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Still, He Likes Kromer's Come

The old master the odays crop likes
Frank Parker but doesn't rate him Ewod Cooke
ground strokes but inspiration Muloy
but uncertain temperament Schroeder considers
of the interesting promising
period Billy Tabert the
and Muoy
II cannot take that type game seriously looking
another Bulge Vines" he comments.
Segura is coorful Fakenburgs lopsided
Hebe F1am not progressing something
In the pan.
The only youthful American attributes
absolutely rscass player in the making according Tden
the whose brains he beat earlier,
Jack is another ELY game
and like the Vines either unbeatable right
pushover when he's hole
which was materially plugged during the 194 campaign service
and magnificent plenty competition
against master like outstanding
to become their equal in the long
Evening star., 1948-01-16

coughed during volley.
II fear that Mr. Kramer carried by his youth and
scany knowledge reors Tden I'm the 192 besides Billy and
myself there only Richards Williams Brooke Patterson Ku-
Shini Colbert de Morpgo Aonso Norton Anderson
Wallace Johnson, Niles
would amateurs him.
self the majority of whom would have smeared him WELL
Eco of Youth Is No Incentive
This Tden at his causc. Continuing And with
have overlooked Coche,
Lacoste Vines Crawford Bulge Hennessey Lott
Soefen Sidney Wood Junior Coen and
Tabert collection look pretty SICK
ut considered opnionand also that of most quail
fed judges who old enough remember theh the class
number Of great players in the 192 and 3Os considerably above
that OF the present Only the great armchair critics like Perry
Jones' Walter Pate and Mercer Beasey otherwise
If wants to faint line the situation him
Perry
myself loose present day
va, And now for the payof punch, the citncher.
Kramers attitude apparently quite typical youth
many fields shows such appalling history
such lack appreciation of established
think what the future will bring from todays kids Perhaps this
the usual aging generations drepect youth
has always seemed great
past and from the marks made by
for in pursuit Kramer and the rest of the rising
youngsters have incentive but their
short of greatness ."
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this program her best adjectives
ana will be present if possible.
We hope all Medford will be
present to put it over the top.
News of the recent recital next
Week. The Community Center
Carnival was held Friday of this
week. We hope to give you a
complete report next week. The
Box Social has been postponed
until a later date. A large and
happy gathering attended last
weeks Teen-Age Canteen which
featured dancing. On April Q, a
Spring Fashion Show will be pre-
senter at the Center by the Junior
Matrons. We understand some of
our young men will be on display
for hungry Leap Year lassies.
However, in general, the ladies
will hog the spotlight with the
old and new look. And Medford
has some beautiful ladies to serve
as models, as you'll agree. Con-
gratis to Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Smith on the arrival of a baby
daughter. Ed is a member of
the Medford Police Force. Mrs.
Henrietta Smith and Miss Ida
Lewis recently enjoyed a class re-
union in East Boston where they
were treated royalty. Mrs. Eliza
beth Oliver recently enjoyed q
visit among relatives and friends
in Chicago and Cleveland. Hospi-
tai Dietician Portia Digger visit
ed relatives last week. The Duk-
es Club, composed of up and COM
ing progressive young men Of the
community have unanimously
voted to join the proposed Med
ford Citizens Committee. MIR.
Paul Alves and Mr.. William
Wright, Jr., have been appointed
by the club as delegates. So now
the Church, the Lend-A-Hand,
and the Dukes are waiting replies
from the other organizations
contacted. We've got to get going
folks, so send in your letters. On
April 10, five local girls will be
confirmed in white at st. Rap
haels. They are Marie Josey,
Doris Rodericl1s, Henryce Hou-
ston, Mary Paris, and Mary
Campbell. The community ex-
presses sorrow at the passing of
Mrs. Myrtle Channer, wife of the
Rev. David Channer who is re-
ported quite i'll at this time.
Thanks to all our well wishers
and keep on sending the news.
And a Medford youngster says
he has bicycle for sale cheap.
Contact this column.
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Gently returned as missionary,
The Young Peoples Hour was
devoted to an enthusiastic out
line of methods of evangelism by
Elder North of New York, Elder
Nash Of lancaster, Mass, and FL
der Davis of Boston.
The Pastor, T. L. Davis, deliy-
cred an inspirational evngelistic
message Sunday mite, March IA.
on the subject Behold the
Lamb. Marvellous was the mast
cry with which this subject was
presented. Next Sabbath, March
20, which closes the young peo-
pies week Of prayer. the theme
will be The Last Day OF the
Great Feast Sunday night,
March 81, THE Changing Tide
of Human Emotion" The Young
Peoples Choir under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. Miriam Hemsley will
furnish the music. Come, hear
this man Of God who under the
inspiration Of the Lord speaks
out of the mouth of God.
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BEREA 9TH DAY
ADVENTIST CHURCH
712 Shawmut ave
n r, nux,se Rg;nixtaw

Berea Church was truly bless
ed SABBATH, March 10, as Elder
Nash told Of the wonderful DEM
onstration Of the spirit of God
upon the hearts Of the natives Of
Africa from which he has re-
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COMMUNITY CHURCH
Jordan Hall

Civil Liberties! Fact or Fic-
tion?" will be discussed by How
ard Fast, noted author, at Com
munity Church, Sunday, Mrch
q at 1890 Am. Mr.. Fast has
gained nation wide acclaim for
his books which have ploughed
deeply into the American past.
They include, Citizen Tom
Paine, @The American, Free
dom Road, The Unvanquished1,
1.-THE Last Frontier, Conceived
in Liberty, ''Place in the City,
Patrick Henry and the Frigate's
Keel, Mr.. Fast, member of the
National Board Of the Joint Anti
Fascist Refugee Committee, was
recently indicted for contempt
Of Congress" for not giving what
the Thomas Committee on I'M
American Activities called salts
factory, answers. He has appeal
led.
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evening. Rev. Moody had to re-
turn to Hartford before the con-
clusion OF the second week Of
service. The remainder Of the
second week services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Lawson and 9TH
ers from Andover-Newton Sem
mary. The Pilgrim Chorus led
by Miss Dorothy Bracy brought
the message In song. The choir
under the direction OF Mrs. Al
|berta @. Valentine win render
the cantata @The Message Of the
Cross on Thursday evening,
March rs with Miss Gladys Gray
as ydoiinist. Baptism will be
held on Good Friday, the 26th.
The Youth Fellowship under the
leadership of Mr.. Walter Car
rinYgton will conduct the sun
rise service at Z o'clock on Eas-
ter, March %. Following the
service the Reapers Club will
serve breakfast at the Parish
House. The choir will render
special music on Palm Sunday
and Easter. - Wilbert A. Ellis,
Jr., has returned home to Ever
EFT having recently zecome an
ex-Service man. The funeral of
Mr.. Thomas c. Ridley was held
at the church on Tuesday, the
Reyerends Lawson and Jackson
officiating. He is survived by his
wife, four sons and three daugh-
tiers. MIR. Ridley was native
of Virginia and on coming to-
Maiden a number of years ago
became its leading furniture
mover in the more recent years
conducted USED Furniture"
shop. Mrs. Mary Steward Of
Rockdale ave, Peabody, was TAX
en- seriously i'll on Friday evening
and was removed to the hospital.
Mrs. Emma Desmond Sneed con-
tinues quite i'll at the home, Sum
nyside ave, Everett. In the first
elimination Basket Bali contest,
Saturday, the 18th, between
Charlestown Methodist and En-
manuel Intermediates, Emman-
uel won. Score: Emmanuel SO,
Charlestown Methodist IS.
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! BILLIE'S :
Worcester Joffinqs
Telephone News TO 4-s6O2
Telephone News TO 1902

HELLO FOLKS - On Monday
evening, March Is, in Friend
ship Room at 90 Elm st., Mr..
Raymond NORM, Worcester Tel
egram Music Critic, lectured to
one hundred and fifty people,
members Of the Inter-racial
Council and friends on "Colored
American Music" and the part
colored composers have con-
tributed to the world OF music.
Some of the hignlights Of
has sidetracted many students
from more important service
they could render their race by
composing great music. Music
Is a common ground where all
races can meet and understand
each other. Music has no creed
nor color and the colored mu-
stefan has not used this tremend-
Gus power to Its full capacity.
Minstrel shows are subservient
TO a true understanding and are
not a part or a product of race
music. Also that the Spirituals
are actually the plantation songs
Of the deep South which Steph-
en- Foster and Dvcrak stole. Mrs.
Blanche Fisher, soprano Ben
tamin Walker, Mr.. Henry Mon
roe, pianiSts, and the choir of
John S. Baptist Church furnish
ed the music. The choir was un-
der the direction of Mrs. Gerold-
Inc Brisbane, organiSt. Mr.. Nor
in, a member of the Council,
presented his lecture for the
Council. - On April 7, the Coun-
Gil will present a young pianist,
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a native of Worcester, In Horti-
cultural Hall, in the person of
David Karlofaky who is a stu
dent at one OF our High Schools.
David was intent listener to Mr..
Morin,s talk.
John st Church had program
at 3 o'clock where Mrs. Rogers,
wife of Rev. Rogers, sang.
Mrs. Ruth Morris of Boston,
a talented young woman who re-
cent ly turned evangelist,
preached at Zion Church Sunday
afternoon. Miss Morris revealed
a very pleasing soprano voice
and it wouldn't surprise me If
at some time she had done con-
cert work. The Pilgrim Chorus
from Boston gave some won
derful renditions and it really
did your heart good to see a
group of young men and women
sing the way they did. The
young man at the piano was
really great. He played in the
style of Eddie Duchin and
frankie Carl, also b. = his
bass voice with the chorus.
The Daughters a., Grams
held a st. Patrick Day Party at
their headquarters on Highland
st., March IS, at which little
Margo Smothers and Felscia
Newman made a hit with their
dancing. These little terpsicor-
cans are destined to become ia
nous.
Keep in mind the Atomic
Clubs Fashion Show on April 8.
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CAMBRIDGE

UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
$50 Main Street
Req. w. MnrDtn Gibson, Pastor
SUNDAY, MARCH T.
$3.50 m Church School.
1o:30 a m - Worship Service
Subject Knowing the Jesus
of MatchleSs Spiritual Power"
800 p m Young Peoples
Service.
1880 p m = Worship Service.
Sermon by the pastor.
MASS. AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH
Cor. Norfolk & Hampshire SITS.
Req. A. Roger Williams, Pastor
SUNDAY:
1915 a m Morning Worship.
1880 p m Sunday School.
There will be no evening
services and missionary service.
FRIDAY:
300 p M Prayer Meeting.
Musical Janlberee at church,
March Is at 8 p m. Admission
Sos. Patron tickets 75c.
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GRANT A. M. E. CHURCH
135 Vernon Street
Rev. I. E. CrumIin, Pastor

- - - - N~@tNA@@es = ~-~SNA
TRANSPORTATION of Jesus, was
the Pastors theme last Sunday
morning. Mrs. Mary Hill, soloist.
Rev. Daniel Smith, visitor. A
Musical Tea will be sponsored hy
Stewardess Board No. 2 Sunday
Mrch 81, at $3.50, Mrs. Edith Rob-
erts, president. Naomi Court Of
Heroine Jericho viii observe
their Thanksgiving Services
Palm Sunday evening at 7::SO
Pm. Communion breakfast will.
be held Easter Sunday morning
at 300 Am. by the Consistory of
the Masonic Lodge. Or. T. e. A.
McCurdy, Deputy, Brother Cleo
Wooten C. M. Chief. Miss Maude
Smith, hrs. Catherine jackson
and Mrs. Estelle Crumlin, Mrs.
Ethel Chisholm are on the sick
list.
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PALM SUNDAY AT
ST. CYPRIAN'S

There is a warm welcome for
all at S. Cyprian's Sunday when
the music fitting for the day viii
be sung, Especially noteworthy
viii be the singing of Sir John
Stainer's CrucifixIon by the choir
Of men and boys at the 7.SO p m
service under the direction Of FL
wyn Barrow, Choirmaster and
lOrganist.
Palm Sundays Program is as
follows:
At 7:30 a. M: Prelude, Hosan-
nah, Wachs; Choral Commun
ion Service, Shipper; offertory
Anthem, 1.-THE Palms." Faure
Fellowship Choir Postlude,
Laudanus, Buxtehude.
At II a. M: Prelude, "Hosan-
nah" Wachs: Ferial Service:
Beneddcite, Custallce; Benedic-
|tus, Monk; Anthem, The Kings
Welcome, Whitehead; offertory
Solo, The Palms" Faure. sydney
Blackman, baritone; Postlude,
Chorals, Karg Ebert.
At 7::3O p. M. "TEE cRUCI-
|FIxIoN. Cantata by Sir John
stainer. Elmer Harrell, tenor:
John Bianci, baritone.
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HOLY WEEK SERVICES
AT ST. AUGuSTINES

Palms viii be blessed and dis
tributed and procession be-
fore the 9 o'clock High Mass on
Palm Sunday morning, March 81.
Ministers of the High Mass will
be the Rev Paul Wessinger,
SSJE, celebrant; the Rev. Ar
thur NJ. Cooper, deacon; and
Harold L. Wright, sub-deacon.
Palm Sunday evening, st. Au-
cuisines Young Peoples Fellow
ship will have as their guest
speaker the Rev. Thomas A..
Bridges, rector of st. Chrysos-
TOMS Church, Wollaston, first
speaker in a course on the Apos-
ties Creed his subject, Il Be-
lieve in God the Father Almighty
Creator. Young people are In
vited at 6 p m Tea viii be
served.
Maundy Thursday, March rs,
there will be a sung Mass and
Holy Communion at Z a m and
procession of the Blessed Sacra-
ment to the Altar Of Repose.
Holy Hour devotions will be re-
cited at 8 D m.
On Good Friday 9 a m there
viii be Veneration of the Cross,
etc; three Hours Devotion on the
Sacred Passion. ~ noon to 8
B m. Rev. Father Thomas, SSJE,
Of the Church of st. John the
evangelist, preacher.
During Holy Week, Monday
through Friday service at 8.
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FIRST A. nj. E. CHURCH
(Old Charles st. Congregation
Elm Hill Ave. & Warren Street
Roxbury
SUNDAY SERvIC
Rev. o. W. II. Childers, Pastor

1O1DuEy
Rev. O. w. III. ChiIderS, Pastor
PALM SUNDAY SERVICES
The morning worship will be
at 1G:45 o'clock.
Professional by three vested
choirs, the Senior, Junior and
Gospel. The guest preacher will
be professor John M. Ratcliff,
dean of the School OF Religion at
Tufts College. Miss Amanda
Kemp Of the Boston Conserva-
tory of Music will be the seloist.
Palm branches win be blessed
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and distributed to the congrega-
tion while the choirs sing 1.-THE
Palms"
At $3.50 p m the Senior Choir
win have its fifth annual Palm
Sunday recital when Angelyn De
Vaughn, contralto, accompanied
by Robert Everett, will be pre-
scented. This will be a real treat
to all music lovers.
At 7:45 p m the pastor will
deliver the sermon on the topic
How Jesus Met the Problems of
Life"
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NAL Den

EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH
Req. Earl Wesley Larson, Pastor
A stirring message was deliv-
cred by Rev. Robert A. Moody
as the last one OF his eyangelistic
sermons. Rev. Lawson continued
the evangelistic message in the
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81,
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OPEN SUN. I TO 8 PM.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeost.

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TAKOMA PARK

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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAhp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

BETHESDA-2h acres on old estate, en-
yond description An extremely lge. iv
rm. with stone frepl., also firepl. in mas
ter bedrm. Picture windows overlooking
wooded knoll Three-car garage, gar
den and guest cottage. $4,000. EARL
T. WRIGHT, WI. 5000; ewes, Hu. 1898,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-31
WEST IANHAM HILLS

Under $4,000; asbestos shingled bunsslow;
on lot so by 10; 4 rooms and tiled bathI
finished attic with dormer windows, oil
heat: close to busline. To inspect, call MI,
Holland WA 1857. CHAPMAN REALTY
70 Realtors RE 33l6 II