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Evening star., 1943-05-08
Family Day to Be Noted
At Concordiu Church

Concordia Lutheran Evangelical
Church will observe Mothers Day
as family day. At II Am. tomorrow
the Rev. Charles Enders will preach
on The Christian Family" Mem
bers of the Young Peoples League
will present each mother with a car
nation.
The Young Peoples League will
conduct the service at the Rupper.
Home at pm. Miss Helen Doerne-
burg. will deliver the message.
At pm. the Rev. Mr.. Enders
will conduct a confirmation and
communion service at Ardmore, Md
A service in Fellowship Hall begins
with a buffet supper at pm. The
Rev. Paul Hunter. Arlington, Va,
will be the speaker.
Evening star., 1943-05-08
Centennial Program
OF 81. PauI's Church
Continues Sunday
Dr.. Henry W. Snyder
Dedicotes Service FIuq
At Evening Service

st. Pauls Lutheran Church, which
has been celebrating its centennial
anniversary. will continue its pro-
gram tomorrow. The Sunday school
will have a Mothers Day program
when the Rev. DR.. w. c. Waltemyer
will make an address. He was CO.
pastor OF st. Pauls, 26-1929, with
the late DR.. John T. Huddle. DR..
Waltemyer will also preach at the
morning service.
At the evening service the address
will be delivered by 1t. Col. Carl F.
Won dem Busch. The service flag
will be dedicated by the pastor, DR..
Henry w. Snyder. This flag is the
gift of the Domer Bible Glass. At
this service greetings will be read
which have been brought by carrier
pigeons from New York City, Balti-
more, Johnstown. Pa; Hagerstown,
Md, and elsewhere. William F.
The pigeons were from the lofts
OF the United States Signal Corps
and William F. Dismer. a member
of the church and secretary of the
Washington Racing Pigeon Club.
Md, and elsewhere.
The Leeds Bible Glass will meet
Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. Lorin Armiger.
The Church Council will meet al
8 pm. Wednesday.
Evening star., 1943-05-08
Americas S Biggest Battle.
Is Pastors S Sermon Ionic

Americas Biggest Battle" will be
the topic of the Rev. J. Adrian Pfeif
fer, pastor of the Takoma Lutheran
Church, in connection with the Lu-
theran million dollar appeal to
carry on the Christian program in
defense housing areas and to pro-
vide Lutheran service centers and
pastors in the armed forces of the
Nation.
Succeeding sermons he will present
are: Americas Biggest Responsible
ity." May Is. and "America's Big
gest Opportunity" May %.
Evening star., 1943-05-08
American u. Mother!
To Attend Services
AT Metropolitan
Rev. Edward 6. Lotch's
Sermon Topic to Be
Secret Of Happy Home

Mothers Day will be observed at
II am tomorrow at the Metropoli-
tan Memorial Methodist Church,
with the Rev. Edward G. Latch,
minister, speaking on THE Secret of
a Happy Home
The mothers of some of the stu
dents Of American University will
attend the service as part of the
annual Mothers Day program on
the campus.
The men of the church will meet
in the vestry at $50 pm. for cof-
fee and buns and to discuss ways to
reach those who have not yet turned
in their church pledges.
The minister will be in the church
study from 1:30 to 2:30 pm. on
Thursday for those who wish to see
him.
The Susanna Wesley Glass is,spon-
soring fellowship evening for all
the members and friends of the
church at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1943-05-08
Bolivian Will Discuss
His Nation S War Role

DR.. Jose Antonio Are, recent can
didate for the presidency Of Bo-
livia, will address the Current Prob
lens Glass at AL Souls Unitarian
Church at 10 am. tomorrow on
Bolivia and the War"
At the same time Thomas G..
Shearman will speak to the Com
parative Religion Glass on THE So
Called Song of Solomon: Its Place
in the Bible and It's Meaning"
The Rev. DR.. Ulysses G. B. Pierce
will preach at II am. on 1.-The
Eastward Window"
At pm. the Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club will sponsor
a tea at the Unitarian Home. Mrs.
D. Priscilla Edgerton will speak on
Tree Landmarks on the Highway
of History"
The final film in the foreign Ian
guage cinema series, Mexico Lindo," !"
will be shown at pm May IS.
Evening star., 1943-05-08
Dr.. Sexsmith to Discuss
Influence of q Mother

Mothers Day will be observed to-
morrow morning at the Rhode Island
Avenue Methodist Church. DR.. E.
A. Sexsmith has as his theme The
Influence of a Mother" Two bronze
vases, gifts of members of the con-
gregation, will be formally received.
Members will be received into
church fellowship.
The service at pm. will open
with musical program. DR.. Sex
smith will speak on Trees by the
Riverside"
The fourth Quarterly Conference
will be held on Tuesday evening.
DR.. Horace E. Cromer, district super
intendent of Washington East Dis
trict, will be in charge.
A fellowship in honor of the men,
bers received during this conference
year will be held Thursday evening.
Evening star., 1943-05-08
Ninth Street Christian
To Dedicate Plaque

At the Ninth Street Christian
Church tomorrow morning, of which
the Rev. Carroll c. Roberts is min
lister, an honor roll containing Isl
names of men and women from the
church now serving in the armed
forces, will be dedicated.
The plaque is the gift of the
Womans Council and will be pre-
sented in the name of the mothers
OF the church. The minister will
preach on Youth Building the
Home for Tomorrow"
J. Virgil Lilly, pastor of the Rock
vile Christian Church. will speak
at the evening service on Youth
and Social Life for Tomorrow"
Evening star., 1943-05-08
EvongeIistic Services
At First Nuzurene

Evangelistic services are being
conducted at the First Church OF
the Nazarene by Evangelist A. F.
Balsmeier of Hutchinson, Kans. The
Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Spencer are
special workers for the campaign.
The services will continue through
out next week, except Saturday
closing next Sunday evening.
The services begin with a 3O-min-
ute radio program at 9:05 o'clock
over station WINK. A youth rally
has been planned for Friday evening
with the Rev. Mr.. Spencer speak
ing. A program has been arranged
for Mothers Day service at II am
The Rev. Ernest E. Crosse is the
pastor,
Evening star., 1943-05-08
ST. Stephen S TO Receive
F|aq for Servicemen

In st. Stephens Lutheran Church
at II am. tomorrow "Of Whom the
World Was Not Worthy" will be the
theme Of the Rev. George K. Bowers
At the service at pm, to be con-
Quoted by the Luther League, serv-
ice flag of the congregation will be
dedicated, with Col Charles Trek
Ter, chaplain of Walter Reed Army
Medical Center, as the guest speaker
Thirty-nine names of men in the
service are on the roll of those to be
represented by stars on the congre-
cations service flag.
The flag will be presented at the
altar by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones
whose family is represented by -four
sons in the service.
Evening star., 1943-05-08
DR.. Gould to Preach
On Allies of Euith'

At Francis Asbury Methodist
Church at IL am. tomorrow the
Rev. Robin Gould will preach on
Joint Heirs With Christ" and at
8 pm. on The Allies of Faith" At
both of these services Mothers Day
will be marked.
The P w. Jeffries Bible Glass
will hold it's monthly meeting at
pm. Wednesday,
At pm. Thursday DR.. Gould
will conduct prayer service.
Evening star., 1943-05-08
Needed q Leader Topic
Of Dr.. G. W. Sheerin

Needed a Leader" is the subject
at II am. tomorrow at the Church
of the Epiphany by the rector, the
Rev. DR.. Charles w. Sheerin. At
pm. his subject will be "If They
Don't Come Back" a thought on
Immortality.
The subject of the night sermon
was suggested by a mother whose
son was lost in the war and is a
late Easter thought on the whole
question of life after death.
Evening star., 1943-05-08
Bennett Will Speak
In Radio RuI|y Tonioht

James E. Bennett. who defended
the Bible against atheists. agnostics
and free thinkers in the Harry
Rimmer case in New York in 1910,
will be the principal speaker tonight
in the Christian youth and service
mems radio rally at Almas Temple,
1915 K street NV. Station VOL
will carry the program from to
$50 o'clock. under the direction
of Glenn Wagner. president of the
Washington Bible Institute.
Free suppers will be given to men
and women of the armed forces by
the Christian Business Girls Asso-
citation in cooperation with Mr..
Wagner.
Evening star., 1943-05-08
Representative Judd
To Fill Church Pulpit

Representative Walter E. Judd of
Minnesota will be the speaker at II
am. Sunday at the Cleveland Park
Congregational Church. DR.. Judd
is we'll known to the Congregational
churches of the Nation, since he was
for IL years a medical missionary
with the American Board for For
eign Missions, the Congregational
mission society.
The Rev. Ernest A. Yarrow,
pastor at-large for the Congrega-
tional churches of Washington. will
conduct the service. The minister,
the Rev. Paul w. Yinger. who has
been granted a leave of absence
from the church, left on Friday for
the Army Chaplains' School at Har-
ward University.
Evening star., 1943-05-08
Salvation Army

Meetings tomorrow are:
Washington No. Corps-l1 am,
Miss Alva Ludvigsen will speak on
Bible Mothers; 8 pm, Mrs. Maj
Lekson, Presentation to Mothers. >
Washington No. 2 Corps-l1 am,
Mrs. Maj. Lambert Bailey; 8 pm,
Adjt. Maurice Smith.
Washington No. 3 Corps-11 am
and 8 pm. Capt. Lonnie Knight.
Washington No. 4 Corps-11 am,
Beginning of a two week evangelism
campaign; Evangelist and Mrs
Harry Fox also at pm.
Washington No. 5 Corps-11 am.
1t. Eupha Gibson, The Siprit of
Faith: 8 pm. Maj. John Campbell
'Samuels Mother"
Evening star., 1943-05-08
DR.. A. 0. HELM TO Preach
AT Auqustana Lutheran

In observance of Mothers Day
and Christian Family Sunday, DR..
Arthur o. Helm will preach on
Gods commandment, Honor Thy
Father and Thy Mother" tomorrow
morning in the Augustana Lutheran
Church.
The Board of Deacons will meet
at 7 pm. Tuesday and the Board
of Trustees at pm.
At the recent convention of the
New York Conference of the Lu-
theran Augustana Synod of Amer
lea. Clifford Sandahl of Washington
was elected vice president of the
Conference Brotherhood.
Evening star., 1943-05-08
CHEVY CHASE

kalorama near Columbia Rd.
REV. JOHN C. PALMER, D. D., Minister.
9:45 a.m.-Bible School Glasses for All
Ages
IL a.m.-6ermon by Dr. Palmer
The Marks Of the Lord Jesus" Holy
Communion served after brief SER
mon.
Tues, & p.m.-Young Peoples Meeting
Cordial Welcome 70 ALL
Evening star., 1943-05-08
Emory Methodist

DR.. E. c. Beery will speak Sunday
at IL am. on The Possibilities of
Motherhood" D. Stewart Patterson
will speak at pm.
The Board of Education will meet
Monday at 7:30 pm.
The fourth quarterly conference
will meet on Wednesday at pm.
Emory sponsors open house each
Friday from $50 to IL pm.
Evening star., 1943-05-08
Healing Mission.

THE Robe by Douglas and "On
Being a Real Person" by Fosdick
have been added to the Healing
Mission Library of the Church of
st. Stephen and the Incarnation.
The weekly service of Christian
healing and life adjustment will be
held Tuesday at 1870 am. in the
parish house.
The Lifting Power of Worship"
from Dean Pardue's Your Morale
will be reviewed and the service will
include testimony. fellowship. med
itation, prayers for the sick and
world conditions. Mrs. James w.
Cliff will lead
The new rector of the parish. the
Rev DR.. Flint Kellogg, will officiate
at the service of holy communion
and Christian healing Thursday at
10 am. in the Chapel of the Incar-
nation.
Evening star., 1943-05-08
UniversuIist Church
To Hold Open House

How One Church Came to Be-
is the subject of Dr. Seth R. Brooks,
minister of the Universalist National
Memorial Church at II am. tomor-
row. DR.. Brooks will conduct the
Adult Glass at 10 am. Open house
will be held at 7 pm.
The Board of Management will
meet at 7:30 pm. Monday,
On Wednesday evening there will
be supper and parish meeting.
The supper will be held at $50 pm
and the semi-annual business ses-
sion at 7.3O
Evening star., 1943-05-08
Day of Recollection
At Trinity COLLEGE,

A Day of Recollection. under the
auspices of the U. S. O.. National
Catholic Community Service. will be
held tomorrow beginning at 10 am
with mass at Trinity College. 1t
will be conducted by Father Louis
Miltenberger of St. Martins Parish
Following the mass will be a
number of conferences, Holy Hour
and benediction.
Evening star., 1943-05-08
BrookIond Boptist

Family groups sitting together
will be the order of the day to-
morrow morning. DR.. M. C. Stith
will preach on What Chance Has
Your Family?" This will be pre-
ceded by dedication service for
babies. At 7:45 pm. the pastor has
as his subject Strong and Cour-
ageous."
New members are being added to
the roll at practically every service.
Evening star., 1943-05-08
BrookIund Methodist

"The Christian Family in War
time will be the subject on which
DR.. S. P. Schilling will preach at
IL am. The Young Adult Fellow
ship will conduct the Mothers Day
service at pm.
A fellowship of prayer will be held
at 7:45 pm. Thursday
Evening star., 1943-05-08
Ascension Episcopal

Services tomorrow will be am,
holy communion: II am. morning
prayer and sermon by Canon
Wolven.
Home away from home" Friday
evening in the fellowship room, 1915
Massachusetts avenue NV. for new
corners and service men.
Evening star., 1943-05-08
White Cross.

The White Cross Church of Christ
will hold services on Wednesday at
8 pm. at 1910 Ontario place NV.
The Rev. Jane B. Coates will speak
on Tall Timbers,' followed by a
message and healing service.
Evening star., 1943-05-08
Unity Society.

unity society.
At 918 Fourteenth street NV. the
Sunday morning sermon topic will
be Follow Thou Me" On Tuesday
evening another in series of
studies on Divine Healing" will be
given. The subject next week is
Casting Out Demons" On Thurs
day at pm. the class in Sun of
Higher Understanding" will con-
tinue it's study. Miss Stella Lang
ford is leader.
Evening star., 1943-05-08
Hall Mission Societv

A preaching, praise and testimony
service will be held at 522 Sixth
street NV. tomorrow at 2:30 pm.
The Rev. H. T. Heironimus of Ken
lucky will be the principal speaker.
Evening star., 1943-05-08
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PARK LANE
18th and North UhIe St.

REV. FLOYD II. BRADLEY. Minister.
9;4H a.m;;.,Bible School , ...,
7 p.m.-N Y. P. s.
7:45 .p;m.-Evenins Service, "our Best
Friend'
Evening star., 1943-05-08
TrtrnnH
Friends Meeting of Was

Friends Meeting of Washington.
2111 Florida Ave.
Meeting for Worship First Day Sunday
a. IL am. All interested are welcome.
Young People. $50 pm. s. s.. a:45 am.
FRIENDS MEETING (ORTHODOX),
18th and Irving Streets NV
II a.m.-Meeting for Worship.
lO:20 a.m.-Sunday School. All Welcome.
Evening star., 1943-05-08
Prophetic Conference.

DR.. John Schroggie of England
will bring two messages on May IA,
at 307 D street NV His subjects
are, at 2:30, The Cry of Suffering
World; pm, The Prayer of a
Waiting World"
Evening star., 1943-05-08
0ncn noor Church

Open Door Church.
Pastor c. w. Oyer will take for his
subject. "A Treasure Found in a
Field" Sunday at II am. There will
be a gospel service at 7:3O pm.
Evening star., 1943-05-08
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SOCIETY OF WASHINGTON. d. c.
91S 14th ST., End Floor.
STELLA LANGFORD. Leader.
Sunday, IL a.m.-"Follow Thou Me"
TUESDAY, p.m.-"CastinE Out Demons"
Thursday. p.m.-Study Glass.
Chapel Of Washington Christian Institute.
Evening star., 1943-05-08
Df8tfrn
1905 n s.. NV

T1V0 n ~. n. W.
G.. SfeWarf Mckenzie, Minister
o.45 m-Church School.
II 90 om-"1HE ETERNAL ROAD OF
A MOTHER"
100 pm --Christion Endeovor Societies.
Evening star., 1943-05-08
prrahytfrtat
ALEXANDRIA
Second PRESBYTERIAN

REV. FRED v. PoAG. Pastor.
II a.m.-"Houses, Homes and
Churches"
4 p.m.-Washington Missionary
College A Cappella Choir, so
Voices. Prof. George w. Greer.
Evening star., 1943-05-08
BrrHhutfrian
Central Presbyterian

S0uthefn TeneFAI Assembly.
Intersection of 18th, 10Th and
Irping Sts. NV.
Rev. James H. Taylor, d. D., Pastor.
$50 am.-Sunday School
IL am.-Sermon by DR.. Taylor.
5 p.m.-WestminSter League.
6:15 p.m.-Fellowship Hour.
: p.m.-Christian Endeavor
p.m.-Sermon by DR.. Taylor.
Evening star., 1943-05-08
TAkOMA PARK

N0RTHMINSTER
AIosko and Georgia AYES.
WALTER E. PRICE, Minister
o:45 o.m.-Sundoy School.
! ! :OO q o.m.-Mother's Doy Service
$50 8 7:3O p.m.-Younq People.
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MURDER AND FLIGHT
CHAPTER XVI
/ q

The guests began to arrive as
dusk settled. Cynthia, now,
was in something light and airy
and pale green, and she was in
the housekeeper's office, nodding
her approval of lists and menus.
Fred West and Mitchell Grace
came in TO Join her there, and
were, naturally. put 10 work. One
had to be sure that the musicians
of the orchestra were decently
cared for. and the other TO make
certain that the lights at the pool
were in working order and. Incl
dentally, that there was water to
plunge into.
Then. cars were rolling up the
long, graveled drive. and Cynthia
was smiling at people who got out
of them.
The early evening was quite
beautiful. and its graces of fading
blue sky, dangerous trees, roses
which held their heads high upon
the bush. were embellished by the
gay. bright frocks which moved
across the lawn. There were very
many small white tables upon the
lawn. and small white chairs. and
the usual little groups began to
form.
The lights went on in the
library. Its glazed doors were
swung open, and Colonel Merri-
wether was behind his desk. smok-
ing. and looking quietly out over
the empty terrace. the populated
green turf.
Walters in white coats moved
among the tables with trays Of
drinks, and the orchestra played
out an indolent air Of summertime.
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BY MORRIS MARKEY

away.
Vaughan Dunbar held up a
sheet of paper in his left hand.
Then he laid il calmly on the desk
before the Colonel. who did not
move. Vaughan Dunbar gazed
fo- an instant down at the face
and head of Wesley Hope Merri-
wether. He lifted his right hand,
and with the small pistol that 1t
held fired two shots.
Even as Colonel Merriwether
slumped forward over his desk,
Vaughan Dunbar was gone.
In the madness of screams and
shouts, men cried, stop him, Grab
him." But within that some rush
of frightened noise. the roar Of
Vaughan Dunbar's engine could be
heard at the rear of the house.
His car went off with a whine.
The whine diminished rapidly, and
its sound was lost.
The pursuit gathered instantly,
with motors starting. and serv-
ants and chauffeurs yelling, He
went this way" and. quite con-
trariwise. He went that way"
Once past the stables. however,
the rear approach TO Stone House
broke into half a dozen lanes and
byways. And all of them were
empty. The pursuers cried out to
each other, and then they turned
back toward the house and the
telephones.
Within half an hour, all but
very few Of the guests were gone,
and the police were in possession
of Stone House. The ablest among
them was Lieutenant Thatcher of
the State Police. and he had given
many orders, quickly.
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Men Of his own patrol. Of the
county forces, and of the sheriff $
office were watching the roads of
all Long Island. The bridges and
the tunnels and the ferries were
under close scrutiny. And descrip-
tons of the fugitive had been
broadcast. over the radio and the
teletype machines, throughout the
metropolitan district.
With this much done. Lieuten-
ant Thatcher spoke quietly with
Mitchell Grace. saying. Tell me
everything you know"
Mitchell Grace told. then. of
Vaughan Dunbar's first appear
ance at Stone House. and of his
subsequent appearances there. He
told of those last few shocking
moments.
Il was walking into the library
to see if the Colonel wanted any,
thing. and Vaughan Dunbar was
standing in the shadow. l got
there just in time to hear him
speak to Joseph, the Colonel's
servant, and ask him to go and
fetch a glass Of fruit juice He
had not seen me. at that moment.
Joseph went out of the room,
and Vaughan Dunbar heard my
footstep. He turned toward me
and said, Good evening. Win you
please ask Miss Cynthia to meet
me at once in the drawing room -?
II is important He seemed very
quiet and serious, and l went at
once without thinking much about
it, l had just found her, when
he called out, and l saw him
standing over the Colonel"
Continued on Page Fourteen)
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. SERIAL STORY
AM A MURDERER

Time wandered by, and time
was of no moment.
A few of the older people went
into the library. crossing the
empty terrace from the lawn to
go toward Colonel Merriwether
But none remainded long. Those
among the company who glanced
in that direction could see two
or three ladies and gentlemen
moving away from the broad desk,
and returning across the terrace
and there were glimpses of Colonel
Merriwether's manservant. attend
ing the needs Of his master.
Then. just as Limousine
wheeled into the drive and came
to a stop. there was a curious
sound from the library. The music
had ended. and this sound struck
sharply against the quiet.
II was of the order of a COM
mand, short. undistinguishable
word barked out. The well-bred
heads upon the lawn turned, not
without some irritation. at the I'M
couth noise. And Vaughn, Dun
bar stood beside the Colonels
desk.
His left hand was raised-an al
most imperial signal to the people
on the lawn. II brought a mo-
ment of complete silence. the serv-
ants stopping in their courses to
look. and all faces puzzled, ex-
pectant.
Colonel Merriwether sat as If
transfixed. His face was very
white His hands were spread be-
fore him on the desk. He was
staring. not at Vaughan Dunbar,
but straight ahead into the faces
of his guests, half hundred yards
Evening star., 1943-03-09

improvement In the health Of the
peoples Of the world. He suggested
the creation of a United Nations
Health Service and urged that the
principle Of academic freedom be
applied to the spread of education.
Mistakes, but Progress.
The Governor explained that such
a system would leave present city.
State and national governments
pretty much as they are now. but
there would be introduced a new
and higher level of government
1T would not be perfect" he said
There would be mistakes. But 1t
would make progress in service Of
the people"
Representation in the world con-
greSs or parliament. he said. would
be determined not alone on the basis
OF population. but also on the
strength Of such factors as literaCy,
industrial development, the saCrific
Of mon and the contribution Of ma
tcrlalS in winning the war. An
executive for this new government.
he said, would be named on the
British system Of selecting a prime
minister
He admitted there would be OBJ
staclos, but he said that these, in
the course Of time, could be over
come.
This public opinion" he said,
will insist that some method. other
than war, must be found as the
basis for the relations between ma
ions"
Evening star., 1943-03-09

William and Evelyn Tate girl
Harold and Amelia Wago1er boy,
John and Winltrcd Wilson. gin
Edwin ana MARY Wrcnn. boy
Dominic and Ida AnasfaSI, gIrl
Dominic and FRANCES Barbasali sr boy.
Harry and Edena Be. boy
Nathan and Pauline Boxer. girl
Harold and Vlrgiuia Brown, hoy
Bernot, ST. and Que ClaUSSOu. boy,
Jerome and Glare Cope. SRI.
Sidney and Bes rice Crawer, elrl.
Gard,d and AUGUSTA Davis. boy
Robert and Christine Donald. elrl
George and FRANKIE Duval, girl.
Artlur and TlSe TlOrs. clrl
DAVID ana Mary Gilmore girl.
MorGa1 and Marie Gore. ElII
Guy and Anna Hab0rcom girl
William and irene HarnISch. boy.
Thomas and JauCt jerks, eirl
Paul and Violet Kasulke g.Fl
Eugene and Lorraine XIX. boy
Thomas and Lillian Lanc ST. boz.
SIMON and MCryom Icbowt'7 ErI
Harvey and EVELYN Natt.ucly, 81 boy.
Randolph and Ellen MoreIsnd. sIrl
gosPph and Ehzabeth Mummy girl
lie Roy and Opal Norman girl
Percy and MaTv PCnder, Tlrl
A!berr and Edna Ph'l,DSon, rlrl.
Rober' and A~nc> Ralcy. girl
Edward and Barbara Roberts boy
Charles and Anna Russell. Rir}
Andrew and Jane Shannon, Rlrl.
Joseph and B"r,ha S,cnu.a, boy.
RAYMOND and Batsey Stevens boy
Warren and RosaNc Stuart, glrI-boy twins
Samuel and GoldIc ITALIAN. girl
A'n and ka.herlno Thomas, girl,
Cyril and Enecuna Wjldcs hoy
Harold and NaTv WIthc-.te. ErI
Edwin and NarGarct WoOlson. bov
Edward and Geraldine Dent, twin bovs.
Richard and Mildred FalColm, girl
Lawrence and Theresa Washington. Eirl.
William and Gcrtrude Kcat.ne, girl
william and Fl0rea Parker, girl