para hoy y manana,
con probables lluvias.
Maxima aver, 81 grades; mi
nina, Y.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08
EN- Ell TEATRO CASINO HOY il

Agradecemos las invitaciones
que nos manda la Secci6n de
Recreo.
La gaceta., 1939-06-08
NEURITIS

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Rheumatism, Neuralgia or LumbaRo In a
few minutes, get the Doctors formula
NURITO. Dependable-no opiates, no mar
eotics. Does the work quickly-must relieve
worst pain, to your satisfaction in q few
minutcs or money back at DrugRAtn. Don't
suffer. Use NuRIg0 on this guarantee today.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-01-07
VARIED RECREATION
FOR SO. END ADULTS
Continued from Page u

munity chorus of which Miss Florence
Lewis is chairman are held at the Har-
riet Tubman House on Holyoke st.
on Tuesday and Saturday, 7 to 10
pm; the Shaw House, on Friday from
Z to 10 pm. and at the Blessed Sacra-
ment Convent, 60 Vernon st. on We'd
nesday at 7 80 pm.
Speech discussion groups are held
at the Fourth ME. Church so Vernon
st. every Tuesday at 8 pm. Also at
90 Vernon every Thursday at pm.
is a lecture. Mrs. Anna Gale Scott is
chairman of the lectures and discus
siOns committee.
Cards, checkers, chess and other
quiet indoor games held forth at 60
Vernon st., Monday through Friday,
4 to 10 pm. Mrs. Ada V. Ward heads
the game room committee sponsoring
this activity.
For Upper ROxbury
An opportunity is offered for the
first time to residents of Upper Rox-
bury to combine good times with a
useful occupation and to learn various
crafts at the Arts and Crafts Center to
be opened at Saint Marks Center,
Townsend st. Glasses in leather, metal,
drawing and painting will be held free
for all residents over Is. The instruc-
tor in leather, drawing and painting,
Celestine Pope, is well known at the
Center for her leadership and ability.
Miss Anita Snowden will teach metal
craft, she is very adept at jewelry
work. Glasses will be open on We'd
nesday and Thursday from to $50,
and from 6 to s pm. The public is
cordially invited. There is no charge
in connection with the classes.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-01-07
1aHkFt Nall

The basketball season is upon us
and once more the hallowed boards
of the Robert Gould Shaw House and
other local gyms will resound with
the pounding feet of the stalwart
bearers of the banners of our local
fraternity teams.
This year has every promise of be-
ing a red letter year for basketball.
Judging from rumors it seems that
the Omegas are all powerful and will
sweep all opposition before them as
they did last year.
Among the newcomers sporting the
Omega colors this year will be James
Hall who was varsity forward at
Morehouse and our own Rollie Ber-
nard, stellar performer on BUS foot
ball and track squads. Then of course,
we have the veterans from past years
Oscar, Zimmerman" Moore who is
at his best when the going is toughest,
Mike Ransom who is an ace performer
in any position, Butler Williams the
man of many surprises and Hugh Mag
bic whose very name makes the op-
position tremble.
This year the Omegas have a rather
extensive schedule including several
out of state trips. They have planned
return engagement with that for
midable outfit, the Washington Alphas
also other Fraternity teams from
N. Y. and r. l.
The initial game of the season is
to be against the Dunbar Associates,
the boys from across the river, Friday,
January 18th at Memorial High. See
you there.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-01-07
Cathedral of Yicissitudes,

Southwark cathedral, said to be
the finest example of Gothic archi-
lecture, after Westminster Abbey, in
London, is "lost," even though it
stands just a few steps beyond Lon
don bridge. Buildings so hem it in
that few of the thousands who pass
it daily realize that it is there. South
wark is sometimes referred to as
"the Cathedral of Vicissitudes. For
about 70 years in Elizabethan times
its Lady chapel was rented to a
baker, who did his baking in the
chapel itself. Horses were once kept
on the site of its old cloisters and it
once served as a police court. 1t
was made a cathedral in 1905.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-01-07
NVVVNVNV~~~~~~~<
HARLEM;
Race Capitol of the Nation !;
By FLOYD C. sNELsoN
New YORK !
'ULORED WOMEN IN THE

are our women writer's better than
men? Do our women succeed os , oilah
paper reporters and columnists as well
as women OF other races? What con-
IriDutlonS to Race newspapers have
been made by the fair sex? Do orr
readers appreciate reading after the
pen OF a woman as much as of a man ,
VINO are some of the leading women
VINO have made good in the field Of
race journalism? ''eiu Vi
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-01-07
MAIDEN GREETS DR.. D. {. BERRY
Continued from Page y

ence with two selections: "City Called
Heaven" and "The Lords Prayer.
Among the many speakers who
could have been invited to deliver the
Founders Day message, none possibly
could have gained the wholehearted at
tention of the audience, as did DIR.
William N. De Berry from Spring
field. In many ways the trials and
obstacles that INSTRUCTED DR.. De Berry
in his founding of st. Johns Congre-
gational Church, Community Centre
and Camp Atwater were parallel to
those encountered by members of the
Union Baptist Church. The latter
could understand each incident he
spoke of and could feel that their eff
forts were not in vain. The stories of
the Girl and Boys Home and Camp
Atwater were very interesting and in
structive. 1t can truly be said that
listed in the annals of great men and
women of the race, the name of DR..
William N. De Berry has earned that
honor by merit alone.
After the enlightening and encour-
aging message of DR.. De Berry, what
ever plans Rev. Clayton has for max
ing Union Baptist Church one of the
community's progressive edifces, have
great possibilities with the cooperation
of the Church's members and friends.
On the rostrum were flowers given
by Mrs. Rosetta Tyler in memory of
her father the late Deacon James A.
Ivy and by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Croxon in memory of Mr.. Croxon's
father and mother, Deacon and Mrs.
Charles Croxon-B.D. (PCR)
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-01-07
DAVENPORT'S
STUDIO PARTY
Continued from Page u

Mr.. and Mrs. Driver, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilfred Deosta ST., Mr. and Mrs. 7.
Kelly Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon
Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Houston;
Mesdames: Toye Garrett and mother;
Aide zee, Bessie Robinson, Carrie Will
liams, Ebba Perry, Matte Roberts,
Marguerite Toy-Baily, and Mrs. Has
brouck; Misses: Jesseie Barrett, Narka
Bourne, Frances Garrett, Genevieve
Bradley, Daisy Hunter, Edith McPher-
son, Mary Brown and Miss Jeffries;
Messrs: Reynolds, Walker, Al Bird,
Bill Howard, DR.. Cheeks and others.
Miss Dorothy King, a pupil of the
Davenport School of the Dance, en-
tertained to the delight of all the
guests-B.H. (PCR)
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THEIR 50TH WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
Continued from page l.

Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. Enslow, Mrs.
Erma Jackson, Mrs. Batson, Mrs.
Hooper and daughter, Mrs. Gabriel
Coakley (who was i'll and could not
come in person, but sent a representa-
tive(, Mrs. Durbin and many others.
The couple received many lovely and
beautiful gifts. A pleasant repast was
served after the reception ceremonies.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-01-07
Announcement

Dedication service of the First Spiri-
tualAlliance Church Association, Inc,
TIA w. Springfield Street, Boston.
Present premises recently obtained.
Services will be held Thursday even
ing, Jan. II at 8 o'clock. Rev. Helen
Green, founder.
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Old free CarefnlIy Guarded

The sacred Pipal or Bo tree of
Ceylon, planted 1900 years ago, has
been carefully guarded and watched
over by succession of guardians
ever since.
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