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Evening star., 1941-12-14
D. T.. CoIored Masons
Name Officers for
lodges, Chapters
Elections Held During
Post Week in Many
Units of Order
Masonic colored lodges last weel
elected officers as follows:

Masonic colored lodges last week
elected officers as follows:
Felix
Carter secretary; william A. Becker,
treasurer; j. F Browne. senior. warden,
and Saunders Fuel, junior warden.
Meridian
Archie Tarleton. master: Anthony E.
treasurer: treasurer James A. ii GLADDEN., nio senior
warden; Frank williams junior warden:
Reddy Small, senior deacon: Frank Will
liams. junior deacon, and Frank Rollins,
assistant secretary.
Eureka
David Rogers. master: Samuel Matson,
secretary; Royal E Hill. senior warden;
Russel c. Hill, junior warden: Georse
waSn sao2 p0Pysss SnaT Ps dss
con; R. W. Elliot. senior steward VIII
liam B. Derrick junior steward; Ebert
j o, Williston, chaplain: v. S. Matthews,
marshal. and Charles Toms tiler.
John F. Cook
Frank Nichols. master; Robert Pinkett
secretary Hampton T T.n' Gaskins' senior senior
steward; Ulysses S. Brokenburr. S. NJ. C;
Samuel Drew. J. NJ. C: Walter c. Dyson.
marshal; Wilbur Brown, assistant mar
and William H Westray. chairman OF
the ComnSttee on Investigation.
Ionic
Clarence p Mason, master: John Bens-
ton. senior warden: Herbert s. Mason
junior warden: Harrison Donahoo, treas
urer; George Manley. secretary; Peter
Phillips. assistant secretary; John Holland
senior deacon: Everett Carter, junior dea-
con; Roger Holland, g. NJ. c.. Thomas
Taylor J. NJ. c.; Hiram Lorick. senior
steward: James Hill. Junior steward
James p. Dew. marshal: Alexander Talia'
ferro, Chaplain, and Andrew Hill, tiler
Thrift Chapter, o. E. S.
Mrs Myrtle Robinson, matron; Samue'
J. HARRISON. patron; Past Matron Ophells
j. Lancaster. secretary: Anna B. Roper
treasurer; Margaret Fisher. associate ma
tron; Leruka Tardd. conductress; Mary Q
Ridley. associate conduetTess: Grace Z
Mcdowell, Adah; Marie Mason. Ruth
Roberta c. Wars Martha; Lauretta NJ
Harris Electa; Coraie Whitehead. warder
James E C Dyson, sentinel: Ruth E Duck
ett pianist, and Mrs. A B. Roper, Mrs
zoie Moore and Mrs. Rosa Dyson, trus
tees
Redemption Chapter, o. z. s.
Mrs. Eva Belle Jackson. matron: Franl
Nichols. patron: Bernlce c. Williams. sec
retary: Past Matron Beatrice Perry. treas
urer: Augusta williams. associate ma
tron Selma Nichols conductress; Carrie
Hackley, associate conductress; Blanch
Anderson, Adah Margaret Chase, Ruth
Eleanor Fletcher. Martha; Pearl Tyler
Electa, and William Terry, sentinel.
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Duuohters of America

There will be a turkey supper at
Almas Temple on January Is, from
5 to 7 pm. for the benefit Of the
orphans.
State Councillor Mrs. Myers and
Associate State Councillor Mrs. Kid
well will hold a joint reception at
$50 Emerson street NV. on jan
uary / from to pm.
Goodwill Council has changed its
meeting from December Is to De-
cember 20.
Independence Council was hostess
to the State officers on December 8
and Pride OF Washington on Decem-
ber IL.
A Christmas party will be held by
Mayflower Council December 19 and
by independence Council on Decem-
ber %.
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Sons and Daughters
Of Liberty

Washington Council met with the
councillor, Mrs. Mary E. Nichols,
presiding. Nomination was held and
Mrs. Georgia Tylor was elected to
membership.
A reception and party will be held
tomorrow night at the home of Mrs.
Nichols. On December %, at 935 G
place NV, will be election of Off
GERS.
Monroe Council will meet Tuesday
night at Fourth street NE. for
nomination of officers. Councillor
Mrs. Pearl Kidwell will preside.
Justice Council will meet Thurs
day night at Northeast Masonic
Temple to elect officers. Councillor
Mrs. Ella Burnley will preside. Past
State Councillor Mrs. Elizabeth
Shepherd will deliver the principal
address.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Legion Auxiliary
Exceeds Membership
Quota for the Year

The District of Columbia Depart
ment, the American Legion Auxf-
iary, exceeded its membership quota
of / 900 by December /, according to
Mrs. Margaret E. Carroll, president.
A gift shop will be opened by the
department tomorrow at Mount Alto
Hospital and on Tuesday at Walter
Reed Hospital.
Members are requested to register
at their nearest fire house or police
station for voluntary service.
Having reached q paidup men,
bership of 100 per cent. Henry C..
Spengler and Kenna-Main Units
last week were awarded the national
presidents citation.
The Kenneth H. Nash unit met
at the Washington Hotel Members
brought gifts fo1 the gift shop at
Mount Alto Hospital, which will be
December Is.
The auxiliary and post gave a
dance in the clubrooms last night.
Cakes will be donated for parties
at the Home of Incurables and st.
Elizabeth's. Christmas baskets will
be given to needy families.
Mrs. Franklin P. Nash has offered
q $25 Defense Bond to the chairman
who makes the most progress IN her
work this year.
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Leqion|s Defense Chairman
Calls for Aircraft Spoilers
Post Commanders Urged to Classify
Membership for Volunteer Duty

Don Stanley, chairman of the
National Defense Committee of the
District of Columbia Department,
the American Legion, last week
issued a call for Legionnaires not
serving as AFRAID wardenS to enroll
as aircarft warning observers. They
should contact him at American
Legion headquarters.
All post commanders are urged
to classify their membership by
area, telephone numbers and avail
ability for defense call. They should
report to the department adjutant,
Michigan 1044, or to Legion head
quarters when completed.
The National Legion will present
awards of 500, $50 and $25 to WIN
ners Of the national post history
contest. First-prize winners of pre-
vious years are not eligible, but
any other winner may enter. En-
tries are due at national headquar-
ters on May l. 1912.
The Sons of the Legion are COL
lecting old newspapers to sell to
defray the expenses of the drum
and bugle corps to the national con-
vention.
Robert Urban is broadcasting
daily at 8 am. for boys of II years
and over to enlist in civil defense.
They should enroll at the clubhouse,
2437 Fifteenth street NV.
The 22d anniversary of the found
Ing of George Washington Post, No.
]. will be celebrated March 7, in
stead of the regular meeting. The
post was organized March 7, 1919,
in the Cosmos Club. with over 375
veterans of the World War present.
Comdr. William A Corley has ap-
pointed Past Comdr Charles S.
Beilman. chairman; Wallace Strea-
ter and Howard S. Fisk to revise the
constitution and bylaws
New members elected include LIE
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Veterans Post CoIors
To Be Blessed Toniqhf

The colors Of James Cardinal
Gibbons Post, Catholic War Vet
Grams, will be blessed at 7:30 o'clock
tonight at Holy Trinity Church.
The Very Rev. Ignatius Smith will
deliver the sermon.
Comdr. Slattery of Father Francis
j. Hurney Post ordered the draping
of the charter and colors for 80 days
in memory of Francis j. Cough.
The post will take part in q
Christmas party to be conducted
by the auxiliary of which Mrs.
Mathew J.. Angevine is president.
Comdr. Gilbert of Msgr. Francis
x. Bischoff Post expects to pur-
chase colors for the post in the
ne0f future.
Comdr Keyser Of James r. Brady
Post Is conducting . membership
drive.
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Regular Veterans
Association

At the last meeting of Gen. Malin
Craig Post, Edgar c. Dewhirst and
Thomas G. Hamilton were elected
to membership. Comdr. Wiley pre-
sided. On December a mass meet
ing was held to discuss the pending
bill H. r. 6009 Among the speakers
were Luther N. Hussey of Denver,
Colo; John Ritchie of Casper, Wyo.,
and L. A. Royce of Seattle, Wash.
A joint open meeting will be held
December 16 with Martha Washing:
ton Chapter at the post hall at
$3.50 pm. A life membership, voted
at the recent national convention.
will be presented to Walter johnson,
who in 1894 founded the organiza-
ton. Refreshments will be served.
Aram Kojaser will make the pres
entation.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
AImas Temple TO Hold
Ceremonial Tomorrow

Potentate Earl Whittier Shinn Of
Almas Temple announces a cere-
monial will be held at pm. tomor-
row at the Mayfower Hotel. 1t will
be preceded by a business session at
4:30 pm. at the Almas Temple Club.
A large class of candidates will be
indicted. A special ritualistic cast
under the direction of Evan Jones
will confer the degree.
La Fayette Chapter, r. A. M, will
meet in the Masonic Temple at 7:30
pm. Tuesday to exemplify the Royal
Arch Degree. Arthur c.. NORM will
officiate in the east. Refreshments
will be served.
Congress Lodge will elect and
install the officers next Thursday
evening.
The following officers were elected
and installed in Acasia Lodge:
Sollace M. Earle master; Joseph W.
Wells, senior warden: Howard 3 Dom.
mick junior warden; Henry H. Burroughs.
secretary; George w. Koonce. treasurer;
pIA Gu L DdIIONS. CNdpldlns NlllHm
B; Wells. assistant chaplain: Richard M
Wooc; marshal: John E Cudd. senior dea-
con; Emmett D. Milstead. junior deacon:
Edward I. Springer. senior steward Bern
ara Scott, junior steward, and Webster z.
Osmond, tller.
TrestIeboard.
Monday-Potomac, Benjamin B.
French, Anacostia. Pentalpha,
Mount Pleasant and Sojourner
Lodges.
Tuesday-National, Myron M.
Parker and King David Lodges.
WedneSday-Grand Lodge.
Thursday-Naval, Hiram, La Fay
cite, William R. Singleton, Congress,
Petworth and Semper Paratus
Lodges.
Friday-Columbia, Lebanon, Jo-
seph H. Milans and Justice Lodges.
Saturday-Grand Lodge School
of Instruction,
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Meetings This Week.

Monday-Quentin Roosevelt,
Potomac Boat Club; A. P. Gard
ner, Department of Justice and
Gas Light, 2437 Fifteenth street
NV.
Tues ay-N National Press
Club; Cooley-McCullough, 2437
Fifteenth street NV; Second
Division, New Colonial Hotel;
Bunker Hill, 809 Monroe street
NE; Pepco, Tenth and E streets
NV.
Wednesday-Stanley Church
De Pue.
Thursday-Kenna- Main, 1716
Thirty-first street Sc.
Friday-Victory, 2437 Fiji
teenth street NV; Depart
ment of Agriculture, Agricul-
ture department.
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Fleet Reserve Association

Branch No. 4 will meet tomorrow
night at 1912 Ninth street NV. An
invitation is extended to all eligi-
BILE shipmates of Washington and
adjacent communities. Refresh
mentS will be served.
Auxiliary No. 4 will meet at 8O8
I street NV. at 8 pm, Decem-
Der 16. A luncheon has been
planned for December II by Mrs.
Sadie Shimeau at 1913 Nineteenth
street Sc, at pm. The Christmas
party will be held December Al. 8 to
5 pm. at 80s I street NV. Bring
the children.
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Retired Enlisted Men

Association No. / elected as ON
GERS JauaaD w. Frisby, commander;
Gustav Ey, vice commander; Ira
Klopp, oficer of the day; Frank
Eckam, ofiicer of the guard; David
]. Malenfaunt, quartermaster; Harry
Well, chaplain. They viii be in
stalled January 3 by Past Comdr.
Joseph Montgomery. followed by .
banquet.
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Ladies' Auxiliary,
Ancient Order of Hiberniuns

Junior Division No. 2 met at the
home of Miss Mary Edith Bolton.
The following officers were elected:
President. Mary Edith Bolton: vice pres
ident Patricia Clarkson: recording secre-
tary. Patrician Magurski; financial secre-
Ryan: chairman OF Irish history. Mary
Ellen Cousin; sentinel. Gathering Bailey.
following were initiated by the president,
Barbara Talley: Dorothy ODonnel. Ann
Marie ODonnen Joan Ryan. Evelyn Bal
ley. Mary Margaret ODonoghue and Rita
E. Haskins.
Plans were completed for the
Christmas party on December 26.
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Y. F. W. Posts Hold
Membership Drive;
Department News
{. T. Spedden Elected
Quurtermuster in
Front Line Post
Meetings This Week.

Monday-Police-Fire Post, 300
Monroe street NE; Internal
Revenue Post, 1903 Fourteenth
street NV; Junior Drum and
Bugle Corps, National Guard
Armory.
Tuesday-Military Order Of
the Cootie, 935 G Place NV.
Wednesday-Equality- Walter
Reed Post, 1912 Ninth street
N. w; H. L. Edmonds Post,
1903 Fourteenth street NV.
Friday-Advance Post, 1903
Fourteenth street NV; Bowl
ing League, 1925 Wisconsin
avenue NV.
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Sixth Division

Former members Of the 9Th Divi-
sion are requested to meet December
20 at pm. at 1927 Kilbourne place
N.W. TO organize q sector for this
section.
Edward II. Layfieid. deputy chief
Of staff of the national organiza-
oon, Is making the arrangements.
Evening star., 1941-12-14

Gavel Chapter on Tuesday will
install officers. Members are urged
to bring donations for Christmas
baskets. The following officers were
elected:
MatIon, Grace Mnnick: patron. Dr.
Martha Truebiood ,:' associate patron, 7.
A. Trueblood: conductress, Letha NJ. Hop
kins: associate conductress Naomi White
urer. m' Jaenette Ar P1aetoPius' e trustees. trustee May
Hall, Van Lippard. Percy Goats.
Officers and committee chairman
OF Brightwood Chapter will be en-
tertained at the Lotos Restaurant
by Dorothy Southgate, matron. and
Fred Southgate, patron, on Decem-
Der 81 at pm.
Regular meeting called of on &C
count Of Christmas. Special meet
ing on December 20 for installation
Of officers and Christmas party.
Esther Chapter elected officers and
they will be installed at the next
meeting:
A. stro6eI. patron: Mrs. Leah E. Leap
ley. associate matron: Herbert !; Upper
cue, associate patron; Mrs, Mildred r
treasurer; Mrs Grace Costinett. con-
ductress; and Mrs. Katherine L. Beale.
associate conductress.
Areme Chapter elected the follow
ing officers:
nM,uI MatIon; Vasina PenTod patron; Jesse
conduetress. Elizabeth Knisht; associate
Carrie Mills and Mamie Lohrer, appoint.
win be Installed December- II By Past
aeen L. snssh..fs sena assisted f ss Past M. o
irons Anna Nslley. Emily Smith and
eelina Foster, and Past Patrons Daniel
@. Davis and Marvel Jester.
Chevy Chase Chapter will hold a
special meeting for installation Of
officers on December 20.
Zoie M. Nelson, matron, and James
Knipe, patron of East Gate Chapter,
will entertain their officers at the
Highlands on Tuesday evening.
Newly elected and appointed officers
will be installed Friday as follows:
Matron. Ruth E Gray?H patron. Alfred
j Stefien: associate matron. Reah E.
Davis: associate patron. Frank R. Heise:
secretary. Marie F. Caden; treasurer, Elsie
H. Hays: conductress. Ruth c. Dickerson;
chaplain. Maude Quinn: marshal, Rebecca
L. Steffen: organist, Ella Mae HUGHES;
Adah, Macie E. Lowe; Ruth Lola B.
Florence NJ. Wolfe: Electa, Myrtle M
Fortner: wsrder. Ida NJ. Elms: sentinel.
William P. Kerr; trustee, Rose Vierkorn,
and representative to Masonic and Eastern
Star Home, Pearl A. Henderson.
Rehearsal for installation Monday
evening at 7::30 o'clock.
The WAYS and Means Committee
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Jobs Daughters
officers of Bethel No. were
OAAN1A
elected.

elected:
IHonored queen. Eileen Newton: senior
pEincess. . Los Heinzman; junior princess,
marshal, Jeanne Read chaplain. Doris
Proudly treasurer, Shirley Schlosenberg:
Fortney. recorder, Mae Sue Campbell: frst
messenger, Jeanette Beane; second mes
Senger, Frances Clark; third messenger.
Leman: NTH messenger. Mary Alice No
vlnger; senior custodian, Barbara Coger;
S1ni9[ aTosbS fGSfGfbsn joy Reineh inner
Betty Thomas
On Tuesday the Entertainment
Committee will go bowling at the
Spillway bowling alley. On Thurs
day will be a rehearsal of officers
for installation at the Masonic Tenn
pie at $50 pm. Installation of off,
GERS will be held December 20.
Bethel No. 3 will install as off,
GERS on December 10:
Honored queen, Charlotte Sanders; senior
en- Mckinley: guide, Virginia Mcdowell;
marshal. Betty Root; treasurer. Linda
hieny' erdH chaplain; r. MaTsareS 1iS C2Hman re-
March; musician. Betty Lancaster: first
messenger, Avis HiEdon; second messen-
Mailoy: fourth messenger, Marjorie Bietch:
f1fth messenger, Ruth Myers; senior Gus
todian, Judy Conklin: junior custodian,
Barbara Martin; inner guard. Christine
Ward; outer guard, Evelyn wilkes.
Bethel No. 2 officers were installed
Friday night by Doris Rook, INSTALL
ing honored queen:
Anna Mary Davenport. honored queen:
Betty Ellis. senior, princess; Betty Ann
FeisSner. junior princess; Genevieve Bill
himer, guide; Irma Hathcock, marshal;
Helen Kieny. chaplain: Betty Lois McMs-
hon. treasurer; Adele Clark, recorder:
Donna Poole. librarian; Lucille Erps. mu-
sicisn; Mary Ellen Eppley, first messenger:
Margaret Gourlay, second messenger: Carol
Lawrenson, third messenger; Doris De-
maree, fourth messenger Marguerite
Conner. fifth messenger; Cassie Fisher.
senior custodian: Mary Anne Spicer, junior
custodian; Jeanette Rogers, inner guard;
Vivian Mcneil outer guard.
Guide. Alice Tydines; marshal. Dorothy
Williams; chaplain, Mary ingram; mu-
slcian, Winnie Smith; recorder, Helen
Kinks: senior custodian. Audrey Newman;
Junior custodian. Florence F. Crawford.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Order of the Eastern Star

Of Cathedral Chapter will meet De-
cember Is at the home of Mrs.
Margaret McKenney with Mrs.
Claudia Trogner. Mrs. Anna Will
liams and Mrs. Mabelle Brown as
sisting hostesses.
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Chevy Chase Chapter will hold a
special meeting for installation Of
officers on December 20.

The Ways and Means Committee
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Members Of Treaty Oak Chapter
will entertain the Campbell-L -Loef1er
Club at the Eastern Star Home De-
cember II at 1880 pm.
The matron will entertain her ofn-
GERS at dinner in the wyoming on
Friday evening.
There will be a rehearsal for in
stallation Saturday at pm.
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Margaret McKenney with Mrs.
Claudia Trogner. Mrs. Anna Will
liams and Mrs. Mabelle Brown as
sisting hostesses.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter will in
stall the following officers Monday
evening:
Katherine s. Ernstedt. mstron: W. W.
SG sssociste matron; niITn L. T Herbert Penninston,
associate patron; Mary I. Hall, secretary:
Leila J. Cooke. treasurer: Clara B. Myers.
duetress; % Myrtle T. Wells. chaplain: Helen
8. Stacy, marshal: Iva H Toone. orsanist
Harriet Brinkman. Ad.h: SeorEia es,SsI Gar.
Dorothy Angelo. Martha; Irma Ketcham,
Electa; Bessie Coakley. warder. and Charles
c. Coakley. sentinel.
Joppa Lodge Chapter will install
officers on December II as follows
Mstron. Mrs: Sarah G. Jarvis; patron.
Virgil Mason Thompson: associate matron'
Past Matron Elviria Magdeburser; treas
urer: Past Matron Ruth 4 Eskridge: con.
IS e Ms Eas1eTa aaa aSme
Matron Bessie G. Jackson. and trustee,
three years, Past Matron Ruth z. NILS.
Congress Lodge Chapter on De-
cember IS will have installation OF
he officers.
Ruth Chapter will have installa-
ton of officers tomorrow evening:
Mrs. Edrena Magee. matron: w: Ear
Plantz, patron; Mrs. jeanette B. KIDD. as
sociate matron: Frank Y. Pollard. associate
patron: Mrs. Katherine 8. Eppley, secretary
Mrs. Ella Med. Reed. treasurer: Mrs Est'
T. Reynolds, conductress; Mrs. Icie M
Keadle associate conductress: Mrs. MAry
Lamond White, trustee. and Mrs. Pauline
Loveless. representative on the Board OF
Directors, Masonic and Eastern Star Home.
Mizpah Chapter on Tuesday eve
ming will have installation Of officers
Acacia Chapter on Tuesday eve
ming will install the following OFF,
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-04-04
Easter Ushers In
Spring Delicacies
And Provides A Welcome Turn-AbOut
From Winter Cookery

Now the shops and markets are be-
ginning to provide new inspiration
for the housewife, for there are
spring fruits and vegetables making
their first appearance. Tender rhu-
barb, crisp new carrots and delicate
salad greens. All bit more expen-
sive, perhaps, than they will be later
on but worth it for the health and
appetite appeal they bring. Very
likely you are planning roast ham
as the motif for your Easter dinner.
Here are ways to prepare this sue
culent meat, together with approp-
riate accompanying dishes.
BAKED SPICED HAM
IL pound Ham
1 teaspoon mustard
1-2 cup brown sugar
1-2 teaspoon paprika
12 cup vinegar
red apples
Whole cloves
Wash and dry a ham. Place in a
rooster, fat side up. Bake in a slow
oven, allowing not less than 20 min
utes to the pound. When more than
half done remove the rind. Sprinkle
the fat surface with mustard and pap
rika, add the vinegar to liquid in pan
and continue cooking, basting fire.
quently. About Sd hour before serv-
ing sprinkle fat surface with brown
sugar, dot with whole cloves. Place
the washed and cored apples around
and continue baking uncovered with
out basting.
CANDIED SWEET POTATOES
6 sweet potatoes
Salt and pepper
1 cup granulated sugar
Butter
1-2 cup water
Wash and scrub potatoes. Boil po-
tatoes without pairing them, and
when tender drain and strip off the
skin. Cut in slices lengthwise and
arrange layer of potatoes in buttered
baking dish. Sprinkle with sugar
little salt and pepper and dots of
butter. Add layer and layer the
same way. Then add 1-2 cup waite,
and bake until the potatoes are
brown. Have moderately hot oven
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-04-04

Percent Less
Among Idle

The great improvement in general
employment is emphasized by the to-
tai payments for unemployment made
by the Maryland Unemployment Com
pensation Board in March, when the
reduction from the outlay of March.
1910, was more than fifty-four per
cent. The amount paid in the month
just closed was only $241,372, even
less by nearly ten per cent than the
payments in the short month of Feb
ruary. 1t was the smallest monthly
total to date.
Aggregate benefits paid to the un-
employed by the Maryland Board
were, at the end of March, $23, 172,-
tbs. The Board has been paying
benefits thirty mine months, hence the
amount received by the unemployed
has averaged little less than $780,
600 a month
The average amount paid to claim
ants in the twelve-month period end
ing March 81, 1910, was $75.69.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-04-04
SENIOR CLASS DAY

Last Saturday, March 20, 1941, was
"Senior Glass Day" at State Teach
ers' College in Salisbury, Maryland.
This day was the time for all high
school seniors on the Eastern Shore
to gather to explore the college and
see it's various departments. The pro-
gram began at ten o'clock with the
registration followed by panel dis
cussion given by the Baglean-Car-
mean Debate Society. Lunch at IL
o'clock ended the morning activities.
The afternoon meeting was opened
by DR.. J. d. Blackwell, who gave a
brief welcome speech. The College
Orchestra followed by playing a few
selections under the leadership of Mr..
Benn Maggs, director.
At 2 o'clock the men and women's
Physical Education Departments gave
a demonstration of their ability In
the gymnasium which lasted two
hours. At 4:3O tours were made thru
the building for demonstrations in
various departments.
The banquet at which DIR. John B.
May served as Toastmaster, began
the evening with quite pleasant
start. Following the banquet was
the college chorus which was broad
cast over WBOC.
At 8 o'clock a play, Command Per-
formance" was given with Mrs. Will
liam H. Bennett as the advisor. This
play was in one act and was very
successful. Then in the evening came
the High School Seniors Dance which
everyone had been looking forward to
with anticipation. The evening end
ed at 1890 with the close of the
dance.