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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-04-24
Father Richard Dodd Named
New Youth Camp Director

Father Richard Dodd, of the Ca
tholic Youth Bureau, has been
appointed Diocesan Director of
Youth Camps. Monsignor George
o. Mason, pastor of st. Joseph's
Church, Circleville, served the
camps since their organization in
1928 (St. Rita) and 1928 est.
Joseph.
Father Dodd assumes director
ship of camps st. Joseph and st.
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published according 10 law.
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Circuit Judge
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The guardian., 1953-02-28
Guest Preachers
At ST. Cyprian' S

The Rev. Kenneth dep. Hughes,
Rector of st. Bartholomew's
Church, Cambridge, and Mr., JOS
eph Pelham of the Episcopal
Theological School, Cambridge,
will be featured as guest preach
ers at special Lenten services at
st, Cyprian's Episcopal Church,
fremont and Walpole sts., Rox-
bury, this coming week.
At 730 Am. Sunday, March
/, the Rector of st. Cyprian's
Church, the Rev, Nathan Wright,
Jr., will celebrate the Holy Com
munion and deliver brief Lenten
meditation at the II o'clock cele-
bration of the Holy Communion,
the Rector will preach on Basic
Lessons About Life" The SER
mon last Sunday on "Why Have
A Church," whichsbegan a series
of sermons on vital themes, was
heard by a near-capacity congre-
cation. At 1880 PM, March /,
Mr.. Joseph Pelham of the Epis-
copal Theological 4 School will
talk on THE Life of Prayer"
Music at the II Am. and 7:SO
Pm. services will be under the
direction of Elwyn Barrow The
Choir of Men and Boys will sing
at II AM. and the Vesper Choir
of male and female voices will
sing at 7:30 PM.
At 8 PM. on Thursday, March
S, a service of witness will be
held at which the Rev, Kenneth
dep. Hughes will preach on "The
Individual and His Worship"
The guardian., 1953-02-28
INTERRACIAL
GOODWILL DINNER
COMES FRI, MARCH s

The twenty-ninth annual In
terracisl Goodwill Dinner, under
the auspices of the Boston Area
Council of Churches, comes
Friday, March 8, at $50 PM. at
the Old South Church, Copley
Square, Boston.
DR.. Emery Stevens Bucks,
Editor lions Herald, will be
chairman, and Helen Salem
Helms, soprano, with Ella France
Jones, accompanist, will con-
tribute songs. Student repre-
sentatives will be from the
PHILIPPINES, Germany, Africa
and India,
DR.. Olivia Pearl Stokes, newly
elected Director OF Religious
Education, Massachusetts, Coun-
ell OF Churches, will be the
guest speaker.
Sponsors include: Rev George
l.. Paine, Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel o..
Lindsay. Rev. and Mrs. Samuel
Il, LaviScount, Rev. and Mrs.
Peter F. Shih, Mrs. John F.
Moors and Mrs. David M. Small.
Among the hostesseS are: Miss
Harriet @. Curtis, Mary Fitz-
gerald. Florence Luscomb. GLADYS
Shapiro, Mesdames A. del. Car
dozo, Gertrude Chandler, Norris
G. Davis, Oscar H. Fitxallen, Ray
w. Guild, John S. Hall, William
H. Hester, Ernest KenSwil, Cora
v. MacKerrow Harold N. Nc
Kinney, Sadie Y. Merchant,
Joseph S. Mitchell, Andrew J.
P. Peters, C. E. C. Phillibert,
Charles M. Robertson, Julian D.
Steele, Walter ]. Stevens, Fran
els Garrison Wilson, Everett C.
Yates.
Tickets at $1.75, may be OBJ
tained until Wednesday, March
4, from Boston Area Council OF
Churches, IA Beacon st. LA
3-277D, Boston Urban League.
IA Somerset st. (LA 3-8160) ;
Cambridge Y. w. C. A., 7 Temple
st. XXI 7-11O2); international
institute, 100 Beacon St, Boston
(KE 6-1O8D; international Stu
dent Association, 80 Garden St.,
Cambridge GUN 4-1600); League
of Women for Community Serv-
ice, $50 Mass. Ave, Boston (CI
7-81O7); Robert Gould Shaw
House, II Windsor St, Roxbury
CHI 5-s332D; st. Marks Social
Center, 216 Townsend ST., Rox-
bury (HI 2-9SO8); Women's
Service Cluo, 464 Mass. Ave,
Boston (CI 7-8423).
Mail reservs tions may be made
in care of Council of Churches,
Room 416 IA Beacon St., Bos-
ton 8 Q4A 3-2771).
The guardian., 1953-02-28
To Present Trophies
To ST. Cyprlan's Boys

Boys Of the Order of Sir Gala
had at st. Cyprian's Episcopal
Church, won ten trophies at the
Annual Washington's Birthday
Athletic Meet held at the YMCA
gymnasium in Somerville on
Monday, Feb. %, where ten teams
from Episcopal Churches in the
Diocese of Massachusetts were in
competition.
In the 5O-yard dash, Robert F.
Smith took first place and Law
renee Reed second place. In the
midget relay races, second place
trophies were won by Joseph
Hicks, Stanley Washington, Dana
Chandler and Robert Smith.
In the Junior relays, Eugene
Thomas, Lawrence Reed, Robert
Smith and John Haynes won
second place trophies.
At the IL Am. service at St.
Cyprian's Church, fremont and
Walpole sts., Roxbury, Mr.. Sic
bert Calender and Rev. William
Campbell, co-directors of the
Order of Sir Galahad, will pre-
sent the winners from the church
to the Recor, the Rev. Nathan
Wright, Jr., who will award the
trophies.
The guardian., 1953-02-28

The above Bill introduced to the Mass legislature IN
1882 by the then Rep Here Governor at request Of
w NJ Trotter.
The guardian., 1953-02-28
COMMUNITY CHURCH
John Hancock Hall
Young Peoples
Sunday, March |

Young Peoples Sunday will be
observed at the Community
Church of Boston on March / at
1890 Am. at John Hancock Hall.
Four members of the Young
Peoples Society, Maurice J.
Reuter-, Virginia McGrath, How
ard A. Schofeld, and Donald R.
Stout, will speak on This We
Believe: about Religion, Man and
Society. The service will be
conducted by other members in
Guiding Hollis Mosher, Grace
Russo and Dorothy Hipe. Rose
mary Baer will be the soloist and
James F. Armstrong will be at
the organ. The Community
Church is non-sectarian and the
public is invited.
The guardian., 1953-02-28
O'BanyOun's
Observations

Is my face redl Talking with
John Powell about the program
coming up April 2e, ! got con-,
fused and accused the Liberal
Arts Club OF being the sponsors.
Il is not so. This coming, won
derful program and Tea will be
sponsored by the Etude Club OF
which Edith Vann is President.
Mary Powell is Chairman OF the
Tea and program, and my recol-
lection of their last affairs makes
it a must on my list to attend
this one. Better fall in line.
April 26, $50 PM, 464 Mass.
ave. More later.
Just to say Sidewalk Theatre.
Players" is sufficient without any,
boosting, for everybody knows
what to expect when those folks
perform, and nobody is ever dis
appointed. Listeni "Come Back
Little Sheba" is the vehicle;
j. Richie Coleman, director; ,Au-
drey Stevens and Raf Coleman,
Ada Rosten, Jon Seldom, Mary.
Porter, Chet Arnold, and - need
l say more? February 27 and %,
March 6 and 7, Freedom House,
IA Crawford St. Roxbury. LIN
TIED SEATING.
Mrs. Geraldine Hurley (nee
Simmons) passed away, Tues
day morning at 10, 80, after long
illness. She was well-known in
church. and musical circles, be-
ing a teacher and performer Of
piano Funeral will be at ST.
Paul A.M.E. Church, Cambridge,
Saturday, Feb. %, at 1870 Pm.
Under the auspices of the Bos-
ton Literary and Historical AS
sociation, the memory of Crispus
Attucks and the other four first
martyrs to the cause Of Ameri-
can independence will be hon
ored Sunday, March |, $3.50 Pm.
in st. Cyprisn's Parish Hall. The
able speakers who will eulogize
the martyrs, the high class musi-
cal program which will be Of
fered, the scores of patriotic citi-
zens who are sponsoring the af-
fair, and the capable plotting of
DR.. c. G. Steward, Chairman of
Arrangements, all unite TO prom
ise a program which you cannot
afford to let go by. AND, the
admission is free with afternoon
tea thrown in and hostesses to
serve. Thursday, March5, there
will be exercises at II AM, at
the Spot of the massacre, on
State St, thence at 1880 Am. at
the Granary Burying Ground
on downtown fremont St., where
the bodies of the martyrs were
inferred and where special exer-
cises will be held with our edi-
tor presiding, and finally the pill
grimage continues to the monu-
ment on Boston Common. I can
only say that one who has riever
taken in these exercises has
a big thrill. I shall at
tend the meeting Sunday where
| am booked to play and the
exercises on Thursday. Will I see
you?
The guardian., 1953-02-28
WILL BLHA RESUME
DISCUSSION MEETINGS?

There seems to be wide
spread desire for the Boston
Literary and Historical Associa-
tion to resume its, public discus
sion meetings. with prominent
men and women delivering ad-
dresses to be followed by dis
cussions from the floor.
In casual conversations about
the famous BLHA there is evi-
dence of desire for the resump-
ton of the meetings which some
years ago attracted a large at
tendance. One hears, why
can't we have such meetings
again? With the world on edge
because of fear Of third World
War, the threat of an economic
breakdown at home, the agita-
ton for better schools, the
struggle for civil rights, and
other important issues, there is
a compelling need for elucida-
tion that comes from public dis
cussion."
Another interested person
says Il earnestly hope that there
can be a successful resumption
Of the gatherings of former
years. The intellectual life Of
Boston needs a good squirting
at this time
Old members of the organiza- :
ton have expressed willingness
to try to recruit new members
and help to start a program Of
oiweekly meetings. The result of
their efforts will be known in a
few weeks.
The guardian., 1953-02-28
Charles St. A.M.E. Church
Warren ST. 8 Elm Hill Ave.
Rev. Walter c. Davis, Pastor

Key. Walter {. Davis, Pastor
The first Sunday in Lent was
celebrated at Charles st. Church,
as, using the text "As a man
thinketh in his heart, so is he"
Pastor Davis preached a soul
satisfying sermon setting the
pattern for the ensuing days.
Four new members were added
to the church roll. Baby Shirley
Littleton, Marilyn Blunt and
Charles Langdon were baptized.
Immediately after morning Serv-
ice, Pastor Davis left to join
other prominent ministers to at
tend the Bishops Council and
Ministers meeting in New
Orleans. The prayers of his
flock travel with him. The
young ministers carried on eve
ming service with Rev. Mesquitta
acting pastor, Revs. Clark and
Stokes offering prayer and read
Ing the Scripture, Rev. Watts
preaching on Jesus Wept"-not
only for Lazarus but for the
entire world. DR.. Tyson and son
from Savannah, Ga, close
friends of our Pastor were well
coined at morning service. Glass
meeting, S. S. Board as usual
on Tuesday, Love feast on Fri
day. Remember: The HOBO
party by Board No. 4, Sr. Mary
Stafford leader, Feb. 26; Glass
Leaders on March 8, and repre-
sent the Pastor, Sunday, March
l, at the Crispus At5ucks meet
ing in st. Cyprian's Church at
$50 PM.
CLARISSA J. HOLMES
The guardian., 1953-02-28
LNMEMORLAM

1859 - March 5 - 1858
MRS. MABEL w. WHITING
In our hearts there is picture
OF a loved one laid to rest,
In memory's home we shall
keep it
Because she was one of the
best.
Always remembered by the
family
FARIS WHITING,
husband
MARGARET IRVING
ELIZABETH NUNLEY
CARRIE GRANT
daughters
ETHEL ANDERSON
DOROTHY ANDERSON
Sisters-in- law
The guardian., 1953-02-28
In Appreciation

We wish to express sincere
thanks to our friends for the
kindness and sympathy shown us
during our recent bereavement
the loss Of a loved one. Many
thanks to the various organiza-
tions and friends for beautiful
floral pieces.
The family Of the late
w. A. HOWARD, Sr.
The guardian., 1953-02-28
DONATE YOUR BLOOD
TO THE BOYS IN KOREA
WANTED = Million. of Miracle Makers!

WANTED = Millions of Miracle Makers!
Over so million Americans be miracle makers.
You probably one of them. Any person from 81 to
SO who is in good health and weighs 11O pounds or
more is eligible.
The miracle you can perform is saving human life.
Yes you can really help precious lives and it is
important that you do it right now!
Although the miracle of saving human life chal-
lenges the Imagination you do it with little of
your blood In less than an hour you simply and
panlessly donate pint of your blood to help some
one live.
The National Blood Program is calling on you to
help in this miracle making business so that no one
here at home or our men fighting in Korea need die for
want Of this vital substance.
You are needed at your local Blood Donor Center
now Call your local Red Cross Chapter to schedule
your donation today
The guardian., 1953-02-28
WALLS MEMORIAL
A.M.E. ZION CHURCH
Rev. Jerome n. French, DID,
Cor. WsInut Ave. and Wslnut Park


Rev. Jerome n. French, DID,,
Cor. Walnut Ave. and Walnut Park
The First Year Anniversary
Celebration of Walls Memorial
Church closed successfully last
Sunday morning. The Rev. J. w.
Findley, presiding Elder of the
Boston District, delivered the
morning message, which was
most inspiring and uplifting to
the congregation. The service
was well attended.
1t was regretted that Mrs.
Maude Trotter Steward was un-
able to be present at last weeks
Wednesday meeting and present
the flowers to the mother of the
church" Her newspaper duties
caused her to cancel the engage
ment at the last minute. We have
a gift for her.
Out of town guests during the
week were: Rev. J. A. String
field Of Worcester, Mass, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Thompson, George
johnson, Mr.. Thomas Bsskins,
Mrs. Johnston. and Carole Johns
ton of Providence, R. l., and Mrs.
Mitchell from Knoxville, Tenn.
The pastors subject for next
Sunday morning is "The People
Have A Mind To Work. Why
Should the Work Cease?" Com
munion service Sunday morning,
All are welcome. Sunday School
from 10-1l AN. Revival will
begin Sunday, March 8 at 1880
Pm. The Rev. Enoch o. Wood
house, Gospel Singer with
Sheloh Khsll's Electric Choir,
The guardian., 1953-02-28
MASSACRE DAY BILL
THE COMMONWEALTH or MASSACHUSETTS

In the Year One Thousand Nine Hundred and ThiryT~o
An Act the Observance Of the Anniversary OF the
Boston Massacre ad ohs Heroic Deaths Of Grsnus Atuek
Samuel Maverick CALDWELL Samuel Gray and Patrick Carr
General assembled and the authority Of the same as follows
CHAPTER SIX or THE GENERAL LAWS IS HERE
BY AMENDED BY INSERTING AFTER SECTION
TWELVE c. INSERTED BY CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED
AND FlFTY-THREE OF THE ACTS OF THE CURRENT
YEAR, THE FOLLOWING NEW SECTION
SECTION I'D. THE GOVERNOR SHALL ANNU-
ALLY ISSUE A PROCLAMATION CALLING FOR A
PROPER OBSERVANCE on MARCH FIFTH OF The AN
NlVERSARY OF THE BOSTON MASSACRE WHEREIN
cRIsPUS ATTUcKS AN AMERICAN OF AFRICAN
DESCENT, AND SAMUEL MAVERICK, JAMES CAlD-
HEROIC DEATHS AS THE FIRST MARTYRS IN THE
CAUSE OF AMERICAN, INDEPENDENCE
The guardian., 1953-02-28
W.S.C. Annual Meet

The Women's Service Club of
Boston, Inc, 464 MASSACHUSETTS
ave-, holds its annual meeting
on Monday, March 2, at 8 Pm.
Election Of officers at this meet
ing. Voting time, s to 8 Pm.
Please make returns on concert.
tickets at this time. Remember
our deadline is March is. Social
hour and refreshments will fol-
low the meeting. Mrs. Harriet
c. Hall, Pres, Mrs Marion A.
Stevens, Sec, Mrs; Beatrice F.
Ware, Cor. Sec.
The guardian., 1953-02-28
MT. CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
lo64 fremont street, Bo.ten
Rev. NJ. E, Grady, Pastor

Kew NJ. z, SfduYt FdStOf
Revival services were con-
Quoted during four weeks in
February by the Pastor. Open
ing on Feb. the meetings were
held every night except Satur-
days. The series came to a
close last night, Feb. 27. BY
Tuesday of this week ten new
members were added to the
church: MRS. Mary owns. Mrs.
Maggie Henry, Mrs. Lethia
Thomas, Benjamin Adams and
James Brown of Tennille, Ga;
Eugene Bussey of Columbus,
Ohio; Nealey Bell Adams, Ten
nile, Ca; Henry Smith, N. Y;
David Robinson, Richmond, Va;
June Crowmotie, Fla, and four
Others.
Styled on Old Time Revival
the services were warmly re-
ceiYed by all who attended. The
chosen topics stirred genuine in
terest. For the closing week the
topics were: Noah Built the
Ark" "The. Eagle Stirred Her
Nest" my Head, My Head"
Hold Your Peace" Have Mercy
On Me-" 'Why Halt Between
Two Opinions.
The regular church services
are: Sundays 11:0O AM, Morn
ing Worship. $3.50 PM, Com
munion, 1st S. $50 AM, Sun
day School. 800 PM, Mission
aries, 45h S. 500 PM, B.Y.P.U.
800 PM, Evening Worship
Friday: 800 PM, Prayer
Meeting.
All are cordially welcome to
attend all the services.
The guardian., 1953-02-28
MMoNeRo

will highlight the services with
music that will be a privilege TO
hear, The Rev, J. A, Stringheld
OF Belmont A.M.E. Zion Church
will be the Evangelist. Rev. j. H.
French, pastor, will conduct the
Devotional Services each night.
The guardian., 1953-02-28

Those comedies written by Hal
DeMund and presented in ST.
John Baptist Church, last Fri
day, turned out to be the side
splitters they were advertised to
be. And why not? Few of the
old Shuttle Along" players are
around now, but you can always
rely on them to give you some
thing to make you laugh. Be
on the. watch for their next stag
ing, which will be March 10, in
Concord Church. More about that
later. Just stick pin in that
date and meet Hal, the Cast, Me,
and some others there. OK?
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-10-30
LEGAL Notices
~oT,CE or PUBLIC SALE

NOTICE Or B1bb1S SfaN
Harold n. Sparkling. guardian OF
the estate Of Catherine Powers
Plaintiff
Catherine Powers, ct al
In pursuance of the order of the
Probate Court Of Madison County,
Ohio Case No. 11,873-A, ! will offer
the following described real estate
for sale at public auction on Satur-
dav. the Twenty First day of No
vember. 1853 at 300 o'clock PM, on
the premises hereinafter described:
Situated i'm the City Of London,
County Of Madison and State OF
ohio, to wit:
The premises being located at
1G4 n Oak St, London, Ohio.
being a six (6) room house.
with automatic gas heat and
garage Being Lot No. 30 In
Thomas and Willis Addition TO
said Village Of London, Ohio.
For a more definite description
see the recorded plat Of said
Village at the Recorders office
in London, Ohio.
Said premises Is appraised at
Eighty two hundred and fifty Dol
lars (S8250.00) and must be sold for
not less than tWo-third (2/3D Of ap-
praised value; terms Of sale being
one-third f1/3l cash and balance on
delivery Of deed.
Harold H. Sparkling, guardian Of
the estate OF Catherine Powers,
Harold II. Sparkling, Attorney.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-10-30
) Automobiles Used

1850 FORD Deluxe Fordor. Al tires.
body, motor. Regular price $995.00
our price S749.00. 1947 OLDSMO-
BILE sedan, hydramatic, radio.
heater excellent tires. body, mot
or, guaranteed / owner Regular
price $4,000, our price $4,000.
1899 CHEVROLET tudor,I owner,
runs perfect. S139. 90. Smiths Used
Cars, Rosedale, Ohio. 2-67
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-10-30

NEED A FARM TENANT on a so
so live stock share lease for n
407 acre 600 tillable) farm in
Pickaway County. Large family
house. Excellent and adequate
buildings for dairy cattle and hog
raising operation. Prefer a man
between 30 and 40 years old, with
some agricultural education and
successful farra operation expert
ence Must be honest, industri-
Gus, and able to finance all or at
least half of such an operation.
Apply by letter only. William G.
Atwater, 1851 Collingswood Rd.,
Columbus 81, Ohio. s7-S1
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-10-30
Seeds Plants Flowers

SEED CORN. Now is the
time to compare those Pioneer
fields with other corns and order
your next years seed while all
varieties are available, of your
authorized dealer. Cecil A. Reed
or Jack Minter. Phones London
945-W2 or Alton 8-S55S1. 9-S7
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-10-30

I33 ACRE FARM well located, good
land, seven room house, barn,
crib, garage and chicken house.
Price S26,000.
81 ACRES 6 room modern house,
new dairy barn, approved for
Grade A milking. Land gently
rolling. This is an extra good
home farm. Price S21, 500.
II ACRES new, all stone, ranch
type home with large patio, stone
outdoor oven, new barn, lots of
white board fence. Beautiful
country home. Price $19,500. Nc
Savaney and Co. Phone 81, Leon III.
King Manager. 7-S7
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-10-30
Articles For Sale

FUEL OIL FLOOR FURNACE, good
as new. cheap. Call West Jeffer-
son S-8493. 12-87
NEW GAS FURNACE will heat
rooms; save over 500; new maple
desk; used coal stoker, good con-
dition. Phone 8-S335 West Jeffer-
son. 12-87