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Evening star., 1941-11-29
Bethel PentecostuI

Pastor Harry V. SchaefTer will
speak at II am. on "Faithfulness
Rewarded" and at 7:3o pm. on The
Ascension Of Christ Tuesday at
T:45 pm, Christ Ambassadors.
young people in charge Thursday,
l to pm. fasting and prayer fol-
lowed by Teachers Training Glass at
8 pm. under direction of Edward
Parkinson. Friday. 7t5 pm. PRAYER
meeting with message by the pas
tor
The Back Home Hour" sponsored
by the young people under direction
of the pastor, will be heard each
Tuesday at 1890 pm. over Station
WINK direct from the tabernacle
auditorium
Evening star., 1941-11-29
Georgetown Lutheran
Services Announced

The Magnanimous Master" will
be the subject at the Advent service
at II am. tomorrow in Georgetown
Lutheran Church by the Rev. Har-
old E. Beatty. The young people of
the Luther League will sponsor a
special program at pm.
A delegation of young people from
the Luther League will attend a
youth rally Monday night at the
Lutheran Church of the Reforma-
tion.
Members Of the Church Council
will be the guests at 8 pm. Tuesday
of George F. Sauber. The business
meeting of the Sunday school will
be held at s pm. Wednesday.
The Georgetown churches will
provide an afternoon of entertain
ment December for 120 soldiers.
There will be sightseeing tour of
the city. At 6 pm. each of the
three churches, Georgetown Pres
byterisn, st. Johns Episcopal and
Georgetown Lutheran will have as
their guests about 40 men at a
buffet supper.
Evening star., 1941-11-29
Columbia Heights Christian
Repeats Talent Sunday

The second Talent Sunday serv-
ice will be held at Columbia Heights
Christian Church tomorrow when
the Rev. A. P. Wilson will preach on
Our Spiritual Assets The talent"
dollars sent out about six weeks ago
will be brought into the church
service. Plans are under way to
obtain from the church folk stories
as to how these talents" were
earned. The youth groups will meet
at pm.
The Executive Committee of the
Womans Council will meet Tuesday
morning. On Thursday evening a
special meeting of the Finance Com
mittee will be held
On Monday evening the business
women's group will meet at the
Disciples Home. and on Tuesday the
Business Women's Guild will meet
with Mrs. Dwilla Mcintyre, the
young matron's group with Mrs.
Dwight Shytle, the Chevy Chase
group with Mrs. Eicher. on Thurs
day. The Columbia Heights group
will meet at the Potomac Electric
Institute at 11:30 am.
Evening star., 1941-11-29
Bible Institute Term
Announced by President

President Glenn w. Wagner OF
the Washington Bible Institute an
nounces the opening of the second
term for Bible study at BOT D street
NV, Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday of each week from to pm.
Fifteen subjects are taught by
leading Christian lay leaders and by
pastors from different churches.
The course is free to the public.
For information call the institute,
1909 Rhode Island avenue NV.
Evening star., 1941-11-29
Dr.. F. B. Harris to Preach
On missing The Mark

Missing the Mark is the topic
Of Dr. Frederick Brown Harris at
Foundry Methodist Church tomor-
row at II am, and at pm.
"Wanted-Wings.'
Luncheon meetings Of the
Woman's Society of Christian Serv-
Ice will be held at 1890 pm. Tues
day at the homes of Mrs. Clifford
Boyd, Mrs. E. c. Rice. Mrs. T. Bruce
King, Mrs. E. V. Jones and at the
Southern Diaries.
A church dinner will be served
from $50 to 7:30 Tuesday in con-
nection with a bazaar featuring
articles suitable for Christmas gifts.
DR.. Wesley M. Gewehr will lecture
Thursday at II a m. on After Two
Years of War DR.. Harris will be
IN charge of the service at pm
Evening star., 1941-11-29
Bishop Leonard 10 Preach
Al Francis Asbury

Bishop Adna Wright Leonard of
the Washington area will preach
at II am, tomorrow at the Francis
Asbury Methodist Church.
At 8 pm. DR.. Robin Gould pas
tor, will preach on The Gift of
God
The Young People Intermediates
and Young Adults will meet at GAS
pm.
On Monday from l to pm. the
women will sew for the Red Cross.
At pm. the Board of Stewards will
meet.
The Gamma Sigma Class will
meet at the church 10 60 10 the
home of Mrs. Virginia Hughes at
7:l5 pm. Tuesday.
The women will sew for the Red
Cross from 10 a m. to 3 pm. Friday.
Evening star., 1941-11-29
Lutviun Lutheran Rite
To Be Held Tomorrow

A Latvian Lutheran continuation
communion service will be held at
$3.50 pm. tomorrow in Christs Lu-
theran Church The service will be
conducted by the Rev. Frederick C.
Pudsell, pastor Of Zion Latvian Lu-
theranI Church, Chicago.
The confirmation in the Luther
an faith of the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Ekis, former Latvian envoy and
minister of finance. and the bap-
tism of the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Smits. former secretary of
the Latvian Legation here, will take
place.
All Latvians, Americans of Lat
Wan origin and American friends
are invited.
Evening star., 1941-11-29
Bible Auditorium

"Infdelitv Routed-Jesus Christ
INDICATED by the Prophecy of Dan
iel 8 and g. will be the subject of
a special Bible lecture by Evange-
list j. L. Shuler tomorrow at 7:3o
pm at the Bible Auditorium on
Eastern avenue at the end of the
Georgia avenue streetcar tracks.
The lecture will be illustrated.
On Wednesday night Mr.. Shuler
will discuss What is Jesus Christ
Doing Now?" Thursday night. The
Great Day Of Judgment-How Near
Are We to It?"
Evening star., 1941-11-29
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

Red-tailed hawks are known
throughout the country. They are
quite easily identified by their cir
cling flight over the hillsides where
their favorite prey scampers to
shelter when the shadow of their
arch foe is cast over the ground.
The red-tailed hawk is also known
~ the hen hawk. This is not fair,
since this bird rarely raids the
chicken yard and then only when
Evening star., 1941-11-29
BrookIund Methodist

DR.. S. Paul Schilling will preach
at IL am. an Advent sermon,
q. Unto All People" At pm.
the annual Advent service of organ
music will be held. This will take
the place of the usual service at
Bpm The Young Adult Fellowship,
the Youth Fellowship, and Junior
High League will meet at 7 pm, the
Junior League at 6 pm.
The Bible study will be held
Thursday at 7:30 pm. The monthly
open house recreation night will be
held Friday at 730 pm.
Evening star., 1941-11-29
Zion Lutheran

The Christian Year" will be the
subject of the Rev. Edward G..
Goetz tomorrow on the first Sunday
In Advent. The Luther League
meets at 6 pm.
The Church Council will meet
Monday night.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
on Thursday at 1890 pm. for a
Christmas party.
Loyalty Sunday will be celebrated
December 7 when the pastor will
preach on This Grace Also
Evening star., 1941-11-29
The Week in Re|iqion
Federated Churches Increase as
Demand for Unity Grows
BY Religious News Service.

Rapid advances creation federated churches
throughout the reported Christian
Unity Conference held the Cathedral Wash
taion the Right Episcopal Bishop
o
Evening star., 1941-11-29
Trirnha

FRIENDS MEETING toRTHODoxJ
18th and Irving Streets NV.
l1:00 a.m.-Meetings for worship. All
welcome s s. Q.15 m
Evening star., 1941-11-29

Friends Meeting Of Washington
Established I93O-2III Florida AveD
Meeting for Worship First Day Sunday
at IL am. All interested are welcome
s. S. o:4h am Young People. 6 30 D m.
Evening star., 1941-03-27
Izuok Walton Leader Fears
Defense Will Peril Wild Life
Toppon Gregory
Here for Leagues
Three-Doy Meeting

The president of the Izaak Walton
League, Tappan Gregory, Chicago
lawyer and the country's outstanding
amateur wild animal photographer,
is worried lest the pressure Of the
defense program lead America to
further reckless squandering Of
natural resources.
Mr.. Gregory, here for the leagues
three-day meeting, which opened
today, talked of conservation at the
willard Hotel and voiced the worry
that is in the minds OF many who
have fought for conservation.
I'VE aren't trying to block defense
we understand that it is para
mount in Importance. But we want
to see that resources aren't used
wastefully."
He was guarded in naming the
possible forms of waste, but men,
toned timber, farm lands, mines
and water resources. During the
last war, bad farming methods
created conditions which led to the
dust bowl and careless methods of
cutting timber left SCARED hillsides.
The haste with which some manu-
featuring plants plunged into de-
fense work is creating conditions
which give conservationiSts concern.
A plant, which is making INT. is
polluting lake by pouring great
streams of sulphuric acid into it.
Hastily abandoned mines are send
ing acid into clear mountain
streams.
Things like this destroy COM
mercial fishing. Other things hurt
the fur trapping industry. 1t isn't
just the sportsmen who are worried"
he says.
Mr.. Gregory poor fisherman, has
been making pictures of wild ami
mails for 35 years. He's published
two books of his pictures and now
owns 10 cameras.
Most of his pictures were made
with traps. The traps are
baited and when the animals touch
the bait, an electric impulse opens
the camera shutter and sets off a
flash bulb.
I've pictures of everything from
insects to bears and mountain
Evening star., 1941-03-27

the Army in 1923. He was stationed
at Fort Myer for three years and
since 1926 was on duty in the War
Department in the office of the
chief signal officer.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Irene Price, and a daughter, Mary
j. Price, who reside at 1850 Holbrook
terrace NE.
Evening star., 1941-03-27
Services Tomorrow
For Serqt. J. L. Price

Funeral services will be held to-
morrow in Fort Myer Chapel at 2 80
pm. for Master Sergt. John l.. Price
of this city, who died last Sunday
In Denver, Colo. Burial will be with
military honors in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
Sergt. Price, 33, was a native OF
Posey County, Ind, and enlisted ir
Evening star., 1941-03-27
Dr.. StrokhoyskY to Speak

DR.. Leonid Strakhovsky. profess
sor of European history at Maryland
University, will speak at a meeting
of the Baltic American Society Mon
day at 8:15 pm. at the International
Student House. 1708 New Hampshire
avenue NV. His topic will be The
Struggle for the Baltic and the Bal
tic People"
Evening star., 1941-03-27
BACKACHE,
LEG PAINS MAY
BE DANGER SIGN
OF Tired Kidneys

II backache and leg pains making you
miserable. don't just complain and do moth
ing about them. Nature may be warning
you that your kidneys need attention.
The kidneys are Natures chief way Of
taking excess acids and poisonous waste out
of the blood. They help most people elimi-
nate about 8 pints a day.
If the Is miles of kidney tubes and filters
don't work WELL poisonous waste matter
stays in the blood. These poisons may start
hagging backaches. rheumatic pains, leg pains.
loss of pep and energy. getting up nights.
swelling, puffiness under the eyes, head
aches and dizziness.
Don't wait Ask your druggist for oan's
Pills. used successfully by millions for over 40
years. They give happy relief and will help
the miles of kidney tubes flush out poison
Gus waste from the blood. Get Doan's Pills.
Evening star., 1941-03-27

lions" he says. "It's nice avo-
cation"
The league session will center its
attention on conservation problems.
Registration was scheduled this
morning and visit to the wild life
refuge at Beltsville was on this
afternoons program.
Evening star., 1941-03-27
6. w. to Hear NeuroIooist

DR. Theodore Diller, Pittsburgh
neurologiSt and psychiatrist, will
discuss Human Credulity as Illus
trated by Witchcraft" at 8:45 pm.
Friday in the George Washington
University School of Medicine. The
lecture, presented under auspices of
the William Alanson White Society,
will be open to the public.
Evening star., 1941-03-27

Greenland has compulsory educa-
ton. There is one teacher for every
IA students.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
LEGAL NOTICES
Attv. II. ". Golightiy
1874 Gratiot Ave.

STATE oF NfcHlC ~ IN The circuit
coar, sor ~ county ~ Wayne In chan
cry
IONS LESTER WHITE Plaintiff W
SEEFNr WHITE neferiart.
No, $4,000
Ornrn OF rrRffCATf0N . ~.
81 sss. on % said court held IN the
res.r, uo.se ln the CIV - nc'rii' r.
sef corri. On INC seventeenth day 81
5tfe Al 1871
Present Honorable IosErH 4. MoY-
~fHAN rireu' tpfre
y ra-ffreforiv aprsarirF ~ ms
Court ~ aNldatN her"'o attached ~
forr ies'c- whfe that fhe defendar'.
Se~erc wh'r - mo- rcsdcn' % ~ 81
stat - Nisnlear huf that she re'ifes
a' fecs Huron street Toledo. Ohm. and
20 rirs her nall there
ir ~ ORDERED that 'he said dofer
Sa4f SoscAo White enter her eppear-
arlc sfNsr N person or ~ Atiofof'
r. ,hs can.e within there months fro"
tre eafe % mis- order. or the said Y
~ orr Mint Nil 10 taken "a eorfessef
rrA ms. fhls order he served ard
flsfrf - reruircd ~ lsw IN The nefr-
T-I.4ro rersrare- printed rnh'is ~
and rlrtiiaflrr II no County aforess
JOSEPH A. MoyNtHAS
Circuit Jufse
"a rrno COPY,
rAsrAP j. iINGEMAS. Clerk
Deputy clerk I-.'-ft'
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LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. Henry 7. Ash.
S22 Owen Az.


STATE OF MicHleAv
Gerry. 'ssns Ia ch,s.
FRANK ANDERSON p,.
GlLBERTA ANDERSON n.sslur, "a
NO. sls.sso 'n'ant
AZ a session OF sad cou,,
Court House In the CIT, q, e II,
the fourth day Of J4rs Al 'uoI %
vP Present TT. The hororasi. LEsrrs .
II appearing to TN. cou,,
anidaNit on hle ira, TIE esf.,uem hs
oerta Anderson. cannot IL ios...ae On.
ciligent search and inouirv. Gle
the last known address of N. ~ that
was 1911 St. Auhin street, pe,ro'. 's SiI
OK MOTION OF HENRY .s
Attorney for the plalnuf AsalA
TT is oRDEhED tina, sha .,,.
answer the Hili of Complain, A.. ~
this cause within tATee Is mo..s s'a
the date OF this ortes or ,ala ~, Aon
be taken as confessed and ,h,. va
OF said order be ssnt 10 N. IA. 1on
address OF the sad defendant \, 80
tered mail, and In case no .eri,,.,'s 20
turn receipt signed hy the dsss,s..."
received. that this order 81 pohi,.s...
required by law. 'a
LESTER s MoLr
"A tn. cor1 Circuit JUG.
CAsPAR J. L1NGEMAH. Clerk.
ny a. A. RERGER,
DeFuS eie'A t.:i.Ll
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LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. Herbert W. Dudley
ASS Russell street
Nj lIa lla

STATE or MICHIGAN. In the Circuit
cour, foE the County Of Wayne in Chan
Gerry
CEREMONIAL snoECRAFT. Plaintiff.
vs. HOWARD sHcEcRAFT. Defendant.
AT A session 81 said court held AZ tae
Cclr, House IN the city OF Detroit. On
The 7is: Gay 81 June. A. y, isn
Issss~t The Honorable JAMES +.
CHENor circul, Jndge
II s7peAring TO this Court from the
asrtast on ne shat the defendant.
Howard Snoegfaft cannot be located
after d..gent searsh ana inquiry. and
tina, ;ac lAst knoNn address OF the de-
fentart Reward Shoecraf,. Mas g.i
Hon ss.est Aver-e, CITY q Dayton.
STATE ct ohio.
on Molten % Herbert Z. Dudley. At
tofnsy Ter P.air.iff,
II IL ORDERED that the defendant
arissr ara answer the Ri OF -ompla lint
FED IN IRIS ca-se within three ~
mor'ns from the date az ,h's order or
sad R ell re taken as con lease
and fsst cory 81 SAD order be sent
% The as kroea address os the said
deferdae; ~ registered mail, and IN case
the tt ,ertAn' q received. that this order
ts Tlfi.shed a. feeuired b. law.
JAMES + CHENOT
Circuit Judge
"A true cory
cASDsE J. LiNGEMAS
eek
b Arthur r JONES
rsp-'y cierS --is-s-;o
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ATTY. Chas. x. Perkins
SCI 4. Warren Ave.

~ olof"fJ
STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
Cour, FOR the County Of wayne in Chan
Gerry
CLARA BRoWDER. Plaintiff. va. MA
RON W REOWIER. Defendant
A. session 81 said Court held Al the
Court House in the City % Detroit on the
sixteenth day Of june. a D. 1914.
Present: Hon. JAMES Z. cHENOT.
Circuit, Judge.
In this cause, - appearing BY anidavii
on fle. that the defendant, Marion Brow
der. cannot Re served IS process issued
out Of this Court as he IL not resident
Of the state Of Michigan. but resides IN
the city Of East Moline. County OF ROCK
Island and safe ofeI'.irois
on Motion OF charles r. Perkins. at
torney fer the rlalntiN:
1T is ORDERED THAT the defendant
Marion W. Prowacr. appear and answer
the Bill of Complaint IN this cause with
in three month from HE date Of this or
der or that said B;l Will be taken az
confessed and that this order ne punish
"a according 10 law and copy thereof
he served upon fne defendant by regis
tered mail as required ~ law.
JANE +. cHENOr.
Circuit Judge.
ca True Copy
rAsPAR J. LlNGEMAS. Clerk
Ry A a. BERGER.
Deputy Clerk s-2i-s-i.
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MISTER
b, MADELINE neFLS

Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Hendrix OF
Atlanta. Ca. are visiting their
nephew and niece. Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Echoles OF Springhill and
also her two daughters, Mrs. Doro-
thy Clark and Mrs. Hendrix Wilt
ans OF Detroit Before returning
e Georgia. the Hendricks plan 10
yisii Chicago. Beayenta.la, Pa.
The Better Citizens club gave
cir frst annual picnic recently.
The AFFAIR was we'll attended. Plen-
Is Q. free barbecue, ice cream and
ether refreshments were served.
MIS-. W. VI. McNeal OF Burlington.
NJ, has been visiting her brother
and sister-in-law. Nj. and Mrs. +.
Hill AZ 1880 Alfred street She left
last week Tor Richmond. Va. She
they will 60 10 New York before
returning home.
Funeral rites we're held recently
for the late Robbie Glover. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Glover, old
residents az lnksteE The services
we're held al First Baptist church.
The Rev. A. l.. Merrieit. pastor. The
body was shipped 10 Macon, Ga.
Surviving the deceased are
Wife. TWO sons, mother. Lille Ivy
and sister, Mrs. Thompson: broth
ers. Thirley and Ohie Glover and
Collins Glover. Jr.
vg.-A r~....Io
and he that stitch on the
throne said behold make all things
new. was the theme az the morn
ing message by the Rev 5. A. Sea.
Smith Chapel AME
The Laymens choir presented
program sunday afternoon which
was we'll attended. on the program
were the Junior choir Of Amity
Baptist. the chorus group Of First
Baptist and Laymens choir. Mrs.
Theo. Morrison was mistress OF
ceremonies. Guest speaker was the
Rev Esias Lee.
The popularity contest for the
benefit OF the Womack Sunday
school Mill close next week.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Nerdum
motored 10 Chicago where they
We're they guests OF MIR. and Hrs.
sylvan Broussard, uncle OF Mr..
Nerdun
Dr. G n. Saulsberry was guest
Al dinner sunday afternoon at the
nome of the Rennie Johnsons.
or interest 10 their MANY friends
were the nupiials o. tho William
Good and Geraldine Rutherford. as
was Inc marriage OF Edward Ander-
son and Doris Coleman.
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Atty Chas. Campbell
e2eI Fraklne 81.

STATE OF MICHIGAN the Circuit
Court FOR tho County ~ wayne IN chan
cerv
SONIA CARTER plaintiff. w. DEL
BERT CARTER. Defendant
No. sie.asg
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
A. session ~ said Court hsld IN
tho City m Detroit. June 18th 1871
Present; The Hon ROBERT NJ TOMS
Circuit judge
II ratisfsctoriiv appearing by anida,i'
IN NE that summons cannot BE- served
on the defendant herein because after
dlllrers search and inquiry y cannot b
ascertained In what state or Country the
said defendant resides:
II IL ordered that he appear herein
Within three months from the date ~
this order or the hill ~ complaint fied
herein NAV he taken ~ confessed ana
that this order be served and punished
according n law ana copy thereof
mailed 70 the defendant ~ his last
known address
ROBERT " TOMS.
Circuit judge
t.s-True copy)
cAsPAR y TINoEMAN. Clerk.
ny A a MERGER.
Deputy clerk. 7-ia--s-a0
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Atty. Chas. X. Perkins
62s r. Warren Ave.


STATE or MICHIGAN In the Circuit
Court for the county OF Wayne. In Chan
Gerry
ELIZABETH WOODS. Plaintiff, Va
JAMES r. WOODS. JR Defendant.
Present: Honorable LANES Z. CHE
not Circuit Judge
Al session Of said Court held at the
Court House in the CITY of Detroit on the
18th day OF June, A D. .1atl.
Present. Honorable JAMES Z. CHE
NOT. circuit Judge
In this cause It appearing By AFFIDAVIT
on fie that the defendant. James r.
Woods. Jr.. cannot be served By process
issued out Of this Court as he IL not
resident OF tho State OF Michigan. but re-
sides in tho cry OF Atlanta County OF
Fulton and State ~ Georgia.
on Motion Of Charles Il. Perkins, At
tofney for plaintiff
IT is ORDERED That the defenda ut
James r Woods Jr., appear and an
sver the Bill Of Complaint in this cause
within three months from the date OF
this order or that said Bill VIII ba taken
as confessed and that this order be pub
lished according to law and a copy there
~ he served upon the defendant BY regis
tered mail as required by law
JAMES r. CHENOT
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
cAsrAR J. iiNGEMAN. Clerk.
Deputy Clerk. 6.2i-s-2
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Atty. Robt. T.. Champion
Sll Gratiot Ave.

Atty. Robt T.. Champion
Sll Gratiot Ave.
No. aI4.3e5
STATE OF MICHIGAN in IN. cl,cu,
Court for the County Of Wayne. In chan
EDWARD F. ALLEN. Plaintiff W
ADDIE NAE ALLEN. Defendant
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
A. session Of sald court heid IN thu
Court House in the city Of Detroit. coun-
~ OF Wayne and state OF Michigan on
the sth day ~ July. A. n, 1911
Present: Honorable ADoLrH r..
MARscHNER, Circuit judge
II appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the
court by afndavit nled IN this cause ina,
" cannot be asceriained In what state
or county the defendant Addie Ma
Allen now resides and therefore cannot
be served with process issued out Of
this court
on motion OF Robert L. Champion, At
nornev Tor plaintiff
II 10 Ordered that Addie Mae Allen
the above named defendant enter h.r
appearance In this cause In nerson or
by attorney In three months from me
date 81 this order or tho bill Of com.
plant nled IN this cause viii he fakon
az confessed aaainst her
And II u Further Ordered that a ron.
or this order be semitic the defendant ~
her last known address by registered
mail' ana IN the event no reeistersd 70.
turn receipt signed by the defendant IL
received. ihcn this order 20 be publish
a. required by law
ADoLrH p. MARscHNrR
Circuit Judee
cAsrAR J. LINCEMAN
clerk
A. A. BERGER
Deputy Clerk g.is--t.se
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o.E.S. COLUMN F. & A.M.P.H.A.

gliding STAR CHAPTER NO. I-sTATHD NEETEG,I.t
Wednesday. DEGREE WORK srd Wednesday Worthy Ma
ronMrs. Mphretta Williams slS Trovbrdse, To- etsoii
Worthy Richard white S1s1 Tulnan; secretary
Mrs. Viola Perry, tss Leland, Te. 1.S702
BATHsHRBA CHATTER no. s-STATED MEETING-Iu Friday
DEGREE WORK srd Friday worthy MatronMrs Leah Mar.
tin, sI7 GARFIELD Apt Te 1s507 Worthy Paron-Mr V. A.
Bristol 1871 Jos. Campsu. FL 1885, Secretary. Mrs. Carrie
Riley, 1898 Parker. PL 57&-
GOLDEN LEAF CHAPTER No. 14STATED MEETING LIST Wed.
nesday. DEGREE WORK srd Wednesday, Worthy Matron--
Matte Collins 60i1 2sh Ty $500: Worthy Patron Mr.
Arthur Robinson 8967 Evallne IT, 1850, Secretary-hr
Lula Hendley, 1850 knger
RIsCIILA CHAPTER 40. aI-STATRD NETTING end fr
day DEGREE WORK ith Friday. WORTHY hatron-Mrs Mar
tina cameron 655 Eliot Apt ssI Te s5Ofs; Worthy Patron
Mr.. Heywood CAN'T 500 Hartford IT, isss' Secretary
Mrs. Helen n. CAN'T 6sO9 Hartford. Ty 4IsS6.
NJ STAR CHAPTER NO. @-STATED MERTING-1u Thurs
day DEGREE WORN srd Thursday worthy Maron-Mrs
while Austin e0ss0 Nhehedale, Acting Worthy Patron
Richard white. 5Isi TImasi Secretsryhrs GLADYS Hard
wick, soil Chene FL 0Ls6
iGNEs CHATTER NO. ss-STATED MRETING-snd vsdnes
". DEGREE WORK 4th Wednesday. Worthy Matorn-
RS elizabeth Logan coal 2stb Ty. 5000: Worthy Patron
Sim Flood. G3as Hartford; SecretaryMr Lorraine Tai
4 $500 BeRole, Ty. s-0s79,
DNR CHAPTER 40. es-sTATED MEETING-fnd Thurs
DEGREE WORK 9Th Thursday WORTHY Mauon-n Yrs
Matthews. e282 p. w. eie6 worthy Patron Rev
sgd Harris, ass7 McDougal ~ 1916 secretaryhu John
n HILL fss7 Madison. n spe7.