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nominees be elected as submitted
by the committee.
The new officers will be install
led at the regular meeting in
May.
Principal Earl E.. Hamilton and
G. Sam B. Curry were appointed
by the president to conduct an
audit of the organizations books
in preparation for the closing of
the present school year.
Merville Rosarn, who headed a
committee that attended the last
meeting of the county school
board, reported on the ansuccess-
full attempt to change the name
of the school to Truman Avenue
Elementary School,. Mr.. Rosam
said that another attempt will be
made to have the board consent
to the name change. s.
Refreshments were served in
the hall downstairs at the. conclu-
sion of the meeting.
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Certificates
GiUe,, students
AT Sd,, Carlos /.

Last Tuesday, April IL. an in
ssteresting program was held in
San Carlos Institute. in which
lcloser relations of friendship and
understanding were tied be-
tween the United States and
Cuba.
Certificates of achievement in
the knowledge Of the Spanish
Language were presented to
eighteen students of the Adults
Department. e
!. The special Spanish lessons in
San Carlos Institute, which is
supported in Key West by the
Cuban government, are well re-
,ceived by those interested in
mastering conversational Spanish.
I. The program, mainly conduc-
ted in Spanish. was as follows:
My Country. Song and accom-
panifnent. r. .%
Introduction: The Pan Ameri-
can Ideal in San Carlos Institute
by Spanish instructor Miss Be.
nildes Remond. \
: Words OF Recognition" by
student Mrs. Gladys r. .Willing,s
ia Nina de Guatemala" Poem
OF Jose MART recited by student
Kathleen Watkins. i.
/ /, CELTIC Lindo," Mexican song
by student Mariposa Hayes in
duet; with Miguel Mariscal. :
; My Spanish Studies by stu
dent Jessie Watkins.
Los Dos Principles" Poem by
San Carlos pupil Miguel Mariscal.
. Thanks. BY student Margaret
Farris.
Presentation of Diplomas by
the President of San Carlos In
stitute Mr.. Pablo Fernandez.
Remarks about the Spanish
Language. Closing address by
Secretary of San Carlos DR.. Jose
c. Sanchez.
American and Cuban National
Anthems.
Students to whom certificates
were awarded:
End. Year--Kathleen Watkins,
Jessie Watkins, Carrie May
Nichols, Clara Mae Kranich, Ar
CELIA ". Olivia.
LIST. Year--Gladys Pratt Will
ing, Margaret Farris, Anne H.
Becker, Helen Louise Call, Marie
H.. Frakes, Florence Void, Louise
M. Miller, Theo Vickery, Margie
M. Gonna, Lee Albert, Mariposa
Hayes, Wilma Christi Mason,
Marga Wagenseil.
After the Easter vacation ad.
ditional Spanish lessons will be
given at San Carlos School, start
ing on Tuesday, April 10, at 3:15
p. m: Also lessons win be re-
sumed next Monday, April 10, at
~ G. G. s. u. S. o.,Saint Mary
Parish Center, 1921 Duval street
at 1880 p m.
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Hall Infant
Dies In Miami

Robert Henry Hail. s weeks,
died yesterday morning in Mia
mi.
Funeral services viii be held
Friday at 4 p. m. at the graveside.
Rev. J. B. Reid will officiate.
Burial win be In the family plot
in city cemetery.
Lopez Funeral Home in in
charge OF arrangements.
Survivors, parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin Neal Hall: brother,
Morton Hall.
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Beta Omega And Musicians Local 2O2
Co-Sponsor Beach Dedication Dance

peared Sylvia Baker. Josephine
James, Madge Anderson and Ru-
by Crawiey. A Book Review on
Green Light BY Lloyd Douglas
was given by Ida Gellfich.
The Chapter aflnounced that
they win co-sponsor a 2 l-2 hour
Civic Dance at the dedication of
the County Beach on Sunday,
April II.
This dance is given in conjunc-
ton with the Musicians Local I202
Radio and Transportation Fund
allotment, and Is open to the
general public with no admission
charge.
The next meeting of the Chap
ter viii be April %.
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Beta Omega Chapter Of Beta
Sigma Phi held their fourth
meeting Monday, Aril II al Q p.
m- at the Stone, Methodist
Church Annex. President Dolce
Curry opened the meeting with !
business session, and then intro
duced Ruth Larson as the new
vice-president, appointed to the
vacancy created by the resigna-
ton of Mary Sellers spottsw0od.
Betty Saunders was appointed
Chairman of the Program Com
mitfee. g
Gwendolyn james conducted
an interesting program on poise
and charm, which was composed
of illustrative skits in which APP
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Johnson. Patricia and Rose Marie
Yates win do their own version
o. The Easter Parade" ali dress
ed up IN special frocks and bon
nets By . vocal trio number call
ed Now h the Hour" accompaii-
ed by the piano BY Miss cleora
Roberts.
These dances were formally
held II So. Paul's Parish Hall by
the Young People Service League
bat were discontinued during the
Lenten season. In order TO help
keep the Teenagers together and
occupied. Mr.. and Mrs. Myrtland
Gates were asked 90 sponsor the
Tsenage Dances during the past
few weeks. However. after East
er. the Young Peoples Service
League Of So. Paul's will resume
their Friday night dances in the
Parish Hall.
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Calendar of Euel,,ts

THURSDAY, April 18th
American Legion Auxiliary,
regular bi-monthly meeting
at Post Home, Stock Island,
8 %. m. -
FRIDAY, APRIL Is
Community. Singers, Special
Good Friday Performance,
The Cfucifixion, First Meth
.odist Church, 8 PM.
SUNDAY, APRIL II 70
Formal Opening of Key West
Historical and Art Museum,
Martello Towers. 800 p. m.
Formal Opening, New County
Beach, 800 p. m.
Key West High School Band,
New County Beach 3:l5 p. m.
Easter Program, USO-YMCA
Patio, 900 PM.
TUESDAY, APRIL 49, *
All-Day Meeting of Key Wesi
Assembly No. IS, Order of
the Rainbow Girls. Beginning
at $50 AM. School Of In.
struction and Study Glass,
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Winning BowIers Betty Hartman And
Lmciiie BIais Bring Home The Bird

ccs Gamer and Viola Bzullak.
The roasting chickens were
awarded as prizes by the USO
Noes % the winners Of the Navy
Wives Easter Bowling Tourna-
fneni. Bowling League Manager
Vera Wood and uSO Noes Di-
rector Eileen coughlin were
scoreleepers.
Through the cooperation of
Welfare and Recreation Officer
Joseph Kerwin. the Naval Sta
tion Alleys will be kept open for
seven more weeks of Bowling
for Navy Wives until the end Of
May. An Navy wives are invited
20 join in on this end-of-season
play. Alleys are always available
ior beginners.
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Mfa8 8aftman and Leslie blais
4tNnIE 8la naf expHCt o. 50
tWH NftN fNHif fauiillrN' evening
N4 aalsig a. ket under their
a ell1n usef made t9i and
So FNH8M NWulF e. winners ~
n na4s Misss Easter Bowling
nnaesri las Tuesday Morn
NF haf iisaft shat they Dad.
rs hafNNlaflN Wefg z Zoe bet
81 Netman an6 Q fuF Lucille
~ ana uaNg ts.pped all compet'
49, ana llsHY tuplsd 81 cuinpe-
s - thF fhfra-uamr play.
NHAN hantifap talWleFH included
lsMrF nrfnl.i,is. Enid House.
Nltsfa Mfiean Wanda Slower.
tat@Ne MGGufr Ners Wood.
nisifns fsyiul. Dra Holt FRAN
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sl'ews; o'Neal Adams: Leland
Archer; William v. Albury, Jr.,
Ernest J. Avila; Andrew NJ. Ro-
dfleuex; Jimmy Register: Bernie
G Papy. a.: Mr. and Mrs. Archie
\ Potter: John Lewis Day; Ker-
mat Roberts. Andre Mumford, Joe
Lowe: Hector Castillo; Alfred
Lowe; Richard Daniel Sawyer;
Albert PARA: Ralph Henriquez;t
Charles Park: Hello Gomez; Ray
mond Delgado: Harold Haskins;
Thomas Swicegood; Bin Clifton.
Hector Castillo and Andrew
Mumford entered college last
February. Hector Is majoring in
ForeiRn Trade and Andre in Ar
chitecture.
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Record Set At
PIT. A. Count
OF Parents

One OF the largest number OF
parents ever to represent single
class at a regular meeting of the
Division Street School Parent
Teachers Association was record
ed at the session Tuesday night.
A large turnout Of fathers re-
suited in a total of As points being
registered for the second grade
class taught by Mrs. Yulee Jones
during the count of parents pre-
sent The presence of a father at
"a PIT. A. meeting counts two
points for the class of which his
child is a member. Al mother, the
parent usually attending the
most meetings, is allowed only
one point.
Running close second was am
other second grade class, Mrs. Lee
ota Somers group with a total
of 49, points.
Among the first grade classes,
the one taught by Mrs. Mary
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gado; auditor, Miss Rita Pinder;
Board member, Mrs. Roland Gou-
let. -
Plans were. made for a buffet
supper to be held on the hospital
grounds on May 8. TIE Business
and Professional Women's Club
will be co-sponsors of the buffet
supper. ..:.. Z.
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County Hospital Woman's Auxiliary
Elect Officers, Plan Buffet Supper

The Monroe County Hospital
Woman's Auxiliary held election
Of officers at its last Wednesday
afternon meeting with the fol-,
lowing results: President, Mrs.
4. Reginald Pritchard; LIST vice
president, Mrs. Edwin F.. Trevor;
2nd Vice President, Mrs. George
Lucas: secretary. Mrs. w. Earl
Julian; treasurer, Mrs. ]. J. Del
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forever Arnbef's" Author
At Casa Marina

Kathleen .Winsor, author of
ssForeyer Amber" and her third
husband, Arnold Krakower con-
tinue their honeymoon here at
the Casa Marina. They were mar
ried in Savannah, Georgia. They
started their honeymoon in Palm
Beach, but like everyone else
this Season, moved on to Key
West.
Whether it's just rest, fun,
beautiful. scenery or new plots
for historical novels Mr.. and Mrs.
Krakower are seeking, they're
sure to find it in Key West. J, ).
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Fisher Infant
Died Yesterday

Infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Louis Fisher died yesterday
morning in the u. S. Naval Hospi-
tai. !.
/. Funeral will be held this after
noon, with the Rev. G. Leon
Wells, Officiating.
!. Lopez Funeral Home is in
charge of arrangements J.
Burial will be in THE family
plot In City Cemetery. I.
Survivors, besides parents are
grandparents. Mrs. Ethel Bobbit
and r. H. Fisher.
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SprciaI Easter Program Al USO-YMCA
Palio On Sunday AZ 9:20 Pm.

YMcA Chorus directed by Miss
MARJORIE coburn. The Rev. Geo.
RAY OF the Baptist Church viii
give a Scripture Reading; kor-
leen wuebbolo will sing "The
Holy City" and Bonnie McQuis-
tan an ave Marie. The pro-
gram viii close with a Benedic-
ton by Chaplain Curtis.
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! CARD OF THANKS

Our sincere appreciation is ex-
tended neighbors and friends for
Kindness, and sympathy shown
and fof floral tokens of remem-
brance in the hours of anxiety
and bereavement occasioned by
the recent Illness and death of
our beloved one, the late Henry
Joseph Pierce. Your kind
thoughts and expressions will al
ways be remembered.
aprl4-lt THE FAMILY.
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EMPLOYMENT
CONTINUED From Page One

NCOHtInueu rrOnl FdSe kJneJ
and agricultural workers follow
ing in close succession.
The number of employers seek
ing workers shows a decrease
from the previous month follow
ing the usual seasonal pattern.
However, the Florida State En-
ploynlent Service received l4,847
rion-agricultural openings last
month. and still had a balance of
2.l36 untitled at the end of the
month.
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"A rIausl Raster program VII
- slra "A thr q y q. IN the
fM psiiu on EssteF Night
sg ASH ilth a go p. m.
p eN nris.is An invoeation ~
tAasin Cufts ~ thc US Gil
H2 NJ lnr8u Prayer by
# nnwem CFur; Send out
~ Aaahk wiu ~ done BY the
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Sweeting led with 10 points; bliss
Marjorie Roberts class was VIC.
torious in the third grade with IS
points, the total also registered
by Mrs. Stuart Writings class IN
the fourth grade. T,Fs'' ~
Miss Francis cochran,x class
won out on percentage iH ire sth
grade. Among the sixth grade
classes, the one taught BY Mr..
Florence Mickler was deciarsl
the winner.
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the office Of County Judge Ray.
mond r. Lord by George Z.
Simkins. %. OF the u. S. Navy
and Beverly June Jcaes, Il, OF
1919 Margaret street
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Personal Mention,
The Wolkoffs Visit
Family In Ohio

Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.. Wolkoff of
1928 White Street left Key West
last week for visit to their daugh-
ter and grandchildren in cleves
land Heights, Ohio. Although
they expect to make quite an exz
tended visit with their family,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Shrader in Cles
veland Heights, they wish all
their friends here in Key West
q happy Easter and look forward
70 seeing them all when they re-
turn early in the Fan. ~
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The skeleton of the head in
early adult life consists Of %
bones--but the number is greater
in youth and smaller in old age.
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Boy Scouts Ieai
Go Into Camp',f
April z ToMsi.,

All Boy Scouts in Key West.
including the colored Scents. afe
going into camp on West Sam.
merIand Key on April - 20 z<th.
Tony Martinez was In to see
City Manager Ralph d. Spaldln8
today and arrange for = truck
to take the boys to the camp end
to bring them back. g
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Thomas Edison made his first
patent application in 1858 for an
electrical vote recorder.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
Thrifty Pot Roast

The bonnie Scotch lass has the
reputation of being much thriftier
than you or I. But there's little
doubt that she'd be impressed by
our three-way pot roast idea. With
simple bit of meat cutting in
your own kitchen you can get
three fresh cooked meals from
big round-bone pot roast. Buying
meat this way not only saves pen
MES but save shopping time as
well. Here's the way it's done:
Meal No. /.
From the round end of the roast
cut a piece to use for cubes OF
beef In a rich brown stew.
Tomato Herb Stew.
Beef cubes
Y Glove garlic
"a teaspoon marjoram
"a teaspoon thyme
/ can tomato puree
cup water
Flour and brown meat thor
oughly in hot lard. Sprinkle
generously with salt and pepper
Mince garlic and add to meat with
herbs, tomato puree and water
Stir we'll, bring to a boil. then
| turn heat low and simmer. covered
for g. hours. If desired, thicken
LIQUID with flour and water paste;
serve on hot boiled rice or noodles,
With the stew serve green peas
pineapple salad, hard rolls and cup
custard with, strawberry jam
topping.
Meal No. z.
Cut a piece from the center for
a chunky pot roast which will be
easy to prepare and just right for
carving. After the Toured roast
has been Drowned in little hot,
fat, add half cup of water for
braising. Then use one of the
following interesting seasoning
ideas talong with salt and pepper
to lend variety to your pot roast
meals: ]. 70 cup of horseradish
2. " cup sour cream .
3. cup crushed cranberry sauce
|. 1. Spicy sauce (3l2 teaspoons
curry powder, y teaspoon sugar.
-. S. Sour sauce (1a cup vinegar
q sliced onions. 2 bay leaves.
Cover and cook the roast on top
Evening star., 1949-10-23
Bethesdo-Lower Montgomery County
Tea Today for New|yweds;
Luncheon Given Yesterday

CORTLAND D. Ferguson, received
the guests as they arrived and
then they were taken to the rec
reation room. where gay Hallow-
cen decorations greeted them. The
girls ate and danced and listened
to the football games over the
radio and enjoyed Lucille's new
Victrola records.
Former Representative and
Mrs. Robert RamSpeck will give
series of small and very informal
parties during the next few weeks
| in honor of their daughter, Mrs.
FARRELL r. Dunson of Jacksonville,
who will be here for the next few
months with her small daughter
Gail.
Miss Betty Ramspeck. Mrs.
Dunson's younger sister, is doing
good bit of travelling during the
early fall. This week end she is
in Ithaca, N. Y, where she saw
the Cornell-Princeton, football
game yesterday and attended
some of the parties on the campus
following the game.
Earlier in the week Miss Rams
peck returned from visit in At
lanta and in La Grange, Ga.
Chaplain Cyril Best, recently
transferred to duty at the Naval
Communications Station in Wash
ington, and Mrs. Best are occupy
Evening star., 1949-10-23
Tropical Breakfast

To most families Sunday break
fast time Is leisure time, a meal to
be enjoyed with very special pleas
ure. And something very special
is often wanted to feature at Sun
day breakfast since it frequently
combines breakfast and lunch in
one meal. Why not adventure
with a brand-new combination
for Sunday breakfast in which
tropical fruit is served to accent
the more familiar breakfast items.
A really different Sunday break
fast combination is bananas pan
fried with ham and eggs. You
can cook all the items in one big
skillet so it is an easy breakfast
and yet the cooked banana flavor
is so festive that the combination
will be a real treat. Cooked ba-
nanas are new experience to
many people, but once tried, you
will often serve this tropical fruit
| hot.
Evening star., 1949-10-23

of the stove or in a moderate oven
(325' Fo for about 2l2 hours.
Pot roast is at its best when
served with whipped potatoes,
peas and orange slice salad. A
good dessert for this meal is choc-
'olate pudding topped with chopped
nuts
Meal No. 3.
With a sharp knife (and a
saucer under your hand for safe
tY. you can easily split the re-
naming piece of beef to make two
attractive Swiss steaks. In pre-
pairing braised steaks, first of all
pound a little flour into both sides
of the meat with the edge of a
heavy saucer. Then brown steaks
in hot fat in a heavy skillet. Sea-
son with salt and pepper and add
one cup of liquid-water, tomato
juice, or dilute canned soup. Cover
skillet and cook steaks for about
one hour over low heat. Thicken
gravy. if desired.
Here. are some delicious ways
to vary the flavor of braised
steak. To the liquid used for
braising, add one of the following:
1. "a cup Of ripe chopped olives
and 2 teaspoons chilli powder i. .
q. can of mushroom soup j..
3. Deviled sauce a teaspoons
lemon juice, teaspoon Worcester
shire sauce, tablespoons chill
sauce and l tablespoon grated
Onion).
Evening star., 1949-10-23
By liIIion Arthur

Col! and Mrs. A. I. Krynitsky
have sent out invitations to some
so or more of their friends to drop
in for tea this afternoon to meet
their son, DR.. John Krynitsky, and
Mrs. Krynitsky. his bride of few
weeks.
Col. and Mrs. Krynitsky will
receive with their new daughter
tn-law. and in the dining room
their daughter. Miss Fora Krynit-
sky, will serve tea and the good
things to eat for which Mrs. Kry-
nitsky is famous.
DR., and Mrs. Krynitsky were
married in the Russian Orthodox
Church in Stratford, Conn, anG
following their wedding there was
a reception at the home of the
brides sister. Mrs. Nina Belaief1
at her home in Stratford. They
now are in residenre in George
town.
Also on the social calendar of
the week end was the luncheon
yesterday in Kenwood, given by
Miss Lucille Ferguson for her
classmates at Mount Vernon Col
lege. Special guests of honor were
the new students in the first form
at Mount Vernon.
Miss Ferguson's mother, Mrs
Evening star., 1949-10-23

slowly about 8 minutes. turning
both bananas and ham frequently
to brown evenly. Carefully break
one egg at a time into a saucer
and slip into frying pan contain
ing bananas and ham. Fry over
low heat, about 3 minutes longer
or until eggs are set, the ham Is
Drowned and bananas are tender
. easily pierced with a fork
Two servings.
Variation. Bananas pan-frieo
with bacon and eggs: Bacon may
be used in place of ham, but
should be fried separately. Bacon
and cooked bananas make an ex.
cellent flavor combination.
Evening star., 1949-10-23

ing the home of Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Milton Miles in Ken
wood during their absence in
Europe.
Mrs. Miles father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles German,
who make their home with Ad-
miral and Mrs. Miles, are at the
present time visiting in Mon
mouth, Ill.
Miss Christine Lewis has come
from her home in Belmont. N. Y,
and she and Miss Margaret Mac
Gregor of Montgomery County
Public Health Service have pur-
chased a house on Harling lane
and will make their home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Morris are
entertaining at dinner today for
their house guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Meyer OF Buffalo and Dr.
and Mrs. George Lawrence of
Bayside. Long Island, who
attended the Pennsylvania Navy
football game in Philadelphia
yesterday with Mr. and Mrs.
Morris.
Evening star., 1949-10-23

BANANAS PAN FRIED WITH
HAM AND EGGS.
2 tablespoons butter or marga-
rine.
l. slice ham. cut Va to u inch
thick.
firm bananas.
2 eggs.
use all-yellow or slightly green
tipped bananas.
Heat butter or margarine in large
frying pan. Cut ham into 2 pieces
Peel bananas and place together
with ham into frying pan. Fry
, 1949-07-09
BASEBALL LEAGUE
RULES BROWNS,
GIANTS REPLAY

After two and a half hours
of heated discussion, umpire
ln-chief, Hezekiah Walcott, Of.
ficially announced that he had
quit the league position for
good, after the officials of the
other teams voted 80 that
the game be played over.
The rumpus started when
the unprecedented ruled the
Sundays game to the Giants
because of frequent stalling,
fading light and at one time,
the holding Of a discussion for
more than ten minutes. How
ever, in protest to this action.
the Browns submitted at least
five different points to justify
a replay of the game.
The Giants at the time in
dicated their willingness to
continue from the 10th inning.
when the game was ended, but
the ruling of the League stands
and they are required to ap-
pear to play tomorrow at $3.50
or the Browns will be credited
with the game by forfeit.
, 1949-07-09
Canon Swinson Under Fire
From Practitioners

A resolution indicating that
Canon j. Arthur Swinson, pas
tor of All Saints Church in st.
Thomas for more than thirty
years, was guilty of incompe-
tence and neglect of duty,
has been drawn up by agroup
OF Church members, and are
now being circulated among
the congregation for sigma
lures, according to Photo
News.
Among the charges against
Father Swinson were that no
financial reports had been SUBJ
mitted for a period of years,
and improvements had been
neglected, and that the pastor
had conducted church affairs
without calling meetings of
church committee which was
established to help in the con-