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Evening star., 1940-06-06

Mr.. Carr, DR.. Edwin G. Powell; COL
lection Of named varieties, Miss
Lottie Fahrenbruch, Mr.. Senseman:
collection of named varieties, c.
M. Davidson.
Semi double or double, named:
White or cream, Mr.. Carr, DR.. Powell
Mr.. Senseman; light pink, Mr.. Sen
seman, Mr.. Carr, DR. Powell; dark
pink, Mr.. Carr, Mrs William H. Eng
land, Mr.. Senseman; red, c. M
Purves, DR.. Powell, Mr. Carr; speci-
men single varieties, Mr.. Carr, Dr.
Powell; unnamed varieties, Mr.. Carr
Miss Mae Simpson.
Other flowers: PansieS, Mrs. r. H
Fielder, Miss Simpson Mrs. Howard
L. Knight; columbines, j. Preston
Swecker; other perennials, Mr.. Carr
Mrs. Fielder; Towering shrubs, one
to three sprays to vase, Mr.
Swecker, Mrs. Knight, Mrs. Fielder.
Arrangements: Basket of peonies
any size, one variety Miss Simpson;
vase over inches high, main feature
to be peonies, Mrs H. A. Harding,
Mrs. England, Miss Simpson, Mrs.
Knight; vase under inches high,
any flowers, Miss Simpson, Mrs.
Knight, Mrs. Fielder.
Miniatures, 3 inches or less over
Evening star., 1940-06-06

Iron, recording secretary; Mrs. Nor
gan Rankin, corresponding secre-
tary, and Douglas B. Jenkins, treas
urer.
Among the activities the club
plans to help promote are a trip
to the Worlds Fair in New York,
a city-wide model sailboat contest
and the serving Of hot lunches for
boy members through the summer.
Evening star., 1940-06-06
Parent Leaders Club
Organized al Y. N. T.. 4.

A "Parent-Leaders Club" has been
organized at the boys department
OF the Central Y. M. c. A. with a
view to aiding in program plan
ming for the 900 boy members, it
was announced yesterday by r. H.
Gaber, boys work director.
Temporary officers are Mrs. Esther
Crews, chairman; Mrs. H. A. Marsh,
vice chairman; Mrs. Earl Blenk-
Evening star., 1940-06-06
Deaths Reported

Philip Baker, "a, 1419 st. Sc
Efie Davies 81, 1925 Rhode Island ave
Charles Ryan. 70. Sibey Hospital
Bates Warren. 20. 2O29 Connecticut ave
Mary A. Agnew. 50. Homeopathic Hospital
Eva s: Stephenson. IS, Garfield Hospital
Sara j. Blanchard. 81, George Washing
ton University Hospital.
John A. Broderick, IS, Washington Home
for Incurables.
Mary Cunningham, 81, Garfield Hospital
Nellie F, Rannings, 80. 2314 Park pl Sc
Carl Cole SO, Garfield Hospital
Randolph Watson. so, Providence Hospital
Frank j. Carson, 40. Ebbett Hotel
Matilda B; East: 4s. 733 9Th st.
Infant Patricia L. Misner, Providence
Hospital
Sophia Davis, 90, 80 I ST. Sc.
George R. Thompson, IS, S11 1st st.
John SWEENEY, So, 1914 18th st.
julius Williams, Sc. Gallinser Hospital
Bernard Moxley. IS, Foot of 9th St sv
Ellsworth Snowden, II, Gallinger Hospital
Evening star., 1940-06-06
Births Reported

John and Ruth Jory, girl
ESooe9lt Eoo;9 ana Margaret Sloan. boy.
G.ecil and Adelaide McLendon. bov
6aton and Louise Contella. boy
HTMleInard and Louise Johnskin bow.
Ma!ter and Helen Seltzer. girl
.Josenh osef snd and france Frances Bowling. girl.
Robert and Margaret Duyall how
Le9n .e9n and Evelyn McIntyre, boy. wy
Earle and Mary shonp. bboy bow
JJohn and Dolores Clarke, girl
n; Hamlln and Harriet Hodges. girl,
lawrence and Martha Patterson, girl
EaeLaio and Mary Burke boy
AIoen and Lola Kirkham. boy.
Ignatius and Anna Keane, girl.
Fred and Ruth Stanton. boy.
Lester and Gladys Herljby, how
Raymond and Belva Mathieson how
Davld and Evelyn Mead, bow.
Mllilam and Marguerite Keeler girl
frank and, Martha Zsakany. girl
Arthur and Bertha Vandervelde. rirl
ESouiS ana FTleda Balotin, girl.
Melville and Viola Cohee, boy.
James and Mildred Magruder. boy,
John and Dorothy Engle girl.
frederick and Julia Shields, girl.
Robert and Frances Ross, girl,
VIVIAN and Margaret Curtis. girl
George and Ruth Adams boy.
joseph and Dorothea Feieley, boy.
Mauro and Eden Baradi, boy.
Joseph and Mary Nabinett. boy.
Walter and Allidees Nicholson boy.
Ward and Mary Hough. boy
James and Louise Smith, girl,
Thomas and Thelma Cole. boy
Charles and Sylvia Adams, boy.
Timothy and Agnes Biscoe, girl.
Evening star., 1940-06-06

all, Mrs E. Clarence Rice, Miss Simp-
son, Mrs. Knight; Z inches or less
over all, Miss Simpson, Mrs. Fielder
Mrs. N. j. Huff.
The members of the Show Com
mlttee were Mrs. George B. Furman,
chairman; DR.. Powell, vice chair
man; DR.. and Mrs. George B. L.
Arner, Judge H. c. Eeffner, w. C.
Hunkins, Mrs. knight. Miss Ruth
McCrory, A. L. Morgan, F. L. Null
ford, Mrs. James Graham, Mrs. E.
Clarence Ross and MI. Senseman.
Tonight at o'clock the oath an
nual rose show will open under the
auspices of the club and will con-
tinue through tomorrow night until
8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1940-06-06
Peony Show First
Goes 10 Senseman;
Exhibit Ends Tonight
Carr Takes Six Class
Honors of Tukomu
Horticultural Club

Clarence E. Senseman of Wood
side, Md, took first and third prizes
last night in the 18th annual peony
show of the Takoma Horticultural
Club, which opened in the Takoma
Park branch of the Washington
Public Library and closes tonight at
9 o'clock. He displayed a Refine Hor-
tense, which was judged the best
flower, while Sarah Bernhardt was
third best. Clarence G Carr of Aspen
Hill, Md, took second honors with a
Refine Hortense. He captured six
first prizes in the show.
The judges were Dr. Howard r.
Watkins of Somerset, Md, who
passed on peonies. and Miss Marga-
ret c. Lancaster, arrangements.
The winners in the various classes
were:
Collection of 10 named varieties,
Evening star., 1940-06-06

In many British schools states
are being used to save paper.
Evening star., 1940-06-06

my business kept abroad for many years. And though oo
American and glad be home family and
the charm that the Old World L when
wife and visited quaint old Dutch
place brings back fond Inn
La gaceta., 1940-07-30

praron 'papeletas para ell al
muerzo y bale que tendran de-
recho a la sntrada; pero deDe.
ran proveerSe de un pase que ,es
dara la persona a las cue COM
praron dichas papeletas. Sepase
bien, las papeletas originates no
ttndran valdez.
Como attraction Principal c
sorteara entire les asistentes va
loses regalos. los cuales Sc ex-
h'ben en- tiendas de la s6ptima
avenida.
Para esta fiesta han sido in.
vitadas las simpaticas sehoritas
que aSpiran a ser Miss Tabaco
Girl l941", las euaies seran pre-.
sentadaS desde la plataforma de
Ia mlsica.
D>Sde las 10 80 a las 4 de ia
manana, estando los bailables a
cargo de las orquestas don
Francisco" y LA Sonora.
Muy agradecido a la invita-.
ci6n que Sc me envia.
La gaceta., 1940-07-30
LAS CONDICIONES oFRE-
CIDAS A ALEMANLA

New York. ID s0-En
C.cUlos bic1 anteraooe re dire
Ne Il 2obiefno de Hitler hizo a
Ine @aterra, en- las dltimas sema-
mas, las sig1iontps prcposi2iona,
&c paz: que Sc permita a Italia
mano libre en- Espaha Y Grecil,
haio supervision alemana, ads
mas de la costa del Adriatico /;
que ell imperio ingl6s no Sc mez-
Gle en- los problemas de Ia Euro
pa continental, aceptando que
Belgica pase a ser un protecto-
RADIO, sin que sean molestadas
las poSesiones coloniales de 6s-
ia; que seentregue a Alemania
el Congo belga, ell Este de Afri-
La gaceta., 1940-07-30
NOTAS SOCIALN
En- ell Casino

En- Ell CASINO
Presenta "a empresa del Tea
tro Casino, hoy Y manana, la
,indisima pelicula en- espano'
"Caballo a Caballo" con Enri
que Herrera Y Chato Ortiz; ado
mas la pellcula en- ingles Or
Kildare's Strange Case"
La gaceta., 1940-07-30

Ia Secci6n de RecreO, con el d.
vertido Beach Party que efec-
tuaron en- la playa de Clear
water.
Temprano en- la mahana par
tieron del frente del edificio en-
una lujosa "guagua'. Durante
el viaje improvisation bonitas
canciones Y Sc dijeron chistes,
mas 0 menos jocosos; pero de
e~ntretenimiento para todos,
Entire los excursinistas Sc ha
naban Mercedes Fernandez, pre-
sidenta; Bertha Salgad, Irene
Fernandez, Berta Rodriguez,
Della Roiriguez, Graciela ST.
ira, Aida Rodriguez, Rosita AL
fonso y Dolores Prieto.
J6venes: Manuel Santos Paus
Luis Menendez, Silvio Herman
dez, Ramon Atrial, Jack Axiom
So, Eiigio Sanchez, Ramon Trai
ma, Eddy Salgado, Abelardo Co
to, Alberto Fonseca, Rogue Saa
ia Cruz, Oswardo Rodriguez,
Armando Canal, Luis Fernan :
DEE, Enrique Tamargo Y Ruben
Sierra.
Como invitados figuraban
Francisco Garcia, Presidente
general de la Sociedad, su espo-
sa e hijo; Sr. Gustavo Corces,
Presidente de la .Secci6n de In
tereses y Sra, y Sr. Raul No
guerra, Presidente de la Secci6n
de Recreo y Sra.
Divertidos juegos de pasa :
tempo social improvisation. AL
msdiodia sirvieron un exquisi-
to almuerzo y por la noche asis-
theron al bale.
La gaceta., 1940-07-30
D BAER SOMETIDO A
MEDICO

Sacramento, Cal, julio 3d.
Ell DR.. June B. Harris, que asiS
tie a Buddy Baer, hermano del
excampeon Max Baer recomen-
do aver que toGos los planes de
Buddy sean canceladOs, en- Guam
to a pe,saS, mientras no sane
por complete de una lesion su.
frida en- la espina dorsal. ST Bud
dy cometiera ell error de descui-
darse, la lesion pudiera prOdu-
cirle la PARALYSIS de las piernaS.
No puede el m6dico decir Guam
to tempo re2uerira la cura ba-
10 ell tratamiento que lie ha
puestO.
La gaceta., 1940-07-30
CAPTURADA UNA AMBU,
LANCIA AEROPLANO

Londres, Julio 50.-Una am
bulancia aeroplano de los ma
zis, con varias cruces rojas pin
tadas en- las alas, fue apresada
aver por la aviaci6n inglesa.
Con Ell pretexto de estas ambu-
lancias los nazis realizan impor-
antes vuelos de reconocimiento
Sc ocuparon medicines Y mate
rial quirdlgico, pero no arma-
mentos.
La gaceta., 1940-07-30
En- ell Patio del C. Cubano

En- Ell Patio del c. Cub0nO
Deseosos de brindar a nues.
tros lectores algunos detalle
mas de la fiesta baila'5le que CO.
lebrara la orden Caballeros Lea
les de America, Ell pr6ximo Sa-
bado, en- ell Circulo Cubano, ha-
esta nota.
Como va es sabido de todos,
esta fiesta es continuation del
Picnic que no ha mucho hubie.
ron de celebrar en- el Parque La
Columna y que por la inclemen-
Cia del tempo suspendieron,
prometiendo a los ALI presentes
que celebrarian un bale. La Co.
mission hace saber a los que COM
La gaceta., 1940-07-30
POr Mario Rodriguez
NueStra ~bienVenida

Sc Ia damos con estas lineas
a la gentil y agraciada Srta. Jo-
Selma Medina, muy aprsciada
en- nueztrcs circulos sociales por
81 agradable trato y esmerada
education.
La Srta. Medina regres6 en-
la tarde de aver de Baltimore
Nd, dOnde cursa estuiios supe-
riores de enfermera en- uno &c
los principles Hcspitales de eS-
ia ciudad. Els hija de los estima
dos esposo Carmela y Francis
CO Medina. ...
Corto sera ell tempo que es-
tara al lado de sus queridos pa
pas.
Una vez mas felicitamos a Jo-
0efina por sus magnfficas cali
ficaciones Y deseamos para ella
todo genera de ventura.
La gaceta., 1940-07-30
KIDNEY STAGNATIOH
is WORSE THAI.
CONSTIPATION!
Because We Treat Constipation Il
The onsSt, While We Neglect
Our Kidneys indefinitely

No other organ In your body b Of
more Importance than your kidneys. For
In your kidneys there are nine mlllioa
tubes which must work day and night %
filter the fluids and keep the aystem free
from wastes, acids, poiaons which, II per-
mittod 10 remain, may eause serious kidneY
and bladder troubles,
Il "a no wonder then that Nature
oftens calls for help 70 clean out The
Kidneys. So n you are troubled with
Getting p-NiRhta. Leg Pains, Baekache,
Nervous Headache. Dizzlnes or Loss ct
Energy, due 10 functional kidney disordefas
Try KIDANS, the famous kidney remedy
which aids Nature TO flush out the kid-
neys, 70 filter all wastes, 10 prevent KID
ney stagnation,
KTDANs Is Safe and Reliable. Thoa-
sands report entire satisfaction. Takea
according 10 directions, KIDANS Will give
gplendId ~results. Try KIDANS, Buy Il 81
sur Special Price Offer on two boxes. Use
one boz. II not satisfied. return unopena4
- a. GEL 1oUR MONEY BACK
La gaceta., 1940-07-30
COn,idd

En- dias paSados le fue ofre,i-
do a los esposOs DR.. Sam Bu,-
tice. de Chicago, una esp,en1i-
da comida por los eSposos DR.. A.
A. Perzia, en- su luiosa re'iden-
ella.
La Sra. Buttice es hermana
e. DR.. Perzia.
La Residential de los esposos
Perzia fue bellamente engalana
la para esta OCCASION, a la que
ambien fueron invitados los es-
,osos Tony Y Rosita Grimal1i
w. Cacciatore y Sra, Two De Mi
licis Y Sra, r. Garcia, y Sra.
leon Haber y Sra. Paul Antinc
i Y Sra, Lester Collier v Sra,
v DR.. Frank Costa.
Senoritas Margaret Rodillo y
H. Carrier; DR.. Joseph Scolarc
T Sra. DR.. America Ferlita y
Sra. DR.. j. n. loretta Y Sra.
Or. John A. Spoto Y Sra. DR..
Luis Garcia Y Sra. Frank Mas
saro Y Sra. DR.. John Ferrante v
Sra. DR.. Leon Scwartz y Sra.
DIR. Joseph Minardi Y Sra. y el
DR.. Herbert Levy y Sra.
Despues de la comida Sc bal
llo al compass de una orluesta.
La gaceta., 1940-07-30
IA MATT UN RAYO

New Milford, Conn, julio 80
-Durante una tempestad cay6
IN rayo en- el domicilio de la Sc
nora Edward Hadfield, de New
town, y esta perdi6 la vida. Las
personals que la acompahaban
en- la sala salieron ilesas.
La gaceta., 1940-07-30

ca e CAMERON, pero no Ell sur
oeste de Africa, que seguira en-
poder de Ia Union de Africa del
Sur; Noruega seguira sien6o
Una prcYireia a,eInana Alena-
MIA garanti2ara a InHatcr.a
que sus colOnias Sc varan libres
de Ia aggression "amarilla."
La gaceta., 1940-07-30
Gran Picnic

Todo indica que la Sociedad
e Socorros Mutuos ia Fra i.
arnidad Sc anotara un gran ext
to con ell Picnic que ~efectuara
ell domingo 25 de agosto, en- los
salones de la Sociedad S. NJ. tia
liza.
Los organizadores laboran in
.ansablemente para la presen-
ici6n de esta fiesta, que dara
'omienzo a las IL 100 del dfa,
:on un riquisimo almuerzo.
Por la tarde habra bale con
las orquestas Don Francisco
Y LA Sonora"
Una m6dica cantidad Sc co :
brara por la entrada.
Seguiremos informapdo.
La gaceta., 1940-07-30

UHdS ltnedS
Para recordar ell almuerzo Y
bale que celebrara la Directive
del Circulo Cubano, Ell domingo
IL de agosto, en- TODD su edifieit
social, incluyendo ell Patio.
La gaceta., 1940-07-30
Beach Party

I'm dfa de expansion fue ell
del domingo para las chicGs que
integrGn Ia Secci6n de Damas
del Circulo Cubano q j6veneS de
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-11-02
RUSH A.M.E. ZION CHURCH
Charles H. FOggie, Minister

A large number of friends from sew
eral New England cities observed
Friends Sunday at Ruch Church, Sun
day morning. Rev. Foggie preached
an inspiring sermon, "The Forgotten
Word. Members and friends were
happy to greet Mrs. Augustine in
church Sunday morning.-The Sunday
School continues to grow in numbers
and interest. Visitors present Sunday
were Misses Lambert and Foster of
Boston and Misses Butler and Cole
man Of Providence, R. I. Friends are
always welcome at Rush Church
The Pastors Aid will meet at the
home of Mrs. Edna Mascot at 20 Win
dsor ST., at $3.50 pm, Monday, Novem-
Der 4.-There will be Harvest Sup
per sponsored by the Missionary So
ciety Thursday, November Z in the
Vestry of the church from 5-9.-The
pastor will preach on "The Expert
ence of Conversion" next Sunday
morning.
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PROVIDENCE
International Gospel Mission
FOL CranstOn st.
Rev. Edith B. Williams, pastor

1O:45, morning worship; topic:
Drama of the Soul; pm, church
school; 3 pm, afternoon worship, SER
mon by Mother Thomas of Boston;
4:30 pm, Young Peoples Forum; 7:45
pm, evening worship, topic: "The
Church at Sardis."
Elder Micheaux of Washington is
coming here November IL with his
film "War on the Devil" which will be
shown for the benefit of the Interna-
tioinal Gospel Mission.
The Minister'S Interdenominational
Alliance met at SO Logan Ave-, Mon
day afternoon. Present were: Rev. A.
E. Law of Union A.M.E.h Church;
Rev. Wynn, Pond Av. Baptist Church;
Rev. Marshall, Winthrop St. A.M.E.
Zion Church; Rev. Darlington john
son, Winter st. A.M.E. Zion Church;
Rev. Simmons, Church of God; Evan
gelist Edith B. Williams, Int. Gospel
Mission. Mrs. Law sreved delicious
collation..
Community Group No. l of the l. G.
held meeting and social at
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W0BURN

WOBURN, Mass, Oct. 29-Church
services were very well attended all day
last Sunday in St. John Baptist
Church. Rev. Lloyd Abercrombie of
Boston brought a stirring message from
the subject: "Where is the Guest
Chamber" Rev. Abercrombie stated
in his message that "a happy home is
the nearest thing to Heaven. Music
was rendered by the morning choir. The
pastor, Rev. Williams, preached an in
teresting sermon in the evening.
Music was rendered by the evening
choir. The church school was held at
noon with large number present. The
star classes were l and 4 tie, 6 and s
tie and 10.-Thanksgiving services will
be held in St. John Baptist Church,
Thursday, Nov. %, at 80 p.m.-The
fellowship union will be held in Zion
Baptist Church in Everett the third
Sunday in next month. - Thursday,
Nov. IA, a Religious Drama will be
presented in st. Johns Baptist Church,
My Brother, given by the Adelphl
Thespians of Boston.-The get-to-
gether supper was a huge success. A
large gathering was present in the
church vestry. A delicious Turkey
Supper with all its fxings were served
at 6 80 pm. last Thursday, Oct. "a, the
occasion being the 34th wedding addi-
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert White
of Everett St. The pastor, Rev. Roger
Williams, was the speaker of the even
ing. Rev. Smith of Winchester also
brought greetings from Winchester
Mr. Willis S. Pollins of Union st. was
installed last Thursday night, Oct. "a,
as Historian for the George A. Camp
bell Post, American Legion. Mr.. Pol
Inns has served in this capacity for a
number of years.
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CHELSEA
Peoples Baptist Church
166 Pearl Street


CHELSEA, Mass, Oct. 29-Sunday
evening, November 8, Peoples Bap-
fist Church will be the host to the
Theodore Winthrop Camp No. 81, Sons
of Veterans of the Civil War. DR.. Ray
mond T. Reed, member of the Camp,
will bring the message. The members
and friends of the church are urged
to be present.-Wednesd November
6, the Women of the Church will serve
a Fricassee Chicken Supper at the
church from 4 to pm. You will miss
the fine fellowship and the last word
in cooking if you fail to come. Tickets,
80 cents.-The regular Prayer and
Praise Service will be on every We'd
nesday at z pm, as usual. Come out
and sing and pray with US. Sunday
School at 1890 pm, under the leader
ship Of the Rev. Harvey H. Stanford.
Holy Communion will be administered
on Sunday evening.
Chelsea Chisellings the
Special Sunday evening services at
Peoples Church, last Sunday evening
was not one of the exceptions. Rev.
William R. Page of Maiden and former
Judge of the Courts in Atlantic City,
N. j., was the principle speaker. He
urged that we find recourse in those
spiritual Psalms rather than depend
upon human agencies, ornaments, air
planes, and ammunitions. He pointed
out very wildly that the only security
available is to be found in the "Back
to God Movement" Among the visi-
tors last Sunday evening were: Mr..
and Mrs. George Johnson of Roxbury,
Mrs. Clara Janey of Boston, Mesdames
Jumper and Ida High of Maiden, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Richardson of Win
chester, Mrs. Cora Jones of Boston,
Mrs. ]. Page, wife of the Rev. Mr..
Page, Mesdames Scott, Struyk, Arsen-
ault, Mr.. George Kimball of Chelsea,
Miss Jones of Chelsea, and Messrs.
Harold K. Pritchard and Sheldon B.
Higgins of Chelsea. Most of these
visitors have promised to return to the
services at Peoples church on this
coming Sunday evening.
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drawn up at special call meeting at
the home of Mrs. Ariel Lassister, at
which all the youth of our community
was present. Come out and see what
your youth is doing.
Social
On a memorable day for drawings,
the dukes" proved no exception when
last Tuesday they met at the home of
Walter Sherwood and gained the serv-
ices of the popular Louis Robinson of
Lincoln st. to pick the lucky winner
of the "Ton Of Coal" rattle which hap
pened to be Mrs. Haskins of IA Mystic
Road, Medford.-Last Friday the
West Mems Club sponsored their
Community Fund" dance at the popu-
lar Hobbs Crystal Ballroom of Somer-
vile before a sadly disappointing
number Of supporters. If it had not
been for the brave rally of the youth
full jitterbugs of his modern era, the
affair would have been a dismal fail
ure. Again local club has the right
Of suing this community for non-sup-
port.-Watch for the Lend-a-Hadn's
Turkey" rattle. 1t deserves your pa
tronage.-A very thoughtful move has
been under way with Mrs. NJ. Digger
of Jerome st. heading the list, to hold
a Going Away" party for this COM
munity's forty odd National Guards
men who are expected toll cave these
shores sometime in January for Camp
Dix, New Jersey. These boys love and
loyalty to America should need no en-
enlargement for the people to aid Mrs.
Dugger's plan as it should be one hun
dred percent supported. You may do
your part by contracting her at 1874
Jerome st. and enlisting yourself to
help on the committee.-Yes the af-
fairs you've been waiting for are here.
Nov. % is the date for both these
affairs. The "Debutante" Club are
having their "Sport Dance" at 558
Mass. Ave. of Boston while at the Ar
canum Hall of Everett you may "Boog
1t With the Dukes" Club at their
dance. Come out and support these
two clubs.-For those interested in
sports you can now read all about your
colored stars with the famed "Mabe"
Kountze who now is on your "Guard-
ian" staff, added to George Skelly's
contribution.-Sunday, Nov. 3, the
Junior Ramblers headed by Co-Cap-
tains Jimmie Sherwood and Sharkey
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City Items
WEST MEDFORD

WEST MEDFORD, Mass, Oct. %
Rev. j. Frederick Bailey very bitterly
condemned those church people who
stay away from the polls on OBJECTION
Day" and allow the racketeers to
tegallze their evil practices in his last
sundays sermon on "The Christian
ana the Ballot" The largest junior
choir present this Fall thrilled all with
their two renditions of well-known
splrltuals; one of whom William Book
er very ably took the solo. Every Sun
day afternoon at 1915 Rev. Bailey
holds bible Glasses" in the PASTORS
study for those people who are too old
Tor Sunday School. An earnest at
tempt should be made to attend these
classes so that you may know and un-
derstand more clearly the works of
God. Don't forget prayer Service"
held every Friday night at Shiloh. At
special business meeting of the
church members, at which an organ
recital was held to induce them to
purchase the organ, the members
Voted negatively. After carefully con-
slderlng the proposition, it was voted
TO postpone action until a careful sur
-AS~NS Va OH InaL
the picked committee will choose to
present at the next business meeting.
Nov. 10 will be the date of the an
nual Fellowship Service" of the Sur
6uroan Ministers at Zion Church of
Everett, Rev. Hill, pasor. If YOU plan
on attending, contact Rev. J. Friedrich
Bailey Immediately for bus TRANSPORT
tatlon as there prevails limited seating
tacilities.-The Trustee Board at this
time wishes to thank all who helped
make their Harvest Supper" a sue
cess.-Attentionl All parents are ask
ed to remain after church service to
attend the Sunday School session in
an attempt to build our church school.
1915 is the meeting-time.-We are
glad to hear that two children of our
community, Solomon Allen & Emma
Atkinson, have improved from their
illnesses.-Next Sunday, at $50, the
B.Y.P.U. of Shiloh will hold forth its
regular young peoples gathering with
its election of new officers. A tentative
candidates slate has already been
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ing her sixty-seventh birthday. The
affair was given by Mrs. Sara ]. Car
ter, director of the Training Class at
the palace of Sweets, Maiden So.
Following the party Arthur Ridley,
President of the Alumni took the
group for an auto ride which was en-
joyed by all
Mrs. Ruth Chandler of Baldwin
Ave, Everett, was given a surprise
"Baby-To-Be" shower recently at 48
Prescott ST., Everett. Hostesses for
the occasion were the Misses Helene
and Marty Gaines. Among the guests
present were: Mesdames Elizabeth
Benjamin, Dorothy Parker, Eva May
bin, Adell Sparrow, Dorothy Stokes,
and Mrs. Caesar; Misses Carmen Top
pin, Hilda Warner, Helen and Mercita
Holmes, Lucille and Inez Caesar and
Virginia Russell.