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Evening star., 1952-09-17
miss Parker +.
To Marry
lin November

Announcement is made by Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Parker of Beau
fort, S. c., of the engagement Of
his daughter. Martha Lake. to Mr..
Donald Clark Wigglesworth. SON
of Mrs. G.. Lester Wigglesworth
and the late MNe Wigglesworth Of
Naugatuck, Conn.
Miss Parker was graduated from
the University of South Carolina
and is a member of Delta Delta
Delta sorority. For the past five
years. she has been on the staff
Of the National Gallery Of Art in
Washington. She is the daughter
Of the late Mrs. Mary Blocker
|Strother Of Edgefield, s. C.
Mr.. Wigglesworth is an alumnus
Of Trinity College in Hartford.
Conn. He is a member Of Delta
Phi fraternity. During the war.
he served with the Army Air Force
and is now associated with the
firm Of Ferris and Co. in Washing.
ton
The marriage will take place
November 20 in st. Helena's Epis-
copal Church in Beaufort, s. c.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
Wedding Attendants
Guests of Honor

Mrs. Louise M. Kruger enter
tanned at dinner last evening for
the attendants in the forthcoming
wedding Of her daughter. Miss
Carol Louise Kruger and MIR. Rob-
ert Wilton Gibson. The wedding
will take place this Saturday at
the Shrine Of the Most Blessed
Sacrament.
Guests at the Normandy Farm
party included Miss Janet Schoen-
fielder, maid Of honor. and Miss
Daviette Hill. Miss Louisa jenkins
and Miss Barbara Bullwinkle.
bridesmaids. Also attending were
Mrs. Laurence o. Manley and Mrs.
Monroe johnson, the grandmother
and aunt Of the bride-elect, and
Mrs. j. Arthur Ford, mother Of
MIR. Gibson.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
Shirley Youngn1on
ENGAGED to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Hughes
Youngman Of Silver Spring an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter, Shirley Lou, to MIR.
George Henry McLain, jr.. son of
DR.. and Mrs. McLain.
Miss Youngman was graduated
from the University of Maryland
and is a member of Alpha Delta
Pi sorority. Her fiance was grad
uated from Staunton Military
Academy and attends the Univer-
sity Of Maryland. He is affiliated
with Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity.
The marriage will take place in
late November.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
Miss Butcher
Engaged to
Mr.. Byron

Announcement is made by Mrs.
Barton Butcher of the engage
ment Of her daughter, Beverly,
to Mr.. Goodloe Edgar Byron, son
of former Representative Katha-
Irine Edgar Byron Of Washington
and Maryland and the late Mr..
William Devereux Byron, who also
served as a Representative from
Maryland.
The bride-elect's father, Capt.
Harry Butcher, U.S.N.R., retired,
of Santa Barbara, Calf, was war
time Naval Aide to Gen. Eisen-
hover and author of MY Four
Years with Eisenhower" Her god
father. Mr.. George e. Allen. is
author of Presidents Who Have
Known Me-" The Rev. Malcolm
Marshall. who officiated at the
bride-elect's christening, will per-
form the marriage which is to be
held at st. Margaret's Episcopal
Church in December.
Miss Butcher is a graduate of
the National Cathedral School.
Her flance was graduated from
St. Adams School and the Univer-
Sity Of Virginia. He is now study
ing at George Washington Uni
versity Law School and is a
member Of Kappa Alpha frater-
nifty.
On his maternal side, Mr..
Byron is grandson of Mrs. Clin-
ton Goodloe Edgar of Washington
and the late Gen. Edgar. His
great grandfather was the late
Senator Lewis E. McComas OF
maryland.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
jennings Thomson Announcement

Mr.. Robert Harvey Jennings of
Little Rock announces the en-
gagement Of his daughter. Sarah
Edna, to Mr.. James M. Thomson
II. son Of Mrs. Paul Thomson of
Winchester, Va, and the late Mr..
Thomson.
Miss Jennings is the daughter
Of the late Mrs. jennings. She at
tended Gulf Park College in Gulf
port. Miss. and the University
Of Arkansas where she was a
member of Kappa Kappa Gamma.
She is now stewardess for United
Air Lines.
Her fiance attended the Hand
ley School in Winchester and was
graduated from st. James School
Evening star., 1952-09-17
Society News:
Belgian Envoy Host
To His Countrynen
Other Foreign Finunciers Are Feted;
French PorIiomentorions Honored
SocietyNews:
By Katherine M. Brooks

Financial leaders from foreign
countries who attended the meet
ings Of the International Bank
and Monetary Fund in Mexico
City were entertained yesterday
in their embassies. They are on
their way home and stopped in
the Capital for brief visits. Also
here for several days is a group
Of fifteen parliamentarians from
France, most Of them members of
the French Chamber Of Deputies.
Belgian Ambassador Baron Sill
vercruyS was most at dinner last
evening in his home on Foxhall
road when his guests were asked
to meet the Minister of Finance
Of Belgium, Mr.. Albert Edouard
Jensen. and his daughter, Mile.
Jensen and the Governor Of the
National Bank OF Belgium, Mr..
Maurice Frere and Mime. Frere.
The visitors have been guests of
the Ambassador while here and
are expected to leave later this
week on their way back to Brus-
sells.
The company at dinner included
financial leaders of the United
States, both official and in pri-
vate organizations. The Ambas-
sador recently returned from a
vacation in Canada where he was
Belgian Minister before coming to
Washington as Ambassador.
Embassy Dinner
South African Ambassador and
Mrs. G. P. Jooste were hosts at
dinner last evening entertaining
in compliment to the Deputy
Prime Minister. who also is Min
lister Of Finance. and Mrs. N. c.
Havenga who are their house
guests. The visitors are en- route
to England after fortnight in
Mexico City where the former
attended the meetings of the
International Bank and Monetary
Fund.
Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Dean Acheson were the ranking
guests and others at the dinner
were Portuguese Ambassador and
Senhora de Esteves Fernandes,
Netherlands Ambassador and
Nine. van Roijen and New Zea-
land Ambassador and Mrs. Leslie
Knox Munro.
Undersecretary of the Treasury
and Mrs. Edward H. Foley, Jr.,
Chief of Protocol and Mrs. John
F. Simmons were other United
States officials at dinner. The
company was completed by the
Governor of the South African
Reserve Bank and Mrs. M. H. de
Koch and the Secretary of FL
nance and Mrs. D. H. Steyn, who
accompanied the Havengas to this
Evening star., 1952-09-17

Mrs. Evelyn r. Pope announces
the engagement Of her daughter.
Patricia Evelyn, to Mr.. John Will
liams Bowling, formerly of Pryor,
Okla.
Miss Pope is a graduate of
George Washington University
and will complete work for her
Masters Degree in February. She
lis now teaching in the Arlington
County Schools. Her father is Mr..
Clarence w. Pope of Neptune,
N. j., and Florida.
Mr.. Bowling is foreign service
officer in the Department of State
and was recently assigned as Sec
ond secretary to Kabul, Afghan
istan. He attended the University
of Oklahoma and received his
Bachelor of Arts degree at George
Washington University. Mr.. Bowl
ing served in the last war as q
first lieutenant.
Evening star., 1952-09-17

in Hagerstown, Md. He is also
an alumnus Of Virginia Military
Institute and Of the University OF
Virginia Law School. MIR. Thom-
son is a member of Beta Theta Pi
and Sigma Nu Phi law fraternity
and is now on the staff Of the
Senate Judiciary Committee.
The marriage viii take place in
November.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
Joseph Splitter
To Take Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. DARRELL Swayze
Of Carlsbad, N. M. announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Shirley, to 1t. Joseph Splitter, jr.,
son of DR.. and Mrs. Splitter. The
marriage will take place on Oc-
tober 18 in the First Presbyterian
Church in Carlsbad.
Miss Swayze formerly served
as an airline hostess. Her fiance
is a graduate of Virginia Military
Institute and served Is months
in Korea. He is now an instructor
at the Officers Candidate School
at Fort Bliss, Tex.
Evening star., 1952-09-17

hemisphere, and the Counselor Of
the South African Embassy and
Mrs. B. j. Jarvie.
Deputy Prime Minister and
Mrs. Havenga and their party left
today for New York on their way
to London where Mr.. Havenga
will represent his chief, DR.. D.
F. Malan at the conference of
Prime Ministers in the British
Commonwealth Of Nations.
Austrions Feted
AuStria'S Minister Of Finance
and Mrs. Reinhold Kamitz also
are in Washington for few days
on their way home from the meet
ings in Mexico City. They were
guests at dinner last evening of
their Ambassador and Mrs. Max
Loewenthal who entertained in
their very attractive embassy on
Massachusetts avenue.
Assistant Secretary Of State and
Mrs. Willard L. Thorp, Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury and
Mrs. A. N. OVERLY. Mr.. John w.
Kenney of the Austrian desk, and
Mr.. V. Lansing Collins, also of
the State Department, with Mrs.
Kenney and Mrs. Collins, and Mr..
J. Arthur w. Marget of the Fed
eral Reserve Board with Mrs.
Marget completed the company.
DR.. and Mrs. Kamitz went to
New York this morning where
they were guests at luncheon of
the Austrian Consul General and
Mrs. Franz Matsch. Tomorrow
evening DR.. Kamitz will deliver a
lecture at the Foreign Council
luncheon and with Mrs. Kamitz
will leave Friday to return to
Vienna.
OfficioI Entertoins
Undersecretary of State David
K. E. Bruce was host to the French
visitors, entertaining them yester-
day at Blair House at o'clock.
The company numbered about half
a hundred and invited were
French Ambassador Henri Bonnet
and members of the embassy staff
as well as officials of the State
Department having to do with
France and those in the Mutual
Security Agency.
Ambassador Bonnet entertained
his countrymen at dinner last
evening and the group will be
here through the week. Saturday
Director Eric Johnston of the
Motion Picture Association will
give a party for them in the
charming headquarters of the
organization on I street at Six
teenth. The next three days will
be devoted to conferences with
officials of Federal departments
and agencies.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
Concludes Tour

Mrs. Edwin j. Mund. wife of
Col. Mund, U. s. M. c.. retired.
and daughter, Margaret Eileen,
have returned to their Chevy
Chase home after a vacation tour
Of South America. Joining them in
Panama for the tour was Mrs.
E. j. keenan, Of San Diego, Calf.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
.oin7on-Horowitz

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Naimar
announce the engagement Of theil
daughter. Norma Lee, to Mr.. Ber.
nard Jay Horowitz, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Horowitz.
The wedding will take place
next month.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
-HeSSler Photo.

Miss Norma Therese Simi.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gino j.
Simi, was married on September
13 to Mr.. Robert Daniel Melendez,
jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Melendez.
Msgr. Bruno Vittori officiated at
the ceremony which was held at
the Church Of the Nativity. The
scene Of the reception was the
Crystal Room at the Willard
Hotel.
Following wedding trip to the
Pocono Mountains, the couple will
reside at Langley Park, Md.
Evening star., 1952-09-17

MIR. and Mrs. Samuel L. April
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Nancy. to Sergt. Phillip
Cohen. u. 8. A. F., son of Mr.. and
No Il David Cohen.
Tne marriage will take place next
spring.
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Notice u hereby given that THE
IAYEFF co. INC. was Incorporated
ON May |, 1888. under and pursuant
TO the Minnesota Business Corpora
tion Act
The general nature % lie bust.
ness shall he To carry on and con
duct q general Contracting business.
Including the designing, eonstruc
ting charging. repairing. remodel
ina or otherwise ehgaEtug IN any
work upen buildings, the coustruc-
ton ~ baildtnES dwellings,, roads,
side walks, and too engage In iron,
steel wood, brick. concrete, stone,
cement, masonry and earth con
struetion.
To eva manage. operate. lease.
rent and sell buildings. and 60 buy
or otherwise acquire. own. hold,
manage and control real and per
spnal property ~ every description,
The address % It's registered Of
flee " SOS Pence building. Mime
apolis, Minnesota
The names and addresses % the
incuFppratoFs are
Normal PeTL SOS Pence BaildisE.
Minneapolis, Mtnn.
trVtnE Nsmerov, SaA Pence Build .
ing. Mthnrapolia, MINI
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Minneapolis. MINI.
The names and addresses OF the
first Hoard Cf Directors are
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line spur. Minneapolis ia Milan
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Minneapolis. MINI.
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FtIe No. faTel
ORDER FOn NEARING PETITION
FON NATURALIZATION, LIMITING.
TIME m FIIE CLAIMS AVN ron
HEARING THEREON
state of Minnesota, County 81
Hsnnepin In Probate Court
In ne EaIAte 10 David bernard
Peterson, peredent
order taF tteaEtaH PetlttSa toe
LeterVs 90 AaualaistEatisa
IT ~ ORDERED that all persons
Interested show cause. " any they
have, before this Court on Monday
June aud. 1853, ~ 10 o'clock A. NJ
in the Court House In Minneapolis
Minnesota, why the petition 81
pearl I. Peterson, ot Hennepiu
County, Minnesota for the appoint
herein flied, should not he granted
oFaeS 60 Ftie ClaIHSs aNa for
IlRaVtan ThsErsN
IT ~ Ft'RTtJER ORDERED that
Wthin four months from the date
hereof all creditors of said pece.
dent file their claims In this Court
Proofs will ne heard and rlaims sN'
aminsd and adjusted before this
Court on Monday. October 9Th, 1919,
Iteusp IN Minneapolis Minnesota
These orders shaft 30 published
In the Minneapolis Spokesman and
coptss MATTED according a. law,
COURT sEALN
WITNESS the non JAMES q,
kElTpE Judge ~ Probate
Court, this kth day % Nav 1854
ERNEST y IJnRENE
Clerk ~ Probate Court
Matthew J tsVitt, AtnFney
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o II II not natural for people
Just 10 wander around: one either
moves with certainty about his
city or travels 20 some definite
place out OF town.
Q The long far away trip In
meticulously planned amid mo-
ments OF joyful anticipation: then
comes the anxious return back
home, with its weight Of duties
under contemplation.
o This IL but q small part OF
Hfe's journey: one hardly gets n
chance to relax before severe pro-
blcms darkcn horizons with storm
clouds Of tasks.
o And here Is where one must
know what stepping stones to
choose; the wrong choice win mar
the future u allowed unchallenged
to get loose.
0If you prefer the basement to
upstairs and care not for order
and quiet; then this Is the shape
your life viii take, in brawling
and not.
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BETHESDA CHURCH NEWS

We heard q very inspiring mes
sage delivered by our pastor taken
from the second chapter Of st,
Matthews, Ord verse. Theme.
The Unprepared and The Pre-
pared Five Foolish and Five
Wise" They that were foolish
took their lamps and took no oil
with them. But the wise took oil
In their vessels. with their lamps
Senior Gospel choir rendered
fine music. United with the church
were Mrs. Dorothy Chambers.
formerly from the Central Bap-
tist church In Jacksonville. Flor
ida. Miss Eddie Allen. formerly
from the Mount Zion Baptist
church In Centerville, Georgia,
Mr.. J. T. Watkins re-lnstated
with his home church. Welcome 10
all these newcomers to the church.
Our Help Comes From God"
was the evenings message by
Rev. Hodges taken from the l2lst
Psalm. I will lift up mine eyes
unto the hills, from whence
cometh my help. The Lord shall
preserve thy going out and thy
coming In from this time forth
and even for ever more. Beautiful
solos were rendered by Worthy
Turner. Mrs. Amanda Harvey
and Julius Caesar accompanied
by Ralph Primm, pianist. Royal
Jubileers gave us several heart
felt gospel numbers. We also had
baptismal services in the evening
Those baptised were Mlss Sylvia
Phillips and Miss Maymie Hester.
Rev. b, c. CaSsius, Chairman
Of the Mems Drive wishes to
thank one and all for their sup
port and their Cooperation.
We received a report that our
deaconess Jessie Jackson spent a
restfIl night Monday. after un-
dergoing a serious operation. Also
glad 10 report that Mrs. Hazel
Merrill IL improving right along.
We thank God. and are still con-
tinuing in prayer for all our sick
everywhere. 49, Sarah Benson, re-
porter,
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sian-bOrn travelling evangelist IN
the u. g. and Canada, win speak
on his personal experiences in
Russia during the first World
War. the Bloody Revolution. his
exile 10 siberia. the Famine Days
and the set-up Of Communism. He
proves the fact that Communism
In not just government but also q
foul religious sst-up. He win also
make known the Five Year Plan
Of Lenin and the Collective Farm.
Ing System. lie will relate the
Christian persecution since Com.
muniam came into power. He will
also dwell upon his escape from
Russia under the threat Of the
firing squad. !
Rev Houseman comes well re-
commended a. O lecturer and his
timely warning OF the Christian
Nations conflict against Com.
muniRm 10 In accord with the
Christian world.
Taking part on the program will
be Mrs. HouAenAn and their two
children who sing a. win the Rev.
HouSeman.
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RRoaIaTNAfION or LAND
state Of Minnesota, County of
fennspin, 80. District Court, Fourth
judicial District
~ the matter Of the application
Jones', husband and wife, as Joint
tenants, 60 register the title to the
following described real sstats att
uRtsd In Hshnspih County, Mime
sofa, namely
Il. 70, Nine m, 9loSh -Four @.
County MINI" applicant
United states Of America,
United states Housing Authority,
aud all other persons or parties
unk nown. claiming any right.
real estate described IN the ap-
plication hsTain, Dsfsndanta
Ths state ~ Minnesota 60 the above
aaused aeeeadaatsI
You are hereby summoned and
required TO answer the application
% the applicant In the above en-
answer 10 the aaid application In
the office Of the clerk Of said court,
In said county Within twenty ta0l
days after the service OF this sum
mons upon you, exclusive OF the
10 answer the application Within
the time aforesaid. the applicants
in thia proceeding will apply 20 the
court Tor the relief demanded
Witness PHILIP G. SCHMIDT.
clerk of said court, and the
seal thereof. at Minneapolis, IN
said county. this 10th day OF
April. A, u, 1904,
tNEAIl
PHILIP c, SCHMIDT. CLERK.
NY A, q, Hopper. Deputy
LEONARD. sTREET and bEfNARn
Attorneys for Applicant
I0ae AndEus building
Minneapolis g. Minnesota
Spokesman. May ?, q iO
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81. Louis, Mo-, and Mrs. Panl
Kelly of Bryant Ave. No.
Vesper services at 8 p. m. win
feature Rev. Mark HousemAn and
family, who win present a pro-
gram Of vocal selections in sup
port of q lecture by Rev House
man, a Russian-born lecturer. who
win speak on Russia and Com
munism. This Is another fine pro
gram that awaits your listening
pleasure. Try and make 1t a date
and be with US. Details Of the
lecture are In another article.
You are always welcome az BOr-
der,
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Continued from page ~
reception for the delegates. The
same morning. the ouadrennlAl
Communion services win be held.
The HIST Of guest speakers has
not been completed. II Ia known
that the church had planned 10 In.
vite President Harry \, Truman,
DIR. Ralph johnson Bunche. Judge
J. waitea waring. Walter Reuther
and Sen. Everett NJ Dirkacn
among others TO speak during the
conference,
The lineup Of various local com
mitteca IL az follows!
Concessions, Rev. Walden,
chairman.
Transportation. The Rows, q, W.
Vann and Fletcher PibuEues. CO.
chairmen; information. the Reva.
A, wRyman Ward and nc. W Rob.
inAon; Courtesy Rev David E.
Readye, music, tho Rev Hyman
u, Mills: decorations. the Rev,
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Many Winners AZ
SpoksSmGn Home
Service Show

Continued from page -
Mae johnson. 800 AIdnch No;
Mrs -. n. Harvey. 1870 AIdrich
No.
Also Ora Finney. 1918 Third
Ave. 30; Elmer ChildreAs, 37OO
Fifth Ave. 30; Charlotte Davis.
ii07 Emerson No; Mrs. samp-
son saTtin, 1913 18th Ave. No;
ArvilIa Tate. 37b6 Fourth Ave. So.
Mrs Sammy Jones. SIS Humboldt
No; Mrs George Peters. 096
Bryant Ave. No: Virginia b.
Curtis. 601 colfaN No; Mrs.. Nan.
ME -. Fogg 37O9 Fourth Ave. 30;
Betty Bailey. 523 Irving No.
Others were Mrs. w. n. st0ValI,
3si5 Fifth Ave, So: Betty Hig-
gins. B2s Emerson Ave. No:
Dorothy Grigsby tao Bradford
Ave. No; Mrs, Kenneth Mason.
TIT Emerson Ave. No: Margaret
Napus, 726 nth Ave. No; Gran
X. Harris. B86 Aldrtch Ave. No.
ella Wynn. 1919 FIFTH Ave. So;
Mrs. Frank Terry, ssi2 First Ave.
30; Era Walls. TOO diFard Ave.
NO. Carrie Wallace. 36a2 Smell
ing Ave; Alice Morgan, 1897
Firth Ave. no.; Mrs. c. w. Beas-
ley. 3701 Fourth Ave. 3d.; Mrs.
Lillian Penn, s0os FIFTH Ave. So:
Irene Bergman, $3.50 Clinton
Ave. 10. and Colleen Moore. SIT
Fifth Ave. 30:
Also A. Taylor. 3s2i Fifth
Ave. 60; Marian l.. williams. 1910
q. 9Th st.: Amanda Jenkins. 3a4
E. 3sth ST.; Mrs. Hester sudduth.
eat Emerson Ave, No.: Marion
Weatberg. 624 Lyndais Ave. No:
Amanda Byrd. s622 Third Ave.
So; Mabel Green. 3bi5 Fourth
Ave. &c.; Mrs. A. Bacon. $3.50
Fifth Ave. Co.. Mrs. Bessie Davis
s04 Fremont Ave. No.: Josephine
Eacue. 3662 Firth Ave. 3d.: Mru.
Daisy Loud. 900 Bryant Ave. No
Mrs. William Modem. 5000 Third
Ave. &c.: Mrs. william Tirnbough
asa Bryant Ave. No, and Gloria
williams, B2B Rondo. 90. Paul.
Also Geraldine Heron. Ola Al
drich Ave. No: Mrs. Elizabeth
Rand. 7t4 Emerson Ave. No:
Mrs. Mccain, OSa Dupont Ave,
Ne; Shirley Hueaser. Tts Elmer
son Ave. No; Pearls Brown. St00
Smelling. Hazel Merrill. 2aOp
FIFTH Ave. So; While Mae
Webb, bSs uirard Ave. No; Mrs.
Eiyse Lyle. 36Ss Firth Ave. 30:
Mrs. ida Webb. ass uirard Ave,
No: Tom Barnett, 4ei7 Irving
Ave. 60. Joe Beck. Bi6s Knox
Ave, 3d.. Thelma Gray. l20 q,
aTth g. 3d.: Mary jennings, si98
Hennepin Ave; Mira G, c. TN
deFwood, SOFA Clinton Ave. Mrs,
Marie Warren, seas Clinton Ave:
Mrs A. jefferson. 27AB clinton.
George Gates, b27 Bryant Ave.
No.: Maxine Jones'. ae26 Third
Ave. 30. Mira G, n, Taylor. s0Be
Fourth Ave. 3d.; Mrs. q. Peters.
1901 Bryant Ave. No; Mra Hope
Abrama, 1851 Bryant Ave, No:
Jessie Morrow. TOO 0lrard Ave
No; and u, H. Lee. tB90 HlA.
wRtha Ave.
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ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday past was a beautiful
day at Zion. After being absent
for some weeks your correspond
ent Ia very happy TO be back in
the worship service with you once
again and 10 share with all the
blessings Of God.
Our beloved pastor, Rev. Henry
w. Bolts ST., preached an inspir-
ing message taken from Matthew
Is: 1-19 60 thee therefore and
teach all nations"
Rev. Bolts subject was, "obed-
fence Ia better than sacrifice. 4"
He made II clear that II one
does not believe. II profits him
nothing. Baptism, Rev. Bolts
pointed out was an act Of obed-
fence, which symboliZes the death
and burial Of Jesus Christ.
Mrs. Nellie Carter Of 1905 18th
Ave. No. and her daughter. Miss
Frances Hale, 1913 18th Ave. No.
united with the church and were
bRutised. Administering Of the
'Lord's Supper followed.
Music for the morning service
was supplied by the Senior and
Junior choirs. Among the many
visitors were: Rev. II. w. Jones,
Of Louisville. KY, Rev. J. Z. Nc
Henry Of Bethesda Baptist and
Mrs. w. l. Shook Of Pratt, Kas.
A fellowship dinner was served
following the morning services. A
rally, the proceeds TO 20 for
cleaning up the church with a
goal Of $500 was successful. Mrs
EsteIIe Howard, $500 Fourth Ave.
So. sponsored the rally.
Rev. II. w. Jones Of Louisville,
Ky, brought the evening message
at Zion. He preached from I Cor
inthians, 1:23. Mrs. Doris Jones Of
Pilgrim Rest Baptist church and
Mr.. r. A. Stephens, 1888 31st
Ave. So. were united with the
church.
Prayer meeting begins Monday
night, May 5 and each night this
week leading up TO the Evangel-
istic services which begin May IL.
We welcome you one and all TO
attend Mrs. Mozella Hender-
ROn