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The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-04-20
KINDERGARTEN GROUP
NAMES MRS. KELkER

Mrs. Alfred X. keiker of lr-
bana was elected president Of the
Champaign. rbana Kindergarten
ociation IL the annual meeting
Tuesday night at Douglas com
munity center
Mr.. kelkef, vice president the
past year, succeeds Mrs. Odelia
Wesley as president.
Other Officers named for 1851
81 were Mrs Charline Klausen
ice president; Mrs. Cecil Fridge
water, treasurer; Mrs. Wilbern
Nc Murray, recording secretary (;
and Mrs. Earnest Cook, CORES
ponding secretary
New committee ehairmen named
we're Mrs. Richard Edwards, vel
fare; Mrs. Marguerite johnson,
education, Mrs. Donald Hum
phreN equipment; and Mrs. Otto
kugler, finance, assisted by Mrs.
Donald Wray.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-04-20

Reports OH progress of the kin
dergarten. teaching personnel, and
association finances were pre-
scented By retiring committee
chairmen
The kindergarten, for four and
five year old boys and girls, cur
rently has AN enrolment of do
children. The spring term eon~
tinues until June.
The associations next meeting
will be the evening Of May 4, Mrs.
kelker said.
A rummagc sale IL being held
from to 3 p. M. Friday and
from s a. m. TO noon Saturday at
Bethel A. NJ. h. church, Fourth
and Park streets, to raise money
for the kindergarten fund Mrs.
kugler is chairman for this pro
ject.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-04-20
l.. III Underw God Dlest
Rites in Mississippi

louis Henry Underwood. 30.
Who has been making his home
with his brother Ia law and sister,
Mr. and Mr. sam Jones. 7oT
North Oak street. died At $40 y,
IA Friday in County hospital.
Funeral services we're held nj
50 y IA Wednesday In Edwards.
sllss burial vac IN Edwards ceme-
teiy, The body was at farhcf and
son funeral home.
Mr. Underwood leavea his faith
et, Louis, Champaign; son. Cal
vert, Meridian. Miss. two sisters,
Mrs Louise Jones, Champaign;
Mrs Hairy Milton, birmingham,
Ala niece. Mrs. Minnie ianisc
Smith and nephew Albert East
man both of Champaign.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-04-20
GUEST ARTIST VISIT

Mr.. Pruth Mcfarland and Miss
Hedrick of Chicago were guest
artists at the Paxton High School
on Sunday afternoon to a packed
house. A group of friends from
this city attended the recital. The
artists came to Champaign in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Maelin when dinner was served to
the following guests. Mr. and Mrs
Homer Chavis. Mr. and Mrs. Hon
err FoxWeu, Mr.. aud Mrs. Clarence
TAYLOR.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-04-20
AMONG THE SICK

Mrs. Elizabeth Narnado OF hes'
Beech St.
Mrs. Bessie Wesley in the Burn
ham hospital.
Mrs. Edward Britt, improving
for burnt foot, f. Bradley.
Mrs. Callie Glover and Mrs
Allie Fletcher received word OF the
illness of cousin at Detroit
Michigan, Mrs. Asalee Brown.
The two daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. Shelby Beckrum, West QUINN
St, on the sick list.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-04-20

were | ne w. n. Donaiuson
How would react to the situation
in which he finds himself?
So often we see on our streets
unfortunate people and pass them
By without thought of what they
must be suffering. There are the
blind, the deformed, the mentally
unbalanced etc. did you ever stop
to think that it could be you in
stead of them who suffer these
things? Try putting yourself in
their place. That is what Jesus
did. He came to our world and
though he was God, he put himself
in our place and Tasted death for
every man.
As a boy in little one room
school house we used to sing
Don't forget The Golden Rule,
Keep 1t Still In View; Do 70 Others
As You Would Them To Do To
You" How would you like to be
treated by others if you we're sick,
blind, or mentally ill., Do unto
others likewise.
w. H. Donaldson
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-04-20

9aaed position be fearlesaly and
eoarageously exposed himself to
administer aid Despite the intense
enemy fire. be aeceeded IN re-
moving two Of the wounded 10 n
Covered position While ndvane-
ine 70 the third wounded man.
Hospitalnan Normyle was pain
fully ana seriously wounded in the
face.
Despite his painful wounds
aud loss Of blood, he refused to
be evacuated and continued to pull
The third wounded Marine 10 safe
ty He continued TO administer
aid to the wounded until he be-
anne so weak from loss Of blood
that he was ordered to be evac-
ualed.
Hospitalman Normyle's heroic
actions we're III keeping with the
highest tradition Of the United
States Naval Service"
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-04-20
REVIVAL.


The Rethel l. n. 3. Church of
tsss Park 81 are nav IN revival
services conducted by ReN John
Markus Robinson of Evansville,
Indian The public IS invited 20
attend these services for : weeks
ReN = Tahern u pastor.
The Baptist church Of Geefge-
town III. are ip revival services
with Rev Il " Donaldson pastor
Of the Salem baptist Church IN
halGe Tor 20 days Res Miller
IS pastor
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-04-20
EIks Educational Directors
Experience Broadens-- Elected
To Serve Danville, Illinois

L. Norwood. Illinois Wisconsin
Director of Education, was given
4 broader scope ia which to work
and move, when be was elected to
efke on The lis the district Board
If Education IA Danvile last week.
Af Norwood was one of six who
rau and he came out victorious.
his IS a distinct tribute To Dan
He and is Negro population. for
il Is not every day that a Negro
an be- elected to any office in
which 81 for which, white men ARE
running
Np Norwood has an experience
Chat viii make him a good member
of aay board Of edut ation. he
Aas a teacher for some time in
he it's schools Of nanvillo, and
from thai pot he vas appointed
% work for the state OF Illinois
"a a director in the field Of old
age assistance he has held that
office for quite Some time, and
iast year when T.. q Harris gave
ap the post Of director Of educa-
con FOR the f.lks Of Illinois and
VIZ ouin he WAS elected or ap-
pointed 10 succeed him For some
$40 on three years be had already
SERVED director or supervisor Of
education Ia the central district Of
,iI5eo.s tot the Elka. and he did
good sob thcre There Is 30 doubt
sh4t be viii make q substantial
naalner Of nansllle. Baard Of
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-04-20

During Boy Scout Week mem
bers of the organization will
develop window displays and
demonstrations on civil defense
and conservation. Each member
will inspect his home to make
certain no hazards exist. Sur
prise notifications will test
Scout efficiency should emergen-
cies arise
Since 1910 more than 1900
GOO boys and men have been
Identified with the Boy Scouts
Of America.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-04-20
SUNDAY TEA:

SUNDAY TEA:
The Woman Home Economic
Club. held a lovely tea in the Ma
sonic Home on East Park st. Mrs
w. c. Pyle, president.
The women of Salem Baptist
church gave tea in the home OF
Mrs. Ella Williams on Saturday
Mrs Edward Glover and Mrs. VIII
bert Anderson. ST. were co-cnalr-
mans. The tea was honoring the
Woman's Day speaker, Mrs. Edna
Bronson guest of Rev. and Mrs. II
w. DONALDSON who left on Sunday
for Danville, III, by car with
friends TO travel by train to Nash
vile.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-04-20

AT birthday parties during
Boy Scout Week throughout the
nation each member will re-
pledge himself to the Scout Oath
or Promise. In each community
representatives Of the churches,
schools. government and bust
ness viii observe the anniver-
a. ' with their Scouts. At Unit
open i1i1se" parties. parents.
receives and members Of the
CHAR teEing institutions will hear
y REVIEW of the years program
eaturcg service projects and
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-04-20
CATHOLIC NEIGHBOR-
HOOD CENTER TO
BENEFIT FROM GAME

Chicago Especially --- Friend
ship House, neighborhood center
conducted under Catholic auspic-
es at 1898 Indiana Avenue, is to
benefit from a doubled header all
star basketball game at De la
Sale Gymnasium April Is.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-04-20

the grip that
it fastened on
me very
time see a
fellow human
being suffer
ing from any
cause | try to
put myself in
his place. l
a 5 k, " h a
would / do
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-04-20
ATTENDS NlECEs FUNERAL

Mr.. Albert Nc kinney, ST., ana
daughter. Mrs. Ollie Chambers
were among those attending the
funeral of niece, late Mrs. Mary
Mckinley in Chicago, Ills. Two
sisters. Mrs. Crochran and Mrs. /.
Lee and niece Mrs. Mary F. Blak-
lev attended rites.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-04-20
GUEST ARTIST RETURNS

Mrs. Edna Bronson guest editor
of the Star of Hope, located at
publishing house, Nashville, Tenn
returned by driving to Danvllle
where she travelled by train. Mr..
Louis Taylor and Others motored'
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-04-20
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE

The Free VIII Baptist Church,
of West Eads ST.. will be host to
the Terre Haute, Ind, quarterly
conference May ? TO 5th Public
invited.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-04-20
ILLINOIS NEWS

The source OF AL evil is for
man 90 turn away from his LORD
ard set his heart on things uneod
iy. The SQUIRE Of courage and
power Is the promotion Of the
WORD of GOD and steadfastness
in HIS love From Bahai writ
inEs.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-04-20
MISS CoZZETA CHAVOUS
PASSES

The funeral service for Miss
c0zelta Chasous, who passed on
Thursday / - a. m. in the Nc
hinley hospital were held at the
Waddlngton funeral parlors, Tus-
cola on Sunday at so p. m. Rev.
+. Taboln officiated, burial in
Tuscola. Miss Ruth Calimese read
The obituary, organ music WAS play
ed. The lie Pete Cerle club which
she was former president turned
Out in body aa well as the Kappa
Alpha Theta sorority where she
vas employed as maid for over 20
years. The flowers and messages
expressed her friendship among
those that knew her. She leaves
her sister Mrs Effie Bridgwater
ard two nephews Of East wash
ington st. palloearers: Mr.. Rob
ert Earnest, Mr. Nathan Williams,
Mr. Thomas Maelin, Mr. Alvin
FoNwell and Mr. Ar hur Evans.
The ate Miss Chavous was born
March ID, 1916 at FL paso, H.,
daughter OF Thomas and Mary
Vice ehaYoas. Among those at
tending services: Mr.. and Mrs.
Groom Of Lafayette, Ind. Mrs.
Jessie and Mrs. Iva Blanton both
Of Chicago. H., Mrs. John Nor
gan and seseral other Indiana
friends, Mr.. and Mrs Bruce hay
den, ST..
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-04-20
.YDf MALONE PASsfs

~ u MALONE fASaE9
Editor aaa Ms B. i usu
reeei 81 Nofai from friend Mr.
lzetta Malone ot lirEoia Neh
lal 5He Iassasg af her husband,
TREND I'D former resident oil
hFe communities. The family va
SCI Known n he music world
Hha NE clyde Malone PASSED Of
hear at,aa on February l4lh-
tutoring from "a chronic ailment
ar I've So ar He Wa We ching
= HsF. #sH s,..sa fa.fA sH.-
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-04-20

Mrs. L. Mortified and Mrs.
Speedie Mcdowell were called TO
Robbins, Ills., because OF the III
ness of their sister.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-04-20
VISITING SON

Mrs. Florence Witherspoon Of
Chicago visited at the bedside OF
her son Mr.. Clark Of East Vine
and granddaughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Davis of Craver Park.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-04-20

Education; for he knows the ropes
and is highly respected by tho
people Of Dauvile with whom he
will work. II IL all together fitting
that he become member OF the
Danyle Hoard of Education. All
school syatems IN which there are
Negroes should have at least one
Negro on their board. II looks
more like democratic way TO run
a system.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-04-20
PASSES

PASSES
Mrs. Charles Phillips, ST., oil
craver Park passed on Monday
evening. Services Saturday ! ?.
m from the Bethel A. NJ. T.
Church. Rev. f. Taborn IS pas
tor Mr.. Sam McHaney funeral
home was in charge.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-04-20
TUNE IN

TUNE IN
WKID or WkID-FM Reveille
Call Disc Jockey. Number BY re-
quest, Platter Master ooOo or
063O. Mon. Fridays.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-04-20

President will IL outstanding Scouts
White House Feb opening the 4l anniversary Boy
ScoGtsof America Boy Scout Week will be observed
Of the nation by than 25000O
leaders Strengthen Liberty the birthday theme
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-04-20
AID MEETS

AID MEEIo
The Ladies Aid of Salem Bap-
fist church met in the home Of
Mrs. l. Manifold, West Beslin
St., when the wandering bank was
opened over $500. After bust
ness the aid adjourned TO meet
with Mrs. II. W Donaldson, north
3rd st. Mrs. BESSIE Peacock is
president
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-04-20
Put Yourself In
His Place

This is the title of a book that
| read some years ago, and | have
never been able to free myself of
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-04-20

w. H. Donaldson
Evening star., 1951-12-05
Montgomery County COP. Poll
To Pick e Candidate for Conqress

position. Senator D. Kenneth Nc
Laughlin of Hagerstown has de-
clared he will go after the Sixth
District seat long occupied by Re-
publican ]. Glenn BeallA
Mr.. Beall has removed him
self from the Congressional race.
He plans to run instead for the
Senate desk now held by Herbert
r. O'Connor, a Democrat.
In the Western Maryland dis
trict. D. John Markey of Walkers
vile is another potential -Repub-
lican candidate. Senator O'Conor
beat Mr.. Markey by slender
margin in 1916.
Mr.. Markey tried for the Sen
ate nomination again last year
and received the largest popular
vote in the COP primary. He lost
the nomination to John Marshall
Butler by Maryland's unit-vote
system. Mr.. Butler proceeded to
defeat former Senator Millard E
Tydings.
Evening star., 1951-12-05
Alexandra Child
Hanged by Cord
On Venetian Blind

A 14-month-old Alexandria girl
was hanged accidentally last night
by a Venetian blind cord dangling
beside her crib.
Alexandria police said the body
Iof Rebecca Anne Walter was
found by her mother. Mrs. Flora
M. Walter. about 7:10 pm. The
cord was entwined around the
baby's neck and police said she
apparently had fallen forward in
the crib while playing with the
cord.
Mrs. Walter told police she had
Iput her daughter in the crib 10
minutes earlier and had gone into
an adjoining room but heard no
outcry.
The Alexandria Rescue Squad
tried to revive Rebecca Anne with
oxygen. but was pronounced dead
on arrival at Alexandria Hospital.
Rebecca Anne's father, Oakley
IS. Walter. is employed at the Navy
Department. The Walters live at
1870 Prince street, Alexandria.
Rebecca Anne was their only
child.
Evening star., 1951-12-05
Seat Pleasant S Check for 500
ToBe Framed by Civil Defense

Mr.. Wadswroth was one of sew
eral speakers at the Seat Pleas
ant Elementary School as more
than so persons turned out for
last nights rally.
Other speakers were Col. David
I. Mcintosh. director Of the
Maryland Civil Defense organiza-
ton. and P. E. Clark, director of
the Prince Georges County unit.
It was announced that the Seat
Pleasant unit will prepare a pho
tostated leaf1et of news stories
about the $100 check and mail
it to all members of Congress.
Evening star., 1951-12-05
Cottage City Fire Company
Elects Haley as President

Alfred Haley has been elected
president Of the Cottage City Fire
Company, and T. Weston Scott.
jr., was named chief.
Others elected were George A.
E. Rheinbold, vice president: Leon
Beck, secretary; Melvin A. Howes.
financial secretary; Nels P. Ras-
mussen, treasurer: George DuVall,
assistant chief; Carl Hartman,
captain: Alden Berger. lieutenant;
Albert A. Butler. fire marshal,
and John Gibson, Vincent A. Sim
mel, William Bobb, Wilbert Yoho
and T. Weston Scott, ST., trustees.
Evening star., 1951-12-05
New Woman Saloon Inspector
Vows Tactic 'ThoseP Poor Devils

At the 1886 Republican Ma
Itional Convention she pirated all
the admission tickets allotted to
the Maryland delegation and hid
them under her bed In order to
keep them out Of the hands OF
IA rival faction from the State.
II think if I can do that ]
can handle this job." Mrs. Cab
riel said.
I'm not a, prude. I can take
half a jigger. But stop at half
a jigger. I believe in being a
good sport.
I'm not afraid. I'll go wher-
ever they send me and If I get
unpleasant treatment I shall take
it like man."
Mrs. Gabriel said she is un-
familiar with Baltimore night
clubs but she's heard a lot about
them.
Evening star., 1951-12-05
BY the Assoeiuisd Press

BALTIMORE. Dec. 5.-Mary-
lands first woman saloon inspec-
tor was ready today to take on
the job.
With these poor devils" said
Mrs. Calvin Gabriel, II shall try
to be very sympathetic and tact
full"
Gov. McKeldin last night an
nounced he would appoint Mrs
Gabriel a part-time inspector for
the Baltimore Liquor Board. The
board has about 10 such jobs-in-
spectors it calls on infrequently
to do some looking around in
night spots where the regular in
|specors are too well known.
Mrs. Gabriel once was Repub-
lican national committeewoman
for Maryland.
Evening star., 1951-12-05
BY the Asseeiofsd Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Dec. S.
Montgomery County Republicans
may know within a week the re-
suits Of q party poll to choose a
candidate for Congress in Mary
lands Sixth District.
John r. Reeves, Secretary OF
State and one Of the contenders
said poll takers have been assigned
areas and are out sounding senti-
ment.
State Senator Dewitt S. Hyde
Is the other possibility.
In his Office here Mr.. Reeves ex-
planned he and Mr.. Hyde-old
chums anyway worked it out
amicably. Elected Republican Of
If1cials and precinct chairmen will
simply note on a piece of paper
which Of the two they favor.
After the 50-to-75 informal bal
lots are counted. either Mr.. Hyde
or Mr.. Reeves will enter the race
The winner already has op-
Evening star., 1951-12-05

The much-publicized 500 check
which Seat Pleasant tried to give
the Civil Defense Administration
won't be returned to the town
After all.
Instead, the Defense Admin
iStration will frame it.
James j. Wadsworth. deputy
civil defense administrator.
changed his mind as he was about
to return the check at a Seat
Pleasant civil defense rally last
night.
He told the citizens he would
frame the check as a memorial to
their civic spirit.
Evening star., 1951-12-05
Falls Church Players
To Give Wizard of o.

The Falls Church Community
Theater players will stage the
Wizard Of or" at 1880 pm. to-
morrow and Friday in the Rock
Spring Congregational Church
community house, Arlington.
The performances viii be spon-
sored by the Chesterbrook School
Parent Teacher Association, with
proceeds to be used for the schools
playground equipment.
Evening star., 1951-12-05
Fairfax Woman Voters
Sponsor Forum Dec. Il

The Fairfax League of Women
Voters win sponsor a forum at
8:15 pm. December IL, at the
Annandale School for discussion
OF the new county executive form
Of government.
The meeting was announced in
yesterdays Star as scheduled for
tonight through an error in a
news release.
David Lawrence, Washington
news writer and chairman of a
research project that made ar
rangements for a University of
Virginia survey Of the executive
form OF government, will head the
panel Of speakers.
The county executive form Of
government takes effect in Fair.
fax on January /.
Evening star., 1951-12-05
InfIotion Meetings Set
By Arlington Women

The Arlington League of Womer
Voters will hold a series of unit
meetings next week to discuss anti.
imitation measures.
Leaders of the meetings have
completed a series of three work
shops on the subject of imitation
in preparation for the unit dis
cusSions.
Morning. afternoon and evening
discussion groups will be held and
information as to time and place
may be obtained through Mrs
George c. Vietheer. league presi-
dent.
Evening star., 1951-12-05
Today Is DeodIine
For Payment of 1850
| Virginia State Taxes

Today is the deadline for
payment Of Virginia State
taxes for 1850.
After today a penalty Of 5
per cent viii be added to tax
bills. This will be increased
by a charge Of 6 per cent in
terest per year beginning
June 80 II the taxes remain
unpaid.
Tax payments in the mail
by midnight tonight will not
be assessed the 5 per cent
penalty.
Evening star., 1951-12-05

hauled back into court and given
a jail sentence as a substitute for
psychiatry-but that Is what they
do.
The staff at the clinic would
much rather talk about the 1900
patients who came there volun-
tarily. Public Law 347 provides
that ANY resident of the Dis
trict of Columbia who is a chronic
alcoholic within the meaning of
this act may voluntarily submit
himself for >. treatment in
the clinic
Better Response.
They seem to respond much bet
ter to psychotherapy than those
referred by the court. The term
psyche otherapy," can be defined
simply as a method of reasoning
the patient out of his difficulties
Those people who understand
what a psychologist means by
security" or defense mechanism
or motivation" are much better
patients.
While undergoing psychother.
apy, in which each patient mus
have the individual attention of 6
psychiatrist or psychologist fol
at least an hour week, these
patients can be brought together
to help one another in groups.
The difficulty psychiatry has ir
keeping up with the courts i.
suggested by the hour a week (anc
that's a minimum) which mus
be given each patient, compared
with the efficiency of the court
which sentences drunks at a rat.
OF more than one a minute.
Favorite group therapy at tn.
clinic is psychodrama-somethin
that started in New York and ha.
flourished at st. Elizabeths, wher,
DR.. zappala worked with alco.
holics for number of years. Thi.
reporter watched a group enactins
psychodramas the other evening
and it seemed to be nothing more
than charades in reverse-ever,
one was informed beforehand
what was to be enacted.
Evening star., 1951-12-05
Fairfax Court Asked
Il County Board Can
Swap School Land

The Fairfax Circuit Court ha.
been asked to decide If the County
School Board can swap some lant
lat the Vienna elementary school
A hearing on the School Board'l
petition for court approval of thu
land transfer is scheduled fol
Tuesday.
The petition asks if the Schoo
Board may deed about a half
acre Of the Vienna school sit
fronting on Maple avenue Il
Northern Virginia Properties. II
return Northern Virginia Proper
ties would give the School Boart
rights of way of the old Vienns
trolley system that trisects tn,
Vienna school site. The rights o.
way are about 40 feet wide, ane
total about 1.9 acres.
Court approval of the trans.
action is necessary. school official.
said. because part of the schoo
site was donated on condition
that it would revert to the heirs il
it ever was used for anything but
Ia school.
Mrs. Katrina Hine Echols, sister
Of the late Col. Charles Delano
Hine who made the donation
stands to regain the property il
the reversion clause is upheld in
court.
Mrs. Echols. however, said SHE
opposes the land transfer because
her brother donated the property
SO the school could have front.
age on Maple avenue. She sale
she is in sympathy with Warner
Ray Cockerville, Vienna town
councilman, who has entered the
case as an intervenor in opposi-
ton to the swap.