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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-10
AUTOMOBILY.

= Patnactileta divka, Ruth
Priver, tezce zranena byla a S
nj jdoucl pT1telkyne Marie Die
gel, j1z rozrazena byla lebka.
Zraneny byly automobilem ma
Hollins Ferry road v patek v
noel. Automobil z mlsta melody
.ujel. Ia hodinu pc nehod6 Eat
cen byl muz, jenz v podezTeni
byl, re rfdil automobil. Svedek
melody udal c1slo jeho automo-
blu.
= William c.. Ludwig, 81
rokd starry, byvaly superinten-
dent spolecnosti elektrickych
kar v Baltimore usmrcen byl
v sObotu pTi pTechazenl Belair
road u Perry Hall. Automobil
f1dil 52lety Ashly Catch. Lud-
wig narodil Sc v Baltimore. Je-
no prvnf prace byly privazova-
tt kone ku ulicn1m karam pred
prudkym vystupovanim NEST
skych ulic a chozenlm u Mich,
az nejvyss1 m1sto ulice dosaze-
no bylo. Pozdeji T1dil kone ma
konskych drahach stare Gay u
lice. Pc slouzenf jake superin-
tendent Ludwig odesel ma Cd
pocinek V listopadu 1885. Po-
eta Sc, re mel CO delati S nail
man1m ash 85, 900 muzn do slu-
zeb poulicn1ch kar.
= Diva uvezneni byli jako
vinn1ci ma srazce. Zatceni by
Ii: Peter P. Sartori, 20 rok1 sta
ryj deln1k a Edward P. Petro-
nails, 19lety.
" mestskych nemocnicich
odnata byla lekari leva ruka
Williamu Branigan, 25letemu
re S. Lehigh ulice, jen.uz roz-
bita byla v automobilove neho-
de ma Eastern avenue. Auto
mobil jeho srazil Sc s automo-
bilem Stephen Jarmash.
= Henry Green usmrcen byl
v sobotu zasazen byv dvema
automobily ma Washington
Boulevard v bl1zkosti Laurel.
Green chycen byl nejprve jed
MIN automobilem a tfmto wren
v cestu druhemu.
= Diva muzi smrtelne IRA
neni byli, kdyz S mimi v 1tery
automobil vrazil do telegrafni-
no sloupu ma Washington Bou-
.evard u Rolling road. Treti
muz tezce zranen byl.
Eric Feirhurst, 30lety a Vim
L. Halstead. 19lety, zem-
feli "a nekolik hodin v nemoc-
nici. Tretf, Henry Inouge, le-
cen jest v nemocnici.
Vsichni zamestnani byli v
Glenn l.. Martin dflnach. By
deli ma Old Eastern avenue
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-10
DIVA ROXY "a BODNUTf
NIUE.

William M. Moore, 26lety,
odsouzen byl ma diva roxy do
kaznice pro 1tok S 1myslem
zabit1 ma Charlese A. Ander-
ton, byvaleho elena zakonodar-
ny a nyn1 zastupce pivovaru.
Bodnut1m nozem do podbTi-
81 tezce Anderton zranen byl.
Ku bodnut1 doslo pc seznameni
Sc S MIN manzelky Mooreovy,
kdyz Anderton nab1dl mu mis-
to v automobile u hospody ma
North a Greenmount avenue.
Svedek svedcil. re kdyz man
zele Mooreovy vstoupily do au-
honolulu, pocali Sc hadat. TIC
bylo pf1cinou ku bodnut1.
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lemkovi Vftkovi, zaku 8. tTfdy
SkOly sv. Vaclavske.

lemkovi Vftkovi, zaku 8. trfdy
skoly sv. Vaclavske.
Gov. O'Conor behem sveho
proslovu velmi pochvalne Sc
zmlnil o aranzovanf teto soute-
re kterou poskytnuta byla pri-
lezltost skoln1m ditkam ably
zkusili svuj UNI, schopnost Sc
psanlm these ma tax dulezity
precinct jakym jest pojednanf
Q zlvote a pusoben1 Augustine
Hermana, ktery bez odporu
jest veklym charakterem v Ma
rylandskych dejinach a vyslo-
vii uznanl vykonnemu vyboru
"a vzorny pr1beh teto slavnos-
tt, d1tkam p~rojevil uprfmne u
znan1 "a jejich pokusy, a pri-
tonne nabadal ably setrvali v
teto vlastenecke cinnosti.
F. j. Pintner,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-10

Spotfeba potravin pro civilis-
ty, armada i namornictvo We
Spoj. Statech spolecne Sc zasil-
kami potravin do Velke Brita-
ME je vets1 neil jsou nase "a
soby, jak Sc v New Yorku uka-
zuje Sc strany odborn1kG.
Ii take varuj1, ~jestlize CO
nejdf1ve nebude zavedena pf1-
sna kontrola, re v kratke dobe
budeme hledeti vstr1c jedine
NONE veci, kterou je zvyseni
cen "a vsechny potraviny. A re
ceny nebudou stoupati jenom
povolne, nybrz re primo polet1
do vyse, je dalsf vystraha.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-10
ROZCfLENA JENA.

% roxy stara zena skocila
do kary stoj1c1 ma rohu Lexing-
ton a Pine ulic, rozrezala sire
chu teto a pax vycpane soda
dlo rozTezala nozem ma hadry.
Cele d1lo jej1 neprineslo il
mic dobreho. V policeman SOU
du zapadn1 STANCE zadrzana
pod zarukou $500 pro velkopo-
rotu ma obzalobu, re CHI MAZE
tex slime poskodila. zenou tou
je 23leta Vonderle Woodward
re 700 blocku E.. Preston ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-10

Bryan Milstred, 37lety, Cd
souzen byl do kaznice ma 5, ro-
XII pro prepaden1 a okradeni
George Ashe. S muzem t1mto
setkal Sc v hospode ma %. a
Sisson ulic1ch. Kdyz oba vysli
z hospody, Milstred vytahl re-
volver a ukradl Ashemu SGT.
Prepaid a okraden1 spachany
Dyly 8. cervna.
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SEDM ZAVRAz.
DEMO v MESTE.

Sedm cernochd, jeden z mich
vojak z Fort Belvoir, Virginia,
zavrazdeno bylo v sobotu a v
nedeli v Baltimore. CtyTi "a
vrazdeni byli V severn1 casti
mesta v sekci obyvane cerno-
chy.
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MA OBYDLf $35,OOO,O 900.

Skorem $35,OOO,O 900 V Balti-
more a okol1 vynalozeno Dude
vladimir odbory ma domy pro
rodiny. Renty budou stanove-
ny mike. Postaven1m DON'T
odstraneny byti mali bfdne do
my casti mesta.
Doposud zbudovano bylo g.
600 lacinych pr1bytkG. Jednou
sekc1 v oboru tonic jest Armi-
stead Gardens projekt.
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Obchod $ pavouky.

Jisty Francouz 81 pred ca
sem zafldil farmu, ma ktere
pestoval pavouky, ktere pax
prodaval majitel1m vim
nych sklepG. Wharf vpustili
pavouky do sklepa a tito pota-
hi lahve pavucinami, ably
vzbudili zdanl stareho VIVA.
Ia 100 pavoukG zadal pestitel
ash S15 v americke meme.
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UVEZNENY.

Anna Young, 34leta a Cathe-
rine Dubalski uvezneny byly
pro T1zen1 sack ma konske do
stihy. ODE danny jsou pod "a
ruky pc $1,000. Soplu S mimi
zatceno bylo deset muzG a pro-
pust6no pc slozen1 zaruk pc
$11.45 kazdy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-10
PROFIT RfDICI
AUTOMOBILE.

Alfonzo Lee Nollie, 28lety
cernoch, T1dic AUTOMOBILE, j1mz
usmrcena byla Rita Novak, 5
leta, udan byl velkoporote. Je-
dinym svedkem byl policista
John F. Bendermyer.
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MA I

Nokomis Swinson, 20 rokG
starry cernoch re Sterling ulice,
nalezen byl v patek v noci lez1-
CT ma ulici bl1zko sveho domo-
va raneny k1li do 1st.
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LESNf OHNE v
MARYLANDU.

V Marylandu roce 1910
vyhorelo asi 17.774 akr1 lesni
pGdy. Skoda ma penez1ch cin1
asi 35,677,000 roce tom.
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vited to share in fellowship of in
formation, inspiration and fun at
the meeting of the University Of
Life at $50 p. m. Sunday.
Rev. Nelson will preach at the
Apostolic Faith Mission, 18th and
Minnesota, Monday night, at the
first of the series of ten Evangelist
services sponsored by the Interde-
nominational Ministerial Alliance
from March 81 to April II. The
senior choir, directed by Mr.. John
Hickman, will sing at the Monday
night service. The service will be
held in the Camphor church on Fri
day night, and Rev. Benjamin N.
More will preach.
PROJECTING AROUND
THE PROJECT
It's good to see the children out
flying kites and roller skating be-
cause that is a sure sign that
spring is just around the corner.
And I have not been able to
force my tootsies in my galoshes
since the streets became dry Tin
some spots). The Working
Girls having a spaghetti spread at
1851 prior to committee meeting.
The Jake Collins flying out
to pick up the SCOTS to go dancing.
Mrs. Ella Curry out with her
daughters enjoying their compan-
ionship. -. Junior Lawrence DASH
ing out the front door with books
with a CHEEKY goodbye to family.
Mr.. Ball always so pleasant,
the official escort of the nursery
children to and from work" =.
Our new neighbor Mrs.. Mitchell
seems such an industrious house
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Will
liams are enjoying their new home.
Bernice Brown attending the
Graf Ballet in Mankato, MINI. 4.
Opal Stone out walking the baby.
The ladies of the Strader FAM
lily going to the Modern Dance re-
cital. Envious of Mrs.
Blanche Mason's leopard. skin hat.
Mrs. Aliens long hair. t.
Mrs. Laws cute figure. Mrs.
BriscOe's leisure time and Pearl
McKinney's loquacity. &. And un-
til we peep on more people by pro-
jecting, pax vobiscum.
ST. THOMAS NOTES
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ADDITIONAL HALLE LIST

E1DD1 1O4NE1A AA<1AA4S HAO
Paid-Up Pledges-$25, Mr.. Isaac
Dennie; 81, Mr.. H. J. T. Mcclure;
81, Mrs. Dora Mcclure; 81, Miss
Rose Lilyan Mcclure.
The following is a list of the
people who have paid on pledges
to date and the amounts they
pledged:
800 Miss 1. Myrtle Garden,
Credjafawn Social Club, DR.. J. w.
Crump, Mrs. Rose L. Davis, VIM.
F. Eckert, Mr.. George Mundell and
Mr.. Clarence Roper.
$6O-Miss Edith Brill.
$50 Cameo Social Club, Mr..
and Mrs. Phil Hall, R. A. Jackson.
$25-Frank Alsup, Auxiliary to
D. E. u, Local SIG, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Brooks, ST., w. S. Butler,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Claibourne,
Andrew Combs, Paul Crane, Crane
Co., Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Crump,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Culver, Sidney
Cuthbert, A. V. Hall, George Hol-
land, Household of Ruth No. 553,
DIR. Norman Howell, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. K. Mcknight, Mr.. Archie
Miller, DR.. Cornelius Mobiley, st,
Paul Branch NAACP, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. P. Williams, Robert Will
liams, and x Y Supper Club.
$20-Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Starks.
$15-Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Al
len, Peavey Johnson, Miss Johnnie
Mae Smith.
$12.5O-Mr. Marion Boiling.
$40 Adelphai Club, Bismark
Archer, Rev. and Mrs. D. Beasley
Tom Cambridge Mrs. Leola Clark.
U. G. Coram, Mrs. Walter Dawk-
ms, Miss Beneta Edwards, Elite
Club, Walter Coins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Hatcher, Harold Hilyard,
Miss Laura Jeffrey, Henry John
son, Samuel Johnson; Ed. L. Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Lynn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellis Manning, Rudolph Mar
tin, ST., Clete w. Oliver, Mrs. Cal
win Parker, John M. Patton, Miss
Alice Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Strother, John Thomas, So
Cial- Elites Club, Miss Beatrice Vas
sar, Lee Washington, Mrs. Dovie
Welsh, US Owl Girl Reserves, and
Doris Shannon.
$5-Artie Boyd, Mrs. Elgie Clay,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Collins, Will
liam Gardner, Charles Graham,
Mrs. Prizilia Jackson, Mr.. and
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and hostess at prettily appointed
dinner party Saturday, March %,
at Z p. M, belated birthday cele-
bration for Mrs. Francis. Guests
present included DIR. and Mrs. j.
Walton Crump, Messrs. and Mines.
Bismarck C.. Archer, Clarence w.
Wigington, o. B. Williams, w. M.
Godette, Clarence Roper, and Sgd
ney Salter. Games followed the
dinner. .....
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Hatchett, 1906
18th Ave. &c., will move into their
new home at 4044 4th Ave. &c.,
very soon.
Miss Agnes Crawford, 1912
Elliot, was hostess to II at a din
ner party held March 81 in honor
of her house guest, Mrs. Waite Mil
Ter, of Fort Worth, Texas, who is
the cousin of Miss Jewel Simmons
and Mr.. H. Johnson, Minneapolis,
and Mr.. T. Fleming of st. Paul.
Mrs. Miller left March % for her
home via Chicago and Detroit.
The Twin City Maids and Ma
irons Club met Saturday, March
%, at the home of Mrs. Donald ].
Brady, 300 Fifth avenue north.
Luncheon preceded cards. First
club prize was won by Mrs. Clar-
ence W. Wigington, second by Mrs.
o. B. Williams and the BOBBY by
Mrs. Alice Marshall Morgan.
Guests included Mesdames Tela B.
Burt, Harold Combs, Bismarck C.
Archer and Mrs. George Nixon.
The guests were all given gift
hankies. The next meeting will be
Wednesday, April 2, at the home
of Mrs. Harold Combs, 1911 Fifth
avenue south.
The Adelphai Club met Tuesday,
March 25, at the home of Mrs. w.
Squire Neal, 2435 Fourth avenue
south. The members were enter
tanned with piano selections by a
student from the MacPhail School
of Music. The next meeting will be
Tuesday, April 8, at the home of
Mrs. Idelle Patton, 954 St. An
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CAMPHOR MEMORIAL
METHODIST CHURCH
585 Fuller Avenue

Mrs. Ruth Gage Colby, well
known advocate of world peace and
secretary of the Executive Board of
the Halle @. Brown Community
House, will be the speaker at the
Woman's Day program, Sunday at
7:45 p. m. George Hopkins, James
Murray, Mrs. Susie Gaylord and
Mrs. Cora Parker will sing solos.
A duet will be sung by Mrs. Rob-
erta Davis and Mrs. Tessie Sonion.
Mrs. Carrie Aliep will give two
readings.
Twelve women and their assist
ants will conduct a "Pot-o-Gold"
Pew Rally after the program.
"Barrabbas or Jesus - Which
Will You Choose ?" will be the sub
ject of the sermon by the pastor,
the Rev. Clarence T. R. Nelson, at
the II q. m. service.
The following officers were
elected for the University of Life
in the meeting last Sunday: Presi-
dent, Stanley Tabor; Vice-Presi-
dent, Marion Temple; Secretary,
Irma Monson; Assistant Secretary,
Leora Russell; Treasurer, Philip
Archer. All young people are in
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thony avenue.
Married: Miss Ruby Stephens
and Mr.. Frank Graham, Mime
apolis, were married Tuesday,
March 10. in Northwood, Iowa.
Miss Stephens, formerly of San
Antonio, Texas, has made her home
in Minneapolis for the past two
years with her brothers, Leon and
Earl Stephens. Mr.. and Mrs. Ora
ham are at home at 3437 Smelling
Ave.
The Boots and Saddles Club met
Sunday, March %, at the home of
Mrs. Donald J. Bryant of East 18th
street.
The Alpha Beta Gamma Club.
met at the home of Mrs. Janet
Carter, 1905 Clinton Ave. S., FRI
day, March 81. Plans for our an
nual tag day at ST.. Peters church.
were discussed. Mrs. Virginia
Shauntee, 1856 5th Ave. S., will be
hostess at the next meeting.
Mrs. o. L. Alexander, 9513
Fourth Ave. S., Minneapolis, was
hostess to the Neighborhood Bridge
club, Monday, March "a. Prizes
were won by Mesdames Tom Car
roll, Palmer Jackson and Harvey
Moss. Mrs. C. w. Glenn won the
guest prize.
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OPEN LETTER FROM CHAIR.
MAN OF HALLE @. BROWN
BUILDING FUND HEAD

Dear Subscriber:
The gymnasium at Halle @.
Brown is growing fast. 1t is a
reality.
I am still counting on the loyal
friends to get their pledges to the
new building paid up to date.
Fifty per cent of the subscribers
have paid nothing on their pledges
and all of them are under SIS.
These are the pledges for which we
urge payment.
The Finance Committee is run
ming special campaign in order
to collect as much as we possibly
can by April 81. We urge you to
bring your pledge up to date by
that time.
Remember all pledges can be
paid to Mrs. John Patton, Mr..
George Mundell, Mrs. Louise Har-
grave, Mr.. John Culver, and Mrs.
Mary D. Mcfarland. Official re-
ceipts will be given from the
office. Our committee is depending
upon your word and your pledge.
We believe that you fully intend
to pay, because you know it was
upon that basis we were able to
go into the larger community and
raise $4,000. We have done our
part, now is your opportunity to
do yours. You promised, but will
you keep your promise is the
question.
Awaiting your answer with cash.
Very truly yours,
Building Fund Committee
julie M. Hannaford,
Chairman.
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tain parents and friends at a tea
in honor of the Goth birthday of
the Girl Reserve organization. A
program will be given which will
consist of movies and music.
Members of the Wide Awake Re-
serves are Lillian Eaves, Betty
Lou Howard, Joyce King, Deloris
Parker, Patricia Beatrice, Phyllis
Payne, Mildred Howard, Jane
House, Bernadine Anderson, Bar
hara Manderville, Hortense Clark,
Jean Cannon and Charlotte Per-
teet. Miss Phyllis Payne is secre-
tary of the organization.
The Sodality of st. Peter Claw
er's Church had it's regular month
ly meeting Sunday, March "a, at
which time plans were made for
the annual tea. Election of officers
was held with Mary Louise Brad
ley being elected president; Juanita
Schuck, vice president; Lorraine
Bradley, secretary; onnaze
Green; treasurer.
On Thursday, March 20, the Self
Culture Club was favored with a
concert at the Crispus Attacks
Home by the Minnesota Jubilee
Singers, under the direction of
Samuel Herrod. Their numbers in
cluded spiritual and classical ones.
Refreshments followed the pro-
gram. The next regular meeting
will be Thursday, March 27, at the
home of Mrs. Leantha Scott, 1926
N. Chatsworth street.
Mrs. William Smalls, 1876 St.
Anthony avenue, entertained few
friends at a farewell party for
hubby Bill, who was drafted Sat-
urday a week ago. Guests included
Messrs. and Mines. Lawrence H.
Mccoy, Norman H. Howell, Theo-
dore F. Allen and Thomas Har-
grave.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Hargrave,
GAL Rondo street, entertained the
Cameo Social Club at it's semi
monthly business meeting Wednes-
day, March 10. A delicious midnite
luncheon was served. Mr.. j. A.
Barker, who has been out of the
city, was reinstated. At the next
regular meeting plans for club
party in April will be discussed.
The senior choir of the CamphOr
Memorial Methodist Church under
the direction of Mr.. John Hickman,
sang last Sunday night at the Ham,
line Methodist Church (white). DIR.
Paul Lewis, pastor of the church,
used as sermOnic material four of
the sermons from Goods from
bones" by James Weldon Johnson.
This service will be repeated at the
Camphor Church at a later date.
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ST. THOMAS NOTES
Katherin Mitchell

FIR. William l. Rice of Ascension
church, st. Paul, preached a very
spiritually uplifting sermon when
he visited US on Wednesday, March
10th. His text was "God So Loved
The World. :" Service last Sum-
day was very impressive, among
welcome visitors were Mr.. William
Smith and Miss Essie Mason. .
With the approach of spring, the
Mems club have decided to put
forth their efforts in identifying
the church grounds. It is hard to
understand why all churches en-
phasize beauty within the church
and still neglect their outward sur
roundings. Mr.. Tom Carroll,
President Of the Lawns and Gar
dens club, is in charge of beautify-
ing the lawn of st. Thomas. .
The Crusaders club are completing
plans for Palm Sunday Tea to be
given at the Rawjess club. Mrs.
Glorine Fassett is president of the
organization and Mrs. Virginia
Hughes heads the program COM
mittee. This group of women did
a grand job of serving the dinner
for the Working Girls Council at
the Phyllis Wheatley last evening.
:. Father Marston Elliot of the
Church of st. Stephen the Martyr,
Minneapolis, will be the guest
speaker at the Wednesday evening
service on April End.
We ask your prayer for the rapid
recovery of Mr.. Major Culberson
who was very seriously injured and
is in Midway Hospital.
Names Omitted: Robert Garner
and Ben Rousseau were not listed
as being present at the party given
by the Council of Negro Students
for the LeMoyne debate team.
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.
matching shade. The Charles
Hargraves and Jimmie Coleman
are sporting new Easter buggies.
The entertaining spot in sew
eral Saint Paul mite clubs is be-
ing held down by members of our
group. At the new Coleman Bar
and Cafe, Jessie Scott is heading
a revue that also includes Kelly
Stone, Ira and Oscar PettifOrd. .
At the 38th Club, Ell Herbert and
his swing band are still going
strong. They are also heard night
ly over WMIN. At Curly's
Bar, Lee w. Harris is getting a
big hand with his nightly warbl-
ings. Paul Cephas, pianist,
plays weekly at Dyer's new store.
Roller skating and badminton
are coming into the foreground
again with the advent of the
spring weather. Playing badminton
Monday and Thursday afternoons
from 1880 to $3.50 are Cora Belle
Banks, Essie Stewart, Ermine AL
len, Meredith Howell, Leila Boyd,
Josephine Mccoy and Louise Har-
grave on the court at the Halle
@. House. Josephine Mccoy
has returned to the personnel of
the Grace Notes to take the place
of COrdelia Freeman Martin. .
Happened to be sitting behind Mrs.
Jay P. Williams at the Professor
Quiz program and she was answer
ing the questions as fast as the
top winners were. Favorable
comment was directed toward Mrs.
Benjamin N. Moore for the excel
lent performance of the Choral
Club, who have been rehearsing to-
gether for such a short time. &.
Billy Boyd is employed at the St..
Paul Buick Co. Janeabelle
Murphy is one of the Minnesota
"U" goods enrolled in a body
building course at the "U." Just in
case we get into the war, Jane
will be able to drive a truck or
an ambulance or somethin'. .
Audrey Beatrice, graduate dental
hygienist, is employed by DIR. Earl
S. Weber. Juanita Jackson
Mitchell will be the guest speaker
on the Brotherhood Hour, Sunday,
March 80, at 9:15 p. m. over
WTCN. Remember to tune in.
Mr.. T. H. Wellington, liza Vir-
ginia street, has been quite i'll at
home for the past week.
On Sunday, March 80, from a
to 6 p. M, at the Halle @. Brown
Community House, the Wide
Awake Girl Reserves will enter
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guest prize.
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| eLIO hAS' NSSASS ACCS IA y. LEWIS
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. Mitchell
Harry Richardson, Abe Roast, Mr.
and Mrs. Huron ]. Shelton, Jr.
/ Miss Ursula Walker, Mrs. Shirley
Thomson, and o. Wycough.
$4-Mrs. Sarah jeffrey.
$3-Mr. Stephen Hopkins.
$2.5O-Mrs. Mary Burton and
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Pearmon.
WELCOME HALL NEWS
Sunday Assembly: Sunday, March
%, the staff of Welcome Hall will
have charge of the service from
to a p. m. The public is cordially
invited to worship with US for one
hour.
Willing Workers Girl Reserves
The Willing Workers Girl Re-
serves are now in the midst of
their Camp Cookie Sale which will
enable the girls to go to a Girl Re-
serves Camp. The sale will end
April A.
Cosmopolitan Girls: The Cosmo-
politan Girls of Welcome Hall are
making plans for a Rummage Sale
to take place in April. 49,.
Saturday, March 20, the girls
will have as their guest speaker
Mrs. Johnson, who will give a les
son in Visual Aid in Child Evan
gelism."
Fishermen's Club: The Fisher
mems Club of Welcome Hall met
Tuesday, March 10, at the Ober
Boys Club, a business meeting
concerned with plans for summer
recreation program.
A round table discussion was
held on the subject, "a Course of
Bible Study" which will treat with
everyday problems from re-
| uglOuS pOlnC OF view.
Further discussion concerning the
part the club would take in the
Mems and Boys Assembly, April
9Th.
The next meeting will be March
% at ODER Boys Club. New men,
bers are welcomed.
The kindergarten Group: Master
Johnnie Green entertained 10 class
mates of the "Tots Club" of Wei
come Hall, March Fl, at p. M,
on the occasion of his sixth birth
day. Appetizing refreshments were
served, thanks to Johnnie.
Mothers Club: The Mothers Club
of the small children are actively
preparing ostumes for their
Spring Festival, to be held in
April. Meetings are planned for
the first and third Tuesdays of
each month,
Wide Awake Girls: The Wide
Awake Girls group presented a
program Friday, March 81. Vir-
ginia Robinson was the mistress of
ceremonies. The program began as
the girls sang II Never Shall For
get What He's Done for Me-" The
next number on the program was
a unique QUESTIONABLE called
Truth or Consequences" The fol-
lowing children were in the ques-
tionnaire: Elua Mae and Alma
Camp, Loretta Wade, Addie and
Janet Armstrong, Lois Milsap
Norma Baker, Bara Joe Smith
Blanche Everson, Marceline Thorn
as, Leatrice Dodd and Syvilla
Price. The program closed as the
girls sang "Now Let Us Have a
Little Talk with Jesus"
Workers and Parent Council:
Workers and Parent Council of
Welcome Hall will have their regu-
lar meeting Thursday, March 81,
at 8 p. m. Miss Fisher will be the
guest speaker.
The public is cordially invited to
attend.
CAMDuOp MENSOpIAT
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