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Evening star., 1940-06-22
Victor Stroude to Sina
At Brooklond Buptist

Victor stroude, gospel singer, win
sing Sunday at 8 pm. at the Brook
land Baptist Church. Visitors are
invited.
The topic at II am. will be Youth
and Religion" The Rev. M. G. Stith
will preach and number Of young
people will participate in the service.
The young peoples choir will sing.
Beginning Monday morning and
continuing through July II, the
church will conduct a vacation Bible
school.
Evening star., 1940-06-22
The Christian EvonoeI'
Topic at Francis Asbury

DR.. Robin Gould, pastor Of
Francis Asbury Methodist Church,
will preach at II am. on "The
Christian Evangel," and at 8 pm. on
Religion and Power"
At 6:45 pm. the young people and
young adults will hold a joint install
lation service. Holy communion will
be administered.
On Thursday from 10 am. to 3
pm. the women will sew for the
Red Cross.
At 8 pm. DR.. Gould will speak on
Jesus and the Twelve"
Evening star., 1940-06-22
SrtritualtHt
LONGLEY MEMORIAL

3423 Holmeod Piece NV.
Between 18th and 14th At Newton St.
Sunday, June 23, At Pm.
Closing Lecture BY Rev. d. ]. Cave
Message Circles Every Wednesday, 8 Pm,
During July and August.
Emma Suit, psychic. holds seance Mon.
and Fri. at 8 pm. All reached. Donation
OF 25 cts. 1923 Holmead Place NV, bet.
18th and 14th at Newton. Call IA. 1883
for private reading
Evening star., 1940-06-22
GrtrttnH

Friends Meeting of Washington
Established 193O-2111 Florida AyeJ
Meeting for Worship First Day Sunday
at am. All interested are welcome.
FRIENDS MEETING (ORTHODOX)
18th and Irving Streets NV.
0:4b a.m.--Sunday School 11:OO am
Meetings for worship. All Welcome
Evening star., 1940-06-22
us the UNIVERSE,
INCLUDING MAN,
EVOLVED BY ATOMIC
F0RcE2"

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Sunday. II AM. and {. PM.
WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETING
SECOND AND FOURTH FRIDAYS.
12:46 Pm. STATION WRc.
READING ROOMS
FIRST CHURCH-73O 18th st.
NV. Hours, 9 to 9 Except
WEDNESDAYS, 8 to Z, and Sum
days and holidays, 2::30 to $500
SECOND CHURCHILL c St..
NE. Hours IL to $50 pm.
week days; 1880 to $50 Sum-
days and holidays.
THIRD CHURCH -Colora do
Bldg, 14th and G sts. Hours
8 to 9 wednesdays, 8 to 7:30,
and Sundays and holidays. 2
to g..
FOURTH CHURCH-Riggs Bank
Bldg, $500 18th st. 9 to 9 week
days; Wednesdays, 9::30 to Z;
Sundays, 2:30 to $500 pm.
Holidays, 2:30 to $50 pm.
All are pelcome to attend our church
serUices and use our reading rooms.
Evening star., 1940-06-22
GhrtHttatt &1trnrr
Christian Science

CHURCHES OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST
Branches of The Mother Church.
The First Church Of Christ
Scientist, Boston, Mass.
First Church of Christ Scientist
Columbia Rd. and Euclid st.
Second Church of Christ Scientist
Ill G st. NE
Third Church of Christ Scientist
18th and L Sts. NV.
Fourth Church of Christ Scientist
1eth and Oak Sts. NV.
The guardian., 1940-11-30
LOWELL

LOWELL, Mass. Nov. 2-The
Wedding Of Helen Le0na Wingood,
daughter Of 3Lr. and Mrs. Harold VI.
Wiug0od, l Waldo St, and Dr.. Robert
Elliot Fullilo7e. Jr., Of New Orleans,
La, son Of Dr.. R. Z. Fullil0Te, Yaezoo
City, Mississippi, took place At the
MartheEs Memorial Church, Nov. 70,
al I 90 O'Clock Rev. Arthur Z. Hiey
oficiated. The brides father gave her
In marriage, and her sister, Miss Nae
T. Wingo0d was the bridesmaid. Best
man was Edgar 4. Langley OF Rox-
bury.
The bride Is a graduate OF Spellman
College, Boston DiSpensary Labora-
tory. She has been employed at the
Flint-Goodridge Hospital, New Or
leans. The bridegroom Is & graduate Of
Howard University and Howard Med
zeal School, and Is doing post graduate
work al the Massachusetts, General
Hospital After z Wedding trip to
New Hampshire and Maine, the couple
VIII live IN New Orleans, La.
The guardian., 1940-11-30
W0BURN

WOBURN. Mass, Nov. 25-Tharks-
giving Services were held in ST. John
Baptist Church last Thursday morning
q 1:3Q.-The Union Thanksgiving
Services under the auspices o+ the
Ministerial Union Of this city were
held in the North Woburn C0ngrega-
-!o-al Church last Thursday al $50
an. The pastor, Rev. Roger Williams.
preached IN the morning and evening.
Both sermons were very good and full
q food for thought Music was ren-
Cerec by the junior choir under the
direction Of Mrs. Beatrice Scott.
organlst- 4 large number attended
-1e morning service in S.. John
CEurch.-Tne church school was held
a. noon with large number recorded.
Star classes, three in the adult, and
Young Peoples department, 2 tie
between classes five and eight in the
Intermediate department and class ten
n the Junior and Primary department.
During the church school hour, Leon
Wright Of Harvard Divinity School
gave brief but very interesting talk
70 the pupils il the Junior High
School who were placed on the honor
and credit list for the past quarter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Johns and Mrs.
urke Of Jersey City, y. J., were
isiting in the city last week. Mr..
Johns is { former resident Of this city
z member Of St. Johns Church and
Superintendent Of the church school.
While in the city they were guests Of
Ar. Johns uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Fields Of Center ST
The second Sunday night in next
month viii be observed as Sunday
School night. A good program viii
Dc presented.-Next Sunday after
noon al $3.50 pm the St. Johns Girls
QusTterte viii give z musical concert
IN the church.-The choir under the
direction OF Mrs. Beatrice Scott Is
making preparation for the Christmas
Pageant which viii be held the Sun
day night before Christmas.
The guardian., 1940-11-30
BR0CKT0N

BROCKTON, Mass, Nov. 90
MESSIAH BAPTIST-@A Call To
Gratitude" was the theme Of the ser
mon preached by Rev. Guy D. Out
law-there was special music BY the
vested choir, including a duet BY Paul
and Benjamin Duarte, Jr., and a solo
by Mrs. Catherine Smith.-The Rev.
and Mrs. H. H. Jones, formerly Of this
city, now Of Brooklyn, y. Y. were pres
ent and a Thanksgiving message was
brought by Rev. Jones, the first pastor
Of the Church. Mrs. Jones spoke On
Doing Our Best"-In the evening the
pastor spoke on the subject, "Do Not
Delay".-LINCOLN CONG At the
morning service Rev. Thomas J. Bell
preached on the theme, 'When The
Barley Fields we're Ripe".-George
johnson, organist, directed the vested
choir in the singing Of the service
hymns. For the evening service, the
pastor preached from the theme, "The
Way Of All Flesh The Women's Guild
viii give baked-bean supper in the
church vestry on Saturday, from 5:3C
The guardian., 1940-11-30
CHELSEA
PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH

PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH
CHELSEA. Mass. Nov. 25-Sunday
evening, December l, the Rev. William
P Page, former Judge Of the Superior
ourt, Atlantic City, Y. J., viii be the
speaker who viii undoubtedly bring
another one Of his very practical ser
mons based on real life. So z great
spiritual treat awaits all.-Prayer and
Praise Service as usual every Wed
nesday evening. DR.. Raymond T.
Reed will lead the service Wednesday
evening, December Sunday School
at 1870 pm, Evening Service At 7
pm AL are cordially invited 70 at
tend.
Chelsea Chiselling-Monday even
ing, November 3, Rev. Luther u.
Fuller, Rev. and Mrs William P. Page
Of Maiden, Nesdsmes Levina Nilliken
and Lila Jordan were invited 70
attend the Tooth Anniversary Ban
Cuet at Twelfth Baptist hurch, Boston.
Rev. William H. Hester, pastor. A
very fine banquet was had and the
church received many congratulations
and donations for the great work that
II has done for its members and all
others who attended the church
through the years. A very delicious
repast was served 20 the evident en-
iOyment Of all The Peoples Baptist
Church Of Chelsea heartily congratu-
lated Rev. Hester for the fine work he
has done. Among the ministers and
their wives present were: Rev. & Mrs.
their wives present were: Rev. and
Mrs. Hester, Rev. and Mrs. F. H.
Davis, Rev. and Mrs. s. u. Riley, Rev.
and Mrs. ". L. Clayton, Rev. and
Mrs. r. ". Owens. Reverends s. L.
LaUscount, II. J. Minor, johnson ".
Hill, and Rev. and Mrs. William r
Page. Our prayer is that the Twelfth
Baptist Church will have another hun
dred years Of good and great service
70 God and mankind. Hearty thanks
70 Mrs. Lennie Foster Of the Invita-
ton committee one Of Twelfth
church's best workers for the invita-
ton 20 the banquet.
The guardian., 1940-11-30
MASS. AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. @. y. WiIlians- Pastor


Both morning and evening services
last Sunday with large attendanees
were conducted BY the pastor, who de-
HYereo two stirring and impressive
sermons The morning service was In
keeping with this season Of the wear
Thanksgiving The choir rendered
special music under the direction OF
our able organist-Irs. GatherwrigFr.
alss IlIley was the reader Of q fitting
poem for this occasion The Flower
Committee oeeOraed the plupit with
beautiful flowers as Is their usual Gus
tom.
The BYPU Is making plans and viii
feature It's first program Of "Musico"
On Sunday evening. Watch for the
dates that this particular feature viii
take place during each calendar
month. Interesting meetings are ugu-
ally held, and the young people are
invited TO share these at Mass. Ave
James Clark is very enthusiastic
leader, and you viii enjoy him-Keep
n mind that Church School eouvenes
directly after the morning service each
SUNDAY, and all are welcOme.-Fridzv
evening prayer services are under the
leadership Of Sister Pearl Canty. and
We welcome you there. Joyous times
are sure 70 Be yours whenever vou
enter our doors on these evenings
Last Sunday was Mortgage Day- and
only 2 few reported. Il Is with the
hope that you viii come prepared 70
take care Of the mater On SUNDAY
morning.
Following the morning service On
Sunday, Dec.1, communion viii be
served.
We again call your attention to the
notice that the Sheloh Khall's Electric
Choir viii have charge Of the evening
service Sunday, Dec. Is, and we expect
q record congregation to hear these
talented young people.
Ihe Church School Dept. Of our
United Baptist Convention Is holding
its Mid-Winter Session at Ebenezer
Baptist Church, Boston. on Sundav.
Dec. 8, at 3 O'Clock. All church schools
VIII participate, and are asked 70
bring large delegation.
The guardian., 1940-11-30
MAIDEN
EASTERN AVE. BAPT. CHURCH
Rrr L. T-nI---- g Dn-An-

EASTERN AVE. BAPT. CHURCH
Rev. James L. Jackson, Sr., Pastor
MAIDEN, Mass, Nov. 23-During
the illness Of our pastor Rev. Z. Z.
Thompson viii be in charge. Last
Sunday morning his theme was Its
Joy 20 Give Thanks Unto God" In
the evening Wiliston Holbert Of
Union Bapt. Church, Maiden, brought
z very timely message on Complete
Surrender 70 God" Mr. Holbert IS a
student AZ Gordon School Of Theology.
Mrs. Rosa Rogers was guest soloist.
The Mystic Bapt- Church School
Union met recently IN Lynn, and Bar
Dara Stowe represented our school on
the progTsm--On Sunday, Dec. p the
Sunday school viii present q Christ
mas Drama The Empty Room" at
Z pm, under the direction Of Miss
Mary Jumper. Music viii be in charge
by Herman Carrer-Next Sunday
viii be the last Communion in 1870.
You are invited to worship with Us
thruout the day. In the evening Com
munion viii be served by Rev. Thomp-
son.-A large group Of cur BYPU
members attended the Thanksgiving
service in Newport. p. /. last SUNDAY.
Union Baptist Church
Rev. Willard L. Clayton. Pastor
Christ OF Caesar for whom do we
give thanks?" was the text Of the
pastors discourse at the morning
Service. The fall rally Of the church
was held in the afternoon At which
time Rev. J. Frederick Bailey de-
livered a splendid sermon from the
text, "The Church. The receipts OF
the rally were most gratifying show
/ ing the successful cooperation Of the
clubs, choir and friends.
Miss Teresa Jones and Miss Blanche
Z Jackson were delegates TO the annual
. Thanksgiving service at the B.Y.PU
7 department Of the United Baptist Con-
vention Of Massachusetts, and Rhode
( Island on Sunday afternoon at New
port.
Rev. Clayton is the teacher Of the
class in NEGRO History" on Tuesday
I evening at the Eastern Avenue Ran
I tist Church under the auspices Of the
Teacher Training Class conducted by
Mrs. L. A. Carter.
The guardian., 1940-11-30
TRQ. Ia21
DR.. SAMUEL A. LONG
DENTIST
20 Central Sc. Cambridge, Mass.
DR.. COX, Dentist
$50 MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
CAMBRIDGE
Tel. Kirkland o5q6

70 z. On Wednesday evening, Dec. II,
the Mems Club VIII sponsor a pre-
Christmas fried-chicken dinner in the
vestry Of the ehureh.-The Six-Art-
Needle Club met Tuesday. at the home
Of Mrs. Catherine Smith 10 complete
their Red Cross work, a light repast
das enjoyed.-3lrs. Moss and daugh-
ter, Jean, spent Thanksgiving with Mr..
and Mrs. James Allison Of Pawtueket,
R. Mrs. Lillian B. Jackson and
daughter, Cleo, Of New York. spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Jackson's
mother, Molly Fuller-The Free-Wil
Club met at the home Of Mrs. Marion
Rawlins on Tuesday TO complete plans
for their Christmas dinner. the hostess
served delicious cold meat and salad
lunehe0n.-The Household Of Ruth
sponsored a tea at the home Of Mrs.
Pearl Brooks.-A sizeable crowd was
present and an enjoyable program was
enjoyed.-Sunday evening at 6 o'clock
there viii be a union meeting Of all
the young people Of both churches, at
the Baptist Church.-All young people
are urged to attend, please help sup
port the two young presidents, Pau
Duarte and Russell Cromwell.-Havc
The guardian., 1940-11-30
CA MI 3 RIDGE

srtlstIcally decorated was cut bv The
bride VINO handed the first slice % the
groom 4 buffet lunch Of chicken
salad, rolls, coffee, etc, was served 5v
the caterer.
Those present were. Messrs. and
Aesdames Charles jackson. T,azTia
" God, GUssle AerTiman, Leroy John
son; Aesdames airline Butler. Norma
Hassel, Hazel Wilson McCree. Flor
enee Guy, Grace Foster; Misses Nil
dred Clayton, Gladys Gay, Ann Corey.
Gertrude Heary, Messrs. Miles Dun
bar, Ernest Collins, George Willis.
Karl Eastmas, George Brown, Percy
Brown, Beresford Greenidge. and
Atty " s. West.
The guardian., 1940-11-30

meth Freeman. music eo-l1-zls- -1E IL
Oakland Voice. Mrs. A-zlls FEss-
man. Miss Myrtle Theo1a-3- 5-zll--
ism major at the University 8 C21-
fornia, Mr.. Thomas FleE-g. sr1s1i
Y.M.C.A- worker and st16s-t a Szz
Francisco State College, and IEs. Ben
Wilson teacher. N tie pz1lt s1-lo-
system here.
The charming Marie Lee bs'ea-s las
bride Of Sylvester Harden. Sz1dzy,
Nov. 20. al & very impressive es-sz-!
al the Chapel Of the C1Ias- IL r
eeption followed al the L1zs q II
brides parents. Mr.. and Ms Ao,e1
Lee al 1723 Stuart s., Bs-zz-sy- 4is,
Hardeman was indeed l07s-T L E--is
satin; Miss Elizabeth Jo-a. o-l17s-
maid was exquiSIrely goE151 Z O:
tatfeta Ella Waters, also 3 5---12aas---lll
wore pink raffeta- Bo-L g-s Toa
matching hats. Mr.. Robert 6o9'!
/ Lee was best man. The couple -sls-'sl
MANY beautiful presents
Elizabeth Dowel and Ps-e Morgan
exchanged the vel k1oE1 z-2.--
VOWS Sunday, Nov. 1T-h II 2 1e2-ll--
home wedding at the h1-z q =.
brides parents, 3Lr. and A-z. " - -.
/ Dowel Of 2007 4th S., BeZzs-sy. u II
couple also received many 5---5- -3
presents and plan 70 RESIDE Z -'lz----'
/ California.
! Mr.. Bill Boden, left -1- Los A2s g
/ les Friday and was uaErl51 ---'
! after 10 the lovely and pCg1-zI -'l-e-
! thv Tabor Of PasadeuA -1s !2-Is
| couple returned 10 Berse-sT 1-E y. Il
early part of the week and VII A'
! their home here.
The guardian., 1940-11-30
PARKER FLOWER SHOP

J. WILSON PARKER Mr.
FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
Aasos F.zziske6 For F.A<raIs
Es6Gfzgg sid Psytses
l0Z3 fremont ST. Boston. Mas.
NOTARY PUBLIC
Phone Gar. 1888 Ra- Gar. osfs
The guardian., 1940-11-30
WEST MEDF0RD

WEST 8IEDFORD. Mass Nov =
Amid large contributes z Z ----.;- i.
giving offerings which slrz 49, -
Dulpit. Rev. ]. Fre1erlcS E2--Ss
Shiloh spoke very insElE1Ez-s y -
thanksgiving and -hs y N9Eslsss-.
The Junior sang very s@- -
lovely hvn1ns. On the c-Ss@S -e----
for the State B.YP.U.'s I1z12SS-.' = =
services at Newport, r l. IS. - -
could find q very worthy -=,5. -
from Shiloh. Those from Is =!
ENJOYING this all day Ec1t1 A-sL -
were as follows: Vice PrsS---e---, -. -
Tassiter. Treasurer. Ls7rsze7 - -
ter. and mesdaues Lclis- psv.
Gloria Fur. Ruth SEerw51-- 81 - =
bsra Digger; the boys Wll s-i
william Wright, Warren LF---i1r -s1
Wbitfeld Jeffers. PerhsEs E5 - -, -
,nsLa a suecial etForc % u g.
PYPIr. at $50 next Sz--17s <. -.
and hear Just what E1sy --- D.. la
mort. There viii also q : a1.
nrogram Of special i1.S-ss - $50
Also don't forget that S'-----. r. = .,,-s-..
Co11r7,,rior will be served 81 Is
ing services. Last Sun4ag = he
Frederick Bailey p-sac-'5@ IN
afternoon Thanksgiving l----rch
Wsider at the Union Bar-,s' liz
The Senior Choir Of Sllle- e,- ne.
arrources its "Rumrass 80 ,',.;t
( and 8 at the church lls! - st
YOUR patronage. It may 81. .b5ir
this time. in al fairness 9 q
'''' fContinued on Page o.
The guardian., 1940-11-30

you bought your tickets for the wings
Over Jordan program yet (? There isn't
much time left.-M. I. C.
SHOPPING WITH HORACE
Hello All! Enjoy your turkeyq Ne
100. I almost hate 10 start nv prattle
after seeing the nice piece done BY
Ferdinand, last week Thanks, Freddie.
hope I can do as much for you some
anytime! I have been kept in
doors for the past two weeks, but did
get ont long enough 70 hear and see
few things, such as; one young bepster.
who brsgs that If II were his pleasure.
he could beau any OF the hometown
ehies-three femmes, or was II four =
riding around the hub looking for fun
whether or not they found It, I
couldn't say, but I did hear that there
was a piece Of back-nibbling done
Tubby Scott, whom nobody has seen
since quite q while baek.-3IiIlie wear
ing heels and stockings instead OF socks
and fats-'bout time, hd--Nary.
hurTyIng uptown 10 get dress pattern
she's q class play usher, which. II
case You don't know, Is quite a priv
lege.-kelley H, logged back. In pegs
and drape, on his way s0meplace.-.
Galesy, almost knocking ne over IN his
anxiety 10 tell ne about his new radio.
Tin, Ruthie, and Kitty, cutting out
Tor Bean-r0wn last Sunday Young
making the rounds with none
but the older gals.-Hearing that some
joker from here spends q great deal Of
time IN Worcester and Bost0n.-Tha-
Ruth Potter and Ruth Terrence can
really cr0on.-Didn'- know We had So
much talent IN this small cirv.-and
wei. well, what's this I hear about you.
Goodrlch--Eseor-ing q young lady %
the dsnce.-M0re pore 10 vou.-She's
q fine dame.-Who. Oh who, Is the local
femme now employed al 9 local dina
and dance place under the billing Of
''Songsrress from the South Has
Mickey Of Weymouth. given I'D claim
On her Brockron Glauor-boy 2?-NB.
seems 70 be sticking close 70 home Of
-ste-is Il the weather, or because her
side-kick. An. l. ont OF circulation a.
present Have Hassy and Genie de-
c-sred Il -'n0-g0" OF Is this Just q lull
before the storm2??-We rate Ernie
and Galesy -Four stars for outstanding
work in games played under the B.AA.
i. color this season--H0RACE
The guardian., 1940-11-30
RUSH A.M-E. ZION CHURCH
Charles II. Foggie- Minisfer

sunday several organizations OBJ
served the Thanksgiving Season by
sharing with others. In the morning
Rev. F0ggle preached an inspiring
sermon On a Soliloquy 70 the SouI',
Inc infant son Of 3ir. and Mrs. Alfred
Burke was baptized.-The Harvest
Gathering and Thanksgiving Service
sponsored By the Sunday School was
quite successful. Gifts Of fruit and
vegetables were received and later
presented % the Home for Aged Col
ored Women Members Of the SUNDAY
School and the pastor conducted z very
Impressive service az the Home. The
service and gifts were greatly auure-
ciated by the ladiez.-The eY'' Mis-
slonary accompanied by the pastor
visited ar. and Mrs. Rufus Parhan in
West Iedford, Sunday afternoon. An
impressive Thanksgiving service was
held which Mrs. Parham, confined 10
her home for 2 number Of years.
en1oyed.-Arthur Hall gave an inter
estIng talk On Race History" at
Christian Endeavor Sunday evening.
Emerson Pierce VIII speak next
Sunday.-Rev. Foggie preached on
The Little Things That Count 1t
night
Next Sunday viii Be observed as
North Cambridge Day" The Senior
Choir viii present the international
Gospel Chorus Sunday evening.
December The Livingstone College
Club viii sponsor z Sausage and
Biscuit Supper" at 4 Ashburton Place.
Cambridge, Thursday, December 5.
The guardian., 1940-11-30
CAMBRIDGE COUPLE HAVE
HOUSEWARMING AND CAKE
CTrTFTTNC

Last Tuesday night the newly
welded couple, Dr.. and Mrs. Albert c.
Sanders Of Pleasant ST., Cambridge
staged q hOusewarming and cake
cutting before q number Of their close
friends. Mrs. Sanders Is the former
Antoinette (Toni) Snowden.
The charming couple, formally
aftIred, graciously carried out their
duties, much TO the pleasure Of the
ladies and gentlemen, also formally
attlred. The many beautiful gifts
were well displayed and much ad-
mired.
A large three-layer wedding cake.
The guardian., 1940-11-30
OAKLAND, CAL.

OAKLAND, Cal, Nov. 21-Paul
Robson, the internationally popular
baritone sang Tuesday evening at San
Francisco Opera House. The large
crowd showed their admiration and
how much they enjoyed this great per-
sonage by demanding repeated eneores
among which was the Ballad for
Americans"
Sunday, Mr.. RObeson was given a
The guardian., 1940-11-30

lovely reception al the San Francisco
Conservatory Of Music BY the Ameri-
can Peace Mobilization organization.
assisted By the California Youth Legs
lature. Two Of the hoStesses who IL
trodueed the hundreds Of guests were
Marie Griffin and Eugenia Bond, Mr..
Robson gave & very Illuminating talk
followed By & question and answer
period
Walter White, famous race champ
ion and national secretary OF the IA
ACP. spoke al the University of Cali
fornia, Friday evening on the Cali
fornia Civil Rights Code. Being the
first time Mr. White had ever visited
the Bay Region, It made the people
more than ever eager 10 receive this
brilliant man with "open arms. Fol
lowing his talk al Wheeler Hall, Mr..
White conducted & question and ans
wer period On Sunday afternoon.
Nov. II, Walter White again delivered
an nspirational address at the Oakland
Technical High School auditorium.
His subject covered a large area OF the
race problem. Mr.. Byron Rumfori,
well known young pharmacist acted as
master Of ceremonies. Mr.. Thomas
CaIdee0tt and Mr.. Bartel father OF
Nick Bartel), both Of the board Of
supervisors, also spoke; likewise Wal
ter Gordon, popular attorney and local
president Of the N.A.A.C.P. seated on
the platform was Rev. Coleman, who
opened the meeting and Rev. David
Wallace who closed II. After the speech
Mr.. White again answered questions
from the audience. He viii address the
Citizens Of San Francisco, Sunday.
Nov. q at Commerce High School. He
has been giving first hand information
to his many hearers on this speaking
tour. In Los Angeles more than 5000
heard him II one address. The San
Francisco Branch N.A.ACP. Is pre-
sentIng Mr.. White, Sunday in San
Francisco. The Oakland appearance
was under the auspices Of the Alameda
County Branch.
4 group OF young writers have re-
Gently banded together IN this city.
They plan to meet twice a month at
the home Of different members of the
group. They have decided to make
their meetings a study Of various fields
Of writing or Journalism as a profes-
sion. The members are interested IL
different phases Of the art and feel that
they can accomplish much more to-
gether than they can on their own. The
group viii expand as they discover new
talent, at present the membership Is as
follows: Miss Velma Edwards, gradu-
ate Of Prairie View College in Texa:
and who holds a librarian degree, also
her masters degree from the Univer.
sity Of California, Mrs. Lillian Cayan
augh, graduate Of the University Of
California, Mr.. Walter Cavanaugh
Miss Marie Griffin, graduate Of Sar
Francisco State College, Miss Helene
Powell, junior student at the Univer.
sity Of California and president Of the
| Students Club, Mrs Beaulah Moody
graduate Of the University Of Califor-
MIA, Air. Thomas Moody, also a grad
uate Of the same institution, Mr.. Ken