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Interesting
Session Set
Women 81 FirN chsissisn
Church VIII Meet

Members and friends Of the
Women's council of the First
Christian church viii find
much of interest In their first
meeting of the new year 10
be- held Wednesday In the
church parIors.
Mdemands
Their session viii t~ain with the
executive meeting "a ~ o'sloch
presid~a over ~ the psenl1ent.
Mrs.. Eugene wails. A i7s3o ne
complimentary luncheon Will ~
given with the Roberts" group n
which Mrs. W. y. ksv y ~
leader. In charge. Mrs corneiisss
AIDES. Mrs, Priscilla Nuttin9 snd
Mrs N. w. chnrchilI have r~sponsl.
biiity for the DETAILS n ~
iunehron.
Al lao the regular business
meeting will convene. followed BY
the program. The "corpfen- group.
Mira Rachel Myers leader. win
have an unusual panel discussion
II missionary svsnts Mrs. G r,
polan 10 planning thIs. with par.
tieipanis being Mrs. 4. =. Nevtan.
Mira Marry fulton. Mrs Al tfas-
lam. Mrs.. Estsy sshaii, Mrs.. -.
more heMsstsrs. Mrs. y. n Hish.
eos and Mrs John Maitland. a.
the devotional ssrvscs ~hich eins~~
ths prnsfsh Mrs. nlskcan ~iii
prssias.
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Amity Chapter 70 Have
First Meeting Wednesday

The inst meeting OF The year
for Amity Chapter No. 2i9. o. f. S.
will be held on Wednesday eve
ming at o'clock in the Gothic
room Of the Masonic temple The
initiatory ceremony will be exem-
plified and the worthy mstron and
patron, Mrs. Robert J. Moore and
Maxwell Henley, Will preside dur
ing the comforting Of degrees on
a class Of candidates. At the close
Of the meeting refreshments Will
be served. Rehearsal for the Off
GERS Of the chapter is called for
Tuesday evening at 7:3O O'Clock.
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Mrs. Heefon 10 Entertain
Cosmopoliten Club

Mrs. c. f. Heaton. 34l4 No. 26th
will be hostess at one O'Clock
luncheon TO the members of the
Cosmopolitan club on Monday. A
business meeting conducted by
Mrs. Phillip Garland will precede
a report on the Influences of the
Immigrants From Holland or
American Life and Culture BY
Mrs. Garland.
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Close Series
Of Book Talks

The third and last ~ the series
Of book talks which Junia Todd
Hallen II giving for the Womens
Society Of St raul's Lutheran
church will be presented Tuesday
evening at 3 o'clock at the church.
A social hour with refreshments
will follow the talk. Mrs. Stanley
Harader and her committee are In
charge Tickets will be sold at the
door 10 persons who have not been
attending the entire series.
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Typographical Auxiliary
To Have Luncheon

Mrs. Harry Ross. incoming pres
ident. will entertain at a luncheon
Tuesday for members Of the Typo
graphical auxiliary. Feature Of
the meeting viii be the installa-
ton Of officers and committees
will be formed to carry out the
work plan for 1912. All members
are asked To make a special effort
10 he present al the business meet
trQ
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O'Neils Entertain New
Years Oav at Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert n. ONeil.
jr., entertained at New Years din
ner at their home in University
Place, their guests being Mrs.
oNeirs grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John l.. Mexican. her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Sines and her
sister, Miss Margaret Sines.
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Bible Presbyterian
Women 10 Meet

Women Of the Bible Preshy-
terrain church of Tacoma meet
during the week as follows;
Bible Presbyterian Women meet
Tuesday in the church. Mrs. Clara
Harper will be in charge Of the
luncheon served at 1890, and will
be assisted by members Of Group
As. At the afternoon meetings,
Mrs. Joseph Williams. the presi-
dent, will be in charge and will
Introduce Mrs. Cora McGuffie,
who will lead the Bible study.
Mrs. Lloyd Hickok will sing. The
nursery will be open for the con-
venience Of mothers with small
children.
Group ! viii meet Thursday at
the home of the president. Mrs.
!. c. stoll, 1921 No. 26th st. for
luncheon at 1890. Mrs sibyl
Leroy will lead the Bible lesson
and Mrs. J. p. House the mission
study. Election of officers will
he held.
Group 3 will meet Friday at the
home of Mrs. Arthur Hagen, So.
So. Anderson, for a potluck lunch
con at 1890. Mrs. John Bush
will teach the Bible lesson and
Mrs. Hagen will be in charge of
the mission study. Mrs. V. f
Hsrvlie is the president.
Group will meet Thursday
with Mrs. Dewitt Anderson.
So. 43rd st. Dessert luncheon will
he served at 1890. Mrs. p. l.
Peterson will teach the Bible les
son and Mrs. Harold Brown will
give the mission study Mrs. J. A
Cook, the president, requests mem
bers TO note change of date
Group SO will have an sll-day
meeting with Mrs. D. Mooberry
at Burton. Jan. 8. A potluck
luncheon will be served at noon
and there will be Bible study ano
business meeting. Members arc
To take the 1890 ferry from PIT
Defiance.
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Junior Mary Ball Chapter
To Be tuesday

Members of Junior Mary Ball
chapter. Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution, will meet Tues
day evening at the home Of the
Mary Ball regent. Mrs. c. c. Nell
niger Additional defense work
will be started.
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Clubs

Julia D~nt graas fest, D. L. v.
will meet In Carpenters hall,
ioi1ts Tacoma ave. Tuesday for
1870 potiuck luncheon. The bust.
ness meeting viii follow At 40
Mrs. n T, bryan wiil he Installing
officer for the election ~ officers
which follows Mira Ray smith
will be the Installing guide. Mrs
A. A. weelfsi will preside.
Norma Auxiliary viii hoid .
luncheon and card party wednes-
day In Normanna Han. Hosterses
are Mrs. John johnson. Mrs,
Robert Tjorstsd and Mrs. Carl
casperson.
Naant Tacoma Rebcksh rris-
ella rlub viii meet in the !. q.
o. y. temple club rooms for regu-
lar business and work Luncheon
will he served IL i7ao with Mrs
Evs Miller and Mrs. Carrie Newell
as hustssses.
Tacoma Circle NciGhbers 1T
WosdrrAft. will meet for regular
session Monday evening al q
ocloek In ths Eagles hall. Mira.
James Oman ~ill preside. Mira
Oliver Bingham and Mrs. Mason
Jones are In charge Of refresh.
msnts.
Martha Mary society. oilsst i.,I-
theran church Will meet Thursday
evening st 4 o'clock ~ the church.
80. 18th and X sts Hostssses vIli
he Mrs. ings watiand and hrs
Elins Oswood There will be re-.
freshmsnts and . program.
.elaen Huls Hive. N.eesh~~s
will meet Monday evening ~ .
o'clock in the Msocsbse hall
Final arrangements wiiI he made
for the coming installation Mrs..
Martin Koch h the presiding a..
fieef
Girels I@ale. Ala ~ ~.
P.al's Lsshesss church slll meet
Thursday In ths church pafiors for
O'Clock no hostess luncheon. Ths
regular monthly meeting ulii fol.
lo~ with annual reports and an
election of officers
Lydia Phelps Tent. %. q. w.
will meet for installation Thursday
afternoon AZ 10 in Emerson hall
Mrs.. y. Patterson Of Olympia Will
be- ths installing officsr. Al iisfb
the council will meet In tbs hail 10
audit ths books and with the other
members viii meet ~ nom for NO.
hostess luncheon al Lanes
regular nesting Thursday eve
ming al 730 10 Carpenters hall
T-hs annual election ~ officers ana
initiation 81 nsN usmbsfs Viii
take place sith Mrs. Albert Berger
prssldlns
Wares Aa.i,.,y. q. y. =. an
meet Thursday IN Warren nail
Mrs.. Alice Bull IL chairman. assist.
Cd ~ nrs. Harry Bstis Luncheon
siii b served At 1910 ~ Miss
sBiieh and Mas Sarah Holt
Al 10 Mrs Harry Collier viii
conduct = meeting. Members are
10 DrlHg sewing equipment.
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Mrs. ~ Milton Freeman. Jr..
wearing crystal blue taffeta. Mas
matron Of honor. Her flowers were
fan bouquet Of blue and white
carnations and white ostrich
feathers.
Misses Catherine Hanson and
lietA Ripper were the bridesmaids.
Both wore gowns ~ armament
blue taffeta and carried bouquets
similar To that Of the honor
attendant.
Donna Lee Busaon. cousin of the
bride. was the flower girl. Her
dress was Of crystal blue taffsta.
Candlelighters were Miss Areisne
Hanson and Miss Meta Wagon
blast. Both wore Bascsyns blue
taffeta gowns and carried blue
candles around which were fast.
ened blue carnations and white
ostrich feathers.
Mr.. John hoffst served HIS
brother as best man and Msssrr.
Elmer Moffet. another brother,
Cyril Hanson. Milo Ernst and a.
Milton Freeman. brothsr-ln.law Of
the bride, were the ushers.
Miss Winifred Fuson Vas the
pianist and Miss Jean Hanson. the
vocalist Songs were Because
and 4 Love You Truly"
Brides Aunt Cuts Cake
For her daughters marriage and
the reception which followed, Mrs.
Jusiman chose a gown Of dusty
rose chiffon and lace. made with
sweetheart nsekllns and long
lace sleeves. The bridegroom =
mother wore teal blue silk Jersey.
Both had eorsages Of rose esfna-
tons and gardenias
Blue and silver wAs also used
10 decorate the church parlors for
the reception. blue and sllvsrsd
leaves and white carnations pro
ft'Ht nv 4'AttHt
Mrs. ID. J. Busson. aunt ~ the
bride. cut the cake. Misses Mildred
Fox. cousin 81 the bride, and vir.
GINA HuntAmsn. poured, ard the
Misses Helen Hickey, Eleanor
stringfslioy. Betty Elfsrs. Jans
koshlsr ami Auodis Lou Busson
served hiss Dorothy wlcksns AMI
hiss Ruth Accres ssrs IN charge
u the Fifts.
For her wedding trip BY motor.
Mrs.. hoffstt selected a three plse.
suit Of hsrringbons tweed. Her
Aoeessoriss we're ~ powder blue
snd navy blue Ths bride and
bridegroom are no~ a. nome IN
Tacoma ~ 1881 No. SIN.
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Legion Group 10 Resume
Red Cross Work

Red Cross sewing will be re-
sumed by members Of the Amer
lean Legion auxiliary At their
meeting Tuesday morning AZ 10
O'Clock at s0eia Commerce nall.
Hostesses for the luncheon vii
be Mrs. Ed MoGrsth and Mrs.
John Piolett
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Your postmastsr can tell you
how 70 invest IN q. 3. Defsnss
BondA-
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Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest in u. S. Defense
Bonds.
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Rites
Miss Lorraine Justmsn
Weds Mr.. Moffes.

Two hundred and fifty
guests witnessed the marriage
Dec. % Of Miss Lorraine LOIS
Justman. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. =. ". Justman. 10
Mr.. Robert J. Moffett, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Moi
felt. The impressive evening
wedding took place at : o'clock
in Ashury Methodist church.
the Rev. Neil NJ. Jones read
ing the vows.
Blue and slivered cedar eoaghs
and white chryssnthemums filled
four large white baskets 10 pro
vide the setting fer the single rms
ceremony which vas performed
by the lights Of many candies In
stately eandelshfs. White candles
and blue and silseresf boughs tied
with large white satin bows
marked the aisle down which tho
bride walked escorted nv her
father. who gave her In marriage
For her marriage. the bride wnfs
q gown II white bridal satin made
with a long train. Her veil 81
illusion Was full length and ~ss
fastened Ia her hair with q dainty.
sweetheart, silk lace halo. Long
lace gloves matching the head
dress extended Ia the fluffy. short
sleeves Of her gown. She carries
q white handkerchief belonging to
Mrs. u. J. Busson. her aunt. Her
flowers were q large bouquet NJ
gardenias. frsesias and red roses
The brides attendants all wore
taffeta gowns styled after the
brides gown, In tones Of blue.
with their bouqusts and the floral
decorations in the church. an ell
blue and white theme was carried
out
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hsvs fer shs fIra mee>iog - ~
ssw yess. ceetrnl f<slnepns s1ee>oo
~ilI mess Inc veeh - 1nIDwgu.
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NEST ~ The haune - n6sA cnor>rs
I. psswisx ~ - IN -: q
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hnns ~ Mrs uepsoe ~ HGnee,
iToe No. Cedar -. ~ h1ra L 4.
rss1fser wtii - hsseess - s,eR-
beFs ana srsewels - Circle = q
her hams a san ~, \ =.
hrs Frank dsasiee wsll ee1evs
tain nsembsfx ~ else1e . - rNsvDp
dsy a her hosHs a ooo4 peetlIe
svr.. with lun<h~pa u t1s1p
o'ela<h. Ain - Tnnss<sy. VIM
iuseh>sa 81 s'eie<h. MA @ 4.
Bsasan ~sIl setertAis msmee<s q
siFeis . st her hssns - WnI5ee
road. ard circle , 9TH m>>t a ~
sosns NJ Mrs. 4. \. Lyhssh. -
~. san a.. vsth ms<bena a I
s'eis<h.
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M. klsehsy - sps~k ~
"Fieks H. freetcm~

NJ. ~ 4 msNhey. monaooe -
the Industrial cpafessene noos1 ~
rseema. tne. wsl1 ~ ~ pelaslpo1
speaker ns>e1ny neen - ~
weekly iua<hena - ~ uoo1nena
ard pvcfssssaNni Wsmeu'a - q
ne Model cIrsil IT, u5one ~
rrs>ssom~ vsil - ~. n1ueoey'o
topse.
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.elaen Mule Hive. Mseesh~~~
will meet Monday evening ~ .
o'clock in thu Msocsh~e hall
Final arrangements wiii he made
for ths coming installation Mrs
Martin Koch IL the presiding a..
fiesf.
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Martha Mary seelsss. oilvst La.
thsran church Will meet Thursday
evening 81 4 o'clock IL the church,
80. 18th and X sts Ho~tssses gill
he Mrs. ings watiand and Mrs.
Elins Oswood. There will be 70.
Treatments ana . program.
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Girels Isale. Aia Of ~.
P.al's Lsthesss church vill meet
Thursday In tbs church pariors for
O'Clock hostess luncheon. Tho
regular monthly meeting ulil fol.
io~ Slth annual reports and an
election Of officers
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Tacoma Circle NciGhbers NJ
WoedrrAft. will meet for regular
session Monday evening IL 4
o'clock In ths Eagles hall. MIRA.
James Oman ~ill preside. Mrs.
Oliver Brigham and Mrs. Mason
Jones are in charge Of refresh
msnts.
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Cambridge
RUsH 80. ZION cHuRcH

RUSH A.M.E. ZION CHURCH
Charles H. Foggie, Minister
BY request Reverend Feggie
preached on aThe Unconditional
God' 10 an appreeiatiye eongre-
gatien Sunday morning.
A very impressive historical
Lincoln Service was held at
night, The service consists Of
the reading of the Governors
Lincoln Day Proclamation by
Miss Merrill Sargent. Reading
of prize essay, Of Edward
Markham's masterpiece Lin
colnH by Rev. Foggie. Rev Fog
gle gave an inspiring sermon=
cite on 1.-THE Challenge of Lin
coins Memory" The Young
Ladies Quintet under the diree-
ton of Mrs. Edna Franks, sang,
Next Sunday morning another
request sermon God Answers
Prayer will be preached by the
pastor, A race history program
will be given at the evening
worship.
The SteWardess Board and
Everready Club will give mid
season supper, Thurs, Feb. 10,
in the church vestry.
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MAIDEN
UNION BAPTIST CHURCH

UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
Req. Willard L. Clayton, Pastor
MAIDEN, Mass, Feb. 8 - The
services of Sunday morning were
in eemmemeratien of Mrs, Fan
ME L. Darlington who passed
away one year ago, ReY. Clay
ton used as text one of her faV-
orite passages, God is our Ref
uge and Strength" Favorite
hymns were also sung. An al
tar cloth (red velvet with gold
lettering and fringe also a
beautiful basket of mixed fiow-
ers were given by the family.
The What=se-er Club gave flow
ers in memory Of their late
president - The observance of
Race History Week was held in
the Sunday School with a pap
er by Mrs. Blanche Burnett.
The salute to the American flag
was in charge of the Boy Scouts
and to the Christian flag also.
The service closed with the sing
ing of the "star spangled Ban
ner,-At night the pastor spoke
on Race Church History. A
number of the congregation gave
a tribute to their early church
connection. = nickel Nite' was
given by the Junior Missionaries
Friday evening, Mrs. Helen Hin
ton, supervisor. - The Senior
Missionaries will present Mr.,
John Thomas Warner, tenor,
and Ruby Henderson, reader,
March 5. Mrs. John Clark is
chairman. Among the con-
gregatien Sunday evening was
the bride and groom, Mr., and
Mrs. James Hinton.
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WEST NEWTON
MT. uIoN BAPTIST CHURCH

Reu. j. H. Dennis, Pastor
We are thankful to say that
Mt. Zion is taking fresh eeur-
age, as we move on. While our
people are scattered through the
Newtens, Waban, wellesley, and
other points, they brave the
cold, wind, rain or snow, and at
tend the service. Sunday, Feb.
IS at 1915 am. subject: His
eyes are on you" SIS. u m;
B. LII. 6-7:15p.nl. 1850 PA. SUBJ
jeet, "a Soldier, and his duty,
Mt. Zion came through the storm
of Wind, snew and rain, Of last
week and was in the Service line
Sunday, Feb. 8. SO the day was
we'll spent. Our sick are few
and on the mend, The Pearls of
Paradise, Gospel Chorus, headed
by Miss Martha Teiyeira of Rox-
bury and Mr.. Lee Owens, Mt.
Zion, will be helpful in the For
ward and Upward March, Miss
L. johnson was guest at the
Morning Service.
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CHELSEA
CHELSEA
PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH
Ice paarI CT CbaISaa

CHELSEA
PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH
166 Pearl ST., Chelsea
Revs. Virgiss Hill, Samuel H.
Bullock and Raymond T. Reed
Pulpit Committee, in Charge
The Sunday services at the
Peoples Baptist Church of Chel-
sea, Mass, will be as follows:
Sunday Services
Morning service, 10:45 A. M;
DIR. r. T. Reed, in Charge. Sun
day School at 1890 P, NJ, Mrs.
Levina Milliken, in charge. Eve
ming Service at 7 P. M, Rev. Vir-
giSs Hill, in charge.
Week Day Services
Choir Rehearsal, Friday even
ings at 7 P. NJ, Rev. Virgiss Hill,
Chorister. Prayer and Praise
Service Friday evenings at 8 P.
M, Immediately after Choir Re-
hearsal, Dr.. R. t. Reed, in
charge. You are cordially inYi-
ted to attend these services and
take charge in the same.
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WOBURN
ST. JOHNS BAPTIST CHURCH

ST. JOHNS BAPTIST CHURCH
Reu, Roger Williams, Pastor
WoBURN, Mass, Feb, O.
Last Sunday was busy day in
St. Johns Church. Many ytsi-
tors from out of town were
present morning and evening.
MIR. Claude W. Black, a std
dent from Andoyer- Newton
Theological Seminary, was the
guest preacher in the morning,
Mr.. Back, a graduate of More
house College halls from San
Antonio, Texas. He delivered
very timely sermon. Many
visitors from Lynn, Maiden,
Wakefield, Boston and Woburn
were present in the evening.
Rev. Posey of the Western Ave.
Baptist Church, Cambridge,
and Rev. Joseph c. Hunt, a
supply pastor of the North
Congregational church, North
Woburn, a college mate of Rev.
Williams were present. Both
brought timely messages. Rev.
Williams delivered his farewell
sermon on THE Pastors joy.
Rev. Williams has served st.
Johns church for eight years.
Many have been added to the
membership since his coming.
The parishioners regret to have
him 60 on a leave of absence
as a chaplain at Fort Benja-
min Harrison, Indianapolis
Mrs. Williams and her daugh-
ter were present. Church school
at noon. Mr.. L. n. Martin OF
Boston was a Wis Or and MIR.
Claude w. Black.-A large
number attended the Fellow
ship Union in Winchester Sun
day afteFnoon.-A large num-
Der of friends gathered at The
home of Mrs. Verna Canada
last Saturday night in honor
of her birthday.
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the funeral and burial was III
Oak Grove cemetery, Mrs,
Ella Mae Allison of ISL Quincy
Street died January q. She
was born at Statesyille, N. @,
She attended the st. Johns
Congregational church, Besides
her sister, Mrs Nanette Nieh=
OILS of MonSon, Mass, she leaves
a nephew, Herman Allison Of
the U. S. Navy. DR.. William
N. DeBerry officiated at the
funeral and burial was in Oak
Grove cemetery.-Mrs. Virginia
T. williams of 707 Union ST.,
for many years employed at
the Springfield Fire and Mar
inc Insurance Co., died Janu-
airy 80. She leaves a sister,
Mrs, Mary Talbot of New Lon
don, Conn. A niece, Mrs. Mill
dred Talbot Johnson of New
York City, and a nephew, Rob-
ert Talbot of Hartford. She
was a member of st. johns
church. DR.. William N. De-
Berry oficiated at the funeral
and the bearers were: Charles
Whalen, William G. Jackson,
James Higgins, Fleming Harris,
George Gordon and William H.
King. Burial was in Oak
Grove Cemetery.-Among tie
five persons named by the
mayor to fill vacancies on the
local Fair Rent Commission is
Miss Evelyn Gray of sol Un=
ion St.-Leroy w. Sanders of 70
Rifle Street died February s.,
He was born at Salisbury, N. g.
He. leaves his wife, Doris Till
man Sanders, mother, Mrs.
Curlia Sanders, and four chil=
dren, Leroy Jr., Elizabeth,
Fanchone and Deleris, Rev. s..
L. Dupree of Mt Calvary Bap-
fist church offieiated at the
funeral, assisted by Rev. Roll
and T. Heacock. Burial was in
Oak Grove Cemetery.
UNCLE NEDS IDEA: A fist
full of nonsense can be cram
med down a mouth full of glib,
if its open. e7O; 612; 55S; OeA;
7S7; and 563.
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SPRINGFIELD
BIZ 0liper NJ. Bugs
40 Franklin Street

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Feb. 6
"A surprise birthday party CIV
en- by Mrs. Bessie Whiting in
honor of her daughter Thelma
Mae, was held at their home,
ITO Sharon st. Among the
many friends who helped to
make the event one to be re-
membered were; Herbert Jones
Vernal Jones, Jerome Burr
Lewis Jones, Dewey Holloway,
Herbert Smith, Fred Hill,
George smith, Clarence Taylor,
and Charles CASTOR, The Miss
es Vernidine Carter, Bernis-
tine Carter, Helen Dubose
Jeanne Smith, Estelle Hudson,
Mercedes GLADDEN., DeVolia
Harris and Gloria BarbeF.-The
complaint of Dr.. Howard P
Kennery on the deplerahle con-
ditien of housing here for a
large number of Celered peo-
pie brought attention directly
to the mayor, Roger L, Putnam
Councilman J. Clifford Clark
son and Rev. Roland t. Hea-
cock have long since advocated
measures that would remedy
this condition. The mayer has
promised his immediate sup
pert-William D. eJhnsen OF
1853 Quincy Street died JanE-
airy 22a at his home, He vas
born in Wilhfaham, Mass. Be-
sides his wife, HarTiet Good
win johnson, he leaves q son
Alger, four daughters, Mrs,
Ruth Carroll, Mrs, Wilhelmlna
Hinson, and Mrs. Geraldine
Griffin of this city and Miss
Rebecca Johnson of Columbia
S. c. Two brothers, Raymond
Johnson of this city and Gill;
bert Johnson of New York City
He was a member of st. Johns
Congregational church Dr.
William N. DeBerry and Rev
Roland T. Haeeek efAeiatsd at