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Evening star., 1950-02-20
He Did Okoy With AIibhoi

than Your Host The son of Runnymede had won all
of his II 1921 picking up $15234 to top all
had three of the until the
current Santa Anita meeting when he racked up three straight
stakes victories
it's obvious California reports hopes high
for Your Host to Morvch fea The Derby in which
18th straight Morvchs the winners
circle despite of starts Your Host to be i'm
Shed no tears Mayer only
did he keep the colt in the family to speak, but he
So 1870 in pin money the breeder Derby
winner he did all right, apparently with Your Hosts
pappy Aibha He longer Aibha, but it's reported
that when the sold he brought s5ooOoo from Ken
lucky syndicate.
The kids the other day didn't hurt the old mans
the syndcates investment Abhai stud fee al
ready $5OO0 with book fa distinction believed shared
only by Bull Leaand Your Host adds the Kentucky to the
Santa Anita Derby it certainly isn't likely to be reduced
Few Unroced Stations Beget Winners
wins another he'll still have
than his daddy Alibhai imported by Mayer from
England went to the He bowed tendon and was
used strictly for stud purposes and with than couple
of 100000 winners he's of the best young stations OF all
time
It's uncommon for stallion that raced to be
cessu Abhai of the few exceptions OF course
he's got some pretty good Abhai by Hyperion
which the SIRE Others of the dam OF Citation
apparently thing of beauty with degree
of and crooked neck due to an injury received
weanng good looks questionable asset in thor
ougbred Assault had defoed foot also due to an infant
accident he became Triple Crown winner Coaltown
while may beautiful animal otherwise couldn't run as
2-year-old because of a throat construction
All Four Feet Are White
hopes debunk ancient prejudice Your Host
Those off the ground when he hit the
finish line at Santa you're horse, formerly
unacceptable if had as two white
feet There are versions the Bluegrass provrb
went like this:
white foot buy him;
white feet try him;
Three white feet, him.
Four white feet, cut off his
throw him to the crows"
Your Host is making this jingle out of date Jada
hasn't what it takes lot OF Cafornlans
will poorer, If wiser next Derby day.
Evening star., 1950-02-20

Goetz maker law of Louis B. Mayer Like
Norwich % Your Host isn't running for his breeder
When Mayer sold holdings year Your Host
for $4,000 and already watched the Abhai offspring win
$223,770 in 10
Movch who bred by A. B. Spreckels in California was
brought 1921 by William Carroll. Then Trainer Max
Hsch bought him 1000 Jamaica and later resod him
to Benjamin Block of Wall Street whose coors in
the 4 Derby And there's another parallel too Your Host
all the His class questioned by such Eddie
Arcaro against good colts >"
Veteran horSemen doubted Morvich ability the Derby
distance of mile and q
Evening star., 1950-09-10
Personalities and Impressions
McGuffey Reader Influence
Powerful Through Century

the StorehouSe of fables. stories,
notices and aphorisms, which
constitute the largest body of
ethical teaching he had except the
Bible, and the teaching of the
Bible was overlapped by that Of
the Readers"
Henry Ford, who admitted never
having gone beyond MCGuffey,S
Fourth Reader. restores Eilliafn
Holmes McG Guffey''s brit cs. had
+ it moved to Greeniiefd Village.
where ii Is a McGuffey Museum
was present at the dedication Of 81
monument at the site of McGuf-
fey's birth and was responsible for
the reprinting of the readers of
1851. which he distributed gem
orally.
Curator Writes Volume.
DIR. Harvey C. Minnich, curator
of the McGuffey Museum at Miami
University, Ohio, and dean emeri-
tus Of that educational institution
where, as a member of its faculty, l
McG Guffey did the most of his work
upon his. readers, is the author of
an authoritative volume, William
Holmes McGuffey and His Read
ers." 80 4
There are no descendants who
bear the McGuffeYs name. Five
McGuffey grandchfld ldFen. however, !,
attended the sesqiiiee ieentenniai eel
epration held byS the Nice Guffeyl
Societies in July, at Oxford. Ohio.
His descendants are William Mo-
Guffey Hepburn, dean Of the law
school at Emery University. Geor-
gia; Andrew Hepburn, New York
City; DR.. c. K. Hepburn. Indian
apolis;; Henriette Hepburn. teach
er. in Marshall College. Hunting-I
ton. w. Va. and Samuel Hepburn,
teacher in Palo Alto, Calf.
Mrs. William Holmes McGuffey |
Of 1908 N street NV, this city, |
who is familiarly known as Anne
Yago McGuffey, teacher of voice
work and singing, is the widow of |
the son of Alexander McGuffey. |
the compiler of the fifth and sixth
McGuffey Readers and the name
sake of his fathers brother. At
the time when Henry Ford was ac-
cumulating McGuffey memoram-
bilia for the McGuffey Museum att
Village. Mrs. McGuffey
gave him a picture of her father
in-law which was in her possess
sion and a daguerreotype of Will
nam Holmes McGuffey, the uncle
fol- whCm he was named.
Evening star., 1950-09-10
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Evening star., 1950-12-09
Mason Noble Fellowship
To Observe Anniversary

The Mason Noble Fellowship for
Men of the Sixth Presbyterian
Church will observe it's seventh
anniversary Sunday and Monday
having been organized December
Is, 1943.
On Sunday they will attend in
a body the morning church serv-
ice, after which the minister, the
Rev. Earle Franklin Fowler, with
the present and past presidents
will visit the grave in Rock Greek
Cemetery of the Rev. DR.. Mason
Noble, first minister of the church
and whose name they honor
placing thereon flowers taken from
the chancel of the church, put
there in his memory. with prayer
to be offered.
On Monday at 7:45 pm. the
Fellowship will observe its birth
day. having as it's guest speaker
the Rev. Herbert Stein-Schneldef
pastor of the French Protestant
Church, to be followed by the
election of officers. entertainment
and refreshments.
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turer. Members and guests of the
Wesley Glass will attend a
Christmas banquet Monday even
ing. Judge Bolitha J. Laws will
instruct the Pugh Glass. The
Mount Vernon Place Forum will
be addressed by Mr.. E. Raymond
Wilson of the Friends Committee
on National Legislation, who will
discuss new measures before the
Congress. Isabel Burger speaks on
Creative Play Acting for Chill
dren" to the Rustin Couples
Glass.
DR.. Samuel E. Burr will be the
guest teacher of the Harrison
Bible Glass, St. Luke's Methodist
and will discuss What Shall !
do With The Gospel" c. T.
Chandler will preside.
The Mizpah Class, Luther Rice
Memorial Baptist will be taught
by DR.. Page Etchison.
DR.. Arthur S. Devan will in
struct the members of the Golden
Circle Glass of Chevy Chase
Baptist Church. The annual
Christmas party will be held Fri
day at 9 pm. at 5000 Ritten-
house street NV.
The Rev. Idris Jones will bring
the lesson to the Vaughn Class
Calvary Baptist Church.
Mercie Creech, Dorothy Coz
and Leona Downs will be the
hostesses at a Christmas party Of
the Cleaners Bible Glass of Co.
Evening star., 1950-12-09
Special Announceme for District Churches

, Friends Committee on National
Legislation, will address the United
Nations group of the School Of
Christian Living tomorrow at 6
pm. His subject: The Friends
Viewpoint on the U. NJ"
Foundry Methodist-Dr. Fred
erick Brown Harris will preach at
II m. on God With U.s."
Mount Vernon Methodist-At 8
and 11:15 am. tomorrow DR.. Al
bert P. Shirley will preach on
God Is So DEPENDENT" On We'd
nesday the program will begin
with dinner at 6 pm, followed
by the devotional and song service
led by DR.. Shirley.
First Congregational-A sound
motion picture, THE Book for the
World of Tomorrow" will be
shown at First Congregational
Church, Tenth and G streets NV,
Sunday evening at 8 pm. DR..
Paige Etchison of the Washington
Bible Society will speak. At II am.
the Rev. Carl Heath Kopf will
preach on THE Daily Bread"
John Wesley AMEZ-Dr. John
Moreland of Charlotte, N. c., will
be the guest preacher at II am.
tomorrow. He is pursuing his
studies at Drew University for his
Phi. D. degree. His wife, Mrs.
Sallie H. Mooreland, is president
of Clinton College, Rock, Hill,
S. C.
Third Baptist-Dr. George o.
Bullock will preach on The Signs
of the Time" at II am. At $50
pm. the male chorus of the
Friendship Baptist Church will
render a program.
Evening star., 1950-12-09

West Washington Baptist-The
Rev. Charles B. Austin will preach
tomorrow at IL am. The Lords
Supper will be observed at 8 pm,
the topic is Gods Way of Sal
vation." On Tuesday, 8 pm.
brotherhood meeting. Guest speak
er. Colin Heath.
Augustana Lutheran-At pm.
tomorrow a Swedish advent high
mass will be celebrated. DR.. C.
Albert Lund, father of DR.. Wendell
Lund of this city, will preach on
Prepare Ye the Way!" The Rev.
Clarence T. Nelson announces the
second Sunday advent identical
services at $50 and II am. His
theme is Morning Cometh! -
Peoples Congregational The
annual observance of loyalty day
is on Sunday. In the morning
the congregation will be led in
acts of presentation of offerings
and pledges and an act of COM
mitment. The topic will be, Let
Us Choose Sides" The sound pic
ture, Second Chance" will be
presented at 6 pm. THE Life
and Letters of Paul" will continue
in the series of studies Thursday
night.
Chevy Chase Baptist-"What
Jesus Does For Us" will be the
subject at II am. of DR.. Edward
O. Clark.
Chevy Chase Methodist - A
Christmas pageant, "Tidings to
All People" with a cost of 40, un-
der the direction of Miss Dorothy
Strong. will be given at 8 pm
Sunday.
Brookland Baptist-A religious
sound film will be presented at
Evening star., 1950-12-09
Continues Advent Sermons

Dr.. L. Ralph Tabor. pastor OF
Luther Place Memorial Church
will present the second in series
of four advent sermons at 9 and
III am. tomorrow. The sermon
will be The Mastery of Success"
The director of Luteran World
Action for the United Lutheran
Church, the Rev. Dr.. Frank
Brown, will speak at the youth
meeting at 1856 Jackson place NV
at 6 pm. He will review the work
of Lutheran World Action in the
postwar years and tell of his re-
cent trip to Europe for>his organ
ization. A supper will follow.
Evening star., 1950-12-09

pm, entitled, The Guiding Star" "
In the morning the Rev. w. B.
Hurlburt will preach on Light
and Life"
North Carolina Avenue Meth
Odist-Dr. Earl H. Furgeson, pro-
fessor of homiletics. practical
theology and worship Of Westmin-
ster Theological Seminary. will be
the guest preacher at 10:45 am.
tomorrow.
Cleveland Park Congregational
"A Lantern to Our Footsteps is
the subject of DR.. Alfred Hurst at
IL am. tomorrow.
Congress Heights Baptist-At
the brotherhood meeting Monday
at 8 pm. a report will be given
on the new building plans. The
Training Union Planning Confer
ence will be held at 7:30 pm. Fri
day.
Mount Zion Methodist-The
Rev. j. D. Foy will preach at II
am. on Overcoming Fear A
Christmas program will be pre-
sented at 8 pm. by the Women's
Society of Christian Service.
French Protestant-The text of
the sermon of the Rev. H. Stein
Schneider at the meeting at St.
Johns Church on Lafayette
Square, will be the passage OF
John ga: "Et la Paque, Ia fete
des Juifs etait proche."
River Terrace Chape1-Dr. r.
M. Charles will continue his dis
cussions on St. Peter the topic
being, incentives to Christian
Living"
Calvary Baptist - C. Lloyd
Bailey, associate secretary of the
Evening star., 1950-12-09
Lincoln Congregational

At the services of Lincoln Con-
gregational Temple Sunday morn
ing. DR.. Robert w. Brooks will
speak on "On Facing the Right
Direction" How are we to know
this direction? How may it be-
come desirous? And how it may
be attained? These are some of
the questions to be discussed In
the sermon. Holy communion will
be observed.
In the Mems Brotherhood at
1915 am, Claude G. Young will
discuss "a United Fellowship"
Evening star., 1950-12-09
Albright Memorial Church

The Rev. George E. Schnabel
pastor of Albright Memorial Evan
gelical Church, will continue his
series of sermons on Gods Love
in Frustrated World" at II am
Sunday, with the subject Miracles
of Love in Action" At 7 pm
his subject will be THE Rules OF
the Game" The young people
will have the leadership of this
service.
On Wednesday at $50 pm. will
be a congregational Christmas
dinner.
Evening star., 1950-12-09

lumbia Heights Christian Church
on Wednesday, at 8 pm.
The Burial Glass will be taught
by the Rev. w. S. Abernethy
pastor emeritus of Calvary Bap-
tist Church.
The Alpha C. E. Alumni Council
of the National City Christian
Church will hold it's Christmas
party for Central Union Mission
children Friday. at. 7 pm.
Forrest and Betty Warner will
be the hosts for the Christmas
party Saturday for the Mr.. and
Mrs. Glass, Ninth Street Christian
Church.
The Clyde Kelly Glass, Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church, will
have DR.. Felix Morley discuss
The United Nations"
j. H. Ingram will teach the
Templemen's Glass, Temple Bap-
tist Church.
Evening star., 1950-12-09

Christian Womens Fellowship
presiding. Others who will take
part in the program are: Miss
Mary Cutlip, Mrs. Ralph Frame
and Miss Marie Meyers.
Following the special program
of the women, the congregation
will take part In a Service OF
Dedication in the annual observ-
ance of Pledge Day.
Evening star., 1950-12-09
Bishop O. }. Hart Guest
OfSt. Johns Churchmen

The Right Rev. Oliver j. Hart
Bishop of Pennsylvania, will speak
to the Mems Club of st. Johns
Church, Lafayette Square. Tues
day at 8:15 pm. in the parish hail
819 Sixteenth street NV.
Bishop Hart was rector OF st
Johns Church from 1884 to 1910
preceding the present rector, the
Rev. c. Leslie Glenn.
Evening star., 1950-12-09

A. Saunders OF
New York City,
missionary to
the Philippine
Islands on fur
lough, as guest
speaker.
The service
W i'll be in
charge of the
c h + i S t i a n
Women's Eel
lowship of the
church W i t h
Mrs. H. A.
lowers, presl-
Evening star., 1950-12-09
Purdue Officials to Speak

DR.. Frank c. Hockema. vice
president and executive dean of
Purdue University. and Etheridge
B. Baugh, executive secretary of
the schools alumni association,
will address a group of alumni and
friends at 3 pm. tomorrow in
Chevy Chase, Md. The meeting
will be at the home Of James M.
Gongwer, 101 Aspen street.
Evening star., 1950-12-09

The meetings, which will be d
Christmas Carol and Hymn Sing
Is under the auspices of the Meth
odist Preachers Meeting of Wash
ington.
More than 10000 members of
choirs of these churches will par
ticipate.
Evening star., 1950-12-09

y IL z 3 u Z D
speaker at a
rally or men,
berS OF Metho-
dist Churches
OF the Wash
in G ton East
and West Dis
t rlc is at y
O'Clock tomor-
row night at
C. o n S t / t u =
tion Hall. HIS
SUBJECT Will be
THE Prince OF
Peace and Our
nou
Evening star., 1950-12-09
Pukiston Group Formed

The East Bengal (Pakistan)
Civil Liberties League, first OF its
kind to be formed there. expresses
alarm at "curtailment Of civil
liberties for party ends"
Evening star., 1950-12-09
Rev. L. S. Saunders Guest
At Womun's Duy Service

The annual Woman's Day OBJ
serVance will be held in the Ninth
Street Christian Church on SUM-
day morning, with the Rev. Louis
Evening star., 1950-12-09
Orqonized Bible Glasses
By Dr.. Poqe Etchison

James R. Sleeth will discuss
Paul, the Christian" with the
Waugh Methodist, Omega Class.
Trinity Methodist Church Mems
Evening star., 1950-12-09
Dr.. Eddy Asiryatham
Will Address Rally

DR.. Eddy Asirvatham, of Ma
dras, India. professor of Missions
and Christian International Rela-
tions at Boston University, will be
Evening star., 1950-12-09
class Will De
t a u G h t b y
Herbert H. Nc
Murray.

DR.. William
Haggerty will
L e S u m e his
teaching of the
Fellow Workers
Glass, M o u n t
Vernon Pl a C e
Methodist. The
SuSannah WeS-
ley Glass will
h a V S S u e
1yarr 90 l0n
Evening star., 1950-12-09
Apru Jrrl1saIrnt
(Swedenborgian'

(SwedenborgianD
The Church of the Holy City
10th St. Above @ NV.
REV. WILLIAM F. WUNSCH, Minister
1000 a.m.-Church School.
1918 am-Adult Bible Glass.
11:00 am-Morning Worship
THE LORD COMES TWICE TO U.s."
500 pm-DiscuSslon Group
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-06-03
LIBERTY SQUARE PROJECT

l have before a report of the Housing Authority
of the city of Manu. T. Knight executive director dated
May 1st 1t makes interesting reading and gives facts
ming the operation of the Liberty Square Projects
slum clearance and Public Housing.
Says the report
eve submit the above chart showing the exact sta
tus of the 972 units in the Liberty Square Projects Zone
unit is set aside for community for instructions in home
economics housekeeping, etc., We call your attention to
the fact that 500 units in this Project occupied by fam
lilies with incomes of 1900 year less that adj
ditiona 1872 families have incomes between $1,000 and
$4,000 per in the category of less than three minor
dependents SO families with incomes ranging from So 400
to $4,000, and only IL families with over-income status
including three essential employees The other overincome
families either buying building homes eviction
papers in the hands of attorneys We call your
special attention to the 20 vacancies which had to be
cleaned and redecoraed for tenants which units
being filled from the lowest income families and those
most in need of housing in our application file. Some of
these vacancies occurred by having Ineligible families
for other than for overncome principally
where only member of family remained in occupan-
cy."
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-06-03
CUFF" NOTES ON THE CUFF!

One of our local money boys is reported huve
ceved g's from his Harlem angel who just delights in
throwing the stuff his way Some day Pm going ask
court clerk Forrest Reynolds clear up situation that's
been botherng the past week. 1t gener-
gazetes differed profusey the number off,
handled by Judge Thomas his first day the judicial
bench The Miami Whip quoted 81 handled;.. the
Pittsburgh Courier 66 the Miami Times said SIS
were on the days docket How many there Rey-
nolds Is that the alleged murderer of former Lib
ery City business (ho apprehended) pa
radng around the Liberty City every day ? :?
Alice Straps won't be down from Tuskegee this
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-06-03
NOTES OFF A NAPKIN!

Don't be surprised if Hyder Davie nephew of Tin
Pan Alleys Willie Dave) sports 1850 Pontiac Dizzy
Gillespies band reported folded Earl White is
grandpop Paved list ST. easing Liberty Citys Quilted
west-bound traffic Was kinda surprised to Judge
Thomas swearngn accused Kinda thought Clerk For
rest Reynolds took of that After Monday you
send Ella Mae Gliam's mail to Caledonia Apt.-Apt
B9Shes checking out of Lottie Elizabeth this weekend
and will have her mommy down from Jax for a week
Look for Taahassees famous Flying Squad to strike here
any plane ride Gloria Murray has vaulted out of
the class of Tuskegee into the of Pne Miller
her uh-honey.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-06-03
FROM YE EDITORS NOTEBOOK
LOW COST HOUSING

The question whether Miami shall have federal low cost
housing is still very much before and the battle
goes The opposition took the matter before the Cir
cult court questioning the right of the city of Miami to
create housing authority, to borrow funds for sum
clearance or public housing to grant exemptions to
contract with the housing authority This action sue
cessu would stop the referendum scheduled for June IT,
Judge Charles Carroll heard the on Monday and re-
fused to grant injunction to stop the election.
This however has not ended the fight. The case has
been taken to the Florida Supreme Court and hearing
has been set for June If the Supreme Court uphods the
decision of the Circuit Court then is pretty certain Mi
mans will go to the polls and decide whether we shall!
have slum clearance and low cost housing.
Meanwhile the citizens committee for low cost hOus
ing headed by Atty Abe Aronovitz the job. More
workers needed Plans must be made to get out the
vote June IT. If you interested call Mr. Aronovltz
Mrs Elizabeth Virrck and get further information
This is important matter The vote should be at
least as heavy it in the recent Senatorial
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-06-03
PHONES AN BALONEY!

Wonder why those purple-robed female money soli-
citors always take their tambournes the whiskey
joints late at mite asking for Donations then right
around and denounce these places land the patrons
contribute to their Golfers Jackie Robinson and Roy
Campanella appeared to monopoze leading photo
magazines in current issues COLOR's cover featured
Rickeys big mistake, Sammy Jethroe. OURWORLD CO.
starred Campanea in catching stride along with smiling
beauty: EBONYs carried editions of Campy Gath
sons while its back displayed Jackie Robinson
for Chesterfields BIRTHDAYS IN JUNE: Hattie Rice,
Il Eunyce North, Thelma Cater Freeman, 49, Luticha
Hart Perpall IL; Phillip Herout a.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-06-03

Mrs. Catherine Brown has spent
her two weeks vacation in the City
of Nassau. Mrs. Brown wants to
thank the many friends for their
kindness while in Nassau. Among
them are: Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Weir,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Adderley, Mr..
E. r. Mackey, Mr.. and Mrs. Ethan
Balm, Mr.. and Mrs. Lolley Davis,
Mrs. Ivy Murray, Miss Armbrister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs.
Baisel Munnings, Mr.. and Mrs. Han
nah, Mrs. Agnes Darrol, Mr.. and
Mrs. Major, Mr.. Bert Williams, Mrs.
Brown, during her stay, was the
guest Of her sister Mrs. Irene
Mcneil.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-06-03
14G80 sq Stanley SweetinS1 ~
THE YAWN PATROL!
BY Stanley S'ueetinSJ U

That streamlined oriole you saw chirp-
for Charles Brown Smarties at the Rock
land Sunday mite was Betty Roche, former
buxom Rockland canary :. The voice
you'll be hearing on VICES Ebony Ex-
press, during the vacation-absence of the
Incompatible 81. j." will be that of his
brother, Terry, Johnny j ohnston-in-min-
ature Most unique birth an
nouncement to come off printing press
in sometime, is the 4x5 panelled job being
the Garth G. Reeves, upon the arrival of
ion of an offspring, Rachel jamie, born May
oes with the Atty G.. E. Graves Nor
pOp hospitaliZed for an Old at Jackson's.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-06-03

Tuesday evening Memorial Day program was rem
dered Bayfront Park Speakers for the occasion
the Rev. Daniel Iverson, the Rev. R. E. Philbn the Ven
John E. Culmer and Rabbi Max Sha piro.
The meeting inter-racal and we'll attended, al
though coored people should have been present
Proceeding the program the 51st Infantry Division
Band of the Florida National Guard gave concert The
massing of the colors impressive sight
Early in the day carrying out their custom John j.
Griffin Post of the American Legion and the Ladies Aux
ary went the cemetery and placed flags the
of departed comrades.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-06-03

Mrs. Melvin Jackson left by Delta
Lines on Saturday night for Ohio to
attend the graduation<of her daugh.
ter, Cloffina Mae from Wherefore
u.
Mr.. Jackson is having a two
weeks vacation in Florida. The
Jacksons' youngest son, Lewis, is a
graduate Of Carver high. He will
go to Wherefore next term.