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The Valley settler., 1950-10-13

JUST A FEW LlNES We'll Palmer had quite day last Tuesday, first it showed the first snow of the sea- son. Then had an earthquake, a good one too and finally Palmer went Republican, who said that nothing ever happens here? The new basement being constructed by the Pioneer Northland Grange is getting under way, forms are being built and if the weather permits concrete will be poured this fall. As a Coop steam line goes through the building it should be small job to get sufficient heat to cure the cement.
 This fall weather should set some new re- cords, there hasn't been real killing frost so far. Ordinarily we would expect the trees to keep on growing leaves until
 frost, but this year the leaves just got tired and turned brown long before frost.
 Our sister city of Anchorage elected a woman to the City Council recently. This may be the very thing Anchorage needs, for would like to hear the people who are responsible for the bulls made in water line and paving projects explain the why and the wherefore, we'll bet that they can't make woman believe any of the fairy tales they're telling the the council The past season was tough one on some of the celery growers, one of the finest fields of celery we have ever seen in the Valley just got tired end went to seed and was almost complete loss to the grower, early season estimates valued it at over seven thousand dollars.
 Spuds are King this year, the Coop has the finest bunch of spuds in the root eel lar that it has ever had. All spuds came out of the ground dry this year which makes a lot of difference.
The Valley settler., 1950-10-13
WANTED

1hrcshtns with new 22n Mccormick Deerine Separator. Contact J.D. Nash, Lazy Nth. Rd. Box 694, Palmer, Alaska.
The Valley settler., 1950-10-13

Who learns and learns, but acts not what he knows, is one who blows and blows, but never SoWS.
Evening star., 1950-11-01

24-UNIT APT. FURNISHED
Good NV, section; $4,000 cash han
dies; owner will take back large list
trust and smaller house in trade.
John H. Miller, Jr. & Bro.
1872 K st. NV. MA. 1857
ENhS Mr. I.ararp NO ARRn
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT

ROSSLYN-Space in bldg. being re-
modelled: high ceiling: up to 900
So. #. without columns; will divide.
a, NJ. ROTH. RE. 1880. 3 .
Evening star., 1950-11-01

ARDMORE-Vacant, mod. 5-rm. bun
galow. stove. refgr Vet. $500 down.
S4S.S4 mo. Enjoy quiet country life.
JOHN H. JOHNSON, WA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1950-11-01
7-uNIT APT.

10 yrs. old. in excel cond. and in
fine d. C. rental location. All apis.
have 1st rate equipment and bids.
has many desirable features. In
come. at good economic rents. ap-
prox. SIS. 5.oOn yearly; can be financed
with modest down payment and
Evening star., 1950-11-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SILVER. SPRING

home, near Flower-Piney Branch
shopping center. $12,500.
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ALEXANDRIA


Charmingly restored brick home on
historic S. Lee St. facing Potomac
River. is offered for sale. There is
an entr. hall, lge. liv. rm. with fire.
place and tin desk, lge din rm !;
all newly decorated in WILLIAMSBURG
blue; a lge. kit. utility rm. and a
bath completes the 1st A.; 2 bedrms
rm overlooking the river is on 3rd A.
The yard and patio are entirely
fenced. House Is oil heated. Ready
for your occupancy now. Call for an
appt to see this delightful house
today Exclusive
HICKS REALTY co.
3706 MOUNT VERNON AVE.
AL. 1900
Ewes, TIE. OS37, TIE. 4131. TIE. 3372.
Evening star., 1950-11-01
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

BEVERLY HILLs-A perfect Cape
sirable area, l st A., has an attractive
liv. rm. with firepi.. din, rm,, mod.
lge; bedrIns. and bath; deep lot,
built-in garage: Excellent value at
S1S250 Call w. B. WRIGHT, 5th
and Glehe rd. South. JA. 4-0550;
BRiCK CoLoNIAL, located near
lot of u acre. First A. consists OF
entrance hall, liv. rm.. din. rm.,
equipped kit and screened porch;
; bedrms. and tile bath upstairs
full bsint.. oil &C. heat; substan-
tial cash required. CECIL B. LUP-
TON, Realtor, oW. 1888; ewes,
FoURBEDRM. FRAME HOME need
ing some work done, but well To-
Gated and on lge. lot; small down
payment. CECIL B. LUPTON. Real
tor, OM: 5333; ewes. OW. 050s. -3
BY OWNER-Lovely brick Colonial;
immfdiate nr ba,rs possession; Ssdsm beSrms
NJ: lovely neighborhood, u block
to. bus, close to public and parochial
schools: S21 $50. CHI. 1901.
FOUR BEDROOMS. oak floors up and
down. This house is spotless. Detroit
blinds. fenced-in front yard, beau
tifully handicapped f0x100 lot: To-
Gated nr. shopping and bus. Sl0,50O,
GI. GEORGE 8. DUFFEY CO.. OV.
.2554. Alexandria, Va
COZY FRAME BUNGALOW. fine. con-
venient location. near Seven Corners:
spacious living room dinette combi-
nation With freplace. fully equipped
kit; 2 large bedrms. and full tile
bath ALL ON ONE FLOOR; full
basement. oil h.-w.h.: level lot COX
100, hard to beat at S12,950. Ewes,
please call COL. GILMAN, OF. S5S5.
FIREPLACE, living room, dining
room. 2 bedrooms, kitchen and large
utility room all on one floor plus
stairway to large expandable attic
Your dream home. Gas heat. large
lot. 50 500 down, assume trust
GEORGE S. DUFFEY CO., OV. 1854
1909 Duke St. Alexandria Va.
GROOM MODERN BUNGALOW, Just
of Lee blvd.-Priced for quick sale
or will rent with option of buying.
FA. Abs. i
Evening star., 1950-11-01
sc 600 DOWN

Might buy brick 2-bedrm bunga-
low situated on approximately a
60x190 lot IL min. from Washing
ton. Forest green living rm with
bath and > bedrms. complete lSt
floor. Stairway to expansion sub
flooled attic. New gas hot-air heat
ing system. 30x6O developed gar
den patch and newly planted fruit
trees are few of its unique fea-
lures.
THE BRANT COMPANY
Wilson Blvd. at Rhodes, IA. 4-I600.
Evening star., 1950-11-01
$15.250

New listing of attractive 2-bedrm.
and bath house, on nice level lot,
near Naval Hospital; living rm. with
fireplace, dining rm. and kitchen;
full bsmt. with toilet, laundry trays
and gas heat. FHA financed. 50, 900
cash will handle. Ewes, OR. 1924
Evening star., 1950-11-01
LYON VILLAGE

LYON VILLAGE
This brick home is 10 yrs. old and
is in excellent cond. Features spa
cious living rm. with firepl. dining
nm. to accommodate a large family.
Well-eouipped kitchen, u. tile bath,
nice bedrms. and tile bath. plenty of
closet space. Stairway to room on
3rd floor for use as 4th bedrm. or
playrm. Full bsmt.. "a bath; oil h.
a. heat; 2-car brick garage. slate
spouts. S5s.5 500, terms.
GEO. H. RUCKER co.
Realtors. l403 N. Courthouse Rd.
OK. 0197; ewes. CHI. 7456 or
GIL RCRo q
Evening star., 1950-11-01
TOP NOTCH

Is the word for this attractive Colo
9iai home Spacious 1iy. rm' with with
screened perch. : bedrms. aad tile
bath. Priced at Sl9,250. Can be
bought with as little as $3.50.
ARFAX REALTY, FA. 1850
Evening star., 1950-11-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BRICK RAMBLERS
Brand New S14 Q5n TN

Immediate possession. 3 bedrms., GE
kit. lge. liv.-din. rm. combn. with
fireplace (some with full bsmts) Gas
heat. $1,000 cash required. RUTLEY
& BAIR. ST. 2911, RA. S422.
Evening star., 1950-11-01
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE

Near Ft. Belvoir, with two apart
ments furnished, each apartment
now renting for $50 month. You
can live in one and rent out the
other. Both apartments have two
bedrooms. stove and refrigerator,
living room, dining room and
kitchen and separate bath. Also
separate entrances. Full basement
with approximately 212 acres of
ground. Price, Sl0,50O. Special this
week. $1,000 DOWN. Sl09 MONTH
Don't forget the income you get
from this investment. Phone TIE
7343. AL. 6644.
Evening star., 1950-11-01
WHY IS IT?
VERY. VERY GOOD

VERY, VERY GOOD!
Is mild description OF this prewar
English Cape Cod in North Airing
ton. 10 min. from WASHINGTON: lge
entrance to side screened porch;
formal-size dining rm. and equip
kitchen. End floor. 8 bedrms. Il
SMALL. and tiled bath: full bsmt.
includes separate store room. in
recreation rm. With built-in bar and
running water The level wooded
lot contains outdoor barbecue pit
fish pond and detached garage. Hall
Broadloom carpeting included. Al
fed buyer. Shown by appointment
onlyl
THE BRANT COMPANY
Wilson Blvd. at Rhodes. ia. 4-16o0.
Evening star., 1950-11-01
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
"THE RAMBLER"

tiful Ravenwood. This delightful
home of unusual planning is of brick
and frame construction. situated on
34-acre wooded lot: contains every
thing desired, including 3 bedrms.,
nursery. beautiful tiled baths
large pine-paneled recreation room
with fireplace. attached garage
Many other features for your in
Evening star., 1950-11-01
S10,450
PERFECT

b4t4 In
For THANKSGIVING dinner. a big fam
lily Christmas, and years o. happy
living ahead. This brick Colorial
fort. convenience and beauty. There
is a big liv. rm. with frepl.. screened
porch, din. rm., lge. kit. on 1st f !;
: hedrms. and bath upstairs; with
many built-in features; full bsmt
recr. rm.. attach. garage and a huge
lot with flowers and vegetable gar
den. Price, S2l 900. CARROLL
BICKLE. OW. S220.
THESE HOUSES ARE NOT AF-
FECTED BY THE NEW GOVERN
MENT PURCHASING REGULA-
TIONS AND ARE REDUCED IN
PRICE FOR OUR MONTH-END
SPECIALS.
Evening star., 1950-11-01

END OF MONTH SPECIAL
81, 900 Down, $75 Month
Two bedroom brick semidetached
home with lovely dining room, liv-
ing room, kitchen, front porch; full
basement; economical gas heat;
lovely development and neighbor-
hood; excellent bus service. Phone
AL. 6644 or TIE 1343.
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
Realtors, 116 ST. Asaph St., Alex,
Va AL RRHi
Evening star., 1950-11-01
HoUSES-SALE-Mp. (cont. ,

TWO-sTORY BRICK COLONIAL in
Sill. Spg;. built. in 1947; nice-ap-
pearing home Of 6 rooms, bath, side
fenced. oil heat, equipped kitchen;
which AZ financing can be assumed.
z: P. RIPLEY, Realtor. 81. Gill.
NEAR RoscjKvlLLE, on Pike Liv.
rm., din. rm.. kit. I bedrms.. :
baths; h.-w.h.; porches; gar. Sia
S13,750. H. F BIEBER, SH. $685..
BUNGALOW, 3 blocks to center of
Silver Spring. Large rooms. fun
LAWRENCE v. LUTES. until 9 pm,
Sligo 1929.
DE LUXE RAMBLER, $19,5OO. You'll
be delighted with this STEP saving
design of 3-bedrm. brick rambler,
brand new. and on beautiful cor
ner lot, OF East-West hwy. in
Rosemary Hills: Features fun bsmt.,
picture windows. RAFFELL REAL
SITTING SNUGLY amidst towering
trees, on an exquisite lot with ter
rm; bungalow with radiant heat; at
tached garage. excel. neighborhood;
neay transp; immediate possession.
Call Mr.. Watwood. DU. 010S, MAR
SHALL j; WAPLE CO.. 1924 14th
OUT NEAR ASHTON. an $500
place with 3 rooms, kitchen and
bath on 1st floor, = rooms. kitchen
and bath up: oil heat. bsmt., ga
rage. acre of land: cute frame
Cape Cod that couldn't be built for
$500. R. P. RIPLEY, Realtor,
ST. GILL Omen ewes III
Evening star., 1950-11-01
LEND AN EAR
ENGLISH CAPE COD

i l2-year-old brick home
l3X22 living rm. with fireplace,
opening to rear screened porch and
extending out to f1agstone patio
with barbecue pit; formal dining
rm.; kitchen features gas range. re-
frigerator, dishwasher and garbage
DISPOSAL, " tiled bath, plus pine
paneled den with fireplace and ran
dom-width pegged-oak flooring COM
pletes lst floor. Upstairs. 3 bedrms.
and > baths. Bsmt. has fireplace. "
bath, entrance to garage. laundry
rm., storage and gas air-conditioned
heat. Completing the picture is the
natural beauty of fine landscaping
Shown by special appointment only
THE BRANT COMPANY
Wilson Blvd. at Rhodes, ia. 4-16O0.
Evening star., 1950-11-01
S11.4OO

VIII buy this modern and complete
2-bedrm. bungalow, with Bendix
washer and almost an acre ground;
close to transp. Owner must sell
quick, easy terms. Call Mrs. Decker,
CHI. 0336, LEATH &, ASHLEY, INC,
MA 8464 Il
Evening star., 1950-11-01
HoUSES-SALE-s.E. tcont.)
2423 MINNESOTA AVE. Sc.
HILLCREST AREA

6emidetached brick. 8 rms, bath.
porch; full bsmt.; outside entr.; gas
&C. heat. conven. to everything
CORP. REALTORS. ST. 2026. Il
Evening star., 1950-11-01
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR sALs

NEAR WILSON BLVD. and the new
Va. location of Hechts' Department
Store. 1900 so. IT. zoned lSt
commercial. S-room 1h-bath dwell.
investigate this valuable location at
once Call Mrs. Decker. CHI. O33B,
LEATH g. ASHLEY. INC, MA. 6464.
Continued on Next Page.l
Evening star., 1950-11-01
SILVER SPRING

Brick and Stone Rambler
Close-in; lovely 2-bedrm. ramblers;
clean. Al cond.; liv. rm., firepl.,
din. rm.. equip. kit. full bsmt.. gas
&C. heat. auto. washer; conv. to
schools and bus: Handicapped lot;
only $14,9 800. with terms. For de-
L. H. Carmichel Realty Co.
s416 Ga. Ave-. Silver Spring. Nd.
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ing, the Blackwell Bible used in
the historic marriage Of Lucy
Stone, and many other items.
Officiating at the unwilling Of
the painting of Lucy Stone will
be Mrs. Guy w. Stantial of
Melrose, president of the Black
well Memorial Committee. This
committee is currently engaged
in catologing the thousands of
papers and historical documents
Of Lucy Stone and placing a copy
of the biography of Lucy Stone
in all the women's college Of
America.
Taking part in the program
will be William J. Kurth, presi-
dent of Morgan Memorial, who
will preside; the Rev. Robert E.
Storer, pastor of the First Parish
Unitarian Church of Dorchester,
one of the oldest churches in the
city; Fred c. Moore, superinten-
dent and Associate Of Morgan
Memorial for So years; Mrs. C. ]
Cook of Jamaica Plain, presiden'
of the Womans' Auxiliary t.
Morgan Memorial for 20 year
and formerly president of tn,
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Alpha Kappa Alpha
Scholarship Rules

l. An applicant for the Alpha
Kappa Alpha Sorority Scholar
ship must be a young woman
senior in high school, in a
college course, or a student
in a university or college.
(a) The applicant must be of
high moral character and
deserving Of the award.
(b) The applicant must be
recommended by her prin-
cipal or president.
Co The scholastic average of
applicant must not be
lower than grade B.
2. Application in the form Of a
letter must contain the follow
ing information:
(a) name and address.
(b) Date of birth.
(c) Parents names.
Cd School and church activi-
ties; community interests.
(e) Reason for desiring q COLI
lege education.
3. Applicants must submit recon-
mendstions from three reliable
persons: ministers, teachers,
physicians, etc.)
4. A certified statement Of ranks
obtained from theprincipal or
president must be submitted
to the Scholarship Committee.
5. All applications must be filed
with the Committee on or be-
fore June IA, 1850.
6. Scholarships will be awarded
at the annual Alpha Alpha
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CAMBRIDGE

The United Beneficial Society
will serve a chicken and waffle
supper at 67-A Kinnaird st. on
June 20.
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Buy U. S. Bonds
And Keep Them

Flag Day, June IA, will mark
the halfway point in the Inde-
pendence Drive and the Liberty
Bell will have just about half
completed its tour of Massachu-
sets.
Everywhere the bell has
stopped, local committees have
rallied around it and carried out
an effort to make the community
conscious Of the need to sell these
United States Savings Bonds. The
advertising, all of which is con-
tributed as a public service, has
been superb, the publicity wide
spread and facilities provided by
the banks, post offices, and in
dustrial plants for the sale Of the
bonds have been greater than
ever before. 1t would be difficult
to imagine an individual who is
not aware Of the Drive.
The workers have done their
job. The Treasury has done its
job. Labor, organized America,
radio, television, newspapers, in
dustry magazines, advertising, in
Guiding outdoor advertising,
postmasters, bankers, and ner-
chants have all been outstanding
ly efficient
From here on in, it is up to
the individual. America does not
belong to the Treasury Depart
ment. It's function is to admins
ter the nations financial prob
lens : problems which belong to
each and every citizen of this
country.
The best way to prove that we
care about that ownership o.
America is to buy that Saving
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WORCESTER
JOHN ST. BAPTIST CHURCH
4S John Street
Paw II na-4a.. rr.,,,.i. aHs,.s.f =,

4S JOnn street
Rev. H. Benton Harris, Minister
A large audience composed of
members of John Street, the
Concord Baptist Church of Bos-
ton and several of the local
churches filled the auditorium
to overfiowing last Sunday night
at the closing service Of the re-
vival conducted by Rev. A. ].
Spratley. Members Of his dea-
con board along with deacons of
John Street Baptist served Com
muniorl at the close of a very
inspirational sermon on "Dry
Bones" The quintette from
Concord and the Young Peoples
chorus beautifully robed added
to the spiritual success of the
evening. Rev. Spratley started
the series of meeting on Tues
day evening, May S0th. Rev.
Harris will attend the New Eng
land Baptist Missionary Conven-
ton held in Washington, D. G..
this coming week. The Junior
Missionary Society of the church
under the leadership of Mrs.
Sarah Donahue met at the home
Of Deacon and Mrs. Ossie Ford,
SO Mason Street on Tuesday
evening. A beautiful service of
devotion followed by study in
the scriptures; a report of the
delegate to the United Baptist
Convention Of Mass. and R. I.
held at the Emmanuel Baptist
Church, Maiden and remarks by
both Rev. and Mrs. H. B. Har-
ris was the order of the eve
ming. Refreshments were served
by the hostess, Mrs. Ruth Ford,
following the meeting.
The N. A. A. C.P. held their
meeting at the John Street Bap-
fist Church, Monday night in
recognition of the graduates OF
grammar, high and college
There were three college gradu-
ates among the numbebr pres
ent. Mr.. A. B. Colven was tht
! guest speaker and remarks o
appreciation and words Of con
graduation were given by Rev
w. johnson Of st. Andrews an
Rev. H. 3. Harris OF John Stree
Refreshments were served to tn
largt group present in Dexte
Hall. Delegates appointed to tn
! N.AA.CP. Convention in Boston
in June are Rev. Wilbur r
johnson, st. Andrews Methods
Church; Mrs. Mary Boyd anC
Rev. H. Benton Harris of Johr
Street Baptist and Mr.. Colven
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MAIDEN
EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH
Req. Earl w. LapSon, Pastor

EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCT
Req. Earl w. LatpSon, Pastor
A number Of members at.
tended the rededication of the
Zion Baptist Church, Lynn, Sun
day afternoon, Rev. Lawson
guest speaker. He spoke from
the theme, Building A Great
House Unto God" Children'S
Day, June IL, Bro. Arthur l.
Whitaker will be the speaker at
the morning service. At four
thirty, the Children's division of
the Sunday School, will present
the pageant, Children OF The
Kingdom" directed by Mrs. AL
berta Valentine. Mrs. Madeline
Schenck, assistant. Mrs. Alton
j. Hinton, church organist, is
now located at 90 Gledhill ave-,
Everett. Mr.. and Mrs. Hinton
were formerly of Hawthorne ST.,
Everett. Miss Barbara L. Mason,
SO Wyllis ave, Everett, was
among the graduates of Boston
University, June 5th. She was
on the debating team for three
years. She received a certificate
Of honor from Pres. Marsh and
the Bronze Key from the debat-
ing society. Miss Mason majored
in Health Education and plans
to teach next year. Mrs. Annie
Partin is chairman for the Fash
ion Fantasy by the Reapers Club
of the church, Tuesday evening,
June 10, at the Parish House,
with Mrs. Ruth Bonds, co-chair-
man. Mrs. Ruth E. Day is presi-
dent of the club.
CLUB NOTES. The annual
meeting Of the Mystic Social
Welfare Society was held Mon
day, May 20, at the Parish House,
with Miss Rebecca Davis, Direct
or Of the Cambridge Community
Center, as the guest speaker. Mr..
Mizell Ewing, tenor, rendered two
numbers accompanied by Mr..
Tranas Long, Boston. Mrs. Pris-
ella Tobin was the accompanist
for the community singing. Mrs.
Kemp, Of Kansas City, Missouri,
mother Of Miss Amanda Kemp,
brought greetings of her home
club. Remarks also by Rev.
Lawson and Mrs. Grace Hunt
for the Women's Service Club,
Inc. The program was In charge
of Mrs. Alberta c. Valentine.
Mrs. Tyler, president, welcomed
the guests. Mrs. Gladys High
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Representatives of more than
rs women's organization S
throughout the state will partici-
pate in the dedication of the 130-
year-old Lucy Stone Home on
Boutwell, ST., as a children's and
youth center for Morgan Memo
rial on Wednesday, June IA at
200 PM.
A highlight of the open house
and tea at the famous and his
toric 18-room landmark on top
of Pope's Hill in the Neponset
area, will be the unwilling of a
portrait of Lucy Stone, pioneer
exponent of woman's suffrage in
the United States.
The building and TO- acre
property, overlooking Boston
Harbor, has been given to Nor
gan Memorial in the will of
Alice Stone Blackwell, a director
of Morgan Memorial for many
years and daughter of Lucy
Stone.
Used during the summers of
the past 80 years by Morgan
Memorial for children's work,
the complete possession of the
property will enable the Morgan
Memorial to expand its work o.
taking children and mothers
from crowded tenements of thu
city to the spacious grounds il
Dorchester for daily outings.
A feature of the program vii
be an exhibit of historical OBJ
jects and guided tours of tn
property to see the secret slay
]. room suspended between 400,
in the attic, the old Lucy StoT
wagon used to distribute tract
for woman's suffrage, the key
hole doors, the widows wal
from which wives Of seafarinI
men watched ships entering tn
port, the seven fireplaces of Yer
mont marble, old trumpet vine
and other flowers still flourish
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packed house of Equal Rights
advocates from many citiea There
were also outstanding lectures,
educational tours, prize essay
contests, and patriotic activities,
including her class pilgrimage to
the Crispus Attacks memorial,
the Royal house, Municipal build
ings, and rare historic collections.
She contributed to history Of
Medford being written by this
reporter and it was during our
research that the 5Oth anniver-
sary Of Shiloh was computed and
planned. However, our plan for
a joint Shiloh and Medford
Pioneer Week program, a city
wide affair with parades and
floats of white and colored civic
and business progress was never
realized. 1t was however, an indi-
cation of the progressive ideas of
Mrs. Sehenk and her committee.
The Medford Historic Society
president Lewis Peters was in
tensely interested in the Center
Historic g. Education project,
being particularly pleased with
the research thus far. Mrs. Schenk
was named an honorary member
of the Society, the first Of color,
SO far as we know. There is no
question but this lady has en-
riched our state, city and COM
munity. But she is equally de-
serving of the rest from her
earthly work and ills. Services
were held June 3rd, Saturday
afternoon at the Grace Episcopal
church, the Rev. Stanley Smith,
assisting pastor, officiating. Burial
was at Woodlawn cemetary.
Since education was one of the
needs stressed by Mrs. Sara v,
Schenck, she would have been
interested in this years Gradua-
ton List. From the Junior High
graduating to be H. S. sophomores
will be Bestsy Martin, Mary Par
ris, Dolores Wilson, Henryce Hou-
ston, Eleanor Jones, Janice Rob-
erts, Eleanor Lambert, Ralph
Banks Jr., Alexander Henderson
Jr., Isaac Holder and Edward
Gray. The Jr. H. S. exercises will
be Friday morning, June 16, al
the Hobbs school, And from the
High School the graduates will
include Gloria Brown, Wallace
Kountze, Carolyn Neal, and Ed
ward Christmas. The High school
exercises will be June 9, Friday
evening, at the High school
Among college graduates are
R. Morris of Tufts, James Sher.
wood and Paul Robinson of Fisk
The Tufts exercises are this Sun,
day. Please forward any names
ommitted.
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Boston City Federation of Or
CARNATIONS, Incp and the Rev.
John E. Barclay pastor. of the
Morgan Memorial Church Of All
Nations. The Battle Hymn Of
the Republic written by Pulia
Ward Howe, close friend Of Lucy
Stone, and used as a marching
song in the women's suffrage
cause, viii be sung and music
will be furnished by the Morgan
Memorial All Nations Orchestra.