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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-09
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Evening star., 1944-07-26

Milton Kins q. ,14*o y ,t; nv. ana
william Randolph, 3r.. 90. .l75a q st, nv,
and Ereida Hare, 20, Amhearst; =. y.
Paschaii: 2?. e 4eth q. re-.
wallace Ward, %, Woodbridge, Va, and
Charlotte Berrette, IS, Lorton, Va.
Robert ounnells. 50; and Ada Dobson. 49,
olindo Mugiia, "a, 3O6 9th st. NV. and
Dorothy Mowery, "a, Richmond.
william Talbot. 40. Silver, Spring, and
Zelle Boley, SO. 731 5th st. NV.
Edward Dixon. 80. 1880 Wisconsin ave.
NV, and Ensign Mary Moen, IS, SsOS
Veazey st. NV.
Harry Hubbard, A, and Hazel Carter. 2s,
both of 1928 10th st. NV.
Jesse Holshouser. jr., %, Greensboro, N. c.,
and Mary Sutton, %, 1901 Harvard
st. NV.
Edward Burke. %, Walter Reed Hospital,
and Doris Merritt 21. 500 First st. NV;
Carieta Thomas, 16. Hyattsville.
William Williams, 81, and Edna Baker, 10,
both Of Alexandria.
Jack Weston. 3s, and Susie Baer. 20, both
Frank Knoblock, 2l, 4O26 South 9th ct :,
Evening star., 1944-07-26
WIS !: 5:
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MUSIC

Marine Band, east front Of Cap
itol, Z o'clock tonight.
Organ recital, Washington Chapel,
Church of the Latter Day Saints, 8
O'Clock tonight.
Army Air Fores Band. Sylvan
Theater on Monument Grounds. $3.50
o'clock tonight. Guest artists:
Sergt. Glenn Darwin, Sergt. Cor
don Pulls and Pvt. James WILDER.
FOR SERVICEMEN
Stage Door Canteen. Belasco The
ater, tonight: Adjutant Generals s
School Dance Band: Eleanor Gheen,
marimba player, and Earle Theater
acts.
Meals, lounge, library, garden,
Junior Ofhcers' Club Of Washing
ton, 735 Seventeenth street NV, II
am. to midnight daily. Dance,
$50 pm. Thursdays.
Wiener roast in Rock Creek Park,
meet at USO. Eighth and Pennsyl-
= vania avenue NV, 8 o'clock to-
night.
Officers moonnbht cruise on S. s
Potomac. Boat leaves wharf $50
o'clock tonight.
Service men and women may OBJ
tain information on other activities
by calling the United Nations Cen
ter, National 5000, or any of the fol-
lowing USO numbers: Executive
0428, National 3431, National 0614 or
Republic 1927 Colored service per-
sonnel may call USO, Decatur 1854
or War Hospitality, Decatur 7768.
Evening star., 1944-07-26
Marriage License
Applications

Under d. C. Ia,ps, couples must
apply TOR a marriage license on
one day, tDdit three tuH days and
receive their license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
and seulah White. IS. ' 41i7 W st. NV NV
Ray Delamater, 80, and Mildred Hawkins
80, both of Wichita, Kan.
Eugene Gresham, 81, S14 Maryland ave
Re, and Nan Kirby, rs, 4O16 Calver,
Albert Earnest. ~. and Mildred Mccon.
nell, 20, both of 1910 Porter st. NV
Raymond Petry, 25, Camp Peary. Va, ant
Yyonne Riebau, %, Arlington Farms
milton kssn.r, 90. New London. Conn,
and Doris Baron, 20, 3401 Sherman
Harry Wilder, SO, s71s Jocelyn st. NV.
and Helen Gambrell. 80, $500 Davenport
Earl Gilman. IS. West Point. Miss, and
-, Agnes Chester, 80, 1924 Nichols ave. Sc
Chester Burris, 80, Navy Yard, and Anita
Vogel. 21, 231. Mississippi ave. Sc.
Sergt. Curtis Livingston, 20, Brownsville
Pa. and Beatrice Norman, 20, Capitol
Martin saeber: q. Bronx, n: r; sps
both Of 1915 Monteiio h ave. S ne. ''
Fannie walker, SO, Oil. Sd st. ne:
Milton Glascoe, SO, and Hilda Washin gton
%. both OF 433 st. NV.
Evening star., 1944-07-26
Deaths Reported

Sarah Z. Ogle. ss, b16 Kenyon st. NV.
Ida z. Thompson, IS, Buffalo, N. Y.
Louise A. Germaine, 80, 1880 Macarthur
Frank =. Brady, 70. ss3 Van Buren, st. NV
Elsie B. Knapp, n, 1120 Euclid st. NV.
Ida NJ. Hughes. "a. Colmar Manor. Md.
William Rosser, "a, 2707 Adams NIL
I'd. NV.
Arthur w. Anderson, ~. 319 r st. ne.
Charles F. Anderson, 90, 1882 Montasu,
st. NV.
Ida B. Wiley, SO, Fairfax, Va.
Elizabeth Allen, 66. 1874 Ingleside ter. NV
Leo Hayes, 81. 1880 Harvard st. NV.
Bertha d. Huddle, 40, 1917 Neal st. ne.
Evening star., 1944-07-26
Births Reported

+; Thomas and Mary Allen, boy.
lanes .,ahn .nd and T.; Sally Ballard, boy:
Foy and Eizsbeth aosin ss1!sse' Bsrsee,' sHA sffl
Rohis Rohs,t and Lena Bashoor, girl.
william and nd Helen n surns, sBUnisaSi sirf. fifi'
ArthNr and wilma Bussey girl.
1Ser ana aad Efsanoae es1 G5den pov girl
Robert and an Hote Kathleen aci,r Carroll poS boy.
noTr, Row and !. Eng Chin: boy:
and yosepsne ccse 6oy boy
Harvey and. Louise Cox. boy.
Wills William and Elizabeth Crane, girl,
William and Augusta Cummings girl.
Harold Harold and Ruth custer, boy;
Powhaatan and Anne pisses: girl.
Waderley, and Gertrude Farrell, boy
Tohn To- m, and ID Virginia Flynn; girl;
Anthony and Louise Glazo, boy
Ralston and Lucy Hannas, girl,
Rohert M,f,t1 and Dorothy Hartman, boy.
Savior and Vivian Hillyard, girl.
.1 BENJAMIN and Julia Hurd, boy.
Wnia william and Doris Hutterly,, Roy.
Robert and Mildred daismnsi Rinzel, boy boy.
Charles and Ada Lawyer, girl
HaroId and and Ezabetb has1e lohT siI sr
Harold and Anna Mahan. girl. ''
Ruby and Marvel Martin, girl.
David and Clara Mitchell, boy.
Theodore and Thelma Montgomery, boy.
GeGaid @ and snd julia Hfan Mefamb MsGHTd BOY; Boy
Lloyd and Margaret Mcmillan, boy.
Gnnion Giiism s1d snd R;tty Betty Nhs NstI girl
John and Irene Nosko, girl.
Raymond and Evelyn OConnor, boy.
James and Evelyn Owens, boy.
Thomas and Edna Reinhart how
Lawrence and Louise Roche, boy.
Edward and Mildred Roles boy.
Hyman and Rose Sachs, boy
Seymour S,nIH = and a.. Agnes schplbers, boy.
Harry and Grace Small. girl
5aWIence Ian,en and Pauline Smith, boy.
Clarence and Euia SPAIN sirl. sri.
WsItsII MsltsT sd snd Evelyn TiIshman. girl.
Thomas and Doris Wood girl.
Ismss GuTtis and md Betty Idt zio1:. zion: sirI
Henry and Ruth Buekmon, boy.
Leon and Eunice Digs, boy,
Nathaniel and Hertha Gray. boy.
BENJAMIN and Ernestine Greenwood, sir
SSGfxmSHs Sf.xandsr and md Denlse Hall girl
Samuel and Odessa Hill, girl
David and Eva johnson, boy.
Carol and Addie johnson, girl,
Charles and Bernice Lee, boy
John and Helen Middleton, boy.
Fred and Nancy Murphy, boy
joseph and Elene Queen, boy.
James and Martha Randolph, girl.
James and Lula Shelton, boy.
Herbert and Helene Smoke, girl.
Larry and Gladys Thomas. girl.
Thomas and Arlene Weaver, boy.
Lenora Whiting boy
Zachari and Carrie Williams, girl.
Owens and Nettie Wright, boy.
Evening star., 1944-07-26

Gordon Peniek, ~, b21o 18th 4. NV.
jamie r. Mason, 80, 33l 34th pl. ne,
GLADYS Mseks. 81, 4226 Brandywine q
Judith Brown, I. waldorf, Nd
Ralph p. Nelson, infant, 1855 Raun st. nj
Hattie Hyman, 73, 127 0eaton pl NV.
Clarence 1. Ennis. "a, 2249 12th pl. n Y
Charles H. O'Brten, 90. 661 Acher st. NJ
Esther Lawton. IS, 626 Columbia I'd. n v
Claudius McNeill, So. 65 r 1t. NV.
Fred Wood. ~, 1912 9Th Ut. NV
Leroy Wilson, infant. 1910 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1944-07-26
New Jap Premier Holds
Important Meetings

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 26.-The Tokyo
radio said today that Premier Ku-
MAXI Koiso, after a six-hour session
yesterday with all members Of the
new Japanese cabinet, had held "im-
portant conferences" this morning
Evening star., 1944-07-26

soutS fSens: IT.; Aslinesea:' ;. - -. -.
Rainier. and Dorothy Milton. -, S714
Herman Hall, 80. Army Medical Center,
and Jean Howe. 81. Dsllas. Tex.
Lawrence Diges, 33, 0uonet Point. r. l.,
Evening star., 1944-07-26

at his omcial residence with Educa-
ton Minister Harvhige Niuomiya,
Welfare Minister Hisatada Hirose
and President Taketora Ogata of
Evening star., 1944-07-26

the japanese Information Board. d
The broadcast was reported by the,
Federal Communications Conmis,..
sion.
Evening star., 1944-07-26

The Fifth War Loon Drive Is Officially Over Bu, v;e,or
s the only ofeaI Ending for War Bond Buyinq Buv ors
Bond todsy at the Victory Beoth First FIoor-env
Service Desk (sxespt the First Floor).
Evening star., 1944-07-26

Vibrant, vivoeious and voried
;. reading "round the clock"
Tulip Drepey falls gracefully and stand offishy this slim
magic wand skirt Tucks at the shoulders released
gentle bodice funess and then caught again the wost
Lime or black royon crepe Sizes 10 to o2o-----$1695
Bow Deeeiver, fIoterne folds Stimulating striking bow in
the bodice held by real bow knot at the deep, obone
neekne Funess flows to the fore the sophisticated slit
skirt Lilac or black royon crepe Sizes o to 2o----S16.95
Color contrast done with artists touch cIeverIy
and correctly The glass buttons the blouse reflect the de-
eded color contrast in the skirt The orone skirt swothes
your hipne tightly your wm and width DESIRE Royo
purple skirt with fuchso bodice ooy with red royon crepe
Szes ~ TO
idedroped Shoulder very new and very becoino PIeots
perkne ot the left Of the youne high necne The pepuo
rePeots this soft oct by swoyne from the nippedn wost
Purple, aqua, black twopiece royon Crepe Sizes 10 to
~ ------------------------ $13.95
wal-Inexpensivs Floor.
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MUSINGS BY
THE TREASURER

9ie 3uiammentunft ber @laiie
1919 berlief ith, tuie gepIa1t. aus
oem @runoe mar es nidt n6tig, 6as
Dem 9ruder I'M noraus gefanbte Ma.
nustript 5u forrigieren. l1no tuenn
nod ien1an6 es fit unu0glid bdl,
neun in adt beri6ieoenen Dioaeien
tdtige Brieter, Die 25 Sabre bonein'
amber getrennt tpareu, an einem Mas
our ielben 3eit auiammenaubringen,
Der noee ii9 oas in ,1dditer Nummer
erideinenoe @ruppenbtto ani6auen.
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Die Wtitelieoer Der &laile mer'
ben ME ben feierliaen augenblid per'
ae5ien, als ite Die Stufen Der 11elttt
Mltare In Der aapelle bes Solepbt'
NUNS binaufitiegen, Inn bas 81. WeB'
opfer gum Dant fiir Die pielen tn ben
25 Sabren ibres 8rieitertun1s EMP
fangenen 8obltaten au oanfen. j
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Gin Sbreiben Sr. @raellen5 6es
apoitoliiden 9eleeaten, bes Stp'iten
Serrn NmIeto o. gicognani 90,
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Mns hem eSoiepbtnutll

Ser 8ettermann n1nB offenbor ,1n-
iere Gage oieien CONNER beriidiibtiat
baben, bob er uns etlide fible, erfri-
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Sbnobl mir mebr &egen brau6en
f0nnten, lit alles i'm @arten in pollem
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fral1t. 8isber baben mir Solat, &a.
bies6en, grhien uno 8obnen geerntet
uno etlide 8eete finb idon fir Na@-
fultur borbereitet.
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ten ni9t borfomn1t, bat Die Stu6enten
gana beionoers brrnten in I'm nierm
8aloe< beldittgt 11no finoet itd eana
beionoers an 6en gingdneen nib Bfa.
BEN, rdnli6 bas @iftefeu (8oiion
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Sdnben, arnen unb 8etnen befallen,
anbere am Salie unb Sfiiden. 9as
bot btele bon l,niern Stuoenten Die
aus oer Sta6t fommen, cine quite
9eftfon gelebrt un0 ite tpiiien nun,
mas @iftefeu lit.
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Sobn 8iHrp, Sobn 5a,1o un6 2eon
8etB. Iue1 erat1lieren mir ber5lid
5u ibren grfo1gen.
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gea6 bon fir6lider Seite porse'
nommenen grbebungen tpurben m
sstalien Biz 1112 &irben 11nb fir9-
Ii6e @ebGuoe 5eritort. Inein bon
September 194S Bis gnbe Sanuar
1914 pur6en our9 2uftangriffe uno
artilleriefeuer 321 &trden, &1oiter
uno on6ere reliei0ie Snftitlte nerntd'
tet ooer nod Mngabe Der nit Der er'
bebung beauftrasten &itenfonsregat1o'
men oerart fbtper bei9doigt, bab an
einen @ieoeraufbau ni6t st1 oet1ten
1T. Die tpertponiten unter ibnen 1tne
bic 8eneoiftinerabtei bon Wtonte eal'
iino, bic Mntoniusbaiilifa IN Eaoua
uno oas goniolata Sanetuartnm m
gurir. Sm abru55engebiet tpa'roen
bonn September 1943 Biz enoe ssa'
nuor 1914 1877 &irden aeritort, oar
mite bic aatbeoralen bon Srtona nno
9escara, Der Dom bon @b1etl nno
oie Sodfirde bon Mqutla - onrp'
meas 9auuerfe NIT elmer tauleno1aDs
rigen @eididte.
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Ben. 100000 entbnIten ben 9lrtifeI
..Gn Qct of tbe @nre Qcpe Of COB
alto 9erfect Gontritiou' isub $500
900 ,,@ar Mlotbers' ,,Q ggorrior
Gone unb .Marringe. ser ono Nur.
itD". elnd @ebete fir sieg aino Grie-
oer, tparen ben 5enouneen beigegeben.
Die 5enoungen puroen ourh 6e1,
.,geationaI Catholic Community Ger
bice'', DIE Sort gbopIains" u1lo bic
,GbapIai1ts' Gio Gocietp' beiOrgt.
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Die ,,gebeimtpaffe" Der geaai, oas
fiibrerlofe SIug3eag, ooer bte Rnfeten.
bon1be, bat bereits nebr Nnmen aIs.
0fei6smariball G6ring 9roen beiist.
,,8ua3bomb" uno n8ingeo Comet"
i9einet, in England lam beliebteiten"
al. fem. aber anbere treffenoe 8e8eid-
nuneen iino ,,8umble Bonsb", uSlp.
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Die gnsldnoer nennen es .9ooole-
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gen iiber ben &unbf,rnf iteuern tDei.
tere gsanten Bel, tpie uS0nenbuno'',
,,Dpnamitmeteor" uno ,,4ipifrafete'.
mas immer Dos gu bebeuten bat.
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0ie OBa gibt cine @rbobung Der
3uderrationen fir Reitaurants, So
tells, 2un9pIGte, eroBe 2ogterbGuier,
5dulen uno dbnltde l1nternebmuneen
6efannt, bic ibre eieenen 8adwaren
beritellen. Die grb0bune Iieet spi'
i6en 80 uno 25 9roaent Der bon oie'
ZEN Reltaurants uim: fiir 8ad5pede
auein henubten 3udermengen uno
ion oaa1 6ienen, oaB ole bieie Sniti-
tute fir lire auncen i'm gerbdltnis
aenau 10 biel 8afparen beriteaenl
f0nnen, tpie bie 8ddereien fitr bas
groBe Hublifum. ,.... ......
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glus Der gotifanitaot fontmt Die
No6ri6t, oaB bic Seiligipre6ung Der
lelieen Oeargareta BON l1ngarn our6
8apit 8ius ben 3p0lften beDoritebe.
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nigs 8eIo oes 8terten bon 11ngar1t.
sic mar I'M Sabre 1242 geboren, als
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pur6e bon ibren gltern 0em aloiter
ct. 4atbori1to iiberseben gum Dant
fiir ben Gbaug Der Sartaren. Sie
itdftrb am Is. sanuar 1870 TN Sitter
bon % Sabren. .~. ...s
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IN lpel1enl Der &Ioiie Der beion0ere
9eaen 9apIt 9ius' lOes 8D6lften e.
teiIt tpitroe, uur6e BON allen oai1fer.
fiiflt entgegensenominen.
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5tuoenten oes Soiepbiruns IN iei-
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arbeit bes Sausreinigens. grosoem
begannen ite oanlit uno nit Silfe oes
I'll. 9lntonius fiibrten tie Die Irbeit 10
gliidli6 81 gnoe, ooB ite aus Danf>
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gbren oes I'll. antonius ianbten.
t t It $685..
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uns einen S6ed NIT ser 8emerfung:
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ndbren. 0bne 3tpeifel it1to Sic ge-
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Sic einnebmen. 8itte einliegenoen
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sun1ern aufr1httlten Sa1t.
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Der bergangenen 8ode erldeint oies-
NAL uniere finanaielle Seite ettpas
anfebnli6er. 8ir tpeiien BIN auf bic
oben ertpGbnte teitamentariide @abe
bon $500 gu unierm 5tnoentenfuno
,anS auf oie $500 5ur Sreiitelle, onbe'
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Sabre ben SoenteeratB Nemortal
Gun6 au @n6e gu bringen. Mtt Silfe
,,mierer 2eier unb Sreunbe fam es
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The Nome nugget., 1944-06-16
Assault Troops Land On Saipan, Jap Naval Base

PEARL EARBOR, June 16.- tAP) = Assault troops landed "Wednesday morning on Saipan, a Japanese air and naval base in the Marianas Troop landings "were continued against strong opposition Admiral Nirnitz an- nounced today.
 Initial landings of the assault started af-er an intensive prepar- atory bombing and bombardment of Saipan, Tinian, Guam, Pagan, and Hota Islands by a great naval task force for four days prior to the landings
 Initial reports indicate our casualties are moderate said NimitZ.
 The assault on Saipan brings the leapfrog vault to within l,500 miles of Tokyo
The Nome nugget., 1944-06-16
Red Army Smashes Way Through Finnish Line

MOSCOW, June 16-(AP)- The Red Army smashed it's way through the Finnish New Man nerheim Line, one of the last barriers on the way to the impor- tant seaport of Viipuri, it was re- ported today.
 Red Star, the Russian newspa- per, said, The new line was a tremendous fertilization, consist ing of four lines of walls, made cone shaped, with lines of anti tank blocks almost two yards high, before which lay an anti tank mine field, 20 yards wide strewn with German mines.
 "A great gap has been cut in this line, and in some places, Soviet tanks and artillery, as well as infantry, are considerably be- yond it."
The Nome nugget., 1944-06-16
Pilotless Planes Used In Raid On
 Great Britain
PILOTLESS PLANES

PILOTLESS PLANES
 LONDON, June l6.-tAP)- HFEnne-spitting. .pilotless planes drove into southern England to- day and last night, it was report ed today.
 This was the Germans llst "secre' weapon since the inva- sion of France.
 These craft exploded on or near the ground, causing deaths and considerable damage in scattered areas, and sent anti-aircraft guns barking extensively in daylight, for the first time since the early blitz days in 1940.
 Descriptions of the weapon var jed considerably, but all agreed these self-destroying aircraft flew at terrific speed and were marked by bright lights, and shot flames from their exhausts, suggesting they might be rocket propelled.
The Nome nugget., 1944-06-16
Nipponese Tell
 Of Raid On Japan

NEW YORK, June 16.-(AP)- The Japanese Imperial headquar- ters acknowledged today in a broadcast communique that "about 20 B-29 and B-24 bomb CTS from the China area, raided northern Kyushu, the southern Japanese island"
 The EGG reported the commit nique, which said: "Our western air defenses immediately inter- cepted and repulsed them, shoot ing down several. Our losses were negligible"
 An earlier broadcast, in the first Tokyo confirmation of the bomb ings, claimed six American planes downed.
The Nome nugget., 1944-06-16
Piano Recital Held Saturday Eve

The piano students of Miss Erickson presented their annual piano recital at the Lavinia Wal lace Young Mission on Saturday evening, June 10th. he church auditorium was decorated with flowers and ferns for the occa- sion.
 Marg Bjornstad welcomed all those who were in attendance.
 The following participated with piano solos, duets and two-piano numbers: Juanita Fagerstrom Bertha and Margaret Bjornstad Marilyn Dowd and Florence Bell.
 The Federated Church Junior chair, with it's director, Mrs Booker, favored the audience with two selections.