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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26
Juvenile Court Workers Speak
AT FL Salvador Methodist Here

Juvenile Court Judge Eva War.
ner Gibson and Miss Isabel Flem.
ing. 81 the Juvenile Court. were
guests al ri Salvador Methodist
Church last Sunday night in con-
neCtion with the showing II :
movie dealing with juvenile prob
lens.
Judge Gibson. as main speak.
er. told the audience that delin.
quency among children in Mon
roe County Is decreasing. bat she
said that there Is much yet 20 b.
done and reminded parents that
they should keep on the aler'
IN saving their own children from
falling into delinquency.
The movie. "As We Forgive.
presented the story Of q Christian
officer Of the law. o police lieu.
tenant who loved boys and was
always ready 20 help them. IN
cooperation with his pastor. who
also loved children, he tried q
be Of aid % two boys who had
stolen a musical instrument from
a store.
When the boys were brought
before the police captain az the
precinct station the Christian 81.
ficer begged for the privilege oi
taking the two boys into his Gus
tody.
Being granted the custody If
the two offenders. he took them
% his own home where the boys
products Of broken homes. began
90 experience the influence and
example Of a true Christian at.
mosphere.
PRAYER and Bible reading al
the table AZ mealtime and kind
words Of love and consideration
and respect from parents 10 chill
dren and vice versa served "a
change the attitude Of the two
boys. When they had the oppor.
tunity 90 look al both sides OF
TIE fence, they decided g. stay
on the right side Of that fence.
There are many good lesson.
In the picture but the best one Is
that taught by the police cap
tain. when he said that If there
were more persons in the world
today like the Christian police Of.
fieer. there might he less crime
and suffering in the world.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26
They'll Take Time
Out For Coffee AT
Isl Congregational

A Time cut Tor Coffee" viii Col.
low the morning session Of the
SUNDAY Sch0ol at the First Con.
gregstional Church Sunday morn.
ms. The sunday school begins al
Gas and this period win be sand.
WICKED in between io:tS and the
beginning Of the regular morning
church service at ll.oo. A group
from the Young woman's Circle
VIII have charge Of this short so.
eial period.
sunday marks the beginning ol
national Christian Education Week
using the theme For All Children
Faith in God " The Rev. Chas. n
ieUkcf has chosen this same theme
Cor the morning sermon al il:O0
The idea Is 60 help all children
develope . faith in God and "a
arouse parents and other adalts "a
their responsibility In this respect
This can be done By example and
b. vital Christian teaching In
Home. Church. Community and
the word.
The sunday evening service vii
begin with an informal song ser.
vice az z Is. Gerald saunders vii
lead the choir IN the singing a.
the anthem. It's SO Sweet q
TEGt in lesus" by kirkpatrick
Tke SeFiaoa vii deal wtAA the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26

Promotioa Day for the esiirs Sun.
day School and Baptist framing
Union. There Is 10 more importan,
DAY in the sunday SchOol Year
than Promotion Day. when oar en-
tire sunday School and TraInina
Union members step-up" one
year. and are greeted By a full
staff 81 wNkers who are enthusi
astic about the work for the com,
ING year Our newly elected sun
DAY Scho0l Supt. Is Mr. 7. NJ Eel
tor. The new Training Union ri
rector - Mr. J l.. Day The rev
President ~ Woman's Missionary
Union Is Mrs John Pinder
Rev. Harold u. Link. Pastor Will
preach In the morning service
from the text, u must work the
works Of Him that sent me. while
lt is day: the night eometh. wheu
no man can work " l0hn %
The evening worship hour will
be made memorable b. the Ordi,
nation Of Mr. Hunter Hughes "a
the office Of Deacon. The pastor I
message vii be. 'Hon0Fing the
Deaconship' very special music Is
arranged Tor both the morning and
evening service under the direction
a Choir Director. Mrs. Z. l.. Nc
Elhaney with Mr.. Michael Mariseal
az the organ.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26

known In Hollywood as 1.-The Bar.
on"-Errol Flynn.
Other members II the cast were
recruited from the English stage
and screen. Roger Livesey. noted
for his screen portrayslx and hts
ShakeSpearean productions in Eng
land. plays In The Master 81
Ballantrae" . soldier Of fortune
who becomes Flynn's constant
companion In his flight from the
English.
Beatrice Campbell Is seen as one
OF Flynn's lady loves. Lsdy Alison
a screen newcomer, 22year-Old
fvOnne Fnrneaux PLAYS the lighter
love ~ Flynn's life. Jessie Brown
The story has FLYNN fighting for
the hand ~ Lady Alison and foT
the kisses ~ Jessie Brown.
Anthony Steel Is cast 80 the bro.
Their Of The Master 81 Ballan-
trae" II Is through q misunder.
standing that Flynn finds himself
81 odds with hts brother and q
bloody duel Is fought By moonlight
Is the result.
Among the thrills promised Il
The Master ~ Ballantrae" ara
the capture II = pirate ship. scenes
Of the revolt Of the Scots against
King George n n England snC
gay pirate life ashore Of = Medi
terranean island.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26
Emblem Approved

STRASBoURG. France R-Over
vigorous West German protests.
the European Consultative Assem-.
bly has approved an emblem
consisting Of IS gold stars on a
blue background as the insignia Of
the Council Of Eur0pe
A French British ma joFity pushed
the proposal thruueh the half.filled
assembly session on two roll call
votes. s9-i7 ard SALT
The Germans directed because
one q the IS stars represents the
Saar Basin. sn associate member
~ the council france and Ger.
many are dspuhag the future Of
the industrial resloa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26

There Is about one acre Of gov.
ernment.0wned forest land for each
citizen In continental United States.
theme when the Load Gets Hea.
w"
The Young woman's Circle VIII
meet Monday evening at 500 IN
the Fellowship Center with MIS-
James Marshall as hostess. AL Of
the younger women o, the church
are cordially invited.
The Gospel In Ephesus will be
the Bible study subject a. the mid.
week Prayer Meeting on wednes-
day night a. %.
Al q special business meeting al
church last sunday night il was
decided that the members and
friends would b. given an oppor,
iunity 20 make contributions 70 the
building fund which the Rev. Har.
~ Gregory and his associates are
raising in connection with the Ser.
vice Mems Christian Center on
Whitehead Street. Henry Saunders
and James Marshall we're elected
10 the Board 81 Trustees and Mrs
Clyde Stiekey vas elected Church
Clerk.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26

SCHOOL annex auu elected the EOi
lowing officers 10 serve through
sa54. They we're: Frederick Miller
Chairman. James c. Register. VICE
chairman: Julius c. Speehi. secre
tary. and Mr.. Edgar STARK. treas
urer.
The Trustees elected by the con
gregation was also recognized
during the morning worship hour
Standing before the congregation
Mr.. Walter G. Clawson was In
Quoted into his important office
the trustees In the congregation
hold title 20 the property and ar'
The eust0dians al all trust fund
Of the congregation.
The Rev. Richard Y. Coulter
was Installed last Sunday night q,
Minister u the Church by q com
mission II NJ. Johns Presbytery
This sunday morning the minis
ter win speak on the subject
''CroWn Jewels" and at the eve
ming service vii continue the pop
ular study In Romans.
In the sesslsFatims pEoeEsm ~
Ire church ire lellewlng ives en-
noUnssd for shs eomlng week.
This SetvFdsY, October 3Fd. ire
Senior Vevsh Fellowship wiIl
held an lee Cream Social On ire
church psile. Proceeds gFem iris
social will 90 toward TheEnwsll
oVphanass IN Clinton. s. c. This
eFphansss is under me spenseF.
ship ~ TIRE prssbyfsFians 81
Florida. csergls ard South Care
line.
Worldwide Communion Sunday
viii be observed on Sunday morn
ing. October lth. Marking this oe
casion viii be the use. for the first
time. Of the new mahogany Com
munion Table constructed By
G. W. o. Charles W. Swartz. Mr.
Swarts has also carved . heauti
ful Celtic Cross for the communion
table. The Celtic Cross has had
special significance in the Presby
terian Church. and has been made
the official symbol Of the Youth
Work Of the assembly. and q silver
Celtic Cross IL carried by the Mod
orator 81 the General Assembly 81
a token Of esteem Cor the Scottish
tradition uf the Presbyterian
Church. The ModeTators If the
Presbyterian Church. Y. $. A. and
the United Presbyterian Churef
also hold a Celtic Cross as q SYN
Dol a the unity Of the three great
Presbyterian bodies. In the an
ticipated union Of the denomina
tons the three crosses vii b.
welded into one. marking the or
ganie as well as the spiritual unitJ
az these churches.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26
a slave beeemes Q bFefha
Phileeaon verses e-1i
~ RAlpH RocEax

Todayx lesson - ore In practical
Christian living. II deals wtth TIE
race problem In q Chrixtian way
We yaunt our color and CIR eul,
ture Only 10 be PIT % shame By
the behavior and aeeompl shmeut,
Of So-eailed inferior Facrs TIE an
thFupologiSt eoniends there = "a
superiasr race. Paul expressed ths
Christian view when be- said. AID
hath made OF one blood al nati0ns
Of men Cor % dwell On the face d
the eaFth . Acts l1:&
Phiiemon Is q book 81 only twenty
five verses. II vas written by Pau
While a prisoner In Rome. 90 4
wealthy convert IL has. Philemon Ia
ColoSsae and vas carried bach
b. . runaway slave BY the name
Of Onssimus. When the BOOKS ol
the New Testament we're bcinE
selected for inclusion in the Bible
Il vas suggested that Phlemon b
omitted because the subject wa
not worthy Of the dignity 81 o.
apostle This however Is page
II beautiful pictures showing the
results Of Christian missionary
work IN EpheSuS. Philippe and Co
lossae. Il Is not theory and thee.
logy. but proof and behavior show.
ing what Christian faith and prae
tee can do for society.
This letter was carried by One
sinus who went along with Tyehi.
Gus back 20 COlossae. Tyehicus
carried a letter 20 the Colossaer
church full Of discussions Of Chris.
tan doctrine and theology The let
ter 10 Philemon reveals the hear
Of the great Apostle like a mirror
and rings clear with eloquent Chris
tan truth In q most commonplace
setting. u Is q plea for Chrisiiar
brotherhood and is an inspiring ex
ample Of Christian conduct. Espeei
ally Is this book appreciated whef
We know the position OF the slave
In Paul's day. Under Roman law
the owner Of . slave had absolute
authority over the person and lie
Of the slave and according 90 Leck,
IN his History of European Morals.
Il was fun Of cruelty. vice and hOr
rOr. Onesimus had not only run
away but had probably stolen some
property when he left and would
have been subject 20 severe pun
ishment. perhaps death. Knowing
his master was . Christian. he wa,
willing 10 return and adjust the
wrong.
Without the love Of Chris, In thei,
hearts We can understand that ths
meeting Of Philemon and Onesim
Us would have been bitter anc
ugly indeed. Transformed by ths
spirit Of brotheriy love their adj
lustment TO an unpleasant situation
was much more simple. n Is said
that the carp swimming around
the outlet Of q cities sewer system
are inedible because Of the pol.
luted waters. u Is hard 90 realize
That the beautiful little goldfish on
our tables or in our pools. are
cousins Of the dark seavenRers IN
the rivers murky waters. Turned
loose In the river the goldfish
would soon revert 20 the ugly carr
because Of their environment. 81
u Is with human nature. exposed
TO the filth and sordidness Of sir
and wiekedness. one becomes an.
lovely and undesirable 10 know.
/ Paul. the prisoner understands
the slave who also is virtually q
prisoner Tie 'beseeehes' Philemon
TO take back his once faithful slave
and forgive him Of the offense. A
head Of the church. Paul does NOT
dictate to the wealthy COlossaean,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26

TULSA. OKLA R-Oificer Orval
Bennett, scouting a Baptist church
here late az night for a possible
burglar. accidentally came a crop.
per.
Creeping down some stairs in
the darkened church he felt his
feet getting vet. Trying 90 deter.
mine his location he slipped
kerplashl lie ended up in the
baptiStery.
lie caught nothing but q cold.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26

The Thomas jefferson Memorial
Foundation maintains Monticello,
JefferS0n's home.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26

Thomas jefferson lived Al Mon
tieello. has Virginia home. from
lT70 until his death in 1895.
Evening star., 1953-06-23
Miss Coutright
To Be Married

Mr.. and Mrs. John Graham
Courtright Of Arlington an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter, Patricia Ellen to 1t.
Cary Brown Hutchinson, jr. He
Is the son Of Col. and Mrs. Hut
Crimson of New Orleans. formerly
Of Arlington.
The bride-elect attends the
University Of Maryland and is
o member Of Pi Beta Phi soror-
ity. 1t. Hutchinson is a graduate
Of the United States Military
Academy and Is now assigned to
the Field Artillery branch at Fort
Bliss, Tex.
Evening star., 1953-06-23
Family Reunion

The Edson family had q re-
union Sunday. evening. It
took place at q dinner at
the Dodge Hotel. Among the
guests were Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. Merritt A. Edison, Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Stephen
Rueben Edison. 1t. Col. and Mrs.
A. Edison, Miss Elizabeth Edison,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Edison, Mr..
and Mrs. John j. Edison, Miss
Suzanne Edison, Mrs. Fairfield
Butt, Mrs. Henrietta Edison Van
May and Col. c. A. Edison, who
is the president Of the Edison
Family Association.
Evening star., 1953-06-23

The Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church was the scene Of the
marriage June IL of Miss Gene
Elizabeth Harvey and Mr.. Fred
M. Morgan. The Rev. James
Curtis FAIL officiated at the
ceremony, following which a re-
ception was held.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond G..
Harvey. Mr.. Morgan, a veteran
of the Korean war, is the son
Of Mrs. Sydney Felts Of Biloxi.
Miss.
The couple viii make their
home in GuIfport, Miss.
Evening star., 1953-06-23

Miss Opal Miriam Miller and
Mr.. Howard Galen Brown were
married June II In the Wash
ington Sanitarium Chapel in
Takoma Park. Elder T. H. Jemi-
son officiating. A reception fol-
lowed at Halcyon Hall Of WASH
ington Missionary College.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mrs. Anna s. Miller of Des
Moines, Iowa. Mr.. Browns par
ents are Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
S. Brown of Lebanon, Pa.
Following q wedding trip to
Newe York City and Niagara
Falls the couple will make their
home in Takoma Park.
Evening star., 1953-06-23

Miss Patricia Anne Atlee,
daughter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Atlee, was married June
10 to Or. Elroy Arends, son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. E. M. Arends of
Aruba, Netherlands, Antilles.
Father Cole ohiciated at the
Shrine Of the Sacred Heart and
the reception was held in the
home Of the bridegroom in Be-
thesda.
DR.. and Mrs. ArendS will live
In Aruba where the former will
practise dentistry, having been
graduated June 8 from the Den
tai School at Georgetown Uni
VerSity,
Evening star., 1953-06-23

M1SS beverly Os A&WlGEs
Miss Beverly Covell Lawler,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
sydney r. Lawler Of Olney,
Md. became the bride June
10 Of I'd 1t. Earl Leslie
Kinsley. Air Force Reserve, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Clark Kinsley
of Baltimore. The ceremony was
performed in st. Johns EpiscoS
pal Church at Olney, the Rev.
James Valiant officiating.
The reception followed in Oh
ney Inn and later 1t. and Mrs.
Kinsley left on a wedding trip
to the Bahamas. They will live
on Cape Cod, while 1t. Kinsley
is on duty at Otis Air Force Base.
Evening star., 1953-06-23
| Served Lunch Box A. Dip Sauce

With barbecued spareribs . :. and
when everybody asked how made such
q lovely sauce just pointed at the jar
.. Lunch Box Sandwich Spread. l served
it as is, right from the jar. use Lunch
Box 50 many wonderful ways. Sandwich
q, of course, are so easy now. Lunch Box
i delicious filing by itself. Then. l also
Evening star., 1953-06-23

Miss Ruth Ticknor Warren,
daughter of Col. and Mrs. Louis
Philip de Saubleaux Warren of
Alexandria, was married June
II to 1t. Donald william Full
cher. U. s. A. F., son of Mrs.
Charles Van Fulcher of Hyatts-
vile and the late Mr.. Fulcher.
The ceremony was held at
Christ Church, Alexandria, with
the Rev. B. B. Conner Lille and
the Rev. o. v. T. Chamberlain
officiating. A reception followed
at the Of1icers Club at Boiling
Air Force Base.
The couple will make their
home at Smoky Hill Air Force
Base, Salinas, Kans., where the
bridegroom is assigned.
Evening star., 1953-06-23
Home From Trip

Miss L. Mildred Spand has
returned to Falls Church from
a trip that took her to Dallas
and Fort Worth, Tex; Mobile,
Ala; New Orleans, La, and St.
Petersburg, Fla.
Evening star., 1953-06-23

MRS. WILLIAM Il. NORTH III
The former
Miss Barbara Jean Dade.
The marriage Of Miss Barbara
Jean Dade, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert r. Dade of Takoma
Park, to Mr.. William Richard
North III. took place June II
at Grace Methodist Church in
Takoma Park, with the Rev.
Raymond Hunter Brown offici-
ating. A reception followed at
the church. 80.
The bridegroom is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. North, jr., also Of
Takoma Park.
Evening star., 1953-06-23
Photo

Miss Patricia Anne West,
daughter of Mrs. Bernard H.
Williams, jr., Of Lothian, Md,
and the late DR.. Frank West,
became the bride June 13 of Mr..
Archer Hammer Futch, jr. He is
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Futch
Of Charlotte, N. c. The bride
was given in marriage by her
Btepfather, Mr.. Williams.
The ceremony took place at
the University of Maryland Me-
mortal Chapel with the Rev. j.
Thoburn Bard ohciating. Fol-
lowing reception, Mr.. and Mrs.
Futch left on a wedding trip to
Canada. They will reside in
Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1953-06-23

Miss Mary Carla Smuck.
Miss Mary Carla Smuck,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
c. Smuck, on June IL became the
bride Of Mr.. Ralph Ingram
Sonntag, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter s. Sonntag, jr. DR.. L.
Ralph Tabor oftlciated At the
ceremony, which took place at
the Luther Place Memorial
Church. A reception followed at
the church.
After q wedding trip to Canada
the couple will make their home
in Washington.
Evening star., 1953-06-23

Caoerurv Tea and soon NE were relaxed and comfortable
Canterburys full vigorous favor doesn water OUT with
ice so the last sip is refreshing and aavoru And
enjoyed showing Janet my iced tea spoons. They're
genuine Wallace Bros AA" Silver Plate and they're Can
terburys continuing ofer so you get full set at
perfectly wonderful bargain price. Four for $lOO and
Canterbury box top and that's ba tbe regular open stock
triee! The pattern the exquisite Rosanne Their long
graceful handles and luxurious finish make them perfect
accompaniment to iced Canterbury
Evening star., 1953-06-23
Somerset Frank. Need No Faneyins Up

They're such plump and juicy hot dogs 30 tan'
talizingly good themselves, we like them best
prepared simply. l guess our favorite sandwich
is Somerset Frank between buns spread with
equal parts of softened butter margarine and
mustard-horseradish. Then bake them in q slow
oven (325' F. in a covered pan for about 80
minutes. They're toasty and wonderful! / make
a nice appetizing spread with cold leftover Som
Evening star., 1953-06-23

ersets Chop them, mix with chopped celery, dill
pickle, spot of prepared horseradish and may.
onnaise It's yummy in sandwich too Have you
tried them in cream of potato soup? slice Som
ersets thin and add to soup just before serving.
They float on top like little sail boats and add q
delightful new favor For easy meals in warm
weather want plenty Of Somerset Franks on
hand.
Evening star., 1953-06-23

mix Lunch Box with leftover meat, bits
of cheese, or vegetables Best of all,
Lunch Box is inexpensive. My grocery
bills less, TOO, because we use Lunch Box
in place of 50 many other foods. Pick up
a jar of Lunch Box at Safeway and try it.
This spread is the overwhelming choice
of shoppers wherever it's sold.
Evening star., 1953-06-23

value) I have good, sstritioss nonfat
milk in matter Of seconds. And how
handy it is for longer periods away from
home. Seashore and mountain cabins
sometimes aren't too convenient, and
that's when Lac-Mix really helps. 1t
doesn't sour, because mix it as need
il. And, I don't have to bother with local
milk. Lac-Mix is truly q versatile and
very helpful vacation companion.
Evening star., 1953-06-23
bnukeA FOOD NEW,
Cool, Refreshing and iSxaIIous

1t vas hot and sticky when Janet
and Bill dropped in, and the first
thing Bill said wiz Lets cool of"
So made some tall glasses of iced
Evening star., 1953-06-23

Summertime, when weekend jaunts
come up On the spur Of the moment, /
always keep package of Lac-Mix in the
car. Then. if we or the kids want quick
beverage, we stop anywhere there's pure
water, and presto =. clean, safe
nonfat milk. like to be sSre with dairy
produces, and with Lac-Mix, | am. With
my Lac-Mix speed shaker (they'n send
yOu one for 50e and q box top, $l.OO
Evening star., 1953-04-05

WORTHY LOCALE IS NOTEDnoo John Sherman Cooper Of Kentucky
Wendove
Of this left Mrs. John Ddee j the Nursing
Annual Benefit and Lady Mok
will at hot -Stor Sof
Evening star., 1953-04-05
Mr.. CIurksOn
ToBeWed

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Fon-
taine Tucker of Virginia Beach
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Kirkland Ruffin,
to Mr.. John Edward Clarkson,
son of Mrs. John Palmer Clark
son of Washington and the late
Mr.. ClarkSon.
Miss Tucker is a graduate of
the Graham School in Norfolk
and attended the University of
Paris. She now is a senior at
Sweet Briar College.
The prospective bridegroom
will be graduated from the Uni
versity of Virginia in June and
is a member of the Delta Kappa
fraternity. The wedding will take
place in June.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
irregular argyle socks

Reol oreyIe socks OF this low price be-
couse of very slight Irregularities. Many
eood-Iookine color combinations. oil Of
soft combed cotton. Sizes 8 to l0h.
Down stoirs Store. Boys Furnishings, N
also Bethesda Budget Store
Evening star., 1953-04-05
Melville
Bride-EIect

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Mel
vile of West Hyattsville an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Elizabeth Ann. to Mr.,
John E. O'Malley. jr., son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Malley of &C.
neva. N. Y.
The bride-elect was graduated
from the Academy of Notre
Dame and is at present employed
in the Office Of Representative
Barrett of Pennsylvania. Mr.
O'Malley received his education
in Geneva, N. Y. and has just
completed a tour of duty with
the Army in Germany.
An autumn wedding is plan
ned.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
Drama Program
Planned Tuesday

A short review OF the new
musical comedy. Wonderful
Town" will be given by Mrs.
James G. McManaway at a meet
ing of the drama section of the
Woman's Club of Chevy Chase
at 2 pm. Tuesday at the club
house. Mrs. Myron Writers will
present several selections from
the play.
Mrs. w. Parks Crater. author
OF the play, Maid of Moab"
the story of Ruth and Naomi,
will present group readings Of
scenes from the drama. Several
club members will participate.