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Evening star., 1952-08-24
BY Margaret [. Fisher

Washington tournament fans
next Friday go to Baltimore and
the Hotel Emerson for the fifth
annual Mid-Atlantic Regional
championships. August 20
through Labor Day.
All five major events in the
series, sponsored Dy the Mid
Atlantic Bridge Conference
under sanction of the American
Contract Bridge League, will
carry 'red" master point
awards, necessary FOR players
aspiring to life mastership. The
five major title bouts, each re-
quiring two sessions of play, in
clude mems and women's pairs,
Friday; mixed pairs. Saturday;
open pairs, Sunday. and team Of
four. Monday.
First session Of each event be-
gins at 2 pm, with the exception
OF the team game when boards
go into play at / o'clock. A spe-
cial one-SeSsion pair game will
be featured Sunday evening for
those eliminated in the qualify
ing round Of the open event, as
well as other players who wish
to participate. Alvin Landy Of
New York will direct.
More than 20 Washing
tonians journeyed to Natural
Bridge last week end for the
popular Piedmont Virginia meet.
Members Of the delegation took
the top two spots IN Sundays
team game. Lewis g. Tubbs,
James G. Stone, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. j. Harris led the 15-foursome
field by a wide margin. They
netted 211a wins in 28 deals.
This was Stones second sue
cessive team victory at Natural
Bridge. Runnerup honors fell
to Gary Arkoian. David MUIR
ray. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Nc
Ghee. who scored 1Sla wins.
Last Saturday evening Col.
and Mrs. D. D. Brodie barely
missed bringing home the open
pair title. losing by half q
match point to the North Caro-
lina-Virginia duo, Herbert Gerst
and Bob Lowell. The winners
scored 341: runnersup, 340.5.
Tubbs and Stone. rating a Sec
tion top in the qualifying round,
finished sixth overall among 81
pairs.
Other localities winning mas
ter point credits in the meet
were Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. Harris.
who topped the special Saturday
night pair field, and A. s. Dem
ing-T. r. LuSk who were Sec
ond in their section of this event.
Mrs. C.. w. Zimmer, eartnered
by Ed Lloyd of Richmond, fin
iShed fourth In Fridays mixed
pair contest.
Scoring 1876 match points, 264
possible. r. A. Ashton and j. r.
McGhee, jr.. piled up an Inn
preSsive lead In the initial ses-
sion Of the Washington Bridge
Leagues annual open pair
championship last Wednesday
night. With this 20 per cent
game as a starter. they are odds
on-favorites to clinch the title at
the final session next Wednes-
day.
Their strongest contenders
win be Mrs. Terry Haas and
Alvin Roth, who hold second
best score. 172, in the field Of
78 pairs. Both leading duos
competed in Section A. where
third score went to DR.. w. H.
Gorton-Dr. Neil j. McHugh,
159Ha. II. r. King-Arthur Vest
rich were fourth. 154la.
Sections A and B playing du-
Evening star., 1952-08-24

E m p e r o r
Halle Selas-
sic, July %.
The design of
the set is
i'd e ntic--a
portrait of
the imperial
potentate in
military uni
form. In =
ScriDti0nS are
Evening star., 1952-08-24
Proper Spirit
HOLLYWOOD

Alan Calm, Bing Crosby's
stand-in. plays a key role in
Paramoumt's "Son Of Paleface, !"
Technicolor comedy co-starring
Bob Hope, Jane Russell and Roy
Rogers. Appropriately enough,
he plays one of the villains who
try to kill Hope.
Evening star., 1952-08-24

re en- a d =
hesive publi-
cizeS the Lu-
theran World
F e d e r a ton
assembly a t
Hanover. and
carries a por-
trait of Mar
tin Luther as
Evening star., 1952-08-24

q symbol Of the occasion. The
other label marks the 18th an
niversary of the invention of
the tour-cylinder gas engine by
NikolauS August Otto and ap-
propriately bears the inventors
Evening star., 1952-08-24
Other duplicate winners in.

Other duplicate winners in.
cluded:
Aos1cyETuHs .sS r.. e,c cIge. .:v avg IS: mr..
CHESS CLUB, Aug. "A: Mrs. J. p;
Mur1syI.rrs sSydMIs Reefssa Ssynods Adnderssn payd
Fisher. Robert ri Wils%oD. l%oolei Aug. ii is: N L. l.
Mrs. Betty Cook.Dr. n. a; Brigham.
Mrs. Mildred Linderman-Mrs. E. A.
St;;. John. Mrs. June Hodskins- Miner
COUNT CLUB: Aug: 10: Mrs s Ias
srssassiNs srsIsSaassis0;sFyaa sFgpio ca1I1s! Aas 49, 1Mrs.
sr'e a Jean sisier ker
!N !MNcconchis. Mrs Mabel Patterson
WASH IhhsHla' cL1s. H5ttersSn; S1s. ,e. ,-w.,,.e.
Ashby-si Katz. Col. j. q. seabourne-
s@aossD @ ''esns'a ANDERSON. Hfsi "a Erishan. an.
Bridge Colendor
ToMORROW-Federal Bridge League.
ns,r 13So New New an HAMPSHIRE; master point
$50. Dixie Wrisht Club. ssi7 Blair si;
road; pair game (open>. 3.
MISUNDERSTANDING Club. 1855
Euclid; pair game (openl. 7:45. An
drews Air Force Base Ofncers' Bridg
Club, pair game. 7:45. Count Club,
1914 Seventeenth. pair game (open1 8.
WEDNESDAY-Steph Studio, 1855
Euclid; pair game (open). 1880.
Hotel; open pair championship. final
THURsDAY--Chess Club. Gordon Hotel;
master point pair game. 7:45.
FRIDAY--Stephan Studio, pair game
SATURDAY-Stephan Studio, pair
game (open), l. Chess Club pair game,
7:45. Walsh Club 1882 Twenty
SECOND; master point pair game.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
Mid-At|ontic RegionoIs
Call F ans to Baltimore

plicated boards. competitors in
the B group were in a tight race
for section honors. Lewis G.
and Lloyd L. Tubbs, scoring
1884, topped the B scrambled
Mitchell to take third spot in
the field. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Kathan trailed close with a half
point less, and Michael Michaels.
Robert Reynolds finished one
match point behind the Tubbs
duo. Sue Gantt-Frieda Kenyon,
with 157R, rated fourth spot in
Section B, ranking seventh in
the field.
The Charles Goren School of
Bridge. first Of its kind, opens
September 8 at 6 Dupont circle
NV. to provide instruction in
latest techniques of contract
bridge. Alvin L. Roth will be
managing director. Himself the
winner Of many major bridge
championships, Roth is a close
associate Of Charles Goren,
generally recognized as the
worlds top-ranking player.
Evening star., 1952-08-24

Results Of local master point
matches last week were:
ANDREWS AIR FORCE OFFICERS
Edward Hruby-Mrs. r. K. o'Brien.
Mrs. Newton Carpenter-Maj. W. G.
Woodworth. Capt B. B. Hal
Mrs. Charles Eastman.
STEPHAN STUDIO. Aug. 10: Laura
Hunter-Si Katz. Mrs. M: L. Fisher
Georse Black; Mrs. T: NJ. Boyle
mrs. Dixie T. Wright, Mrs. W. C.
Alexander George Robertson. Aug.
70: Mrs. George Kathan-Mrs.
". r.. Plum. Mrs. Frederick Eberson-
Mrs. Lester Gibson. Mrs Robert
pu Bois-Mrs. Dora Schwartz. Mrs.
Marie Muldrow-Jack Barnett.
WRIGHT CLUB. Aug. JS: DIR. N. A.
Brigham. Henry Paolini. Mrs. Stan
ley Beasley-T. ]. Lee. donald J.
Peters.Henr D. Scheitelman, Sender
Jaart-Dr. c. e. Mckee.
Evening star., 1952-08-24

The Washington Press, New
ark, N. j., has published a A.
page pamphlet entitled the
White Ace Postage Stamp Iden-
tifier in aid of beginners who
need help in classifying their
accessions. It includes a Schol-
arly dictionary of philatelic
terms. The text is illustrated
with halftone reproductions Of
stamps.
Evening star., 1952-08-24

ef1gy with a wheel and a ma
chine in the BACKGROUND.
Evening star., 1952-10-11
Janet Collins
Dances
Versatile Star
Of Met Presents
Varied Proqron1

Janet Collins returned to WASH
ington last night and revealed to
Ia highly appreciative audience
why she has been widely ac-
claimed the Metropolitan operas
best discovery in years.
The premiere danseuse not only
showed her versatility by design
ing the costumes and doing the
Ichoreography, but also by arrang-
ing her dances into a most capti-
waiting program. Miss Collins per-
Iformances ranged from a dance
depicting the court life of Louis
XIV to the reflection of three
psalms.
Prayers of torment, petition and
Thanksgiving, as portrayed by the
young artist, made one oblivious
to the absence of heavenly scenery
and a celestial orchestra. A little
later her quick rhythmic move
mentS as a 10th century Creole
maiden swept one quickly into
the streets of her native New Or
leans though a plain backdrop,
colored lights and a pianist were
her only aids.
Miss Collins transient dance
moods did not put her beyond the
reaches of comedy, as she vivdly
dramatized a tipsy Mard Gras
miss who is brought back to her
graceful senses by a bewitching
drum beat. ~....
Ably assisting the Nets first
Negro star in Cardozo High School
auditorium were Baritone Fred
Thomas. Drummer Theodore
Benedict and Pianist Kenneth
Mcclure.
Upon completion of the Nets
season. which opens next month,
Miss Collins again will tour with
her company Her last appear
ance here was in May, when the
Met performed at Loew's Capitol.
j. r.
Evening star., 1952-10-11
Rose Must Tell Assets
Or Concede AIimonv
BY the Assoeioied Press

NEW YORK. Oct. ,11.-A State
Supreme Court justice has told
Snowman Billy Rose to concede
his ability to pay unlimited all
mony to his estranged wife, Flea
nor Holm. or else reveal certain
data about his finances since 1899.
The ruling by Justice James B.
M. McNally yesterday was a vital
point in the former Olympic
swimming stars efforts to get a
peek at Mr.. Roses financial back
ground. The court said he must
disclose his income, earnings and
assets.
Mr.. Rose reputedly has amassed
millions in the 13 years since he
married Miss Holm.
They were recently separated.
Alimony has yet to be set.
Examination of Mr.. Roses rec
ords was scheduled for Wednes-
day. An alimony hearing set for
the same day was postponed.
Mr.. McNally said that if Mr..
Rose comedies ability to pay, the
court will examine the standard
of living of the two in setting ali
mony. Miss Holm now gets $70O
Ia week temporary alimony.
Evening star., 1952-10-11
Police Quiz Friends
OF Stage Designer
Slain in Apartment
BY the Associotsd Press

NEW YORK. Oct. 11.-Police
today were questioning friends of
stanford Tillis. 26, whose blud-
geoned and burned body was
found yesterday in his Manhattan
apartment.
Authorities had few clues to the
killing of the TV and stage de-
signer, who had been Dashed in
the head with a heavy instrument,
bound hand and foot with wire
and left under burning sofa.
The slayer apparently set fire
to the 2lz-room apartment to
conceal the crime.
Police said a two-inch square
table leg found in the fiat might
have been the murder weapon.
The charred wood left no telltale
bloodstains or fingerprints, they
said.
The door and all windows of
Mr.. Tillis' quarters were locked.
Robbery was discounted as mo-
tive, with apparently nothing
missing from the rooms except the
victims keys.
Mr.. Tillis' father Henry, a Gus
tom tailor, could offer no motive.
He said his son lived quietly and
had been saving for a trip to Eu-
rope next year.
Young Tillis Joined the Navy
at Is and served a year and a
half in the Pacific during World
War II.
After the war he studied drama
at Ithaca IN. " College and
transferred to Columbia Univer-
sity.
He had been employed by the
National Broadcasting Co. until
last summer. He had been work.
ing on sets for Columbia's Brander
IMatthewS Theater
Evening star., 1952-10-11
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing

Stage.
Arena Stage-''Desire Under the
Elms"; 2:3O and $3.50 pm.
National - "Bernafdine";; 2::3O
and $3.50 pm.
Screen.
AmbaSsador-"The Quiet Man;
1875, 4:10, GAS and 9:25 pm.
Capitol - "Untamed Frontier; !;
1920 am. LOS, 3:45, 6:25. 9:05
and 11:45 pm. Stage: 1910, ESQ,
$50, $40 and 10:45 pm.
Columbia - "The Devil Makes
Three; 1925. 1870, 3:15, $40.
7:05, 900 and 1885 pm.
Dupont "Cry, the Beloved
Country" 1880. $3.50. 5:35, TAO.
9:45 and 11:55 pm.
Keith's-"One Minute to Zero;
Ills am, 1:20, $3.50, $40. TAO,
9:40 anud 11:45 pm.
Little-"Carnet Du Ball.; 2:3O,
$50 and 9:10 pm.
Metropolitan-"Lady Possessed;
12:45. $3.50. 6:55 and 1905 pm.
Ontario-''Les Miserables";; /, 3.
5, 7, 9:05 and 11:10 pm.
Palace-"Ivanhoe": II am, l,
3:10, $40, 1880. GAS and
1850 pm.
Playhouse "Tales of Hoff-
mann; 11:1O am, lis. 3:15.
$40. 7:25, 9:35 and 1885 pm.
Plaza-"O. Henry's Full House;
II am, 1:05. $40, 5:25. TAO, 9:55
pm. and 1910 am.
Trans Lux - Carrie: 11:05
am, 1:15. $40, $50, 7:30. 9:40
and 1850 pm.
Warner - "The Quiet Man;
1880 am, 1:55, 4:25. 6:55, $3.50
and 1855 pm.
Evening star., 1952-10-11
Hollywood Diary
Ava Says Marriage
Is Skirtinq Rocks
By SheiIah Grohom

But every producer on the lot is
clamoring for Marilyn Monroe.
Ann Sothern. asked who she
wanted as her leading man for
next Mondays teeveed Holly
wood Opening Night" promptly
replied, Dick Egan." He's the
guy she loves. Annie draws $500
for the stint. Jimmy Durante
asked me would I be on his TV
show next Saturday. It's pleas
ure and a privilege, James.
Korda has $428,0OO in "The
Kings General'-and they haven't
turned camera. He wants Enrol
Flynn for the general-if he'll
come down on his huge per-
centage demand. Pat Wymore,
by the way. is due to leave in a
week for Jamaica to visit with
ner lord, but not master, who
then returns to England to COM
Iplete his 18-month tax-exempt
course.
Dorothy Lamour was glimpsed
at the new chic shop here. 1.-THE
400," buying a transparent plastic
belt inscribed-in French, yeti
1.-The more I know of men, the
more I love my dog" She
was buying it for a friend.
tReleased by NANA.)
Evening star., 1952-10-11

storm troopers flee with Kelly and
Miss Angel to deliver them the
coup de grace for having dared to
lead them into a trap laid by
American Intelligence forces.
Marton's direction of 1.-The Devil
Makes Three" falls into a neat and
effective pattern of scenes that are
alternately tender and violent.
Miss Angel and Kelly apply a
nicely polished touch to whichever
mood happens to be demanded of
them at given moment.
Scenically and otherwise, there
is quite sweep to the film at the
Columbia. 1t involves a multitude
of supporting performances, all of
which are satisfying enough.
Saturday Summary: Fireside
Theater's published play for
December will be Jan de Hartog's
"The Fourposter." It will COIN
eide, incidentally, with the ap-
pearance of the drama at the
National. With Jessica Tandy
and her husband, Hume Cronyn,
constituting the entire cast. :.
They left Broadway at the top of
the plays popularity for a road
tour. One which has made
them happy. Ed Hall, former
Howard University student, who
turned in a corking performance
in Arena Stages "Hasty Heart"
last summer. will return to WASH
ington next week. ;. He will have
a small part in Moss Hart's "The
Climate of Eden" The latest
work of the writing Hart, as dis
tinct from the producing one.
Bernie, will play two weeks at the
National. :. . Aside to Mel Hosan-
sky: Thank you for those pleasant
words. Falls Church Com
munity theater will present Pin
nochio" as its Christmas holiday
show for children this year. i
Tryouts will be held October 16, 8
pm, at the home of Ollie Smith,
800 Fulton ave. Theater lobby
returns to production November 6
with Daphne du Maurier'S RE
becca" as its first attraction. :.
Gideon Rosen and Julia Wallace
head the cast which already is in
rehearsal on the romantic thriller.
Evening star., 1952-10-11
HOLLYWOOD.

4AoA3A "OSO'
The most recent battle be-
tween Ava Gardner and Frank
Sinatra is final, Ava is telling
Hollywood pals. But she has said
that before!
John Huston's BEAT the Devil"
package has been taken over by
Metro or rather, Loew's - with
John writing, directing and CO.
producing. To be made in Eu-
rope, it will be Johns first chore
for Metro since Red Badge Of
Courage"
Dean Miller wants to follow
his pal, Pete Lawford, in a Metro
exit. Deans a cute kid, but he
shouldn't have any trouble get
ting out. The studios are letting
people 60 who want to stay. e.
And John Carroll is burning at
MGM executive Ida Koverman.
"She Cancelled me out of the Pasa-
dena pops-without letting me
know" cracked Carroll to your
rowing reporter at Chicago lumber
millionaire Harry Jameson's shin
dig early this week.
Sharman Douglas was supposed
to stay in Europe as bridesmaid
for Aubrey Hepburn's wedding
with Jimmy Hanson. But the nup-
tlals are off, and Sharnlan flew
home.
Robert Ryan left early in the
week to meet Adlai Stevenson and
will accompany him for three
weeks.
Beverly Michaels was so happy
at the photoplay New Stars"
party that she took a couple"
which, she says, made her see
triple. She left with her steady
beau, Russell Rouse. Bob
Wagner was there with Debbie
Reynolds: also the Tyrone Pow
erses, jeff Chambers and lots OF
lovely new ingenue stars. In fact,
all the photoplay winners were
present except Zsa Zsa Gabor
and Hildegarde Neff.
Collier Young is shopping for
an apartment in Paris. to be near
Joan Fontaine. And a Paris pal
reports he'll make pictures over
there. What happened to his pic
ture-company tieup with Ida
Lupino?
-Four top female stars at GOTH
Fox have no current assignments
Betty Cradle, Jeanne Grain,
Mitzi Gaynor and June Haver.
Evening star., 1952-10-11
Harvard Trio Fighting
Mccarthy Accused Of
Ties With Red Fronts
By the Associated Press

Senator Mundt, Republican, of
South Dakota, said last night the
three Harvard professors who are
raising funds in drive to defeat
Senator Mccarthy, Republican, of
Wisconsin, and Senator Jenner,
Republican, of Indiana, are listed
by the House Un-American Activi-
ties Committee as having been as
sociated with Communist fronts.
Senator Mundt named the Har-
ward trio as Archibald McLeish,
former Librarian of Congress-: Ar
thur M. Schlesinger, ST., and Mark
DeWolfe Howe.
Mr.. Howe scoffed at Senator
Mundt's accusation. Mr.. MacLeish
and Mr.. Schlesinger were not
available for comment.
Charges "Smear."
The South Dakota Senator, CO.
chairman of the Republican Cam
paign Speakers Bureau. said the
Harvard groups Embarrassing eff
fort is typical of left-wing at
tempts to smear, vilify and con-
demn anyone and everyone who
courageously exposes left-wing &C
tivities."
In a statement issued through
Republican national headquarters,
Senator Mundt said Gov. Steven
son, the Democratic presidential
nominee, is leading this smear
campaign" He added:
1T becomes more obvious every
day that the reason why the left
wing party which backed Henry
Wallace in 1948 is causing so little
stir this year is because most of
its leaders have moved into posi-
tions of high authority in the
Stevenson campaign"
Stevenson Aide Listed.
Senator Mundt said Arthur M.
Schlesinger. jr., one of Gov. Ste
venson's key advisers, is also listed
by the House Un-American Activ-
tiles Committee as having been
associated with Red front organ
izationS.
The Senator said he noted that
young Schlesinger has denied any
connection with Red fronts, but
he said the House groups files
citing him in that connection are
"a matter of public record"
Mr.. Howe. cited as a member in
1887 of the National Lawyers
Guild which the House commit
tee listed in 1914 as a Communist
'front.'" said:
"A lot of perfectly respectable
people belonged to the Lawyers
Guild in 1887. I can recall, for
example. Francis Biddle, who was
Attorney General of the United
States. It was entirely proper
then"
Evening star., 1952-10-11

are played by Pier Angel and
Gene Kelly. They make a pleas
ing combination in this sort of
thing and they could not ask for
a more dramatic background
against which to play their
Romeo-Juliet assignments.
The setting of "The Devil Makes
Three" is postwar Germany
whose ruins constitute a classic
example of where hauteur and
hate can lead nation. Salzburg
is also a location scene in the
M-G-M production and nothing
could look more dramatic than its
tilted, terraced streets and tower
ing mountain background drop.
Miss Angel and Kelly never
quite succeed in stealing the pic
ture away from the scenery. a
fault more attributable to the
writing than the acting of the
screenplay. The Lawrence Bach
mann fable simply has become too
familiar. usually with. Hildegarde
Neff playing the soiled dove
heroine.
The nearest Kelly comes to
dance in 1.-THE Devil Makes Three"
is to play an interested spectator
to what passes for dancing in
German roadside canteen and
SleaZy Munich nightclub.
He is strictly the actor here.
playing the role of a Air Force
captain who goes back to Ger
many after the war to thank an
anti-Nazi family for having helped
him escape prisoner r-of-war
camp. Sole member of the house
hold alive is the daughter, now
grown up and reduced to the des-
perate situation of working as
nightclub lure.
The sight of anyone so fragile
as Miss Angel in this sordid plight
turns Kelly's remembered affec-
ton for her as child into love.
Instead of responding to this as
she should, Miss Angel makes
Kelly her dupe. Before he can
realize what is happening to him.
he is involved in the black market
ring of which Miss Angel is tool.
This takes a lot of Strengthening
out before the film ends and 1t
results in lively series of pursuits
along Hitler's famous autobahnen.
X X
There is virtually no limit to the
cooperation the Military Govern
ment extends to the makers of
1.-THE Devil Makes Three" Direc-
tor Andrew Marton's cameramen.
therefore, have a field day shoot
ing in the most exciting areas of
occupied Germany.
Their climatic shot is in the
lofty Eden of Berchtsgaden which.
the picture implies, is a haunted
garden in which the seeds of a
new Nazism are growing. 1t is
here at any rate that the new
Evening star., 1952-10-11
The Passing Show
Love Among the Ruins Film
Stars Kelly and Miss Angel
By Joy Carmody

Love among the ruins always has been wstfly appealing
dramatic theme 1t is situation fraugh contrast
birth grave once beautiful city It
puts lump the hroas of those romance with
moonlight and the story that lets this always
good for movie.
The movie in question yesterday Columbia
frst-run theater.
It's title THE Devil Makes Three poignant lovers
Evening star., 1952-10-11
First Cos Drilled in 1921

ALBANY. N. Y.-First CONNER
cial natural gas well in the United
States. q feet deep, was drilled at
Fredonia, N. Y, in 1921, preceding
the first oil well by 80 years.
Evening star., 1952-10-11

THE DEVIL MAKES THREE" Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer picture, produced by Rich
ard Goldstone. directed by Andrew Mar
ton, screenplay by Jerry Davis, based on
story by Lawrence Bachmann. At the
Columbia.
Capt. JEFF Eliot - Gene Kelly
Wilhelmina -lWillie) Lehrt- Pier Angeii
Col. James Terry ------ Richard Rober
1t. Parker -------- Richard Egan
Helsemann -------- Claus ClauSen
HanSig Wilfried Seyferth
Cabaret Singer ------Margot Hielscher
Mrs. keigler -------- Annie Rosar
sgt. at Airport -------Harold Benedict
Mr.. Nolder -----.-- Otto Gebuhr
Mrs, Nolder ------ Gertrud Wolfe
keigief ief--- Heinrich Gretler
Il. Farris Charles Gordon Howard
Oberlltz Bum Kruger
Waiter Claus Benton Lombard
Slgmund Nehs - Ivan Petrovich
Customs Ofhcial-German Sepp Rist
Ernst Haltmann Michael Tellering
Evening star., 1952-10-11
Eust Reich CunoI Opens

East Germany has opened a
new 20-mile canal which makes
Communist shipping independent
Of West Berlin's waterways.
Evening star., 1952-10-11
Vaudeville in South Africo

Vaudeville has returned to
popularity in South Africa and
salaries for big weeks" range up
to $1,4O0 for top stars.
Smyrna times., 1952-10-02
ST. PETERS CHURCH NOTES
Holy Communion ON Seventeenth
Sunday After Trinity, Oct. 5

HOLY Communion ON Seventeenth
Sunday After Trinity, Oct. 5
On the seventeenth Sunday after
Trinity, October there will be a
service of Holy Communion at 8
am. at st. Peters Church; second
celebration, with sermon by the
rector the Rev. F. Sydney Bancroft
at IL am; church school at $3.50
am; nursery school, IL am. There
will be choir rehearsal tonight,
Thursday, at 7:3O o'clock. All par
ishioners are invited to. attend the
dedication service at the Church of
the Holy Nativity, known as The
Barn, on Sunday, Oct. 5 at A pm.
The Youth Fellowship of St.Peter's
Church will meet next Sunday at
$50 pm. After the IL am. SER
vice next Sunday a coffee hour has
been planned to be held in the par
ish house. It has been arranged so
that the rector may become better
acquainted with members Of the
parish. and for the spirit of fellow
ship it will engender.