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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
Weddings
AIun1n0e Sponsor
 Hospital Party

The AMmnae Association of st. Mary's Hospital Training School for Nurses sponsored a linen shove CT last evening for the benefit os the new wing of the hospital. The party was held on the Roof Garden of the north wing.
 Miss Isabella Fregeau, president of the organization, arranged the af- fair with the assistance of Miss Catherine Mullen, secretary, Miss Margaret Scully and Miss Lorene Daley.
 More than two hundred guests from Terryville, Plymouth, Nauga- tuck, Cheshire, Stamford, Hartford, New Britain, Coventry, Bridgeport and New York City were in atten~ dance,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
Anniversary Party
 At Karnofsky Home

MT. and Mrs. Meyer Kirjassoff Of New York were honored ct a din- ner party in celebration of their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary, at the home of Mrs. Kirjassoff's sister, Mrs. Sophia Karnofsky of Wildwood avenue. Mrs. Kirjassoff is the former Miss Neura Feitelson of this city.
 The guests included Miss Debby Kirjassoff of Washington, D. O., Miss Jean Kirjassoff, MT. and Mrs. George Feitelson, Phyliss Ann and Herbert Feitelson, all of New York ; Mir. and Mrs. Paul Feitelson, Jack Feitelson, Rose Feitelson, MT. and Mrs. George Karnofsky. Marilyn and William Karnofsky, Louis Fei- telson, Leonora F'eitelson and Nor man Feitelson, all of this city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
Friends Compliment Catherine Sh c . h y

Miss Kathleen Gilbert of Webb street entertained several friends at her home recently at a farewell party in honor of Miss Catherine sheehy of Idylwood Ave. Miss Sheehy was presented with @ purse from her friends, including:
 Mrs. Catherine Sullivan, Mrs. D.. Donahue, Mrs. Fred Lefevre, Mrs. Arthur Gilbert, Mrs. Louis Gilbert, Mrs. William Sheehy, Mrs. Ray Seeley, Mrs. Anna Gilbert, Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly, Mrs. Carl Sullivan, Mrs. Ray McEvoy, Mrs. Parker Moran, Mrs. William Rielly, Mrs. Harold Greene, Mrs. Charles Win- ters, and the Misses Margaret Ryan, Margaret Fitzpatrick, Mary Cullum, Anna Dunn, Helene Hartley, and Kathleen Gilbert. P.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
Linen ShouUer For
 Mrs. Henry DeVoe

Mrs. Henry DeVoe, the former Doris Spiess, was honored at a linen shower given recently by Mrs. Louis DeVoe of East Main street and Mrs. Emery Taylor of Cherry street.
 Those present were Mrs. Leo Fer land, Mrs. Homer Huot, Mrs. Dave Marsh, Mrs. Brouillot of Biddeford, Me, Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, Mrs. William DeVoe, Mrs. Rose Martin, Mrs. Florence Jones, Mrs. Philip Choquette, Mrs. Herland Hall of Watertown, Mrs. M. Poulin, Mrs Eva Handle, Mrs. Felix Lebeauf, Miss Florence Handle of Oakville, Mrs. John Platt of Woodbury, Mrs. George Poulin, Miss Elaine Poulin of Naugautck, Mrs. Emery Taylor and Mrs. Louis DeVoe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
Personal
Gifts Presented
 Miss Agnes Leary

Miss Agnes Leary and Raymond 0ribbon, who are to be married on June 20, were feted at . dinner party given ct the home of Mir. and Mrs. Francis Hines of New Haven. 1, The couple were presented with c Duncan Phyfe table and many other gifts.
 The guests included Mir. and Mrs. William Hebert, MT. and Mrs. P. i. Wilson o'Connor, MT. and Mrs. Ter rell Hebert, Miss Mary Carroll and Alfred West, all of this city; Mir. and Mrs. Joseph O'Connor, Miss Violet Tlrcott and Thomas McDer- mott of New Haven.
 Miss Leary was nonored with Q personal shower last night by Mrs. :. William Hebert at her home on Bunker Hill avenue.
 Those attending were Mrs. Rich- ard Geghan, Mrs. Anthony Hebert, Mrs. James Palmento, Mrs. F. Will son O'Conor, Mrs. Tyrell Hebert, Mrs. James Grimm, Mrs. Francis P. Barnes, Mrs. Vincent Saukas, Miss Loretta Balls.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24

Miss Austin was also honored with 6 miscellaneous shower and hot dog roast at the home of Miss Cath crime Mclean of Adelaide avenue, given by her associates of the Wa terbury Brass Goods Branch Ofhce of the American Brass company.
 Those attending were Marion King Martha Blattmann, Mrs, Lor- etta Tully, Norma Nelson, Emile Nelson, Bessie Lenners, Catherine Mclean, Jeannetet DeSantis, Mar garet Sheehan, Mrs. Ida Pelletier, Hazel Thompson, Mary Maier, Mrs. Claire Barnett. Anna Cavanaugh, Francis Holman, Helen Walker, Clara Walsh, Sarah Platt, Dorothy Johnson, Vera Lonergan, Catherine Fully, Mrs. Arrol Drew, Mrs. Martha Doolittle, Ann Healy, Edna Moore, Ann Connor, Mrs. NettSe Moore, Mrs Audrey olgren, Eleanor Mc1lroy, Mrs. Lima Mansfield and Margie Kopp.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
Miss Margaret Igo
 Receives Currency

Miss Margaret 1go of Caroline street was feted with currency shower recently.
 Those present were Helen Bar rows, Esther Marcuk, Kitty Quinn, Eleanor Lynch, Shirley Raynor, Margaret Miller, Daisy Dorley, Mrs. John Mccarthy, Mrs. Joseph La Vallee, Mrs. John Ryan, Mrs. Jo- seph Ryan, Mrs. Albert Miller, Mrs. Dexter Clark Mrs. Richard Hislop, Mrs. Joseph Williams ard Mrs. Ted Weir, Mrs. John Ryan of Litch- field,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
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The diamond break was revealed, and South could do nothing but lead his last two trunips and pray. Dummy let go the club on the fourth trump round, and when the fifth came dummy let go a dia- mond since West had saved his diamond stopper.
 Now Zee how the cards forgaye the slipl Tn order to save the dia- monds and the queen of clubs, west had to let go a heart. The squeeze developed after all. since West held all the significant cards.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CLUB

The Monday evening tournament under the direction of Mrs. J. c. Moriarty enjoyed @ party last eve- ming at the Old Hundred Inn. The winners were: North-south, Mrs. B. Cicchiola, Miss oenevieve Lenaro, .576; East-west, Miss Margaret Fra geau, Miss Alice Fregeau, .570.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
Margaret Heitn1an To
 Wed Lucien Wolff

Announcement Is made of the en- gagement and coming marriage of Miss Margaret Louise Heitman, daughter of Mrs. Henry Heitman of Arch street and the late MT. Heit- man to Lucien Francis Wolff of Wood street, son of Mrs. Frederick c. Faber of Baltimore and the late Alfred R. Wolff of this city.
 The ceremony will be performed at 8 o'clock on Saturday, August 9, at St. Margaret's church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24

The sempcr Fidelis Sorority en- tertaincd recently at Oakdaie Tav- ern in compliment to Mrs. Edmund Sciullo. the former Mary Scalo.
 Those attending were Misses Flor once sciullo, Nydia Barone, Mary Cicchitto, Ann Jamele, RoSanne Ar- covia. Angeline Divirgilio and Ros- ale Longo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
Engagements
KENNY.MASnN

MT. and Mrs. Frederick W. Mason of Ridgewood avenue, Oakville, an- nounce the coming marriage of their daughter, Irene Eleanor, to Joseph K. Kenny, son of Mrs. Anna Kenny of South View street.
 The wedding will take place at St.. Mary Magdalen'S church on July 12 ct 10:30 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
ROCCIA.TIRENDI

Announcement is made of the coming marriage of Miss Winifred Tirendi, daughter of MT. and Mrs Salvatore Tirendi of Hill street, to Emanuel Boccia of Derby, son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Boccla.
 The wedding will take place on July 2 at Il o'clock ct the Italian Baptist church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
MARAN0.ROTELLA

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph RotelIa Of Howard street announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Mary, to Alfred Marano, son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Marano of Green- mount Terrace.
 A fall wedding Is planned.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
Ladies Association
 Meets At Luncheon

Fifty members of the Waterbury Hebrew Ladies' Aid association at- tended the final meeting and lunch- con sponsored by the organization at Heisler's Restaurant. Mrs. Har- ry Klamkin presided, with the 1n- vocation by Mrs. Moses Sheinkopf.
 Mss Madeline Robb entertained with piano selections, and Miss Louise Greenfield with vocal num- bers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24

MT. and Mrs. r. Roland and sons, William, Jr., and David, and Miss Rose Hutchinson of Euclid avenue left today to spend the summer at their cottage at Hotchkiss Grove, Branford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
Personal

Mrs. William Dodd of Wall street a member of the Visiting Nurses association, is recuperating at St. Mary's hospital, following an opera ton.
 Donald and Richard Stack of Taylor street left to spend the sum- mer months with their aunt and uncle, MT. and Mrs. Donald P Stack of Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
MOTHERS CLUB

A social meeting of the Mothers club of SS. Peter 6E Paul parish will be held tomorrow morning at s:l5 o'clock in the school hall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24

John M. Lynch of 203 Boyden street, Waterville, who has been Q patient at St. Mary's hospital with pneumonia, was discharged yester- day from the hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24

MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Wood- lock of Pennington avenue have been spending 6 few days at their summer place, Isle of Pines, Maine.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-16
St. Paul, Southwest

The mortgage burning will take
place Sunday Aug. II at which
time the Bishop ]. A. Gregg
will be the principal speaker. A
grand reception and testimonial
meeting will be held Monday eve
ming. Aug. Is.
Among the visitors who have al
ready arrived In the city for the
occasion is Mrs. Jessie Weather
spoon. sister 10 the Rev. Mr.. Harris
and Mrs. Fannie Fain OF Alabama.
A large number Of AME minis
tiers and their congregations as
we'll as several Baptists churches
will be. represented at this history
making program.
DR.. Harris. pastor. spoke sun
day morning from 81. Matthew
27:7. One person was added To the
church roll. The pastor. choir and
chorus motored 10 Ann Arbor
Sunday afternoon TO worship with
the Rev. Wright and congregation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-16

plant where she saw men paid TO
sweep up every bit Of waste, to
sift II and see that II goes out for
remakine into something else.
Got Novel Idea
a visit to Mamie Burroughs
school for girls in Washington. d.
C., said Mrs. Hughes. convinced
her that from old apple crates she
could make tiny chairs for her
kindergarten Of underprivileged
children.
But, to do all this. said this emf
meme speaker. one must know
God and Christ One must take
his life and rub It against some
body else's."
Some people are too starchy".
felt the AME leader She went on
10 show how. with the acquisition
OF money, we get important. But.
OF what good is money. II there IL
no feeling for humanity A new
car can be wrecked A beautiful
home can be razed by fire.
I'VE must invest in lives she
concluded. People must take an
tiquee. clean them up. brush them.
make them over. She painted sew
eral encouraging pictures Of per-
sons who. disowned by their own
parents. made way for them
selves.
Then, turning To her brief stay
on the African continent. Mrs.
Hughes spoke OF the yearning
those people have for the love OF
Christ. She touched upon the de-
prsviiy she found and Of the great
sympathy there.
Mre. Hughes came by special in
vitation OF Or. George Baber. pas
tor OF the church. and was house
guest OF the Babers while here.
She paid tribute to the work OF
the minister and urged the wom-
en- 10 continue the fine programs
started.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-16
Invest In Lives Plea OF Mrs. Lucy Hughes To Ebenezer Womer
Crusaders Learn Of
Plans To Increase
Traffic Signals Here

In answer TO a request made by
the Crusaders club concerning the
inadequate traffic lights in use, Or.
+. G. Boddie. president OF the
Crusaders and w. c. Cooke. who Is
In charge OF the drive recently
received the following letter:
To the Crusaders
552 Z. Warren Avenue
Detroit. Michigan.
Dear Sir:
The traffic signal program that
we presented 10 city officials and
which has been approved contem-
plates the installation OF traffic sig
nails at Beaubien-wa.ren during
the coming fiscal year.
We are now In the process Of
requlsitioning the necessary equip
ment and material In view OF the
present situation regarding avail
ability OF materials. we cannot give
an exact date as to when work can
be started. but we can assure you
that the installation is scheduled
to 60 in within the next twelve
months.
Very truly yours.
ID. Grant Mickle
Traffic Engineer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-16
Mt. Pilgrim

One Of the greatest rallies that
Mt. Pilgrim Baptist church has
held will be staged August IL. All
men are giving $40: all women. IS.
Mr.. Border. CT 1irman OF the Trus-
tee board. and Trustees z. Jones.
j. Cooper and l.. Hilson are doing
everything possible TO make this
effort a success. Dinner will be
served Sunday on the church
grounds.
The sixth anniversary OF the
nastor. Rev. y. Fl. Hilson Of Mt.
Pilgrim Baptist church will be-
gin Aug. 20 and continue through
Sept. 3. Friends are asked 10 come
to the various programs that are
being prepared and n hear OF and
zee the great work which DR.. Hill
son has done.
Mt Pilgrim Is located at Null
lett and Orleans. Mrs. Helen John
son is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-16

Jobs Testimony About Cod
was the theme OF the morning
address by the Rev. j. ]. Benson.
Music was furnished by the Cos
pei chorus.
A splendid program was render
ed by the Housewives league.
Many visitors were present.
Mrs. Lola Young. Rev. and Mrs.
N. Jackson and their daughter, Lo-
ra. returned to the city last week
after enjoying their vacation as
did Mr.. and Mrs. John Muse and
son and Mrs. Mildred Ray.
Mrs. Sarah Darlington Is IN the
Receiving hospital. Mrs. Germla
continues Ill.
Mrs. Ray. who Is church re-
porter, may be reached by calling
TO. 5-4222.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-16
Zion Editor
To Sneak Here
St. Paul Awaits
Recital And Party

DR.. Walter n. Lovall, editor OF
the Star OF Zion, will be guest
speaker at ST. Paul church Sunday,
Aug. IL at III am.
Miss Julia Robinson. assisted by
other talent, will present a recital
Thursday evening. Aug. IA.
The Crusaders club will give A
garden party at the church Tues
day. Aug. 10.
The Rev. L. p. Powell. pastor,
spoke TO a large audience Sunday
morning on I'm the Name OF Jesus. -
Eight persons were added TO the
church. Sunday evening the pastor
talked on the theme Love" Music
was rendered by the Junior choir.
The public is invited to attend
the interesting services at st. Paul
AME Zion church located at 5zf
Palmer street at Beaubien.
DR.. Powell has Just returned
from Atlantic City. Nj. where he
attended the Correctional Council
and the Bishops council. He talks
OF a pleasant session and trim.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-16
With The Churches
Christian Science

~soul" will be the subject OF the
..son sermon In all Christian Sci
.ses churches throughout the world
an sunday. Aug. ~.
The golden text Psalms l03:l):
1, aBless the Lord. o my soul: and
At that is within me. bless his holy
name"
among the Bible citations Is this
r,ssare (Matthew 1920: "For
What is a man profited, n he shall
saIn the whole world, and lose his
own soul? or what shall man give
N exchange for his soul?"
Correlative passages to be read
from the Christian Science text
hook. Science and Health with
Kew TO the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
10 81: "Dost thou love the Lord
Inv God with all thy heart. and with
All thy soul. and with all thy
mind? This command includes
much. even the surrender OF all
merely material sensation. affection
and worship"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-16
St. Johns Church

A very fine sermon was preach
ed last Sunday morning by the Rev.
Henry Porter on the text. "Let Not
Your Heart Be Troubled" John
14:1, subject Jesus, the Heart Spe-
cialist." THE world Is full OF
trouble today, and there Is not
one living who does not need this
heart specialist. The great difficult
ty is that. though we are sick and
troubled all the time. we fail to
consult the right specialist The
gospel of Jesus Christ Is the only
remedy for pain and trouble"
At 1880 pm. the pastor and is
members OF the choir went out Z.
Jefferson to the Eastminster Pres
byterian church. The choir sang
two anthems which were we'll re-
ceived as was also the we'll rem
dered solo, THE Lord Is My Light"
by Mrs. Edna walker. The Rev.
Mr.. Porter preached on the sub
ject, Love-" saying. I'VE neglect
the greatest thing In the world.
The fact that we do not love one
another. is the reason the world is
in great turmoil and conflict to-
day" He pied for a consistent. all
conquering and searching love as
a remedy for this world OF sorrow.
sickness. death and wars.
The Rev. Clarence Low Is report
ed improving at the Maybury sani-
tarium in Worthwhile.
A weiner roast is scheduled for
this Friday night at the church
lawn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-16

The pastor. the Rev. william
Terrell. delivered the morning
message from Job 1925 on the
subject, AN Unshaken Faith I'm
der Fire. Six persons joined
church.
The evening message was deliy-
cred by Rev. Fields OF Toledo,
Ohio.
DR.. Terreil and congregation
will worship at King Solomon
Baptist church Friday evening
August is In their anniversary.
Rev Noble Is pastor. The New
Grace choir will hold their an
niversary Aug. IL at pm.
The month OF August will be
known as Registration Month.
Sunday school and BYPU Is
held each Sunday at $3.50 am. and
6 pm. respectively.
Brunette Turner Is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-16
New Age Temple

All members of New Age Tenn
ple. ministers and mediums are be-
irr urged by the Rev. Beatrice
Bradley. pastor. to attend the re-
viyal services which are scheduled
10 begin Aug. "A and continue
through Aug. 81.
Members are also anticipating
the reports OF the delegates who at
tended the National convention.
Thee pastor will celebrate her
birthday very soon.
The picnic held Sunday after
noon was we'll attended. II was
sponsored by the church and held
on Smile road. The barbecue.
made by Prince Walter Lewis, re-
ceiyed many compliments. Mr.. and
Mrs. James williams. visitors.
spoke on Awake. American Ne
groes. out OF Thy Slumber and Ac-
cept Heaven on Earth The Rev.
Mrs Bradley spoke on God OF the
Living"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-16
Community Church Il
To Enter New Home
Built By Its Members

For the past two weeks MEM
bers OF the Metropolitan commu-
nifty Tabernacle have been holding
sepical services leading up 10 their
entrance into the newly erected
church building at Cameron ana
Wellington avenues.
AT 1880 pm. Sunday, Aug. IL the
congregation wiz march from Cam
eron and Owen where the church
Is now located to their new home.
According TO reports the build
Ing Will be entirely paid for when
they enter next Sunday. for the
material was bought as they need
ed 1t and the labor was donated by
members OF the church.
Last Sunday the Rev. John r.
Glover preached on Blessed Are
They That Dwell in Thy House {"
after which communion was admin
istered and fellowship enjoyed.
Hazel Franklin is church report
er.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-16
o.E.s. COLUMN F. & A.M.P.H.A.
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GUIDING STAR CHAPTER NO. 11--sfATED MIErMG-1st
wednesday. DEGREE WORK srd Wednesday worthy hh-
ron-Mrs AIphreta Williams sis Trowbrdse, To- stsoi'
WORTHY Richard white b1s1 Tnlmani Secretar
Mrs. VioIa Perry 80 Leland. Te 1.s7e4.
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DEGRRE Friday. worthy MatronMrs Leah Mar.
tn GARFIELD, Apt Te 1otO5 Worthy Pntron-Mr v A.
Bristol Campau. n 1885, Secretary. hrs Carrie
Riley, lSes Parker PL 77es.
GOLDEN LEAP CHAPTER NO. Il-STATED MEETNG-1st We'd
nesdsy. DEGREE WORK ord wednesday Worthy hatron-
Collins 6of1 28th. Ty 5000; Worthy PatronMr
Arthur Robinson, ssez Evsiis> Tr lfse' sseretry-h
Lula HendIey 1880 Klnger.
dsy. DECREE WORK fh Friday. worthy Maron-Mrs Mar
TIA Cameron. Eliot Apt Te fso<ss worthy Pstron
Mr. Hsywssd CAN'T eeo Hariicrd ~ a7ssss seerstr-
Mr. Helen n. CAN'T. 500 Hartford. IT, <5kt&
LONE STAR CHAPTER NO. e-SrATED nLEIINe-ist Tsurs'
6ay. DEGREE WORK nd Thursday: worthy Matcn-Mrs
Wie lnstn 1850 EtehsdaIe; ieine Worthy rehen-M.
richard white E1si Ilnans sserearyMr% GLADYS Hare
wek. soil Chene. n oksk
ST. AGNES CHAPTER NO. n-sTATED uEKTINe-,sd wsdnes-
Ssv DECRHE WORK Wednesday. worthy uasorn--.
Irs Elizabeth Lesss coal ssh ~ sss<ss WORTHY rssrcs
M Sim Flood esss Hsrtiordt secretsyMrs Lorraine Tai
bot $500 BegeIe. ~. 7-os7e
1cl ysroNK CHAPTER NO. ss-sTATxD uKETNG-ss1 Thnrs-
dsy DEGREE WORK sh Thursday. WORTHY Mstrcn- Mrs.
R~ssfts Matthews Fort w. eek Worthy Pztrcn k<v
rIsvS Harris 4ks HeDougaI s5t, s>cresrynrs Jehs-
nle n. HnL $751; natlsen II sez.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-16

ton.
This Fioridian. who has a most
taking personality. who has trav-
eled 10 the wilds OF Africa, and is
a former teacher, struck hard for
consideration for those boys and
girls who, for some reason or 9TH
er. have been cast off as rub
bish" by society. but who, with
but little encouragement. have
many times taken new lease on
life.
Mrs. Hughes. president Of the
Womans Home and Foreign
Mission society. referred 10 push
cart pushers in New York city
who pick up every bit OF cast off
material. take II 10 the nearest
junk yard and sell II. Later II
comes out as fine wastebaskets
and other articles She made men
ton Of a visit 70 an automobile
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-16

The Rev. W. z. Ramsey. pastor.
spoke Sunday morning on "Jesus
the Example" The ushers closed
their rally raising the sum OF $500.
DR.. Ramsey's Sunday evening mes
rage was on Things That Count"
Among the many visitors at TIE
services we're: the Rev. Mr.. Bron-
son, Mrs. Mary Ism. Miss S. l.. Ism.
a graduate OF Spelman college in
Atlanta. and Douglas Ism OF Detroit.
Mrs. Ism is the mother OF Mrs. Kat
lie Dallis.