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923 G ST. NV. Ma. 8157
BICYCLES

BSA and Sunbeam. English light
weight 3-speed bicycles; famous
twist grip gear shift, found only on
BSA; be sure to get the finest and
latest. be sure it's twist grip; all
sizes, colors. models, still at the low
price of $3.50. Also BSA Gain.
lightweight safety juvenile bike. reg
ular coaster brake plus handbrakes;
finest Juvenile bike made; only
s49.50.. Trade in, your old bike; 20
in, and 24-in. sizes command top
pricts.
Columbia and Rollfas. bicycles. all
sises. S37 so up; Federal, Hopaloae
and Mercury tricycles, $3.50 to
S27.50. We guarantee and service
everything We sell; expert and ECO
nomical repairs on all wheel-goods.
Free parking lot at rear Of store,
rear entrance. Open to 8 pm. Mon.
1i BLALOcK Al CYCLE co.
Sl17 Ga. ave-. Sill. Spg.. SH. 6O5O,
across from 3. & o. Station. 80
discount for one mo.
Last two weeks; removal sale. Open
$3.50 to 8 p.m. DISTRICT BOOK
STORE. 721 9th st. NV, ME- 1896
secondhand books, one
half tlal of. This week only. PAUL
PEARLMAN. I'LL G ST.. NV.
4-section: "a volumes
Encyclopedias Britannica. like new.
0ther riarpS af ftirn MT 1879 q
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BUILDING MATERIALS

Order nowl We can MI your orders
for all used building materials:
Windn Iriamlng psin nm1sT n8tr n89r,ns "a do9aTs rs
tings. steel beams. reinforcing rods.
pipe and radiators. We also have
new soil pipe, guttering. toilets and
tanks, basins, bathtubs. doors and
trim. See US first for all building
needs. ACE WRECKING d BUILD
ING MATERIAL CO., 1902 Minn.
ave. ne. Lu.. 4-0bO0 -29
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ADDITIONS, homes remodeled: guar.
anteed work: up 70 2 yrs. to pay.
HAMILTON coNTR. CO.. RE 447a.
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BUILDING MATERIALS

We have just received a large guam.
tity Of good clean blackboard slate,
in various sizes. ~ inch and "a inch
thick. Also apartment-type gas
ranges In good condition; reason
ably priced. Showers, windows.
doors and screens.
We have thousands Of feet Of extra
good used sheet rock. priced at yard.
S25 per M. This week only.
used, heavy-duty type Diehl
fans, only few left. ABCD CORP.
1881 Jefferson Davis hwy. Arl.
OF. S765. 40
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TELEvIsIoN. 2oss TO 4oTs OFF
Latest models Of famous makes; all
fully guaranteed; we will never be
knowingly undersoldI SUN RADIO,
11th and 3 sts. NV. and 938 r
st. NV. ME. $500.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

GI APPROvEDi over 400 COURSES;
get information today on the course
SoSpaspdMb;;,,,I q yS9E ehSlSe; ,INTERNATIoNAI
n nEond Bldg; NE, S166
DO YOU HAVE language problemss
Let US solve them for you. We
translate anything from and into
English. German, French. Italian
an9 spanish. Accuracy. faithfulness.
call GE. 5137, after s pm. @27 "
LEARN TO DRIVE-Montgome Co
High School driver training teacher
available to county residents during
summer; standard rates. G. WILL
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POULTRY. RABBITS g EGGS

FEED STORE, s1s 4 st. NV.
-Conkey's Y-O feeds baby chicks.
poultry supplies; Ne ,,n ooss ,cv.
/ wk. old, lac each; wks.. 1Sc
EACH; 3 wks, old, CSC each. Muscoyy
WELL. Lanham. Md. WA. l545.
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GQID

Bring your dental gold. platinum. dis.
carded feWelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
80 YEARS AT e35 p ST. NV.
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ROOMS EURkisHEp-s.E.-s.W

FURN. RIM. suitable for couple or
z, girls; All East Capitol st. Ii.
ROOM IN PVT. HOME for young
woman, cooking and laundry facili-
ties il desired. Within 2 blks. Pa
and Alabama ayes. Sc; SO wk. LU.
4-4634 after 8 pm. -29
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BEDROOM
LIVING ROOM
DINETTE
S199. 90

Turner'S are in a position to. outfit
your 3-rm. apartment for as low as
$199. You don't have to pay cash.
We win give you liberal terms. All
payments are made in our store. No
finance. companies to deal with.
Turner'S sell only brand-new fur
niture and buy only from the best
furniture factories In this country.
For the bedrooms we will give you Q
choice Of vanity or dresser In walnut
or maple finish; for the living room
you get "a full tnner-spring CON
structed couch and one chair. and
for your kitchen, 6-piece dinette
Of maple or white enamel finish, All
three rooms, outfitted for only S199.
Shop US before you buy and save.
Remember. liberal terms arranged.
TURNER'S
923 G ST. NV. Ma. 8157
BED LEGs-Convert your coli OF box
springs into HOLLYWOOD beds We
install SH 1928. JU 7.6418
BEDROOM SUITE. maple, waterfall.
$25; excel. cond. TE. a242. -29
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PIANOS - BALDWIN Acrosonic spinet
and console models Baldwin de.
signed. Baldwin built. Baldwin guar
antead Embodies features Of ANAL
grand and upright; full resonant
tone Baldwin patented full-blow
action. lifetime durability Available
In wide selection Of eye-appealins
cases IN MAHOGANY. walnut light
oak Avodite and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH
925 q 81, NV.
Established 1879
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FURN. SALE
-

Inner-spring matt. or hox springs
labeled. S49. so. now 5000; inner
legs. reg. S63.50, now Ssa s5;
chrome dinettes, SIS to SEQ of;
foam rubber matt, S69. so; bog spr.,
$3.50, now $3.50. Store-wIde sale
Some factory close-outs and un.
claimed freight. KING, S2o3 Georgia
ave. SH. 5S91. Open till 9 pm. 80
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MIscL. WANTED tcen..)
REFRIGERATORS

REFR1GERATORS
We buy all makes, any condition.
Call until 8 pm. Adams 1884. 800
SCRAP IRON. HCKAf METALS auto
paid. II you cannot deliver vouI
aceumulattons. please phone MS.
Wash We nj RAG sa6 4 BAG co s1b l st
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries. house rags highest prices
pald y you cannot deliver your ac-
cumulations. please phone US ACE
JUNK CO. 1880 Georgis ave nv
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CATTLE 8 LIVESTOCK

HORSE-Garden or riding: SIS;
white speckled: one family COW
jersey, good mixer. SITS. SH
3lS3 80
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35 GIRARD N.E.-Completely furn.
bedrm.. liv. rm., lge. kit. glassed
Sleeping porch; utilS.; 9 or 3 adults.
sUBLET. z BEDRMs.. liv., din. rm,.
kit. bath; July 15-Aug. IS. OR.
5Sll, between 1872, 80
FRANCIS SCOrl KEY HOTEL-One-
room. kit and bath, completely
turn.. conditioned apt: tub and
shower; S5 TO 81 per day for | or
limit 500 goth st NV Ma 1920
9th AND HAMILTON ST. NV
bedrms., lily rm.. kit. bath; nicely
Iurn $3.50 mo-. including utilities.
VICINITY OF nth AND HARVARD
N.W.-Two rooms, KIT, and bath:
utilities included. Shown by ap-
pointment only. MICHAEL WALSH
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SURPLUS TOOLS
Picks and mattocks, 81; sboyels.
S1.45; sledges, S275; dig. bars,
$3.50; GI cans. 50. GICHNER. 2513
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcont. !

ADDITIONS ana mcderniEzng, cellar
% so.,rc root: o. can STs 33ee-67 40, foS tree
Ing CO., 93I New York ave. NV
rstslnns aas rensss sssIs
ing A FAGNANI 10. 2-i994.
BRICKWoRK Walls, chimneys
porehes, steps, walks; all REPAIRS
AL work; ewes. MI. 611S. rs
bnlCK WORK In general; repair
walls, etc: W Class eSj. K JOBS. RINAIpI iiSi.I51
q CO, FIR. 2342 any time. 30
BUILDING, remodeling, repairing
carpentry; brick, cement work. Mr.
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FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new bet
ter-grade bedroom, dining rm.. living
room from unclaimed freight and
ings for cash. LION STORAGE
BLDG, 460 New York ave. NV.
daily 1915; Sat. till 4. RE. 431o.
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SAFE. small, % In. high, by Is in.
wide; S25. WHITTLESEY DRUG
STORE 7I35 Wis ave-. Bethesda,
MO-, WI. b6o6. Us
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WEGE HAM

Spacious dble rms. IN remodeied re-
dec bldg. Running water in every
rm. Large closets; dances and free
movies. Rec. rm.; Bendix washer;
selected menu; S50-S60. 1925 21st
st. NV. HUI 1924
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BOWLING ALLEYS
BILLIARD TABLES

Opportunity of lifetimel 81. Bruns-
excellent condition. Is pool tables,
B billiard tables, complete with ac-
cessories. These are available for
immediate sale. Must be moved this
week. For information. call Otis
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Antiques: Early American
mahogany furniture, chairs
cabinets, cases, Victorian
sofa, German, French and
English china and glass, old
and modern sterling and
plated silver, f1atware and
hollow ware, pictures, paint
ings, engravings, prints, etc.
viii be sold by order Hon.
Robt, H. McNeill, attorney in
re: Burnham at Williams
Auction House, 918 New
York ave. NV, this Thurs
day and Friday, June 2Sth
and 10Th. Commencing at
10:30 each morning. Com
Portable seating provided.
Antique dealers, individuals,
decorators and private buy
ers attend this important
auction. Public inspection
Wednesday all day up to 9
pm. Auctioneer's phone,
Ma. 2679.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

STONE AND CEMENT WORN spe.
c'alizing in stone retaining walls:
9agStone cement JERRY In
-4756
Brick, stone and masonry work; all
types; free estimates. 10. S-O565,
10. S-6702. os
DOES YOUR ROOF Leak Cutters
ana spouts specially. Call after
pm. Ii. 6-3064. 10
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REFRiGERATORs REPAIRFD ala,
washersi guaranteed service,
DEPENDO REFRIGERATION M
DAYS. Nm lal2. auas mn aEHE

ROOF FIXING, REPAIRS: also naner-
ing. painting. roof painting. general
IrSIpalrs; rI2 cementing; reas. J. HULIN,
ROOFING, all types. new work and
repairs; cutters; spouts; carpentry
ana painting; free estimates. A. D.
oIONE - "Bondstone" applied over
any surface; beautify and increa Sc
the value of your home; free esti-
mate; terms if desired. CAPITOL
CONST. CO., Bethesda, Nd. WI. tS0S6.
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BUILDING MATERIALS
BRICKS

One million good used bricks. Call US
where bricks can be seen. will also
deliver. ACE wRECKING a. BUILD
ING MATERIAL CO., Lu. 4-0500.
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ACE WRECKING co.
40o2 MINI. Ave. Me-, LU. 4-0500
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Experienced, all g,h.w.; driying per-
Wo. Sl53 after 5. g
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2112 r ST. NV, West of Conn
ave.--Large bedrm., screened porch
twin beds, private bath; two adults
S65 per month. 2Ss
Evening star., 1951-10-07

teu6 6Ws 6Ve uVVe. btC MIC"
spy who did thorough Job
''I've got them completely stymied,'
boasted the spy. 81 sneaked into the
station and tore up every ticket"
THE LAST STRAW. Then, there's the
widely quoted story of two unhappy Ger
mans slipping beers in Munich rathskeller
in l948. "Ach," sighed one. do you think
we'll ever again enjoy triple-decker club
sandwiches. steam heat. fuorescent lighting
real cream in our coffee and Arthur Godfrey
broadcasts three nights week."
''Never," stated the other grimly.
what chance is there for us to be pris-
Oners of war in Arizona again?'
Evening star., 1951-10-07


hibited an unexpected streak of humor
from time to time - especially when
they recognized that their cause was
lost and ''fraternizatiOn" with the
enemy might act as a sort of insurance
policy for uncharted days to come.
For all we know. the sour-visaged masters
of the Kremlin have their funny stories, too.
though the picture of Stain, Molotov and
Gromyko chuckling over some nonsense by,
say, Groucho Marx, is difficult to conjure.
m A QUIET SECTOR of the front line in
World War |, the Germans had control of
the electric power station that supplied sew
eral villages behind the French lines with
current. Twice the Boches cut off the cur
rent. Both times the French retaliated with
bombardments that terrified the green Ger
man reserves in the area. and the current
was restored. A third time the lights went
out. This time we'll pulverize them"
roared the local French oommandant.
But before his gums could be dis
charged, a Germany emissary, franti-
cally waving a white flag, dashed in
with this message: beg you to forgive
unintentional discontinuance of serv-
ice. Power plant broken down. Repairs
being rushed. Unless you delay us with
unnecessary bombardment we will have
the lights back ON in two hours
ANOTHER TNE near the end of the first
World War. General Pershing made hush
hush trip to the front-line trenches. A tre-
mendous effort was made to convince every
body he was in his quarters in Paris. He
was ushered into the advance position with
such secrecy that hapless underling who
so much as blew his noe was in danger of
court martial Not sound was heard as
Pershing crawied into trench.
just as he started to relax with cup
of coffee, a cheer split the air from the
German side of nO-man's land and a
banner was lifted into view that read,
''Welcome to General Pershing from
the German General Staff" There we're
some very red faces around u S. lnteIIi-
gence quarters that night!
THE NAZI HIGH COMMAND smuggled
one of its agents into Scotland to help map
planned invasion that, of course, never
eventuated. One day the agent found him
Evening star., 1951-10-07
AT EASE!

self hopelessly lost in very lonely stretch
of country. He was mighty relieved when
killed Highlander hove into view. Il have
never been gladder to see man. cried the
German, in a Scotch burr that would have
put Harry Lauder to shame Il seem to be
lost"
'sWhat reward are they Offerin' for
ye?' inquired the Scotsman. ''NOne
that 1 know Of replied the spy.
''Weel," said the Highlander as he con-
tinued ON his way, ''ye're still lost
ED WYNN loves to tell about the spy who
was ordered to proceed to railroad station
inside enemy lines and told, Their whole
division is going to attempt escape by rail
tonight It's your job to see that they don't
get away withit. Blast bridges if necessary;
do anything to block that line"
The spy was back in less than two hours.
What are you doing back here2" thun-
dered his superior officer. Il told you to
keep the enemy from escaping by train"
Evening star., 1951-10-07

WTAR IS A CRM
w business, and
participants who can
not cling to a vestige
of hope and humor in
the midst of it are lost
indeed. Even the Nazi-
trained troopers ex-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-03-15
Palm Sunday
Holy Week
Observance
The Upper
Room Service

In 1910 the members Of the Wo-
mems Society of Christian Service
of Windermere Methodist Church
initiated a program which has be-
come a traditional part of their
Holy Week observance. Beginning
as a daytime meeting for the
ladies, the "Meal in the Upper
Room" has now come to be one
of the years spiritual highlights
for the entire church membership.
Every effort is made to reproduce
the setting and feeling of the Pass
over Feast celebrated by Christ
and His disciples just before the
crucifixion. The food served Is a
modern adaptation of a meal that
might have been prepared in Bible
days.
This years "Meal in the Upper
Room" will be held Wednesday,
March 21st at 900 p. m. All will
assemble in the Homebuilders
Room for service of preparation
in charge of the minister, DR..
Wayne M. Mcqueen. Then the
group will quietly move to the
candlelighted Upper Room.
During the dinner twelve lay
men of the church, representing
the twelve disciples will read from
the Scriptures. This will be fol-
lowed with a Lenten message from
Rev. Dale Fiers. pastor Of Euclid
Avenue Christian Church. Miss
Barbara Walker will sing "There
Is A Green Tree Far Away" by
Gounod, and Hear Our Prayer"
by Saint Saens.
Reservations should be made be-
fore Monday, March 18th. Mrs.
Stanley Taylor and Mrs. Lester
Hanson will be in charge of the
service and the preparing of the
meal. Mrs. Roy Gilmore is in
charge of the tables, each one of
which will be centered with q bowl
of fruit.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-03-15
Maundy Thursday
Communion

The Maundy Thursday COM
munion service at st. Paul's Epis-
copal Church will be observed at
11:00 a. m. The rector, the Rev.
Francis Sayre will conduct this
service. St. Paul's Church is on
Euclid at Collamere st.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-03-15

A Maundy Thursday communion
will also be observed in Calvary
Lutheran Church Euclid at Lock-
wood aves. at 7:45 p. m. in charge
of the pastor, Rev. John w.
Grohne.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-03-15
Local Flower Shop Is
Acclaimed Nationally

Saturday, March 18th, marks
(besides great day for the Irish)
the beginning of the 29th year in
business for Evans Flowers, Inc.
at 14130 Euclid ave.
This year is particularly import
ant to Paul and Tom Evans be-
cause they recently opened one of
the loveliest flower shops in
America. Pictures of this unique
and beautiful store have been ap-
pearing recently in trade and ma
tional magazines, and in most cer-
tainly a credit and advertising
asset to East Cleveland.
Paul and Tom are expert floral
designers and their shop actually
radiates with clever and unusual
arrangements. Besides flowers for
every need, they carry a vast
assortment of rare gift items in
glass, pottery and metal.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-03-15

W. Spaatka Of 1901 Baldwin ave.,
is serving aboard the destroyer es-
cort USS Keppler, which has COM
pleted a trip around the world.
The Keppler was ordered to
Korea from duty in Greece. She is
now back with the Atlantic Fleet.
Saqatka, who entered the Naval
service October Ia, 1948, received
his recruit training at the U. S.
Naval Training Center, Great
Lakes, Ill.
New U. s. Navy volunteers in
clude Mall Collins, 1903 Lake
Front ave.
Charles Call, 1885 Brightwood
is reporting for Army Air Force
duty at Lakeland Air Force Base,
San Antonio.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-03-15
Confirmation Rites
Sunday Morning

Kathryn Kunz, Raymond Dob
bert, Glenn Koch, Robert LIGHT,
Gerald Janisko, Ronald Wolfe,
Kenneth Schieman, Robert Neu-
man and James Martin, members
of the class of 1851 will become
communicate members through the
Rite of Holy Confirmation at
Faith Lutheran Church, Hayden
ave. and Glenside I'd. on Palm
Sunday, in the 1880 q. m. service.
The Rev. A. c. Draegert will Of
ficiate and the Faith Choir under
the direction of Hubert Corina, will
offer special anthems.
On Palm Sunday at 500 o. m. q
Confirmation Reunion Service will
be held. The Rev. Eugene Roeder,
pastor of Mt. Hope Lutheran
Church will be the guest speaker.
Following the service a reception
will be held with members of the
Walther League serving refresh
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Meyer, Mr..
and Mrs. Ellwood Swanson, Mrs.
Eileen Faragher, Mrs. Gertrude
Mihalek, Armilda Meadows, Janet
Haughton and Theresa Burroughs
members Of the adult class on
christian doctrines were received
into communicate membership in
the morning worship at 1890 am.
on Sunday, March the 18th.
A new class on the teachings of
the Christian Doctrines of the
Lutheran Church will start on Fri
day, March Both. All people of the
community are cordially invited to
attend and become informed of
the teachings of the Lutheran
Church. You are under no obliga-
tion.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-03-15
Holy Week at
Trinity Evangelical

Palm Sunday Church School at
$50 and an appropriate Worship
Service.
At 7:30 there will be an Audio-
visual service "The Passion Story
Day by Day., using kodochrome
slides of famous paintings depict
ing the activities of Jesus last
week on earth. Musical numbers
and prose readings will interpret
the events of each day. Choral
numbers will include "The Agony"
and 'For God so Loved The
World" from "The Crucifixion" to-
gether with the Passion Hymns
sung as duets and chorus arrange
ments.
On Tuesday, Wednesday, and
Thursday evenings at 7:30 the
minister, Rev. Weldon Fulmer will
conduct preaching mission speak
ing each night on the theme: "The
Challenge Of the Cross. A song
fest including request numbers will
provide an added ministry each
night.
On Friday at 8 p. m. the Holy
Week Communion will be observed
by candlelight.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-03-15
First Presbyterian Church

wv oSi NAN~o "AAA AAAGSA ~ ~AAA'
Palm Sunday worship at First
Presbyterian Church, Euclid at
Nela ave-, one at 9:3O and one at
HOO a. m. with the identical order
of worship at each one.
The choir of the First Presbyter-
ian Church under the direction of
Frederic C. Lake, will present the
Requiem" by Johannes Brahms,
at a special musical service in the
church auditorium at 16200 Ee-
cid ave-, Palm Sunday afternoon,
March 18th, at 4:30 o'clock.
The soloists will be: Rudy Hell
frich, soprano; Paul Owen, bari
tone. Miss Charlotte Tanno will be
at the organ.
On Wednesday, March 21st at
8 p. m. candidates who are to be
received into church membership
at the Good Friday candlelight
Communion service will meet with
the session. Following this meet
ing leaders of the various church
organizations will explain the pro-
gram of their particular group
on what it has to offer. In this
way prospective members can get
into the group in which they are
most interested for their church
activity. A social hour will close
the meeting.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-03-15
Palm Sunday
and Holy Week

Holy Week Services at st. James
Lutheran Church, 1924 Hayden
ave., will begin Palm Sunday, at
which time the blessing and dis
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-03-15
Church of the Holy City

Confirmation will mark the
11:00 a. m. service with the pastor,
DR.. Henry C. Guinta officiating.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-03-15

tribution Of Palms will take place.
The Sacrament of Holy Com
munion and reception Of new
members mark this 10:45 service.
The sermon by the pastor, Ken
meth E. Wilt, will be "We APP
proach The King, concluding the
Lenten series on the theme EN-
vitation to Pilgrimage. Special
music will consist of an anthem
"Carol of the Palms" (Clokey)
and the Ladies Ensemble singing
"Ride On! Ride On!" (Scott).
Oher services during Holy Week
will be at 7:45 p. m. on the theme
The Passion of Christ are as
follows:
Tuesdays wful Unto
Death. The order of Service will
be The Suffrages.
Thursday-"A Love that Gives
ITSELF. Observance of The Lords
Supper.
Good Frlday-ChrlSt Nailed to
The Cross. The Litany will be the
order of service.
Special music at all services.
The sermon for Thursday eve-
ming, March 10Th will be "The
Sacraments, Gods Promises,
which will conclude the series of
sermons on "The Facts of Faith"
Special music will be an anthem,
20 Saviour of the World" (Goss)
under the direction of Mrs. Ro-
wena Kailer Cargill and a duet
"Hear Thou My Prayer, o Lord"
(Arcadelt) by Misses Gloria
Immke and Helen Richards.
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CHAMPIONS,
inc.
Extra! President Truman
Evening star., 1951-07-24
Phi Theta Pi
|ToConvene Here

Phi Theta ri fraternity, inter
national honorary commerce fra
ternity Of business school students
and alumni. will hold its annual
international convention tomorrow
through Sunday at the Shoreham
Hotel.
Representative Charles B
Brownson, Republican of Indiana
heads the list of speakers sched-
luled to address the conclave which
lis expected to draw an attendance
|of $50 delegates from the 4e
States, Hawaii and Canada.
Other speakers will include Pau
Matthews, past president of the
Washington Junior Chamber o1
Commerce; L. B. Conner, execu-
tive director of the California Col.
Ilege Of Commerce, and Charles
Borum Of the Federal Communi.
cations Commission.
Guests of honor will be Senator
Edwin c. johnson. Democrat o.
Colorado, and Representative.
Clyde Doyle. Democrat of Cali.
Ifornia.
| Miss Mary Corder of Arlington
has been selected as convention
queen. Miss Corder, who was
queen of the 1851 Home Show o1
Washington, will be crowned al
the grand ball, climaxing the
four-day meeting on Saturday.