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Potomac Heights Community,

FOtOmac Heights Community.
Six laymen and laywomen will
participate in symposium on "Why
Should We Keep Lent-and How?"
tomorrow ats pm. They will be
M. H. Hess, G. w. Mo. Sc, Mrs. S.
A. Stebbins, Mrs. Anne B. Cushman,
Miss Adele Chambers and DR.. r.
M. Charles. At II am the Rey. o.
j. Randall will preach on THE
Bruised Reed and the Smoking
Flax" The Executive Committee will
meet Tuesday evening. The chill
dren's clinic will be held Thursday
at 1890. On Saturday evening the
P. T. A. will present Everybody S
Crazy" in the church auditorium.
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Eastern.

The evening services will be under
the auspices of the George Wins
low Mems Bible Glass. Walter K.
Handy. elder in the Arlington
Church, will speak The president
of the class, Charles w. Bailey, will
preside and the male chorus will
furnish special music. At the morn
ing service, the Rev. DR.. Barrows
will preach on World Victory"
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Ghrtattatt muattra

Lectures on Cosmic Soul Science
DR.. F.. Homer Curtiss will continue his
celebrated stereoptican lectures on
"The TRUTH ABOUT THE HERE
AFTER" with Physical Proofs.
Mch. 3. Ectoplasm Its Origin and Uses,
Mch. 10, Photos of Naturalization. Hou.
dini's Message,
Mch II, Spirit Pictures of Lincoln, CIeve.
land. Harrison.
Mch. 81. Spirit FinEerprint Evidence.
Mch. 81. The Fairies. Their Photographs.
PM. Every FRIDAY
UNITY HALL, 1926 Eye St.
Never such pictures as these. We invite
lection. Keep this for reference.
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Gunton- Temple Memorial.

DR.. Bernard Braskamp will have
for his subject at II am THE
Secret of Release From Anxiety"
This is the first of series of Lenten
sermons.
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Calvary, South,

The Rev. F.. L. Morrison will
preach at II am. on "Leanness of
Soul and at pm. on THE Re-
quirements of Discipleship."
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knox,.

Services will be held at 1916 Ver-
mont avenue NV. at IL am. and
8 pm. In the morning the Rev.
Leslie w. Sloat will speak on Jobs
Repentance and His Later Bless
ings."
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Divine Science.

The Rev. j. l.. Patch will explain
"Effectual Prayer" in a lesson SER
mon tomorrow at ii am. at the
Grafton Hotel and Thursday at
pm. Wells of Abundance"
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Calvary PentecOStaI.

THE Gospel Hour" with songs,
testimony and a talk by the pas
tor, is heard at pm, over WIND,
900 kilocycles. The pastor will
speak on Christ, the Redeemer,"
at II am. and on Great Contro-
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Howard University.

The all university religious serv-
zee IN Andrew Rankin Memorial
Chapel tomorrow at II am. will
have for speaker David D. Jones.
president of Bennett College for
Women, Greensboro, N. C.
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Israel c, NJ. E,

Youth day will be observed at II
o'clock The Junior church and Sun
day school will present a musical
and literary program. Mrs. c. L..
Russell. wife of Bishop Russell, will
be the principal speaker. At pm.
Sergt. Brice, director. will present
the R. o. T. c. band of go pieces of
Howard University in a sacred pro-
gram, this being their last public
appearance before going to the
Worlds Fair in New York,
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versy" at 7:45 pm. The young
people meet at $50 pm. Services
Wednesday and Friday, 7:45 pm.
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Jones Memorial (Colored)

At II am DR.. Julius S. Carroll
will preach the first sermon in the
series on How Shall 1 Observe
Lent?" The Epworth League meet
ing will be at $50 pm, with Miss
Florence Ellis conducting the serv-
ice. On account of the pageant,
vending Upward" at Mount Zion
Church on Wednesday night, there
will be no Wednesday night service
at the church,
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River Road u. p.

The sixth of the series of sermons
on big little words of the Bible will
be given at II o'clock. But" by
the Rev. Virgil M. Crosby. The young
peoples fellowship will meet at
O'Clock. Bible study Thursday eve
ming at 8 o'clock.
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Tabor (COlOred).

The Rev. R. A. Farley will preach
at II am. on The True Defense" >"
A program will be rendered by the
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COncOrd-Cabin John,

EARLY Heroines" will be the sub
ject of the Rev. Frank Edwards
Sutch.
At Concord, Sunday school at 2:15
pm: church service at pm; fried
chicken dinner Wednesday, 5 to
8 pm.
At Cabin John. Sunday school at
10 am. and church service at 8 pm.
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PentecOstal.

Pastor Harry v. Schaeffer will
speak at II am. on "Emptied From
Vessel to Vessel" and at 7:3O pm.
on Water Baptism"
The Christ Ambassadors will con-
duct services at 3 pm. at the prison
camp at Great Falls, Va. At the
same time the young ladies' group
will conduct services at the House
of Detention for Girls.
A special prayer meeting precedes
the evening service at $50 pm.
Tuesday, ?:45 pm, young peoples
meeting; Thursday, l to 4 pm.
prayer and fasting; Friday, 7:45
pm, prayer service conducted by
the pastor.
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EbeneZer (COlOred)

Mems Day will be observed to-
morrow under the auspices of the
Mems Club. At II am, DR.. A. j.
Mitchell of Baltimore, Md, will
preach to men; $3.50 pm, the Amer
ican Legion James Reese Europe
Post will present a program: 8 pm,
the order of the Heroines of Jericho
will attend and the Rev. F. F. King
will preach.
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Salvation Army.

ASoSAOik nIHys
Meetings tomorrow are:
Temple Corps, COG E street NV
At II am. Capt. Jaynes will speak
on "They Left Their Nets" At 8
pm, "A Great Gulf-Fixed."
Northwest Corps, 1901 Seventh
street N.W-Brig. Roberts will have
charge of both the II I'm. and the
8 pm. meetings.
Southeast Corps, 1873 Eighth street
SE-There will be the usual meet
ings with Commandant Gaugh in
charge.
Georgetown Corps, 1075 Jefferson
street N.W.-Sunday morning Capt.
Jones will speak on "A Good Man"
8 pm, why Be a Misfit."
Northeast Corps, 7l5 I street Ne
At II am. Capt. Swyers will speak
on "Paul-Unmovable." At $50
there will be young peoples meet
ing. At 8 pm. Capt Swyers will
use as his topic, "Indolence."
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'Schedu|e Of Activities in Washington Churchess
Street (CoIored,

young peoples society at 6 pm.
Miss Mary Logan, leader.
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Miles Memorial G.. M. F.

The congregation will observe
Dollar Dav service" The Rey Leroy
Bowman will be the guest speaker
at II am, and at pm, the Rev.
L. @. Brown will speak. The Epworth
League will meet at $50 pm.
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Western.

The Rev. j. H. Dunham will preach
tomorrow morning on Our Busi-
ness"
At a meeting of the congregation
on Thursday night the following Of
flcers were elected: Elders, Charles
Brown, Alfred GaWler, James Will
liams re-electedD; deacons, Fred
Kenneard, ST.. William Hanback, Gre
elected. Travis Nelson and Lloyd
Hill. The installation. and ordina-
ton will be held tomorrow at II am.
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Christian Science.

Christ Jesus" is the subject Of
the lesson in all the
Churches of Christ. Scientist, tomor-
row. The golden text is from Co.
lossians 3:16,17, Let the word Of
Christ dwell in you richly in all
wisdom, and whatsoever We do in
word or deed, do all in the name of
the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to
God and the Father by him"
Among the citations which COM
prise the lesson-sermon is the fol-
lowing from the Bible: Jesus cried
and said, He that believeth on me,
believeth not on me, but on him
that sent me" (John I2:44.)
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Euthrra&t
ST. MARKS LUTHERAN

8th and Independence Ave. SW
REV. j. LUTHER FRANTZ. Pastor.
II 100 a.m-"And the Tempter Came"
9:45 ans. S. $50 p.m-L. League
Wed. p.m-Lenten Service with Sermon.
TAkOMA
Seventh and Dahlia NV,
(Three Blocks East of Walter Reed)
Rev. j. Adrian Pfeiffer. Pastor.
s. S. at 945. Morning Worship at II.
FAITH
Lee Blvd. at Jackson. Arlington, Va.
Sunday School 9:30 Morning Worship.
l1:00 am. Fellowship Wed. 500 pm.
REV. GEO. J. GREWENOW. Pastor.
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John Wesley A. M. F. 2.

The Rev. Stephen Gill Spottswood
will preach at II am. the fourth in
a series of sermons on "Ezekial's
Visions" from the subject, ITO the
Mountains" and at pm, phillips
Brooks" from the theme, the life
and personalities of -Four Nine
teenth Century Preachers" At 3
pm. the Rev. c. T. Murray of the
Vermont Avenue Baptist Church
and congregation will worship here.
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Metropolitan A. NJ. E,

Annual Mems Day rally. Charles
E. Bryan is the chairman Eleven
am, sermon by the presiding elder,
Rev. H. M. Shields; 8 pm, sermon
by a guest speaker. On Monday,
the presiding elder will hold his
fourth quarterly conference.
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Metropolitan Wesley A. M. F.. Zior

The Rev. David Cecil Lynch will
preach on THE Spirit of a Good
Neighbor" Sunday morning. The
Rev. William H. Dean, Baltimore,
will preach in the interest of the
Christian Endeavor Society at $3.50
pm. on THE Bible. the Nations
Greatest Asset" The pastor will
preach at 8 pm.
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Central.


DR.. James H. Taylor will preach
in the morning on THE Family
and the Home" and in the evening
on Revelations of Glory"
The Westminster League of young
people have selected as the motto,
BE We doers of the word and not
hearers only" The Greek letters
pi lambda. which stand for "Poetai
Logou," or "doers of the word"
have been taken as the emblem of
the class. A pin bearing these let
ters will be used.
The young peoples Friday night
class, under the instruction of DR..
Taylor, will study the last week in
the life of Christ.
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acles of Jesus" The hour will in
clude meditation and prayers for
the sick. Mrs. z. D. Blackstone will
conduct the meeting.
The service Of holy communion
and Christian healing will be held
In the chapel Thursday at 10 o'clock.
The Rev. Paul Duliver Wilbur, rec
tor, will officiate.
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Continued From Page A-l1.)

evening service he will preach on
Defending Our Homes"
Prayer services will be held We'd
nesday evening at the home of Mrs.
B. F. Crown, 3715 Veazey street NV.
Conversational groups in missions
will be a feature.
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Emthrra1t

INCARNATION 14th AND
GALLATIN NV.
MARYLAND Synod United Lutheran Church)
Rev. Henry Manken, Jr., Pastor.
II 100 am.-Worship and Sermon.
$50 am-School
7:15 pm.-Young Peoples Luther League
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AkaShic Science.

Koontz, who died a little over a week
ago.
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HARTFORD

HARTFORD, Conn, May 8-AIl
services were well attended at Bethel
Am. E. Church, Sunday, it being
Sacrament Day, At the morning SER
vice, Pastor W. K. Hopes discussed,
Following Jesus, Where and How? %
The Lords Supper was administered
to 253 at church and to seven in their
homes. The Junior Choir, Miss Kath-
ryn Barlow, director, sang sweetly,
New additions increased the member
ship to Al. An attractive feature was
the marching in and communing of
the juvenile choir of 80 small children
attired in white SUPPLIES. Mrs. Orrie
Travis, matron and director. Among
visitors were Marion James, Linane
Hill, Martha Sailing, Kathrine Green,
Ida James Woods, Jamie Lee Cor
don, Herman Henry, all of Hartford
and Mr.. M. Giles of Englewood. N. ],
The Sunday School, Supt. Rob't Wells
at his post, had fine attendance and
interesting discussion of the lesson
topic. The pastor spoke hopefully re-
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EVERETT

EVERETT, Mass, May 1O-The
Harriet Tubman Temple No. 122 of
LB.P,O.E. of Everett held their Ora
torical Contest at Zion Baptist Church,
Cottage Street, Rev. Y. Hill, pastor.
The contest was won by Miss Ursula
Reid of Saugus. Master Bernard
jackson was also a contestant making
an excellent showing after only two
weeks preparation. He will be one of
the contestants next year. DIR Frances
Hawkins was chairman.
Harriet Tubman Temple meets the
second and fourth Thursdays at Zion
Baptist Church, Cottage Street, two
minutes walk from Everett Square.
The Civil Liberties and Shrine Com
mittee of the Temple will hold rum
mage sale at the church Saturday, May
q, from 2 until 5: pm, at which time
supper will be served.
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WEST MEDFORD

WEST MEDFoRD, Mass, May 10
Morning service 1O:45; Sunday
School, 1915; B.Y.P.U., $50; EVENING.
service, 7:3O. Pastor, Rev. J. F.
Bailey.
Rev. John F. Bailey took his text
from the scripture cove no man any
thlng but to love one another-Ro-
mans. His subject was "Debt and
Debtors"
Communion was served at the even
ing service and Miss Ethel Collins re-
ceived the right hand fellowship.
At this time the Shiloh B.Y.P.U.
wishes to thank all who aided them
when things looked darkest for such
q. successful rally, May T. The high
lights of the youths rally were the
singing of the Jolly Us who thrilled
the audience with their unique sing
ing; Madeline Dugger's reading; Mrs.
j. F. Bailey's selections; Coral Yam
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CHELSEA
Peoples Church, 166 Pearl Street
Rev. Luther Marion Fuller


CHELSEA, Mass, Nav 9-Sundav
May IA, is Mothers Day, and the sub
Ject OF the sermon will be: "The Sig
niticance of Mothers Day" Mrs
Daisy Everett of Everett, will be the
guest soloist. Sunday School at 1890
pm, evening services at z pm. All
are cordially invited to be present.
ADULT EDUCATION SCHEDULE
Monday and Wednesday afternoons
at 8 Summer Street, Emusic and Cur
rent Events" Monday evenings and
Thursday afternoons at the same adj
dress, "Bible Study and Great Bible
Characters" Tuesday evenings. "Lec-
lures on Political, Social and Econ
omic Subjects" at Summer Street.
wednesday evenings, discussion
Group" at "A Walnut Street,
Chelsea Chisellings
We were very glad to have as visi-
tors at Peoples Church Sunday: Mes
danes Latson, Estelle Perry. Daisv
Everett, Miss Frederick Colbert, Mas
ter Thomas Perry and Mr.. Taylor, all
OF Everett, some of whom are mem
bers of Mt. Zion BAPTIST Church of
which our dear friend, Rev. Virgess
Hill is the very efficient pastor. Mrs.
Estelle Perry is expected to render
a solo at Peoples Church in the verv
near future.-We are very clad to
hear that Robert Harvey, grandson
of Mrs. Levina Milliken. is out of the
hospital doing fine.
sunday morning we visited Commu-
nifty Church to hear DR.. John HAYNES
Holmes speak on "Mussolini, Hitler.
Chamberlain, and Roosevelt" He pic
tured Mussolini as a Careerist, Real
Ist and a Coward. In his opinion
Hitler is no coward which was shown
by ms bravery in the World War, but
ne is a Fanatic bent on dominating
the world with an Iron Hand and
would go to any distance to accom-
pllsh his ends even if it meant the
destruction of all in his way. Roose-
welt was pictured as man who de-
sired peace but a peace with honor
Chamberlain was pictured as a man
caught between two fires and knew
not which way to go. His actions at
Munich in allowing Hitler to take over
Czechoslovakia without firing a gun
were motivated by the fact that Eng
land was not prepared to fight Hitler
at that time.
We also attended a great Revival
Meeting at Mechanics Building at 3
pm, last Sunday to hear Rev. Dr.
Charles Fuller of Los Angeles. Cali
fornia, preach one of his Old Time
hvangelistic Sermons. A great crowd
had gathered to hear him, DR.. Fuller
as you know, is the leader of the cold
Time Revival" which broadcasts over
the radio every Sunday evening at Q
pm. Or. Fuller made one significant
statement when he said: eff there
We're more He'll Fire preaching in our
pulplts today, there would be much
less hellish actions related in the
press"
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MAIDEN
Union Baptist Church
Rev. Willard L. Clayton, Pastor

MAIDEN, Mass, May 8-Using as
theme, "The Tragic Sense of Dis
satisfaction" Rev. Clayton delivered
an especially fine sermon. He spoke
of the tragedy of colored Americans
desiring to go to Africa, leaving their
homeland America. Evening theme
"A BETTING Memorial after which
communion was held with a large
number of the more elderly members
present. Among them was Mrs. Mary
A. Battles. The Pipe Organ was used
for the first time in services through
out the day to the great joy of many
who have looked forward to this dav
for forty years. The organ was built
by the William Laws Company of
Beverly, Mass. Miss Orissa White is
the organist and director of the choir
Among the visitors at the morning
service were DR.. Simmons of Boston.
Mrs. Marguerite Bailey, Cambridge.
Deacon and Jackson Davis, also the
return of Mrs. Minnie Bond who has
been away for some weeks caring for
her daughter Miss Mary L. Bond. of
Greensboro, N. C.-In connection with
the Spring Rally, May %, supper is
to be given by the Fidelity Club at the
home of Mrs. Valentine, 537 Ferry
Street, Everett, on Thursday, May Is.
Mesdames Bradley, Estella Smith.
Helen Hinton and Minnie Bond repre-
sented the Senior Missionary Circle at
the United Baptist Convention at the
session on Thursday, and Mrs. Olivia
5. Jefferson as supervisor of the
Junior Missionaries. Delegate from
the church was Deacon Jesse L. Tav-
lor.
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Eastern Avenue Baptist Church

A~Sfs ." II. JdChSOH, DdSLOr
Where Shall the Christian Direct
HIS Eyer" was the pastors subject
at the morning worship Members
and friends received splendid mes
sage on Parole" by Mr.. w. H. s.
Dabney, Sunday afternoon, at the
By ~. hour. Those representing
the press club were Mrs. Janice Mann
Dlngwall, Miss Beatrice Durant and
Martin D. Richardson who also spoke
on the NAACP campaign drive.-Tn
the evening Holy Communion was
served and the right hand of fellow
snip given to new members. The pas
TOR preached on "Obstacles. y The
Junior Missionaries held special pie
convention meeting Tuesday making
fnal arrangements for their conven-
ton at Union Baptist Church Thurs
day.-Ihe Mystic Baptist Church
school Union will hold a "Mavfair''
Thursday, May IS, at our church ..
games, puzzles and prizes will feature
the program.-Get-Well GREETINGS are
IN order for our sick, Albert Clark. at
nome, and Miss Queenie Smith at the
y. +. Sanatorium in Waltham. -
Deacon Johnson and Mr.. Blackwell
with the pastor will be at the conven-
tlon to represent the church.-Visitors
at the services were Mr.. and Mrs
Miller of NJ. E. Church, Boston. also
b LYMAN of Washington, D. c.
Inc Fidelity Glass met at the home
OF Mrs. Alice Rose Monday evening
to plan for their coming Mothers and
Daughters mite.
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church wasn't filled to capacity, those
present had enough enthusiasm for
the absent ones. The guest speakers
were Atty. Dorch, president of the
Boston branch, and Mr.. Pasqua. also
of Boston. Both stressed the outstand-
ing record the organization has at
tanned and the necessity for everyone
to join. The workers were successful
IN obtaining memberships from several
of the eminent white people of the city.
The point is significant and belittles
those of our race who haven't Joined.
Members of the youth group who
haven't joined are given ten DAYS in
which to do so. We hope that further
reports will be given next Wednesday,
May II at the meeting at the YMCA.
... Mrs. Marcia Tubbs, the newlywed
was given post-nuptial kitchen show
er, at the home of her parents, Satur-
day evening She received several use
full gifts. Among those present were
Varena Bernard, Elsmere Harris, Josie
Mapp, Dorothy Howell, Alice Solomon,
Linda Solomon, Irene Cromwell, Mil
bred Coombs, Ruth and Esther Tor
renee, Christine, Jerry, Edna, Mary
and Margaret Baker, johnson sisters,
Claire Hargrove and Marcia Tubbs.
Miss Thelma Smith, Edna Royster and
Alice Marrow attended the AKA. sup
per and bridge in Boston Saturday
evening. . Don't forget the Mothers
Day Tea given by the Junior Mission
airy Society in the Lincoln Church
Vestry. A splendid program has been
prepared with Mrs Carter Brooks of
New Bedford as guest speaker. Buenos
Dias Senores-E.M.J.
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BROCKTON
Social HighIights

BROCKTON, Mass, May 13-NTrs.
K. jackson and Mrs. E. Royster were
hostesses to the Women's Efficiency
Club at the latter's home last week
Miss Claire Hargrove, delegate to the
annual Federation of Women's Clubs
convention held in Boston recently
gave an interesting and commendable
report. Plans were made for the re-
ceptlon to the graduates to be held
June l6. The next meeting will he
June l at the home of Mrs. Frances
Hargrove at which time the club mem
bers will be hostesses for the annual
Mothers and Daughters night. =. Miss
Dorothy Canada had as her guest over
the weekend, Miss Peggy Lewis. one
OF her classmates at Portia. Miss Can
ada was elected secretary of the New
England Race Commission at a meetino
held recently in Boston. This oroun
IS composed of students from all New
ENGLAND colleges. Mrs. TmehoIle
billiard was guest of honor at a din
ner party given by her father, Mr.
James OVERLY, in honor of her birth
day anniversary last Tuesday Those
present were Mrs. Emma Morse and
daughter Jean, Miss Ruth billiard
Mr.. James OVERLY and Mrs. billiard
Mr.. and Mrs Ely Tubbs, recent.
" welded, were the guests of Mr.. an6
Mrs. Harold Marrow at a buffet sur
per at the Marrow's home. Other:
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Genera
Baker, Christine Baker and Antoine
Lopes. daughter of Mrs. Emma Morse
participated in the school operetta, hell
at the War Memorial Building, Frida,
evening. . Miss Della Pena. sur
rounded by her royal subjects wa
crowned Queen of the May Festiva
held Friday evening in the Messiah
i Church auditorium. Miss Pena wa
the winner of the recent popularit,
contest sponsored by the young peopl
of the church. She was attired in
gown BETTING that of a Queen. Othe
royalties were: King, John Durham
subjects, Ruth Hargrove, Betty Dur
ham, Marian Gabriel and Shirley Rob
erts. The program consisting of sol
by Bernice Reid, musicale selection
by the Attucks choir of Boston, in
strumental numbers by the Quart
brothers, and readings by Mrs. An
thony Hawkins The general chairman
was Miss Alice Marrow, and the gown
were designed and made by Miss Louis
Marrow. The N.A.A.CP. mas
meeting held Sunday afternoon in Lin
coin Church auditorium was well wort
attending. The campaigners VIII
worked so assiduously, felt their effort
were not in vain, when the final re
ports were read. Brockton lived up t
its old reputation, and although tn