Hartford chronicle., 1946-04-27
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 sons united with the Union Con-
 gregational Church at the morn
 ing services, Oliver and Frank
 Murphy, Douglass Weeden, liar
 old Riley, Sr., MT. and Mrs. Fred
 Mouse, Miss Betty Phillips.
 Rev. Theodore Peoples conducted
 an early baptism service, several
 young people were united with the church.
 At Mt. Zion, Mrs. Grace Whit
 taker, MMessers William Brown,
 and John Evans, joined with the church. The Evangelistic services at the church, conducted by Evan gelist Hazel B'rownridge of Wash ington and her pianist, Miss Woo ten, of Philadelphia came to a close this week.
 The play Blessed are They'' at the West Broadway USO was DOT trayed by Mrs. Cleo Cabell, Wo- mems Program Director, Miss Airline Allston, Miss Frances Lopes; Messrs John Brooks, Frank Grice, Raymond League. The Sen for Hostesses served a buffet luncheon Friday evening. MT. James O. Banks rendered a piano solo at the vesper hour. The Women's Newport League observed Good Friday at Shiloh Church with Mrs. Beverly Tinsley conducting the services. The fol- lowing ladies took part: Mrs. Theodore Peoples, Mrs. Leroy Will liams, Mrs. Harry B. Rice, Mrs. Charles Minor, ST., Mrs. Ruth Wiggington. Music numbers were furnished by Mrs. Harold E. Charles; Mrs. Leroy Williams and MT. Richard Morris, Mrs. Elsie Yates were the pianists.
 The following persons attended the Annual New England Confer ence Branch meeting at Spring field: Rev. and Mrs. c. B. Bar rows: Mrs. Bessie Jackson, Mes danes Anna Hammett, Ethel Ames, Winifred Phillips, Mrs. Harold Charles. At this meeting delegates were elected to the Qua drennial meeting in Jacksonville, Florida.
 MT. Roy Tyler and his fancee Miss Ann Hellum of Westerly, visited his cousin Mrs. Pauline Barrow last week. a
 Miss Anne Browne, who is work ing in Boston, visited her mother Mrs. Bertha Brown of Bath Road over the week: also Mrs. Mary Robinson Boston and children Ed wina, Charles, formerly of New port, visited relatives in the scity | over the holiday.
 The Fashion Show sponsored by | the Newport Youth Federation, Marion Todd, Beatrice Suggs, conducting, which was held at the Community Center on Mon day evening proved very success full. The NYF Juniors versus Old | Timers had a very interesting game Thursday evening at the center.
 Mrs. Frank H. Woodson of Los who was called home on the death of her father some few weeks ago, is extending her visi' with hr brother Charles Jackson of Prospect Hill St. Sisters: Mrs. Albert Gaines of Johnson Ct. Mrs. Marion White of School St. Mrs. Willis Walker, Friendship Street.
 Bells will ring soon for Arthur Burton of Fillmore St. a returned and young lady from New Bedford, Mass. WATCH OUT GIRLS!
 Fred Ames of Newport, who is now in New York, visited his pa rents on Brinley Street over the holidays. Miss Helen Sheffield of formerly of Newport, also visited her family on Pond Avenue.
 Mrs. Dora Ingram of Levin St, who has been visiting for several weeks in Georgia, returned home, her daughter Rebecca, who has been employed in New York visit ed home over the holidays.
 Mrs. Marcelline Jones of Du- olois St., entertained the follow ing friends with dinner at her home Monday evening: Mesdames Susie Porter, Grace Milbourne, Virginia Nickerson and Ada Jones.
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