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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-02
Truman Plans
Clean Sweep
OF Bureau
Scandal-Ridden
Internal Revenue
I'm For Thorough
House Cleaning

WASHINGTON - R-President
Truman today announced plans
for sweeping shakeup of the
scandal-ridden Internal Revenue
Bureau.
He said the move is one of a
series of steps he plans to take
to protect the government from
the insidious influence peddlerS
and favor seekers. and to expose
and punish any wrongdoers.
The Revenue Bureau Shakeup
will be in the form of a reOrgani-
cation plan to be submitted to
Congress. II calls for aboliShing
the "a offices of district collectors
of internal revenue.
Most of these districts Include
single state. but some of the
large states have more than one
district.
In place of the regional district
collectors. the reorganization plan
will put all operating functions OF
the bureau under Is district Of
fees, each headed by a district
commissioner.
Field activities in each district
will be under jurisdiction of the
district commissioner.
The plan also calls for:
All offices of the Internal Rev
enue Bureau to be filled through
Continued Or Page Si.J
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-02
Attempt TO
Reach Bodies
Atop Mountain
lY West Point
Cadets We're
Aboard Air Force
CAT Transport

PHOENIX, Ariz. R-Airmen and
cowboys struggled up the icy face
of a rugged Central Arizona Noun
tain today to reach the bodies of
% military personnel killed in the
crash of an Air Force CA trans
port plane.
Mounted on horses, the advance
party of an evacuation team fol
lowed a faint cattle trail leading
to the place where the big plane
slammed into Armer Mountain, %
miles northeast of Phoenix, and
burned.
Guiding the group was Arnold
Johnson, 50-year old cattle ranch
foreman, who Tuesday went to the
crash scene and found all of the
plane passengers. including 10
West Point cadets. dead.
When the vanguard set out short
~ after daybreak. they figured the
temperature at the top OF the
7 1000 foot mountain was 5 below
zero. The plane hit about $50 feet
below the crest at the foot of
rocky bluff.
The wreckage of the plane that
vanished in a storm Sunday was
sighted Tuesday afternoon by
aerial searchers.
Johnson's wife. Edna. saw the
shattered remains of the CA
through field glasses and informed
her husband. Johnson rode imme-
diately up the mountain to give aid
to any survivors. but found only
bodies.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-02
Psychiatrist Is
Ordered For Man

'HERNE BAY. England R-
W0rkmen investigating sewer
stoppage in front of Peter Addley g
house found the pipe blocked with
81 pairs of women's panties.
In court today, Addl0y. q. ad
mitted stealing the panties, plus
II slips and number Of bras
siers: during a series of clothes
line raids which began Is months
ago. He said he had acted on an
Uncomfortable urge"
The judge put him on probation.
with orders 10 consult a psychia
trist.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-02
Hiola School Junior
Severely Injured BY
Moforisf Yesterday
DriUer Must Face
Eight Charges
In Municipal
Court

Eugene Bath, IL. Il
Junior at The Key West
high school, was struck by
a car yesterday and severe
ly injured. He is still i'm
Monroe General hospital
under observation, suffer-
ing from "a cracked collar
bone, a possible broken
arm and other injuries.
The car was driven by
Joseph I. Allsman, a sailor,
listed as navy cOmmissary,
who now has eight charges
brought against him. he
took the 1913 DeSOto
without the consent OF the
owner, Fred L. Clark, Jr.,
and drove il off while un-
der the influence of liquor.
Near Fire Station No. 3 at
Grinnell and Virginia streets.
Allsman struck Bath who was
riding on bicvcle, dragging him
about rs feet before stopping.
Police officer L. Soriano was
on his way home at 1920 p. M,
when he noticed crowd of peo-
pie near the fire station. He APP
preached the man behind the
wheehand asked if he had been
driving when the accident hap
pened. The driver said yes. but
when Soriano identified himself
rs member of the police de-
partment and, placed him under
arrest. Allsman stepped on the
gas and dragged Soriano about
100 feet.
Soriano stopped passing
truck and gave chase down Vir-
ginia street to White street, then
10 Eaton. There he found Ais
man involved in another accident
where he had hit truck be-
longing TO the Columbia laundry,
and driven by Thomas N. Mesa.
Clark's car had a demolished
front end. The laundry truck sus-
tanned a damaged bumper. eX-
haust evStern and damaged gas
tank. This time, no one was in
jured.
Estimated cost of the damage
to Clark's car is approximately
$500.
Young Bath was taken to the
hospital Immediately, His bicycle,
a new one. was completely de-
stroyed by the impact. Skid
marks and broken glass marked
the scene of the first accident.
Chief of Police Joseph Kemp
said that no bond could be named
for Allsman pending the release
of the injured lad from the hos
pital.
Bath is the son of Mrs. Maggie
Bath of Blitzton, Georgia. He
lives with his brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bath
at 1917 Royal street
The eight charges placed
against Allsman are taking the
property of another. driving un-
der the influence of Intoxicating
Continued On Page Ski
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-02
Bulletin

AT l:l5 this afternoon II
was learned that Thomas Pat
terson. QMSN, Of the USS
Wiike. injured in the plane
crash Saturday night in
southwestern New York
State. is on the critical list
in q hospital at Salamanca.
NJ. Y.
He is "a years old and has
been in the navy since No.
vember. is4s. He has been
stationed in Key West since
September. lS4s.
Patterson. one of the Ii
survivors is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Patterson.
240z Highland avenue. New
Castle. Pa.
1t. 3. w. Setter. Of the
USS Wilke. said that no de-
tails had been received con-
corning the extent OF Patfsr-
sons injuries. but that he
was listed as critical"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-02
JayCee Christmas
Lighting Contest
Winners Told

The Junior Chamber of
Commerce announced the
winners of the 1851 Christ
mas Lighting contest:
Yard and Residence
lst prize. $3.50. Fred Scho-
neck. 1914 Whalton street.
and prize. Flovd G. Jones.
Sl25. TIT White street.
Ord prize. E. v. Kinsman.
500. zs03 Staples avenue.
4th prize. Thomas A. Caro-.
$50. 1914 Johnson street.
sth prize. Mario viera. Jr"
SIS. Mastic Trailer Camp.
Window Lighting and Small
Displays
lst prize. Eddie Pent. James
and Crinnell. (S50l.
End prize. John J. Romero.
1872 Leon street. (S2S).
Comroercisl Displays
lst-Dick's Tire Service.
s7s Truman. tPisavel.
2nd-Pierce Brothers. Flem-
ing street. Honorable Men
tion).
3rd-The Buttons. Pins and
Bows. SIS Caroline street.
Honorable Mention).
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-02
Six OF Mans Eight
Wives Are Arrested

MESA, Ariz, tf-SiX women who
claim to be the wives Of Mormon
cultist we're arrested Tuesday and
spent the night in Jail pending
their hearing today Their hus-
band, member of cult that broke
with the Latter Day Saints Nor
Continued On Rage Sky
Evening star., 1952-04-13

ber. Nevertheless, the labora-
tory also experiments with
reclaimed and synthetic
rubbers.
On the Michigan avenue
strip, the District is testing
four kinds of rubber-natural,
synthetic, reclaimed and plaS-
ticized. Four other sections
with the same rubber contents
have sand added to test their
durability.
The strip has not been down
long enough to produce any
definite comparative results,
but it is inspected each week
for developments which will
be used in the final analysis.
Evening star., 1952-04-13

Tests for the District paving
are made by the Bureau Of
Standards and the Bureau of
Public Roads, which maintain
laboratories similar to that of
the Rubber Bureau.
If a pure asphalt street
heretofore would last 20 years,
we hope 1t will last 80 years
with rubber" H. E. Clemmer
of the District Highway Mate
rials Division says. 1.-THE rub
ber does seem to give the
roads an anti-skidding prop
erty, but their ability to take
the punishment Of weather
and traffic seems to be their
biggest asset"
Evening star., 1952-04-13

the laboratory. The differ
ence is in the durability of the
roads.
Mixing rubber with asphalt
makes paving less brittle in
winter and firmer in sum-
mer," he says. 1T also adds
to its elasticity, giving it less
tendency to crack under
weight and during expansion
and contraction. It reduces
the effect Of shock and vibra-
tion."
Since the Natural Rubber
Bureau represents Malayan
rubber growers, its interests,
quite UNDERSTANDABLE, are in
the direction of natural rub
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HOUSES VITO. 70 BUY tcent.)

d, G. OR MAHYLAND--We buy for
cash. or sell for you on terms Your
satisfaction Is our success With
Sn egS OblIgattiop, call cAMPANELLA a
TOP PRICES for houses in any con-
dittoni immediate service. HAROLD
BoNART, a. CO., ST. 6567; ewes,
rSfMEDiATE Cash for your home
LnS location. any condition. Cal
TOP o 5SELAR SSt Il cash ss 1873 tos your prOper.
les; any condition or location
whit or eolored; Immediate action
ST. 1920; evenings, OV. 3OS6.
DO you WANT To SELL? Our ex.
pert appraisal viii help you to sell
phone OR. 89le. J.. +. dRAVATTE
n xrfENrloSS lRS to St The o1SS sslt
OF your home. business or invest.
@i' es property H Thst you Rssses ssSiGs
apDraiSais. Results since 1919.
ALL CASH. guarsntee all cash II
E2iaI5ixESyr' E2a5 Srics I'm u osS9l $4,000 or less
I WILL PAY Cash TODAY for your
home; any location. any condition;
DlEEetrs siElS yR6M SSwNEG. sssh, si Tltai sis6er
p &" Nd. or Va. 81. 7607 or FA
DETACHED. from owner, Amer ynly.
Cleve. PIX, Oh. Ch.s D c. S22 .000
maxi viii II a.fn.-0 pm. 81. $3.50
HAVE PURCHASER for ;,.bedrm, 1brk.
Re R2Rs rd IN stsa sveE H. sSsEaInSs % ss,S SSol,s S
VII pay 5000 per mo. Call sH.
BETil.. .cH. Gil. AREA. wanted
SS!hsj ssc, sSts ,ooS.ssab' 'fSo0S'' fHtS'' oEl TH oo46,
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TRUCKS F0R sALE

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FARMS (ceNS.l

FOR sALE-se:asFs sstete II, J. w
house, electric and BATH SSaE bsfSn' bSsiS'
very desirable, beautiful settling
gSSss.sSsosSBoh gSs'SoS' 1ssI.,. 1ASsEl. MfFSSPSidNsiVb
kAKEk. aSS Aai@seNSssr @Ns o., a. cay, eM
Isle, Pa, Telephone BOZ. -
sssSt sstss Cleared sas!siHTs, sSiHss
fR house, .rm' iae tsSs tsSsnt tt09sSsSS hsass, y,
tobacco iE,S baEgsI some river frontage,
SISS SSHh &yENFFFS' ySEsNFFSs'' RssItor9 %i 9fas az
NEAR GETTYSBURG, PA. - Good
stock farm, ll6 Reresi on haro
Eoadi large Pa, Dutch stone house
built l7B4, In GOOD cond,; fenced
pasture, with stream, adjacent barn,
gGod water good rental possibilities
@lo'ooo' Call OWNER il. s-3s7s.
Two y. ?, sTH9SgT H'sU,I CATALogs. q, Just out
sstfHRssoSt,r sstfHRssoSt,r S'stESs 'gstESs,TSVe TSVerEsinY'. EREEI
yagd Bldg" WaShinGton, stsrllnI
sI5 ACRES ,produs.iv. farm land,
55ldSs, 5 iood fences, plenty ef wstsri fi
ss sisir' dRzls. NIX ss.i b. ri sl44! sSS dSS ''i%'
sT9NE I,!Ilt - HOUSE !.gs with frame wing
Contains 4 bedrooms, baths, 4
hreplaCes. Within 80 miles Of down.
" Virginia. Can Be purchased viii
it9F ir9StFn % acres 70 $50 acres, Bart
F.d Fenced With American wire. Won.
Rsais % bF1Rs sst Xassft win htaatfa S. iao,I e
q pfShtSBls udfS sss, stStlSha..h lga.h Rf26nsstfssil
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WAREHOUSE WANTED

1f $, SE s;$,ssS' s! Y. !SSt
HOFFMAN, HU, 1Od7, s-HB
Evening star., 1952-02-28

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Evening star., 1952-02-28
TRAllERS

TnAILERS, cash, bought, sold, stored.
House or luggage trailers wanted.
1000 Central ave. ne. HI. $3.50.
NEW GLIDERs. zephyrs and used
BRSGGsi B2GMER aiG Hhs ga slEs y ths
neon clock on U. 8. No. /. Beltsyille.
ELCAR is4S; 29M IT,: very good
cond.;. priced for quick sale. Call
Trailer Town, lot S6, Lexing ton
Evening star., 1952-02-28
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

BELIEVE 1T OR NOT
Lovely brick Cape Cod consisting Of
large hyi Em; with frepl.. full din
1m,', equipped kit. and bath on Isl
T.; mas expansihle attic and a full
aayleht bsmt. with outside en-
france; also has screened back porch
tor summertime dining or sleeping
Riddles. Full price only SI7,05O'
RIGGS & co.
IA. b-7662 JA. 7-4e4a
Evening star., 1952-02-28
GARAGES

FOR RENT. new cinder block garage
Or stofagej 500 90. IT,. avail Mar. /.
Go GEsar osSss sSs l. st ''w. RE. ao3SSs or
PARkiSGS0 SPACE for rent; iis3s4
fasSsrd sSf mo. tIEDEsAiE' IED6iEs AiE.'itRssslssr RsslsrET tS
c2s o16 New York ave. NV, ma.
isss r 1T, NV. Autongsitie
parking inside modern opt. BLDG. !
S1b mo. AD. 141S or Hu. 54f3.
wAESEo w.A,,|,1Sg =; 70 EErE with y,
Center. oV as2S." as2S"n'''A 'n0GaRs,n' as
a. mel suit. Tor !. ears or SteraleI
shao9RF ssssg1 III s.A'!.S' 'IsS'1S5ss U.s. 81 SssSc4Eg II
0nesstefy warehouse or garage, ID
Gcs"s ;TSots sgVSExSs SsiISs',, :y!. :y!SeAByYSS$ff;S BY
Evening star., 1952-02-28
bUylNEsS PROPERTY ron SAL

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BE taklHF, latest cgmiR, trainers, AlI
hlg,caHalE ELGhed, Pptsntlal rental
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Evening star., 1952-02-28
REAL GsTArR LOANS
TRUST NOTES FoR SALl

.aIli|,sS,S SS$y,SSS,,El:I1F IS'yII ! 13PsgEs1
Evening star., 1952-02-28
FARAAs

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sIsssI'''5Slb sssI 't5SSlbaissEassE's Esn i.r!sa. AXE Eas
MATANWa, UN, R60A Atker q p,m.
Evening star., 1952-02-28
HoVsEs WANTEp 70 RVV

iAsH IRpyERs victims ben . aAd (
Es$gts sssgt... ,sSt RsSEEsHsk sSEHE sESE 'AiEyIE IE&HE
kisEpSsIssAS .spsIsA & IRis I issaasolhs.a lhsas' COZ Iu'
Evening star., 1952-02-28
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALI

AZ 3 EKOKA - OVtECKK III
30 N %, Nh. Mn, ob0B
Evening star., 1952-02-28

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STORES FOR RENT

sHa0IIrPItNG atIIIPrItNNG CENTER L9CAII00E-In
sspt; ALBERT 'tS5fii X. coaEiNS SeS e.. "a. "a.
44th hOaSi AM SHERIFF RID. N.E.-Lsrrs
modern store. with 5 rms. kit. and
RRfEs lRRHRiffEst'lEE Evan. ADPsEd sEds pITas Fad nv
1sS$s lays 81. siS' NiW-lsltoTr;s Nv lslST; .uitabl.
any type business; now equipped
for rsstausaant; 5a ~; income Q apts.; $$Sb
CoDRRNERR STORE. heavy auto trail trSfi,c,
bSRtD,n bs%tD aensss: sse st St0S S:yGnS sG' d. iq!i
rent. Ms Ferry. E f5 br. OS5s1nS S7s4;S svss., sS~
PR6MiSSffNr coRNER-pirst "a and
many otEer uses. ipEnsfHfs PEREY. 81. e.
oO5. q .PL. N.W.-S86 per mo-; suit
able for store or once; heat and
sTSREi ssT'S6iRsfEi'A1tkEb Akb pMEnopEkN eaaPp2ARrMRSr,
excellent location for tire. battery.
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7OH nth BT, N.W,-cempieLeiy fe-
from new General Accounting once
lmped. occYp.i reag, remit q rms. and
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ssIlest III easy S'ieS' reS sSSt sStS stlbiHSRSSSSG1
OWNER, am, ov. bs00i pm" IA,
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HARD no BELIEVEi
LorS D AcREAOR ron SALa

LOIS o ACREAGE foA SALE
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MIScELLANEoVs

TIREg-Limited SUP.
ply OF FULL WHTrE-WALLS h
Goodyear; ox5 GoodTich, FiSspssons Gps ,l.I, and
prices. FEDEsRALIs LIN gMoToRs, 'ihc INc.
54th and Florida ave, NV, HU
TlREs-3 premium Wv. 2 new :
slightly used; 6.70xl6; lot sos. oV
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scars

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a;ssys,"ylSAs gS
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~iWIfLEiAM J, LITTLE
$50 Maine Ave- s,Wr sF, 0ls47gaaH2a-
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GOOD FARMS

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DOWntoWn COnnmerCial

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Excellent location In 18th and q SITS,
nv, area 3 hooFs and bsmt ep,
PEohfo lso90 R0r a. S.ts All ssyhtSE sS i6sSS5E SsE
PHILLIPS, CANBY d FULLER, i0iS
18th st, NV, ST, 2400,
COLORED-IOO8 9Th s,W.-Four-Fm
shop; $fs6 mo, mo- Ma 7t7a. in any time.
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GHhIATHHAHWF KfHa
AVTos 3 TRUCKS EoR HIRI

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AVIATION

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WAREHOUSE FoR RENT

';$%S siSsGIS ssiSSGS1sss&S ssS&SS per SRS S'
n excellent BLDG, near South Capitol
o., ,BFldGel electric llttI .EeAH, priced
INC, Washington Bldg" b1. e300i
MODERN I.sTORY WAREHOUSE
e9AtRlniRg appTexI $4,000 sq, II,
plus 5000 II, of finished efyieeA on
acre OF land In Hyattsville area
overhead cranes, heavy power eiF-
cults, Ideal fer light manufacturing
RIRsnntai sss ISc Mr. N9TEis; SabS, .S.. WEAVER
ard Am MASS. AVE, N.E.-4,ooO
bidg,'.'is satr" hand sisvstor; .rsss @
priced, Call MT, Lynch. RE, ebsbi
400 BLK. 9th ST. NE.-Two-story
row brick attractively decorat ted,
c0ny. locations 2 complete apis. |;
excel. cOnd. Throughout oil h.-W. h. (;
6b6bi eyes, DE. B263. WOODWARD
AZ NORRIS RAaltOfn
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SILVER SPRING

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shop, lHSlTaRGe 9hiGs, ap'
on b-yEA lease, SalMT LIIsSL
V, LuTES co,
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R.Rm, Rrlek Colonial

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Pomponio Realty, Inc.
sass wllseR Blvd oW' $3.50
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B6gF8H on BHN'f4HF
0EVleES D STUDIOS WANTED

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.. SCSILt SCoILtoRED gS :,

4 (, rooms, 2, baths. presently rented
MONTH plus su oWnsrs auSrtetSsSa nHI SSO wpeT PEI
transferred to California. Your op-
portunity for excellent income prop.
erty OF low cost OF Si5.060: I'D, 600
cash; furniture. tenants and ali.
INSPECT anytime BY appt. Make your
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FIVE BUILDINGS

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ILL.,, IL i' s.S' S'&$?o &? ri:sh!i viIS * 4SSsr 4SSSr$
FUSE, MA. ObS2i ewes. HO. 2A4D
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SHANNON a. LUcHs co,
1903 u H. NV, MA, aAAh,
.lNYIIfMINf PRoP. IoR IALI
IESS THAN EIGHT

LESS THAN EIGHT
Modern brick 4-family BLDG; approx.
a aG ETS Bnve old; v sDtsS, S,nsE hsys S HSd%s ..c
eauipped kit. and tiled bath; oil
heat; large sodded lot; located in
all-neW section OF southeast; / blk.
to bus, school and shopping; yearly
rental, $3,l44; owner supplies only
heat and water; priced $24 800. For
details, call Mr.. McGinniss. Ma.
FREpERicK ". " BaHRRiENs
Sales, 1ncn 1920 X st. NV,
The Miami times., 1952-07-12
New Bethel Baptist
Church Activities

The church under the leader
ship of Rev. Granville Jones, is
making steady progress, and is
experiencing new growth in all
directions. The spiritual growth
may be noted by the type of SER
vices on Sundays. Truly the Holy
Ghost abides with us in our SER
vices, morning and evening.
Sermons by Rev. Jones or Rev.
Taylor are soul stirring, inSpira-
tional and contain much food for
thought, as these two noble min
listers point out the pitfalls of
sin that may snare the pilgrim on
the journey of life, and admonish
us to throw off every weight and
care that may beset US, and to put
On the whole armor of God. En-
phasis is placed strongly on the
chLrch members duty of lifting
Christ up in our daily living and
winning souls for Him thereby.
The choirs both No. / and 2.
seem to echo the chorus of angels
as they sing the songs of Zion.
Do come and worship with us.
Your soul will be refreshed.
July 6, the first Sunday past,
during the prayer meeting half
hour, which takes place at the
close of BYPU 7:30 and between
the beginning of the evening SER
vice, the ladies Of the Deaconess
Board presented and had dedicat-
to the church a beautiful COM
munion set, complete. There was
also dedicated at this time love-
ly communion table. The service
was impressive.
The communion set was pur-
chased from funds from the Sat-
urday night church sales at the
homes of members of the Dea-
coness Board. These members are:
Church Mother and Deaconess,
Miriam Smith, president.
Deaconesses Jones, Arlene La
Roda, Estella Barr, Elizabeth
Barr, Julia Burrows, Martha
Pinder. Assisting them were the
young women candidates for the
office of Deaconess, Sisters Vir-
ginia Williams, Sister Chapman
and Sister Johnson.
Reorganizations of a pulpit aid
board and Woman's home mission
will take place soon.
New members are joining every
Sunday at each service. Old mem
bers, are returning to renew their
membership.
There is a class of candidates
for baptism in the near future.
On Sunday, July 81, at 8 pm.
there will be an ordination sec-