davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-14

A Girl Reserve of the Gross
Eicks club. Miss Wright is the
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. A.
1929 Ohio st. She is a
Of the Red Cross and Mo-
tor Clubs during her school car
eer. While a member of the Gross
Eicks Club she served in the cap
acities as treasurer and reporter.
She is a member of Zion Baptist
Church. Miss Wright's ambition
is to become a Costume Designer.
She is planning to attend the Voc
ational YWCA. School in New
York. This School is an institu-
ton that is owned and operated ly
Negro women.
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-14
Subscription Rates as follows:
30 DAYS TO A Y

Yes! You Can Help Some Worthy
High School Girl Win Her Tuition Fee
To A College or University.
The Omaha Guide is Giving $4,000
Cash Scholarships To The Winning
Contestant at the Close of This Cam
paign.
Evening star., 1941-10-01

instructed Furness, 1--WE shall lock
danger-the straw has burned, and
the smoke will soon be dissipated." Z"
Furness followed Warburron out
into the corridor, but when Carewe
would have done likewise, Warbur-
ton barred his path. You, Carewe,
must remain where you cannot him
der u.s."
Warburton had taken pains to
note the way when being conduct
ed to their hate cell. Consequent
ly, he had little difficulty in leading
Furness upstairs and back to the
great room where they had first
met Black George.
They were not seen, partly be-
cause they had not far to go and
partly because all the servants in
this part of the house were down.
stairs under lock and key. AS they
stole toward the curtained doorway
the loud laughter of the marquis
could be heard. Warburton hefted
the short sword he carried.
Parting the curtains, he peered
within. In the center Of the room
stood two men, Black George and
Arthur Vance. Both were IN shirt
sleeves and standing at rest with
rapiers in their right hands.
With a silk kerchief the marquis
Evening star., 1941-10-01

ming simultaneously in this column, the
Mundelle Memorial Problem Solving Tour
nament and the Perpetual Problem Solving
Tournament in which you submit solu-
tions for so problems and receive eertin-
cate bearing your name. Separate cards
must must be 'i nailed H on ON each problem and il
you are competing for both the Mundele
must file two cards on each problem and
be sure to say for which contest each is
to be counted
At no time may you change or alter
the solution first sent. SUBSEQUENT cor
sbs T one f. sS.9n from
the BOOK. The Modern Chess Problem"
by Philip H. Williams to be most helpful
standing clearly the terms used in prob
lem solving and composing.
No; s985, ! point to to- shssxoca S,.. Tucker
D0Pss Pro6em sfnfos No. sss DGn:s IS Solved by kip
hek kHP m9vf aPa che KfER
Three points 20 to Dell FLOYD H. h Howe,
W. B. Boyer, Norman LIE Roux, Daniel F.
n V. Rcsett h CHARLES T s. csrIeton. 9f uio, 4. L.
Grand STAFFORD. Mary A. Logan. W. L. Ell
ledge, Richard J Magsenti' !. Leslie PAD
HiieP 4 Jsnkins' p: &. W, TsfHsy. yessph
Earls ' Mutersbsaeh Hn se1f0s Sherwood rHeFer e
w. K. Utteridse One point on No. 1858
is credited to +; J; Hermann. Or. r, F.
Fletcher, John r. McCrory, E. F. Miles,
Keith l. Bright Gerard Brannon, Kenneth
M. Madison; Stanley F. Davis
~ Problem No s69 is solved by; exits
l Q-KtS, .KtxKtch: Kt;K5 checkmate.
NsFs sSrsa Fsf
Roux Madison, Hall Cox, Howe, Eiedse,
Jenkins, Hervey. Rosett. Carlton. Carow,
Baoqd. Miles, Boyer, Jacobson, -Brannon,
pembrow: Padgett, Longley, H. E. Miller,
Logan Logan, Floyd; ,+ One point on No 38a is
N l. Martin. Hermann, Dr.. Fletcher
Problem fo No. 40 IS IS solved otsd0iSs: by: R-R1
noIStR | R,Rl. P,K$; ,i.S Z 9-qe checkmatei Three
Esgs0aqER EedFs Floyd MAssSn Esfand eE E. GGq Milier
lie Roux, Boyer. Nash, Howe. Rosett,
jacobson. Cox, Madison. jenkins. Hall
giving you the benefit Of the doubt this
by Padgett,. Tucker Hervey, Rosett. Dr.
Fletcher Utteridse. McCrory. Bright
Miles. Hermann. Carlton. Dembrow. Davis,
Chess problem No. 81 is solved by:
ration is K-R2. R-K5ch: KtxQ
checkmate Three points are REGISTERED
BY Rosett, Mutersbaugh. Fuller. jenkins.
ord Nash Jacosson GDx ease caron
Madison; Boger. LIE Roux, Padgett, sher-
wood. Logan. Hervey. One point on
problem No. 371 goes to Tucker. Hermann,
Days, Carow. McCrory.
published published Remember only one week is
allowed to solve any problem. The post
October l, 1941D
Evening star., 1941-10-01

was Viping the perspiration from
his brow. "By Poseidon!" he swore
good -naturedly. You WELD wicked
blade, Sir Arthur Let us put up
our weapons. I have had enough
for one evening""
1--WE have just commenced" Vance
smiled. II had hardly begun to
exert myself"
Winston laughed. Then God for
bid that you and I should ever cross
swords in earnest"
"I am afraid it is too late for
prayer like that"
'Eh?" The marquis was startled.
Vance had spoken quietly, but a
change had crept into his voice
something icy, like a sudden chill
do you mean?"
A Duel to Death.
Sir Arthur advanced a step and
the rapier tip lifted from the floor.
II mean, Black George, to kill YOU
here and now! You do not remem-
ber Arthur Vance, was only a
passing incident in your lurid ca
reer! Have you forgotten the Dau-
phin-the French ship you raided
and burned 20 years ago? Have
you forgotten the fearful bride you
tore from the arms of her young
husband? The husband whom you
beat and left for dead on the burn
ing ship?"
Before the fury on the blind mans
white face and that terrible accus-
ing voice Black George shrank, but
dared not retreat. At his first back
ward step the sword stabbed to
within an inch of his throat. Stand
still" snapped Vance.
The grey-faced Winston obeyed
and Vance returned to his refresh
ing of the mans memory. "You re-
member? I can almost see that you
do! That boy did not die, Winston.
Blind and broken, he arose and lived
for this moment-to bring justice
to cruel and brutal rufhan." The
blade moved again. Guard yourself
Evening star., 1941-10-01
Smith, StoIcup Continue FIoshy
Race for High Pin Average;
jenkins Rolls 1872 Game

Staying ahead Of Champion Ho-
kie Smith of Lucky Strike who will
be bearing down for his fourth 400
duckpin set in a row, promises to
keep Billy Stalcup of RoSslyn Bowl
ing Center plenty busy tonight in
the fast Mems District League.
Stalcup in six games has amaSSed
an average of 1903 while Smith in
nine games has hit for 140-1.
Displaying brilliant form, Gene
Hargett, Clarendon Bowling Center
ace, by virtue of his last weeks
season record of 462, holds third
place with an even 139.
With Lucky Strike host to Arcadia
and RoSSlyn entertaining AStor
Clarke and his Lafayette Bowling
Center charges, both Smith and
Stalcup will see action on their
homes drives. Hargett will journey
over to AnacoStia Spillway with his
Clarendon outfit, which is tied for
the league lead with Penn Recrea-
ton, Hi-Skor and Lucky Strike.
In the other six matches sched-
uled for the all-Star circuit, Henry
Hiser's Bethesda combination will
engage Roger Peacocks Bethesdans
at Hiser's maple plant, Hi-Skor in
vades Chevy Chase Ice Palace,
HyattSville Recreation visits Del
Ray, Convention Hall tricks to
Georgetown and Brookland Recrea-
ton pays a call at King Pin. All
matches are carded for 7:30 except
the Brookland-King Pin battle
which starts at 7.
GULL in Action Tonight.
Lorraine GULL will be out to boost
her 131 top Ladies District League
average tonight when her leading
Hi-Skor team encounters Red Cir
Gle Food Shop in one of the seven
matches scheduled at 7:3O in the
clty's fastest women's bowling loop.
Other matches carded Rendezvous
at Clarendon. King Pin at Arlington.
Rosslyn at Brookland, Del Ray at
Lafayette, Ice Palace at Convention
Hall and Spillway at Arcadia.
Lou jenkins, the Capitals No. l
bowler, continued to hold the spot
light in the Rhode Island Avenue
Business Mems League with an all
time count of 1872. His whopper
sandwiched between games of 1O8
and lis last night at King Pin gave
him his third consecutive 400 league
set and his Jernigan Cleaners a 81
victory over United Market. Jimmy
Evening star., 1941-10-01

man. I give you the chance to de-
fend yourself"
Winston moistened his dry lips.
II will not fight with you"
"A coward?" jeered Sir Arthur.
"You fight only when you have a
score of men at your back? What
better advantage would you wish
than you now possess? Your OPP
ponent is blind, and I know that
you wear a shirt of mail beneath
those clothes" With that his arm
Strengthened, driving his sword di-
rectly at Winston's heart.
The rasp of clashing metal filled
the room, and Vance's blade curved
into an arc, proving the charge he
had just made. The marquis leaped
back, and instinct lifted his own
sword to the defensive. The duel
was on.
Copyright. 1941, by Chicago Daily News)
Evening star., 1941-10-01
Singh Is Challenged
By Many if He Wins
RassIin' TopIiner

Manic Singh's return to the rass
lin wars in Washington has resulted
in a flock of challenges tossed his
way If he is successful in defeating
Jim Henry formerly the Green
Hornet) in their feature engagement
tomorrow night at Turner'S Arena.
At least four of the other grap-
pliers on the program have tossed
ehe def at Singh-Lou Plummer and
Frank Judson, who meet in one of
the preliminaries, and Ernie Dusek
and Herbie Freeman, who also tangle
in one of the supporting matches.
The semiwindup has Pat Fraley
taking on Paul Boesch, while the
fifth match lists Fred Grobmeir op.
posite Les Ryan.
Evening star., 1941-10-01

any of the named schools, inquiry
at the principals Office will get you
full details of the fall organizing of
the schools chess club.
AS the chess editor Of The Starts
the active adviser of the Interhigh
Chess Association, new players here
may send inquiries TO this depart
ment, always inclosing a self
addressed, stamped envelope for
reply.
A "grab-bag gambit" team match
will be held by members Of Wash
ington Chess Divan tonight at 8 at
It's clubroom. BY "grab-bag gambit"
match is meant that various gambits
are dropped into hat and each
player essays the one he obtains
by lot.
Evening star., 1941-10-01
Victory by Jacobsen
Nine Tonight Would
Give SandIot Title

Jacobsen Florists of the National
City Sunday League can win the
invitation sandlot baseball tourna-
ment tonight by beating H. and J.
Construction when they meet at
Ballston Stadium at o'clock.
Jacobsen is undefeated, while H
and j has dropped one game.
Should H. and ]. win tonight, the
two clubs will tangle again later this
week, with the winner then taking
the title.
Joe Wells probably will hurl for
Jacobsen against Earl Jennings OF
n. and j.
Evening star., 1941-10-01
PART-TIME WORKERS,
TYPISTS.
Want typists to be trained for teletype
operators Day work. Apply first floor
1920 N Y. ave. NV, Postal telegraph,
3 RELIABLE MEN
3 COIORED MEN

Neat appearing, for order dept. of national
grocery concern average $50 weekly 70
start; bonus. percentage. advancement. Ap-
plV q 10 m. hl3 Z 81 u "
Evening star., 1941-10-01

WAITER. colored, experienced. one for all
day work and one for evening dinners
and all day Sunday. 1894 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1941-10-01
OverIin Beuts Mcdowell
Special Dispatch to The stal

JERSEY CITY, Oct. Congo
Ken Averlin, former middleweight
champion, should be in fine fettle
for his return bout with Billy Soose
II his victory over Bill Mcdowell
here last night was. criterion of
his determination to regain the
crown. He won all the way, scoring
heavily with rights to the head.
Evening star., 1941-10-01

Albee Building National $500
which has stood the test Of time.
Day School, complete Secretarial
classes October 13.
Evening star., 1941-10-01
Mrs. Martin Golf Leader

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. P.-With
the qualifying medal in her pocket,
Mrs. Lily Harper Martin Of Ports
mouth today opened her match play
defense of her State women's golf
title against Mrs. H. r. BehrenS OF
Newport News. Mrs. Martin had a
over par 81 over the Hermitage
course yesterday.
Evening star., 1941-10-01
SECRETARIAL

Enroll at any time for classes II
Gard Punch, Calculating Machine.
ber Of calls for secretaries, stenol
Established 1884. Telephone Dist
Evening star., 1941-10-01
Writers Select Yankees

NEW YORK, Oct. (P.-The over
whelming consensus among baseball
writers here to cover the World
Series was that the New York
Yankees would beat the Brooklyn
Dodgers in six games.
Evening star., 1941-10-01
Tbe QueenmIsakker Y
y BY J.B. Ryou
CHAPTER. XT

rodent did its best capture all
the before stood exposed teeth
euded reaching hand
Funess Warburton
hind leg of the sueang creature then dangling
length he asked
Warburton thrust the through letting
Evening star., 1941-10-01
. CHI: g #

ntehigh chess clubs elect fan semester officers and
conclave Of delegates
nterhh chess council Of the Interhgh Chess Ao
will be held
organizations Eastern Western Tech Roosevelt
Central soliciting members enrolled at
Evening star., 1941-10-01
Southern Chess Championship.

BxPch! ana wins zo,,
This was the crucial game of the 1941
Southern Chess Association championship
tournament al Atlanta. Russell Chauvenet
of Esmont, Va. gained the title by out
playing A. T. Henderson and Nestor Her
nandeZ, sometime titleholder.
Each of the first three readers send
ing in the correct name OF the opening OF
today's game will be given copy OF
enesS MAGAZINE.
Evening star., 1941-10-01
TrunsIutors to Meet

The Society of Federal Trans
lators will hold a regular meeting
at pm. Monday in the Y. w. c. A.
Building, Seventeenth and K streets
NV.
Evening star., 1941-10-01
Chess Problem No. 314,

BY p. Gamage, Brockton. Mass, 1941.
tOriginal to The Washington Star, Wash
tngton, D. c.. for entry in the 194l prize
composing tourney
RIACK-I0 MEN
Evening star., 1941-10-01

Moore, King Pin manager, who held
the former high game record with
I'll, shone with 394 as Mullins Res
taurant took the odd game from
National Beer. The champion Mes
line Restaurant prevented the Sham
rocks from posting a sweep with top
count of 628. Bob Tyler'S 389 was
high for the titleholders
Good Going, Eddie.
Eddie Goldberg. Clarendon Bowl
ing Center manager, banged out two
double-header strikes and a couple
of spares to grab game honors of
165 which gave A. H. Cohen Realtors
2-1 win from Arlington County
Diaries in the Clarendon Major
League. Russell Clark of A. L. Kelly
& Son garnered high set with 1872.
A season record of ITS and 374
set gave Ed Yaden OF Petworth No.
3 the laurels in the Methodist
Church League. Johnny Eckstine
turned in 370 as Mount Vernon No.
l. posted highs of 583-1,6 ,696 at
Brookland Recreation to sweep
Epworth.
Continuing her brilliant pinspill-
ing, Kitty Rice laced out 130-347
as the Monroe Pharmacy quint
swamped the Emma Lee Beauty
Salon with team highs of 540-1,519
in the Clarendon Ladies' League.
c. & P. Plant routed Glebe Court
Beauty Salon.
Evening star., 1941-10-01
33:IXs1

SPECIAL NOTICES.
OCT. 23rd 1941--A 1887 PLYMOUTH 4
number P4-451311. will be sold at PUBLIC
auction at Eich5gEg ATc1ion 40p, sales nv
NEW OFFICE. MAKING Personal
loans to employed people, $50 to $500.
ATLAS SMALL LOAN CO., 1302 Lee high
way, RoSsyln, Va. Phone Glebe I'LL.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts, CONTRACTED BY any & one p9 oi59r 5aaa 59an
Bend st. Mt. Rainier, Md.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one but myself.
MRS. EDITH c. ST. LAURENT, 1881 Wis.
ave. Bethesda, Nd. l.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT BY A
nesting ni' Of pSse the stockholders Of The Mathy
Company, West Virginia corporation, held
on July 21, 1q41, at the PRINCIPAL ONCE
Washington, D. c., a resolution of disso-
luton and discontinuance of the business
of said corporation was passed by a vote
Of more than sixty per cent of the shares
Of capital stock entitled to vote and being
present at the said meeting. as required
by the laws of the State of West Virginia.
JULIA g. MATHY,
GEORGE R. LINXINs.
The assets and business Of the above
UNI Under Ter 'tH the authority of TIE above reso-
luton and are now owned by Joseph j.
Mathy and John NJ. Mathy. who will con-
trade name of The Mathy Co, at the same
address. Creditors of the former corpora
ton will please present their bills TO the
''' '"'' JOSEPH ]. MATHY.
JOHN M MATHY.
Trading as The Mathy Co.
Evening star., 1941-10-01

Continued tomorrow
Adam is witness to fatal sword
play.
Evening star., 1941-10-01
HELP MEN.

BAKER, coIored, for hand-craft shop; good
on pies, rolls, cakes and buns. Apply IN
person only. bet: l and p m, Bailey
Bakery, 2O16 10th st. 4. W. No phone calls.
BALLROOM DANCERS. good. to instruct;
training given; evening work. Martini
1910 18th ST. NV. Apply before q p m.
BELL BOY white or colored, 1s years or
over; good pay: give age, exp phone.
BODY AND FENDER MEN 2. good wages,
Apply al once. Triangle Motor Co, l40l
R. !. ave. ne Mr.. FLOYD
BOOKKEEPER with knowledge of General
Motors accounting system. Apply to Mr.
Perry, Barry-Pate Motor Co., 1l30 Conn.
ave. NV.
BOY. white. to work in hardware store,
drive light delivery truck. Box s3-2, Star.
BOY, white. printing shop experience
D. C. permit. 1914 H st. NV.
hs yeT s No ao nec
essary. Apply 404 9th st. NV.
BOYS over Is years of age. as helpers in
bndery Apply National Capital Press
Apply gasoline station, Walter Reed Hos
BgsBoY seoIogEed. mus be ewoIE neat 1n7d and
1902 llth st. sc.
BUTCHER, 1st-class also vegetable clerk;
state full particulars. age. experience, ref
fEsRcsf soa Sab: 3 Star. s experience preferred.
BUTCHER, experienced. Steady Job Good
pay. Reference required. Apply at once,
Tip-Top Market. 5517 N. Wilson blvd.
Arlington. Va. OK. 2S3S.
CARPENTER. must be capable on handling
all carpenter details Of large frame house;
good pay TO right man. Give all details
of experience and refs. Box 97-D. Star.
CARPENTERS wanted. with tools. Apply
at 1923 st. Sc.
CHEF. wanted. experienced. good pay; also
second cook. 237 N. Glebe I'd, Arlington
Va Take Buckingham bus. %
CHEF, to take charge Of kitchen; salary
and commission for man who handles u
right. Must be sober and honest. l442
Pa. ave. sc.
CLERK, tunior; young man over ] s years
OF age, high school graduate; extensive ex-
perience not essential. Telephone National
5000. Ext Az.
COLLECTORS. between IA and 1s yrs. Of
age; 70 eoliecI hsGSPapeL f3TteS G1 I4UI
Webster 81. NV. Phone RA, slls.
COUNTERMAN. experienced, reliable steady
work. good chance for Advancement. Ter :
minal Grill, 1101 ? st. s.w. Me. 1900
F. soba :0g eopk Appa 22d
I at once, RoSSlyn Co, corner Lee highway
and North Moore st, Arlington. Va.
! DAIRYMAN, white, married. small family;
oaince RtepSfe ofchard oaithepsPbgrg PPy Nd. Phone
Gaithersburg 33I-J.
DIsHwAsHER and waiter. Apply 2OO2 P
| st. NV, Toronto Cafe.
! DISHWASHER. colored. for boarding house.
| good pay. steady work. 1s42 10th st n "
ELECTRICIANS wanted; permanent job;
must know D. C. code Box DOR star
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, white or colored;
| with permit. stage age, experience ana
! phone good pay Box 375-D, Star
/ FARMER, married CvhiteD, experienced,
| small family. . mixers; good WAGES 70
| right man Miss Helen Williams, General
| Delivery, Anacostia. D.
/ FLOOR CLERK, experifnced in auto &C
] cessories; good salary. plus commission; an
| excellent opportunity for the right man;
/ references ASK for David Herson- Man
! haitian Auto and Radio Co, 1905 I'm
7 st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-10-01
Share Church League HOnOrs.

Carl Steele of Anacostia and Nell
son Blake of Vaughn Glass shared
top scores in the East Washington
Church League with respective
counts of $50 and 800 that sparked
team highs of 623 and 1852. Brad
burn, East Washington Heights,
Sven Glass and Ninth Street Chris
tian were 80 winners at Mount
Rainier.
Shining in the Federal Security
Ladies League were Kitty Mulroe,
who paced States to a high of 489
with 1873, and Trudy Rasch, who
was tops with 352, as the Pin
Pushers counted 1,409 at Hi-Skor.
In the Wage and Hour League at
Hi-Skor Joe Cvitkovich's 12l and
Tony Kutos 314 won top honors.
Naomi Farrall's 1870 featured the
st. Francis Xavier teams highs
Of 546-15 511 in the Catholic Ladies'
League at Lucky Strike.
Evening star., 1941-10-01
pt SIlNEo %.
MECHANICS

Auto mechanics. gas station helpers
stationary ensineers. butchers grocery
store clerks drivers needed today
MISS FOX, 1911 G. ST. NV.
Evening star., 1941-10-01
PARKING ATTENDANTS,
FULL OR PART TIME.
SHOE SALESMAN.
EXPERT SHOEMAKER

Only those thoroughly experienced IN
1905 p 81. nv.
Evening star., 1941-10-01
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC

RUPHER'S S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 6a,
NCrk Tor cooks maids hOuseWorkerS, dish
washers. porteTs; s. to S15 wkly. 1897
llth ST. NV.
Evening star., 1941-10-01
DIAMOND CABS.
FIRE ADIuSTER-
INSURANCE ADJUSTER.

Experienced liability man. excellent To-
cal opportunity. Give fulI details conf
tentally Of education experience, refer
ences and minimum accept BILE salary.
Send recent SIansnot Boy ...LL-l- Star
Evening star., 1941-10-01
RECEIVING CTFPKS
SALESMEN.
HELP MEN e. WOMEN-

COUPLE, experienced. general housework
ensuneur; good wages; live in. Wisconsin
COUPLE, colored. wife TO cook and general
houSework man TO drive and assist: SAL
ary, 500 per month: live in: references
REQUIRED. Box 61-A. Star.
TEACHER. Gregg shorthand part time for
morning classes; private school AppIy
Box BAR. Star
MATTRESSES (2l. also Kitchen belper.
Hill Ton Cafe, 1920 36th ST. NV
Evening star., 1941-10-01
ARROW CAB co,

Has opening for men over 21 years OF age
10 drive: must be residents Of D. C. or
Metropolitan Area for year; free instruc-
tion; can earn S25 70 S35 weekly Apply
az 10 am. promptly for further details,
3l0 NJ ST n ASK for Mr. poOfh
Evening star., 1941-10-01
HELP MEN.

TRUCK DRIVER. coloredg steady work.
bring references. Jenifer Market 63lt
Wisconsin ave n W
Evening star., 1941-10-01
SECRETARIAL

students. Fall term classes. day
speed building classes form every
years history of the college.
busipess positions and qualified
nations. Over 800 employment
call in person. Homer Building,
Evening star., 1941-10-01

Reliable. neat appearing. with 7th-Erade
education, for order dept. Of national
grocery concern over $50 weekly 70
start. bonus, percentage advancement.
Apply Q 10 II m. 10 2e03 P ST. NV.
Evening star., 1941-10-01
The Countryside School
Strayer College Of SecreiariaI Training

Courses for high school graduates and college
and evening sessions, begin October g. Review and
y Monday Summer registrations the largest in 36
Strayer graduates preferred applicants for
to make excellent records in competitive exam
calls each month Telephone National 114S,
, Thirteenth and Streets
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-24
CONGREGATIONAL
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
TOMORROW NIGHT

The annual Chrissnas Pre-
gran q the Frst Congregational
church,s Sunday Sehool s sched-
uled 70 begin 500 o'elock tomor-
rev night
A two-set play. Uneie Sans
Christmas Party. hghlighss .
program replete with songs and
recisations. al carrying ouz ne
spirit Of tins most holy event on
the Christian calendar
The program follows:
Hymn
Scripture ard Prsyer-Rev. Z
S. DoherEy
Offering
Welcosne-Ssven children
A christmas Wish - Joan
Knowles
A Christmas Prsyer-Elza-
beth Ann Russell
A Hard Place-5uly Wood-
Psy UncIe San's Christmas
Party
FIRST ACT
Cnarac1er-
Unae Sam-Ray Elwood. y
Mss Amcrica-Befty Rae
Brady
Eduestioa Rose Mare
Archer.
Children Of UsA-Balv.
Nillard Solomon: Alice.
Barbara Nae Buckley:
Shirley. Joyce Gibson.
Song We Sing A Song OF
Christmss-sEatilds Tnonp-
son
Away n 4 Maneer-Myrna
Lee Cary
No Roon Fox TIE Baby
BaFbsFa Ma Buckley.
Solo. Silent Night Holy Night
Mrs. John Archer
Il Wonit Do ~ An-Ps1icsa
Levin
Tee Bes Plsce-Raiph Du-
Breuii
On. Merry Merry Christmas
Myrns Lee Curry.
SECOND ACT
Uncle Sans Christmas Party
Gifts
Loye-MaFgsret Sawyer.
Pesce-GeoTge Gibson.
Song % Little Town Of Beth
lehen-Primary Department.
Closing Reeitation-Josn Wood.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-24
Consider Personality of Child
When Selecting Christmas Gifts

Cdren essy please CHRISTMAS ZINE i faear ersona
Ees snd preferences Far 1he
chassesy s Dos, electric fras
suoa3 probably Be ssy popular Girls eusisr 70 please
h dolls aad aiafue home appliances haUaF almost HHrrsEz
sppeaI