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Christian and Missionary AllIane.

% South Prospect st.
Rev. NJ. s. Amstutz, pastor.
10 a. m.-Sunday School. Milton
Haberer, superintendent.
IL a. NJ Patriotic Service
Theme: "The Great Privileges OF
American Citizenship"
$3.50 p. m.-Young Peoples So
ciety.
1880 p. m.-Evening Hour Of
Worship.
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finances and strength. They
should commence no new UNDER
takings or love affair. and should
be discreet In all things. The
child who Is born today will also
have many trials and tribulations.
He or she will overcome them.
however, with courage. faith and
patience. Temptations viii be
great. and the passions will need
to be controlled.
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Hints on Etiuuetts

II Is not good manners to boast
TO strangers Of your sophistica-
ton: 1t also leads them to think
you are naive rather than sophis-
ticated.
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1. Which university In the Unit
ed States Ii the only one TO have
held graduation exercises ever
since its founding7
2. What Ii the origin Of the
term Air
3. What part Of the United
States is sometimes referred 70
as Delmaria7
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DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
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Sunday in Ypsilanti Churches

Gospel sermon. The pastor plans
to speak on Morning Cloud Re-
ligion".
1880 .. MY. P. NJ. 3. Service,
led by Wayne Thompson. Topic:
Friendship. This service 10
open to everyone.
Sis .. m.-Evening Gospel mes
sage. Seeking the Supreme Sub
stance" by tho pastor.
st. Luke's Episcopal Church
R. T. Appleyard, Pastor.
Fifth Sunday after Easter.
8 a. m.-Holy Communion.
$3.50 a. m.-Church School.
10. a. m.-Young Peoples Study
Group.
II a. m.-Morning Prayer and
Sermon.
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One-Minute Test Answers

1. Dartmouth.
2. from the usage Of Lloyds In
rating ships for insurance on the
quality Of hull and equipment.
Q. The peninsular between
Chesapeake bay and the Atlantic
ocean, embracing the state ef
Delaware and psrts> Of Maryland
and Virginia
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Grace Bible FeIIowshlp

Masonic Temple)
10 a. m.-Rey. James A. Ksr, de-
putation director of the Associa-
ton OF Baptists for World Evangs-
lism. will speak. Mr.. Ker was for
is years a missionary in India
and Ceylon. among the Hindus,
Buddhists, and Moslems, doing
evangelistio and Bible teaching
work in the Tamil, Sinhalese and
English Languages.
Bible School Immediately follow
ing Rev. Ker's message.
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First Baptist

ITO West Cross ST.
William r. Shaw. Minister.
10 a. m.-Morning worship. Ser.
mon: "He Is Able" Anthem:
Praise Ye the Father" by Gounod.
Solo: Light" by Stevenson, Mrs.
10 a. m.-Junioir Church and
Nursery Programs.
11:15 a. m.-The Bible School.
$3.50 p. m.-Baptist College,
Topic: Nursing and Medicine as
Calling. Especial speaker: Mrs,
Flossie Feiner.
$3.50 p. m.-Union student meet.
ing In Starkweath Hall sponsored
by the Inter-Church Council
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Today's Horoscope

The next year will prove an
eventful one for those celebrating
birthdays today. It will be one
long remembered. as there will
be some gain. but also upheavals.
trouble In love. domestic and bust
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Nickel IL used TO coat bullets. In
a normal peace year the world con.
sumption OF nickel stood at $500
tons. today II has increased to
over $4,000 tons.
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At Birthday Party

Nancy Joann Szabo attended =
birthday party Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Melvin Pickett. Milan. in honor
OF their daughter Betty on her
fourth birthday.
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First Church Of Christ, Scientist


$3.50 a. m.-Sunday School.
1o:45 a. m.-Morning sexslcs.
"Mortals and Immortsls+ will be
the subject OF the Lesson Sermon
In all Christian Science Churches
throughout the world on Sunday.
May IS.
The Golden Text proverbs 9:6)
Is: "Forsake the foolish. and live;
and go In the way OF understand
ing"
Among the Bible citations Is this
passage (Romans SIS, 81: For
they that are after the flesh do mind
the things Of the flesh; but they
that are after the Spirit the things
OF the Spirit. For to be carnally
minded is death; but to be spirit
ually minded is life and peace"
Correlative passages to be read
from the Christian Science text
book, Science and Health with Key
TO the Scriptures. by Mary Baker
Eddy, include the following %.
1922; "For right reasoning there
should be but one fact before the
thought. namely. spiritual exist
ence In reality, there is no other
existence, since Life cannot be
united TO it's unllkeness. mortality"
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MOVIE AMBASSADORS

It's hard 70 win much Latin-Amer-
lean trade. because as matters
stand they haven't much TO give us
But at last We seem 10 be finding
a way to their hearts We do II with
movie stars.
The method was discovered when
Hollywood recently invaded Mexico
City en- mssse They took the old
Aztec capital by storm No such
enthusia sm had ever been aroused
by anything or anybody from the
United States Our government.
promptly taking the tip. has been
actively encouraging popular film
players 10 VISIT South America as
goodwill emissaries.
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. arriving
in Brazil as representative Of
President Roosevelt. vas receiy ed
as II he had been the President
himself. There seems to be some
thing about popular movie stars
that thaws dignity. ignores race,
and fuses people into one common
blend OF humanity Their speech
and their manner are pleasing.
hog bt III Alult We ~ Df UlIh III Z
our ambassadors from the screen
stars.
TIE JAPANESE WITHDRAWAL
Japanese are OFF on a new
tack. They finally admit that they
haven't been doing any too we'll in
China. They tell the world they're
going TO show their modesty and
goodwill by Withdrawing most of
their troops from the Chinese in
terror. as an evidence OF their
friendly feeling for China.
There's classic example for
such a performance, almost as old
as human history. Chang Ksi Sheh
will understand the situation vel
enough TO beware Of the Japs even
when bearing gifts. In any such
withdrawal the invaders are pref
~ sure TO leave some loaded Tro
ian horses behind them.
There might be a considerable
retirement. though naturally no
for the reasons given. II might
mean that Japanese troops nov
IN China would be used for the
delayed drive southwark against
Singapore.
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st John Church

Up. m.-Baptisms. every Sunday.
by appointment.
$500 to 500; 1880 to 900 p. NJ
Confessions: Saturday.
1900, $500, 10000. 11:30-Sundsy
Masses.
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entire rest OF darndest taxation
problem in American history OF
onto that unfortunate committees
hands.
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First PRESBYTERIAN

Raymon Burns Bair, Minister.
$3.50 q. m.-Church School. Mrs.
Victor Wilson, superintendent.
Classes for children and youth.
10:45 a. m.-Divine worship. Ser
mon by the minister. Christian
Principles" The newly elected ell
ders will be ordained In the morn.
ing service. The music: Prelude.
"Andante Cantabile," Tschaikow.
sky. Anthem, THE Lord rs My
Light" Choir. Offertory, "Andante,'
Achytte. Postlude, "Festal
March" Calkins
$50 .. m.-Firesids Club In the
Church.
$50 p. m.-Nestminster League
in the Church.
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Assembly Of God Church

(420 e. Michigan Avs.)
10 a. m.-Sunoay School. Clifford
Staplin, superintendent.
IL a. m.-Morning Worship.
IL a.m.-Junior Church Service.
6:15 p. m.-Christ's Ambassa.
doris.
7:45 p. m.-Evangelistic Service.
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S. W. Ypsilanti

VERA. RAY. BETTY CLARK
HoNoRED ON BIRTHDAYS
Southwest Ypsilsnti. Mich. May
17-Mr and Mrs. Carl Clark. and
daughters Jean and Bonniejesn at
tended birthday dinner party
Sunday evening at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Clark, Superior.
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EvsnselIstIe Mission Tabernacle

Rev. Daniel L. Baughey. Pastor
9:45 a. NJ Sunday School
HOO a. m.-Gospel Hour Evan.
gelist Fowler will speak.
200 p. m.-Rev. Baughey, Evan.
gelist Fowler and the Tabernacle
staff will conduct a Gospel service
at the Milan Federal Prison.
1880 p. H. Evangelistic service
at the Tabernacle with Milan
Chaffin directing the singing.
800 p. m. Sermon by Evange-
list J. Howard Berridge OF Marion,
Ohio.
6:15 p. m. The evening prayer
time.
$50 p. m. Young Peoples SER
vice.
1918 p. M Musical concert.
1850 p. NJ Tabernacle Sing
Time.
500 p. m. Evangelist Walter
c. Fowler will preach, bringing
the past two weeks Revival Meet
ing to close.
1880 .m.- Pastor Baughey,
Evangelist Walter c. Fowler and
workers will be heard on a broad
cast from radio station, CKLW.
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Hugo Fenker, pastor.
Paul Ungrodt, Sunday School
superintendent.
George Daschner, acting assistant
superintendent.
9 a. m.-Sunday School.
10:30 a. m.-Divine Service.
The combined choirs will render
the anthem: 20 Morn Of Beauty
by Sibelius.
Pastor Fenker will deliver the
morning sermon speaking on the
subject: Lord Teach Us To Pray.
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Words Of Wisdom

In all things It Is better 10 hope
than 70 despair.-Coethe.
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Fl. D. Rim the continued
use Of water drawn from the hot
water tap to make tea, coffee and
boiled foods, is there danger Of
giving my family lead poisoning7"
Answer-Not unless the plumb
ing pipes are lead, which is ex-
tremely unlikely at the present
time, as the plumbing profession
has not used lead pipes for over
fifty years.
W. W.: ~ would appreciate
having you print the name given
70 a doctor who deals in injuries
TO arm and leg muscles"
Answer-There is no speciality
associated particularly with in
juries TO the muscles Of the arms
and legs. orthopedic surgeons
deal with all sorts Of injuries and
possibly this could be included in
the speciality Of orthopedic sur
gerry.
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MEMBER MICHIGAN

LEAGUE or HOME DAILIEs
National Advertising Representative
Scneerer and Co.
AS Lexington Ave. New York
IS E. Wacker Drive, Chicago
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Some $500 damage was done to the Barnes re
the city hall by fire.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-04-26

is the founder of the largest Baptist
Church in Russia.
The loyal members and friends of
Peoples Baptist Church, have been
trained to look for the unusual. Those
who came to church last Sunday even
ing were not disappointed. The music
was an inspiration, carrying the audi
ence on tidal wave of faith, hope and
love. Rev. NJ. C. Mckinney of Ever
EFT petitioned the High Heaven in be-
half of pastor and people. Rev. Will
liam W. R. Page, brought the message
to our war-weary, sin-sick hearts, CIV
ing us to understand that however
dark and discouraging tomorrow's
outlook "the foundations of God stand
eth sure, having this seal, the Lord
knoweth them that are his" At the
close of the sermon, two persons
Joined the church. One person, Samuel
Williams, native of Freetown, West
Africa, Joined with US, and Mrs.
James Halfkenny of Boston came in
to help in this struggle against sin. It
has been said that churches have failed
in their mission of bringing souls into
the Kingdom of God, but as long as
men and women still seek Gods King
dom, we will never admit such defeat
list reasoning. Peoples Baptist Church
of Chelsea is still marching on to vic
| tory.
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EVERETT

EVERETT, Mass, April 21-The
Everett Citizens League met last Tues
day evening at the City Hall Annex for
their regular monthly meeting. The fol
lowing committees reported: ~ Audit
ing ~ Election (3) Ways and Means
(3) Community Center (4) Census
There are still copies available for the
members on the Nurses Bill H1751 for
25c; by addressing Miss Carmen Top
pin, &c WinsIow St., Everett. Follow
ing the business the election of officers
was held with all officers unanimously
reelected: Pres. Wilfred Bailey; Vice
Pres. (1st) Mrs. Anna B. Yancey; End.
Vice Pres. Miss Mary Jumper; Cor.
Secy., Mrs. Ruth Day; Fin. Secy., Mrs.
Edna Goode; Treas, Mr.. Edward A.
Tarby; Committee Chairmen: Mrs.
Margaret Lee, Community Center; Mr..
Fred Yancey, Ways and Means; Mr.
Milton Snowden, Election; Mrs. Alice
Tarby, Legislative.
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the Brethren" The subject of the even
ing sermon was Turning the World
Upside down." Church School was held
at noon. Visitors were the Misses
Dolly Harris and Helen Anderson Of
Maiden, and Miss Lucinda Heggie OF
Boston. Miss Heggie was the week
end guest of her cousins, the Kellers,
in Allen St.-The Mystic Baptist
Church School Convention held its
26th annual session in the st. Johns
Baptist Church last Saturday. A large
delegation from nine churches includ-
ing the St. Johns Church in this city
and Lawrence, Haverhill, West New
ton, Maiden, Everett, West Medford,
and Winchester attended. The Con-
vention meets in the Eastern Ave.
Baptist Church, Maiden in 1912. Next
Sunday night Mr.. Leon Wright OF Har-
ward Divinity School will preach his
historical sermon, services beginning
promptly at 7 o'clock. Mr.. Wright is
former professor of romance Ian
guages in Morgan College, Baltimore,
Md. He is a member of the st. Johns
Baptist Church and is an active worker
in Sunday School and B.Y.P.U. Every
one in invited to hear Mr.. Wright. The
church school is looking forward to
opening day of the United Baptist
Convention which convenes in the
Myrtle Baptist Church, West Newton;
The church school session will be held
on May 18th, 2 pm. Mothers Day pro-
gram promises to be one of the best
in the church history. An elaborate
program will be presented on the sec.
ond Sunday in May. The home OF
Reginald Canada near the Woburn ana
Wilmington line was destroyed by a
wild forest fire last Sunday afternoon
No one was in the house at the time
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CA NJ 3 RIDGE

fist Church of Cambridge wish to
thank the many friends for attending
their Annual Fashion Show which was
presented at the church, Thursday,
April II under the direction of Mrs
Virginia GLADDEN. as Chairman and
Miss Helen Green as Mistress of Cere-
MONIES. A nicely arranged program
was also pleasingly rendered.
Annual Silver Tea of the Health
Unit of the Cambridge tuberculosis
and Health Association and Cambridge
Community Center will be held Sun
day, April 81, at $3.50 pm. at the Cam
bridge Community Center, 40 Howard
Street, Cambridge. An excellent
musical program has been planned
Dr. Mary c. Wright will lecture and
show movies on the Mississippi Health
Project sponsored by the AKA. Soro.
rity.
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RUSH A.M.E. ZION CHURCH
Charles H. FOggie. Minister

Rev. Foggie joined with the other
ministers of Central Square and the
Federal Council of Churches in OBJ
serving "a Go to Church Program"
from Easter to Pentacost. An inspir-
ing message "The Concept of God" was
delivered to large and appreciative
CONGREGATIONAL $3.50 pm. the organ
of the church was dedicated by the
pastor. An excellent program was
rendered by the members of the Organ
Committee. Mr.. Cornelius MacLaugh-
lin was the guest speaker at the Chris
tian Endeavor.
The Juanita Temple No. 81 Elks held
their annual Thanksgiving Service
Sunday evening. Rev. Foggie gave an
inspiring message.
Next Sunday will be observed as ga
Sunday for Youth" The pastor will
preach 'The Gospel for Youth"
Rev. Foggie went to Schnectady
N. Y. last week as the guest speaker
and leader of the Western New York
Youth Conference.
The Fourth and last Quarterly Con-
ference will be held Friday, May %
1941 at 800 p.m.-The 9th Session
of the Annual Conference will convene
at Rush A.M.E. Church Wednesday
June 18, 1871. Bishop W. j. Walls
presiding. - Twenty Captains have
been chosen for the Annual Rally, May
IL, 1941. All members are asked tx
cooperate with their captain.
SOCIAL ITEMS
The Boston Unit of the Union Bap.
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den will be the speaker for the Parent
Teachers meeting Tuesday evening,
April %, Mrs. Helen R. Smith, assist
ant superintendent, presiding.-"Nickel
Night" will be given by the Sunday
School May l and motion pictures will
he shown Of the Worlds Fair, also
other interesting features. Mr.. Fran
els Stokes is chairman.-The funeral
of Mr.. Frank Pryor, a member Of the
Trustee Board, was held at the church
on Friday, 18th, Rev. Clayton offciat-
ing. Mr.. Pryor is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Clara Pryor, two sons, Frank, Jr,,
and James Arthur, a brother, James,
and sister Doris, also other relatives.
The burial was at Woodlawn Cemetery,
Everett.
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CHELSEA
PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH
166 Pearl Street

PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH
166 Pearl Street
Rev. Luther Marion Fuller, Minister
Sunday, April 27, Rev. William R.
Page, Maiden, will lead the services
and preach the sermon at pm.
Rev. Page and his very efficient wife,
active in the affairs of Peoples Church,
will sponsor a supper at the church
Wednesday from to pm, May %.
Mrs. Page will also assist in the Mis-
sionary Program Sunday, May at
3 pm, and the er-denominational
Good Will Meeting Program on May
18, afternoon and evening. We are
very proud of the interest of these
two fine people in Peoples Church.
Sunday, April 81, at pm, DR.. Fuller
will preach at Moore's Tabernacle, 511
Columbus Avenue, Boston, Rev. Hall.
pastor, on "Going Visiting" Mrs. Mar
guerite, member of Peoples Church.
will be the Wednesday, April
30, z pm, prayer and praise services
will be resumed with DR.. Raymond T.
Reed leading assisted by Rev. Page.
Sunday School at 1890 pm, evening
services at 7 pm.
Chelsea Chisellings-Last Monday
the members Of the Baptist Minister'S
Conference at fremont Temple, heard
a pathetic but interesting lecture by
Pastor Basil A. Maloff, a Russian Re-
fugee on the topic: "Will Communism
Overcome Christianity in Russia" He
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DIR. COX, Dentist
$50 MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
CAMBRIDGE
Tel. Kirkland 05e6
Social

The Young Peoples Dramatic Club
IS planning to stage a popularity con-
test in their club. They ask your help
as the money will be used to purchase
some pins.-The next meeting of this
club is at 148 Jerome st. All members
are requested to be present-The
Dukes" meeting is at the home of
Walter Tucker. Pm glad to hear that
Billy Booker and Lloyd Wright have
been voted into the club.-Don't forget
May LIST that Lend-a-Hand Club is
giving a play entitled youths Rebel
hon" after which there will be dancing.
The price is just thirtyfive cents. So
tell your friends that you will see them
at Youths Rebellion" THE COED
Sport Club are giving a Sport Dance
at 558 Mass. Ave. The price is TWENTY
five cents. The date is Nav 23.-
Don't forget to set your clocks ahead
one hour May &c as daylight saving
time begins Sunday.
A Peek In The Magic Crystal-As
| gazed IN my crystal see the beauti-
full city of West Medford. There goes
Dee looking sort of lonesome.-Scottie
is running around looking for Tyrone.
Barbara's talking about the boys of
town who when asked whether they
know her, they say slightly-Gate is
rapidly becoming the heppiest dancer
of Medford.-Say Cecil! There's a
boy out here that is crazy over you
after seeing you last Wednesday at the
hike.-P. is looking for boy so why
don't some of you boys get hep and
grab her.-Stoner is quite the lover
nowadays. Well, l must close as nv
crystal is getting dim. I'll see you
next week.-Handee.
A testimonial dinner and entertain
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MASSACRE DAY BILL
THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS

In the Year One Thousand Nine Hundred Thirty-Two
An relative to the Observance Boston
Massacre and Of the Heroic Deaths Cpu Atuck Maverick
James CALDWELL Samuel Gray and Patrick Carr.
Be enacted by the General
court assembled and by the authority the
Chapter OF the General Laws after
section twelve c. inserted fhee
OF the current year, the following
I'D The shall annually proclamation calling for
March fifth
Cspu Attacks, American
James CALDWELL Samuel Gray deaths
as the hrst martyrs the of
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BROCKTON
Church

BROCKTON, Mass, April %
MESSIAH BAPTIST -. At the Sun
day morning services, Rev. Guy D.
Outlaw preached on "The Three Gar
dens". At the B.Y.P.U. meeting, a
group of young people from the Mass.
Avenue Baptist Church, presented a
program under the direction of James
Clark. In place Of the regular even
ing service, the annual church service
for the Negro Progressive Club was
conducted. Atty. Ray W. Guild was
guest speaker, j. Edward Register, mas
ter of ceremonies, a brief talk was
given by Pres Carlton Cornwall, and a
purse was presented to the pastor of
the church by the club treasurer, James
E. Henderson.
LINCOLN CONG. Rev. Thomas
]. Bell chose as his theme Lights
Ahead" at the morning worship-music
by the senior vested choir. AT 6, the
Christian Endeavor met in a business
session. At the evening service the
pastor planned a drama in living silent
pictures, telling the story of little Sam
luel and Eli.
Social
At a recent meeting of the Free Will
Club, cake made by Mrs. Alice Banks
was ratified and won by Mrs. Ophela
Smith. The club made plans for their
lannual strawberry party to be held in
June and a May-basket party to be
given at the home of Mrs. Pearl Brooks
in May. The Good-Cheer comm. of
the Lincoln Church will pour tea this
Sunday from 4-6, in the church vestry
and will have Miss Crosson of Boston,
las guest speaker. On Thursday, May
s, the Jubilee Singers of Boston will be
presented at the Y.W.C.A. Thursday
evening, Mary and Roger Baker attend
ed the Boston University presentation
of the Gondoliers in Boston. q. g.. I wonder
how many of us noticed that the success
of the Cantata given during the week al
the George S. Paine School, was due
largely to the support Of the 16 colored
boys and girls who took part. :. Still
keeping in touch with William Humph
rey, latest reports say he is to be trans
ferred to Arizona :. and speaking Of
soldier boys-my family and I visited
Camp Dix, New Jersey, Easter Sunday
and Andrew Gale Jr., who is stationed
there, asked to be remembered to al
his friends. In the event that yoU
would care to drop him a card (they dc
get homesick), address it 372nd Inf
Co. K. Fort Dix, N. J. From what
saw, Camp Dix is a wonderful place
with all the comforts of home. TIL,
barracks are well equipped with show
ers and wash-rooms, the boys have {
movie house, a canteen, a recreation
house, and best of all-good food
IM.L.C.
Shopping with HOrace-'Pears tx
me that I'm slowing down, but YOU
know what tits said about no news
saw Jimmy Stewart up here from New
port and he tells me it's a swell place
something ON all the time and thu
frills = WOW! Now who's thu
meany that saw Burhead Eggsy in tn,
movies with Bertha and told? . VIVA
Glamor Gal is now enticing promising
but young pugilist? He simply rave
about her. .. Dan Cupid says thai
counting time is fast being taken owe
by the Chippies around the boulevard
the older ones are falling by the way
side. Well, since the moon is higl
and Pm feeling low, guess TIL join thu
moon see ya!-HORACE