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wILDEs SOUTH uN TRIP

Keith Wildes, representative of the New York Life Insurance Company here, is leaving today on a brief business trip to Seattle. He hopes to fly both ways, and to be back in Juneau by next We'd nsday.
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HoSpITii NOTES

Admitted to St. Ann's Hospital on Tuesday were Eldon Taylor, Russell Wright, Ismael Vosotros and Wayne Plumbey, all medical cases.
 Discharged on December "A were Mrs. William F. Snyder and baby boy, Norman Gillham and Cell Hodsen.
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Sharon were the guests at the Rafferty home.
 MT. and Mrs. Geo. Villesvik en- tertained MT. and Mrs. Noel Pen nington and MT. Frank Housley at their home Sunday evening Dec' 14th. "Blitz Kreig" was played.
 Nine players from the Eagles and Elks bowling teams are play ing a three game series at each ot the lodges bowling alleys. The two teams played Sunday afternoon, Dec. 14. at the Eagles alleys. The Elks were ahead by l45 pins. They will play next Sunday, Dec. 2l. at the Elks Hall. The losers will treat the winners to dinner
 The City of Skagway is whole
 heartedly trying to make this Christmas not only a happy one, but pretty one as far as possible. All of the shops are decorated beautifully, a number of decorated Christmas trees shine on the var ious balconies downtown; and good many homes are beautifully lighted. Outstanding in beauty IS the Nativity scene in the bay wln- dow facing Main Street of the Chris Larsen home and beautiful ly lighted Madonna in the yard of the William Feero home. And through the kindness of the Kirm- ses with their broadcasting ma chine, the music of carols can be heard throughout the city ev- cry afternoon and evening.
 The Teen Age Club had a party Friday evening after the basket ball games. The evening was spent n dancing and-o1 course in eat Ing a lot of good refreshments.
 The cho!rs are preparing for Christmas. The Youth Choir meets 1t the home of Mrs. George Villes- vik Thursday afternoon and the Junior Choir with Miss Helen Wal lace after school on Thursdays.
 Sgt. and Mrs. Louis DeHoyas left Monday evening on the s. s. Alaska for Ketchikan, Alaska. Sgt. DeHoyas is with the ACS.
 Mrs. Malcolm Moe held "open house" Monday evening, December 8, as a surprise party to honor her husband on his birthday. Fifty- two guests were present to help celebrate the happy occasion and wish Mir Moe many happy re- turns of the day"
 Mrs. Sarah Dennis passed away early Sunday morning, November 23 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Paul Wilson. Mrs. Dennis, who belonged to the Crow Clan of the Tlingit Tribe, was born near Haines, Alaska, and in way night be called Skagway's oldest resident. Her exact age is not known, although it is certain that she was alive in 1861. She was married to Sam Dennis. She liv- ed in Skagway the past 30 years. For several years she had been bed-ridden.
 She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Paul Wilson, and three sons. John and Leo of Juneau and Bert Dennis of Skagway, l3 grandchil- dren and five great grandchildren.
 Her funeral was held Monday at 3 D. m. in the Presbyterian church with her Rev. John Dodge offi- ciating. Bill Jackson, Ben Wright, William Andrews, and Roy Dennis were the pallbearers. She was bur jed in the Skagway cemetery.
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won the turkey door prize.

time. The party was financial won the turkey door prize.
 { A memorial Service was held at 2 D. m. Sunday, December ', in the BPOE Hall by the officers of the Lodge. This service is held an- nually on the first Sunday in i December and is open to the pub lie. Mayor c. A. Carroll paid tribute to the Elks who had pass ed away during the past year and, s this years service was held on Pearl Harbor Day, he also pa d tribute to the young men and women who gave their lives f-r freedom and democracy. Mrs. Will jam Stevenson was the accompaLis. for the hymns. Mir T. Wilhe m sang solo.
 There will be no Elks meeting on Christmas or New Years Day
 The small son of MI. and Mrs. Jack Blenkinsop was christened Joseph William Sunday afternoon, December 7th, in the chapel at the Plus x Mission. MT. and Mrs. Frank Gentle were the godparents. The service was conducted by the Rev Harley Baker.
 Mrs. c. H. Mason was pleasantly surprised last Friday evening, De- cember 5, when Mrs. T. c. Mason invited a number of her friends to a party to celebrate her bi. thday. She was presented with a nlmrer of lovely gifts, and a de iclous lunch was served The guests were Mrs. Bea Barlow, Mrs. Tho nton, Mrs E. Maxi, Mrs. E. D. Logan and Mrs. J. Martini.
 The refinery at Whitehorse, Y. T., has been purchased by the Imperial Oil Go. of Canada. It IS being dismantled and moved to Edmonton Part of the materials is being shipped over the Highway and part is being brought to Skag- way by the White Pass and Yukon Railroad to be taken to Vancouver on the CPR boats.
 A very lovely dessert bridge par ty was given by Mrs. c. A. Carroll Monday evening, December 8th proved-after the guests had ar rlved-to be a surprise stork show CT honoring Mrs. Art Larson. A large basket filled with beautiful giits was put beside the place where Mrs. Larson was to sit After the gifts had been opened the eve ming was spent in playing bridge Mrs. P. I. Dahl won the high prize and the travelling prize; Mrs Blalr Reed the second prize; Mrs J. Hvisdock the consolation prize and Mrs. Mark Lee the cut prize The guests were Mrs. Art Larson Ms Blair Reed, Mrs. J. Hvisdock Mrs Mary Sheldon, Mrs. Will an DeWar, Mrs. Arnold Gutfeld, Mrs P. E. Olsen, Mrs. Mark Lee, Mrs E. Dell, Mrs. P. I. Dahl, Mrs William stevenson, Mrs. U. MIG Guane ana Mrs. Osborne Selmer MT. and Mrs. Noel Pennington and daughter Patty went to White horse Tuesday, December g, to vis' it friends. They returned Thus day evening.
 Warren Sheppard left on the Els tebeth Tuesday, December g, fol Haines. MT. Sheppard plans t'
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It will pay you to shou Home Beautiful. T55 u
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L0SS7 AND FOUND

LOST: Golden Cocker Spaniel fe- male Dec. 24 pm. Call 748.
 768 St
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NewsY Notes From Skagway
Especial Correspondencel

Special Correspondence)
 SKAGWAY, Alaska, Dec. l6.-' The second Bingo Party was held at the BPO Elk'S Hall Saturday evening, December 6. The crowd success. Mrs. Camille Berena expected and everyone had good time. The party was a financial
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The Canol Pipeline has been pur- chased by the L. B. Foster Com pany Of Pittsburgh, Penn. It has been dismantled and will be ship ped out through Skagway.
 The Emblem Club will hold it's regular meeting Friday, December l2. Mrs. Pauline Pribbernow was installed as Historian. Mrs. Norma fraser and Mrs. Dolores Hvisdock were initiated into the organiza-
 ion. The Club planned Christ mas party and committees were appointed. The ladies voted to spend s100o0 on Christmas gifts for Europe's needy, $50 to Care to be used TOT elderly people and $50 to the international Emer gency Children's Relief Association Refreshments were served by Mrs c. A. Anderson, Mrs. c. Clark and Mrs. c. Carroll.
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W-A-N-T ADS
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Warren Sheppard left on the Es- tebeth Tuesday, December g, for Haines. MT. Sheppard plans to
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MISCELLANEOUS

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spend s100o0 on Christmas gifts for Europes needy, $50 to Care" to be used TOT elderly people and $50 to the international Finer gency Children's Relief Association. Refreshments were served by Mrs. c. A. Anderson, Mrs. c. Clark and Mrs. C. Carroll.
 i One of the most exciting basket ball games Of the season was play Friday evening, December 12. The Partners, undefeated up to this game, lost to the Eagles by one point. At the end of the first quarter the score was 5-2 in fav- of the Eagles, but the half ended with the Partners ahead 12-11. The third quarter began with both teams shooting and passing wildly, and ended with the Eagles ahead i7-14. The fi,al score was 24-23 in favor of the Eagles. George Bloom was high man for the Pan l shers and Connie Rasmussen for the Eagles.
 The second game, played between the Taxi Terrors and the Elks, i ended with score of 63-45 in avor Of the Elks. Ray Carder vas high man for the Terrors i with 20 points and Coach Ander- son high for the Elks with 26 points.
 Bud Phelps, salesman for the National Grocery Company, arrived in Skagway by Alaska Coastal De- cember 14th.
 The Christmas Dance sponsored each year by the Fraternal Order of Eagles was held Saturday eve ming, December B. It was huge success with one of the largest crowds to ever attend dance here, and assures the success of the Community Christmas party.
 Mrs. William Stevenson gave a party Saturday evening to celebrate their eleventh wedding anniversary. The guests were MT. and Mrs. M. Moe, MT. and Mrs. H. Tierney, MT. and Mrs. Max Steffen, MT. and Mrs. R. Eagle, Mir. and Mrs. VIllesvik, MT. and Mrs. c. Ander- son, and MT. and Mrs. J. Sheleby. The party attended the Eagles Christmas dance.
 MT. and Mrs. Roy Eagle and Mir. and Mrs. George VillesvIk were dinner guests at the Max Steffen home Friday evening, De- cember 12.
 The infant son of MT and Mrs. NJ V. Rafferty was christened Mar shall Lawrence Sunday afternoon | December IA, at 4:30 in the chapel at the Plus X Mission. The Rev Harley Baker conducted the ser vices. Mrs. A. E. Tunley and MT Lawrence McGuane were the spon- sors.
 A dinner party was given follow
 ng the christening. The Rev. E. Gallant, the Rev H. Baker, MT. and Mrs. E. A. Tunley and MT. and Mrs. L. McGuane and daughter
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Sharon were the guests at the Rafferty home.
 MT. and Mrs. Geo. Villesvik en- tertained MT. and Mrs. Noel Pen nington and MT Frank Housley at their home Sunday evening Dec 14th. "Blitz Kreig" was played.
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PIANOS FOR RENT or SALE Wurlitzer Piano Alaska Dealer
 Ph. l43 Anderson Piano Shop 124 w 3rd. 713-tt
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NEW BTI5kIIl 6lWM NldgaZIIlt WUV- ie Camera, shutter speeds F. 19 lens. Made to use with tele- scope Carrying case and 3 mag azines double 25 film included. Total cost S158.0O Will sell for less than cost. Write care Elm pire, C-526. 764 2t
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MT. and Mrs. Noel Pennington and daughter Patty went to White horse Tuesday, December g, to vis- it friends. They returned Thus day evening.
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The Teen-Age Club had a party Friday evening after the basket ball games. The evening was spent n dancing and-ol course in eat Ing a lot of good refreshments.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-03-27
Olney' : BrOOkeville
Mrs. Norma H. Rapp
Ashton 2107

Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Hoyle
and family of Gaithersburg spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs
w. ]. Hoyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ely, OF Sill
yer Spring, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Catherine Riggs.
On Tuesday Mrs. Frank Cashell
attended the funeral of her bro
Their, William Beard, of Martins
burg, w. Va.
Mrs. Robert Soper is confined
to her bed with bronchitis at the
home of Mrs. Annie Fooks at
Bethesda.
Friends of Charles Alderton, Jr-
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Alderton, of Silver Spring, will
L2 interested to know he has i'm
proved enough to come home from
Children's Hospital School in Bal
timore where he has been since
last September.
Mrs. Betty Brown is visiting
her sisters in Baltimore.
The Misses Martha and Betty
Powell, daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Aubrey Powell, are home
from Western Maryland for their
spring vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Clark
were Sunday guests of Mr.. vi
Mrs. w. W. Griffith Of Laytons
vile.
On Saturday evening I. A.
Barnsley was given stag birth
day dinner party by J. M. Barns
ley which was attended by twenty
men friends.
DIR. and Mrs. George Coffee and
son, Darby, motored to Pennsyl-
vania over the weekend visiting
DIR. and Mrs. D. C. Bougnton at
West Chester.
Miss Jean Downey, of Ohio
State University, who is spending
her spring vacation with her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. John Downey,
OF Colesville, was the weekend
guest of Miss Virginia Harvey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garnett Jenkins
and son of Washington, D. c.,
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hawkins.
Mrs. Charles Hawkins, Mrs.
Dryden Unglesbee and daughters,
Annabelle and Clarissa Hackett,
visited on Sunday with Mrs. VIM.
Hackett, grandmother of Anna
belle and Clarissa, who is visiting
in Washington, D. C. from Tenn.
Mrs. j. ]. Hutton has returned
from Baltimore where she visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Crom-
well for about six weeks.
On Tuesday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Craver and Mr.. anu
Mrs. Parker GLAND were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Speck in
Washington, D. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Kruhm,
who celebrated their first wedding
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-03-27

If you ever visit Jeb Crowell's
farm, he'll take you right out on
that back porch Of his and show
you his apple tree.
"There," says Jeb, "is natures.
noblest creation fifty years, and
bearin' still the finest cider apples
in the county," p''7
But last fall, when a group Of
US was there, Lud Denny points
across the river to his grain fields
and says: There's an even finer
sight! Acres and acres of golden
grain you can make dozens Of
appetizing things withholding
wholesome, sparkling beer"
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WOODFIELD'-
Miss Lucille Priest
Gaithersbarg, Route 4

Mr.. and Mrs. Austin tof Four
Corners have purchased the Garrett
Linthicum store and have opened
it for business. Mr.. and Mrs. Lin
thicum have moved back to Silver
| s+
Spring. .V5,
Between $500 and $400 was
taken in at the chicken supper
last Saturday. $3.50 goes to the
Damascus School Library Fund
and the rest to the Wesley Grove
Miss Lucille Priest was the
weekend guest of Mrs. Laura
Bowie. 80 E'siaG ~ ~
officers elected Tuesday when
the Young Women's Bible Glass
met at the home of Mrs. Merhle
Staley were Mrs. Lindsay McEl-
fresh, president; Mrs. James Haw-
kins, vice president; Mrs. Elmer
Hines, treasurer and Mrs. Russell
Burdette, secretary. ''
Mrs. Laura Bowie spent Sat
urday with Mrs. Eugene Warren
and Mrs. Mary Wunder. Of sum-
merset. ' @ss
Mr.. and Mrs. Cramwell King
had as their house guest the past
week the latter's father, Samuel
Broadhurst of Browingsyille.
Mrs. Estelle Burdette, Mrs. E:
G. Ward, Mrs. Marion Duvall,
little Dotty King all of Woodfield
and Mrs. Alcindia Fairchild of
Damascus spent Thursday with
Mrs. Charles Purdum, of Wash
ington.
Miss Edythe Turner and Miss
Virginia McLuckie took the All
Club Girls from Cedar Grove ara
Woodfield to Annapolis, on Sat-
urday. Those from Woodfield
who went were Mary Ann Ward,
Pearl King, Mary Estelle Pope,
Patsy Darby, Sally Giney, Barbara
Ann Weaver, Barbara Ann Bur-
detta and Mrs. Ava King.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Duvall of
Damascus are receiving congrat-
ulations on the arrival of a daugh-
ter on Saturday, March %.
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anniversary on Sunday, March %,
spent the past weekend in Cum
berland.
Miss Eugene Shovel is home
for her spring vacation from Ran
dolph-M Macon. 5ils
"The Easter Revelation" will be
presented Palm Sunday, March 80,
at 8 P. M. at Mt. Carmel Metho-
dist Church. - =,
The Women's Bible Class of Mt.
Carmel Church is having a cover
ed dish supper for its, members
and their families on April 1, at
$50 P. M ,'-'-.' ,s.ss s.,i !
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Potter
were Saturday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Kirchoff, of Washing
ton, D. c.
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From where | sit by Joe Marsh
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Apple Tree Versus
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Both Of them got 50 eloquent OF,
the subject, that the rest Of us
worked up quite thirst !; so Jeb
goes to. the icebox for beer and
cider. And when the refreshments
come, Lud chooses cider, and Jeb
takes the beerI &
From where T. SIT, that's the
answer to most disputes. You can
talk all you want, but when it
comes to tastes and preferences,
there's just no argument.
Me M~us
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TATE-NELS0N
NUPTIALS

On Sunday, Sept. I, l947 at
4 p m Miss Marguerite Nielsen,
became the bride of Carroll Tate
at a beautiful home wedding
the ceremony performed by Rev
James L Jackson at the home of
the groom's SON in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs Chayles
Springer, &c Pearl st, Everett.
The house was tastefulIy dec
C. ated with many colcred crepe
paper, the couple standing be-
tween the large parlor windows
Under a Wedding bell fashioned
CT crepe paper. The bride, gwen
away by her father, John S
Stokes, was lovely in a gown OF
I'D rose satin and carrying a
white bible with streamers dec
orted with rose buds. She was
attended by her long time
friend, Mrs Leia C Francis, as
matron Of honor, attired in
white marquissette, lace tim
n ed, and with corsage Of roses.
Harmon Z Tate. son of the
Continued on Page Four
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Former Hub SOCiaIite
Dies In New York

NEW YORK - MISS Helene
Giant, daughter Of Boston's ia
nous dentist, the late DR. George
7 Grant and Mrs Fannie Bailey
Grant, was found dead in her
apartment here by her sister
Miss Frances Grant, a teacher
III the BorjentoWn, N J Maaua.
I aiming and Industrial School.
The latter had been vacationing
in Great Darlington, Mass, and
On her va back to New Jersey
had stopped in New York to visit
her sister. Failing to be admit
ted on her first call she went
away and returned several
FourS later, again to get no re
sronse to her ring. Becoming
alarmed she summoned the
building superintendent VINO
opened the door and found the
young woman dead, apparently
from a heart attack. She mad
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-09-27
ROxbury's 317th
Anniversary; Gala
Observance

Roxbury is celebrating the
3I7th anniversary of its found
ing. The program of exercises
logan Tuesday night when the
famed Attacks Chorus, Malcolm
Bcnders, director, devoted its
regular time over WMEX to the
observance. The chorus sang
popular and patriotic selections.
James !. Sullivan, Jr is gen.
Cral chairman of the Rcxbury
Celebration. The celebration vas
continued yesterday morning
with a Children'S Hour at the
DiIlaway thomas House with
Fred SouIe as chairman, anG in
the eyen'a@ with O banquet in
James P Timility School, Eliot
So, Thom15 NJ GemelIi, chair
man.
The celebrations climax
comes tonight at Fort Hill. The
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gala exercises at that historic
area will include a big display
C fireworks, concert by two
bands, including the famous
Boston fire department band,
block dancing, singing by the
weiLknown tenor Joseph Gro
yer, singing and dancing acts
by John Shaughnessy a n d
daughter.
Just prior to the fireworks dis
play the National Guard and
Boy Scouts of the district will
honor Roxbury's war heloes
With a color guard and the play
ing of taps atop old Fort Hill.
Among federal, state and city
Gignitaries scheduled to partic
ipate in the 317th anniversary
observance are Gov. Bradford,
Mayor Hynes, = Congressman
John w L1cCormack and others
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-09-27
REST HAVEN TO OBSERVE 10Th
ANNIVERSARY FRIDAY, OCT. 18TH

The Twentieth Anniversary of
Resthaven will be observed at
rev England Mutual Hall, Cop
ley Square, on Friday, Oct. II at
TIP IN with an elaborate banquet
knd celebration. All officers and
members of the various Rest
haven Clubs and Church aux
iiIaries interested in the welfare
q Resthaven during the years.
will participate and are now
working to promote and make
this am outstanding public
event.
The banquet will be a delic-
ious Turkey Dinner served by
4he noted P C Hicks, caterers, 81
per plate. A fine program of
music and greetings will be pre-
sented to make the observance
2 gala, enjoyable affoir. Atty
Edgar P Benjamin is the donor
of Resthayon which has become
n great Community Institution
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Return From Chi.
X. of P. Meeting

K. Of P. Grand Chancellor
Williams has Just returned from
Chicago where he attended a
special meeting of Supreme
Lodge Officers on business for
the Jurisdiction. He reports a
very profitable and harmonious
meeting. The Jurisdiction Is
greatly impressed with the new
Supreme Chancellor, Sir R. A.
I Hester of Dallas, Texas, and pre-
diets great success in the future.
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a nawsboy and while attending
at the Burroughs Newsboy Foun-
dation. He was graduated in
June, J941, and was Glass Orator.
Following his admission to the
Massachusetts Bar in October,
1943, and after his election to
the House of Representatives
from Ward 10 in 1914, McIner-
ney resigned as ASSISTANT clerk
in Roxbury Court to devote his
fun time to law.
As a menat o. the Legisla-
ture. he was recognized for his
honesty of purpose and integrity
of character and was a leader
In legislation for labor, veterans.
public employees, the aged and
youth.
He is affiliated with many
social civic, fraternal and politi-
cal organizations in the city and
among them are the following:
Mission Alumni Association,
st. Alphonsus Association for
mer treasurer, Holy Name So
ciety (treasurer-Missio church,
Catholic Alumni Sodalit v
Knight of Columbus ID. G. K
Roxbury CounciD, County Glare
Mems Association, Burroughs
Newsboys Foundation Alumni
Suffolk University Alumni, Bos-
/ ton, Massachusetts, and Ameri-
can Bar Associations, Massachu
sets Democratic State Commit
tee, Massachusetts, Legislators
Association, Roxbury Board OF
Trade, Roxbury Neighborhood
Council, Roxbury Patriots Day
Association (Presiden0, Hon
Life Member, Local 718 A. F. L
Int. Assoc. of Fire Fighters, and
former member Massachusetts
State Guard and Massachusetts
National Guard.
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Bishop AIIeyn At
Morgan Memorial

Bishop c. C. Alleyn Of the
Methodist Zion Church, Phila-
delphia, Pennsylvania, will
81 each at the Morgan Memorial
Church Of All Nations, 81 Shaw
NUT Ave on Sunday Sept % at
the II O'Clock morning worship.
Bishop Al!cyn is one Of the dis
tjnguished delegates to the Ecu
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been seen dining the night be-
fore by a friend.
Funerl services WE'RE held on
Friday night az the Levy and
Delaney Funeral establishment
iii New York. A large number Of
lTew York friends attended.
There were several Boston rel
atives present and also Pref,
william Valentine, principal Of
the Bordertown school, and
rearly all the fellow teachers Of
tie sister, including former BoS-
tonian, Hiss Birdie Bird. Solo
Isl was Mrs Lola Wilson HAYES
2. other 3ostonian. The Boston
relatives who offended were Dr.
aired P Russell and his daugh-
ter, Miss Inez Russell who were
in Bermuda visiting relatives
when notified OF the death. The
Continued on Page Four
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ten picture is rejected"
Executives of Screen Guild
snd Somerset Pictures, me.
Monday 10 confer on steps to
appeal the censor boards deci
SION.
plans to open the picture in
Atlanta, Ga, the home of the
ku Klux Khan, are now under
considera ion" Jones said.
Whether Or not we win through
in Virginia we will not deWate
from our intention of putting
THE Burning Cross" on the
screens Of the Southern
States"