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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31

The number of Bahamian law
vers continues to increase. Re-
Gently MIR. Lynden Pindling, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Pindling
of East Street South, successfully
passed his final examinations at
Middle Temple and will be CALL
ed TO the English bar at its next
session. He received his early ed
ucation at the Western Senior
and the Government High schools.
Mr.. Godfrey Kelly, B.A., LIB,
has passed his final examinations
at Middle Temple, Inns of Cour'
and will be called to the English
bar In next month. He plans to
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31
FIRST eAHAMAN BISHOP
CONSECRATEO

Sunday, January rs was his
toric in the annals of the Ba-
hamas. It was the day when, in
a colorful ceremony at Christ
Church in Cathedral. Archdeacon
D. R Knowles became the first
Bahamian to become a Bishop in
the Anglican Church.
The ceremony, lasting for two
and half hours, was performed
by His Grace the Lord Bishop Of
Guiana and Archbishop of the
West Indies, DR.. Alan Knight,
MA, LIB, as chief Consecrator,
with the Lord Bishop Of Nassau,
the Rt. Rev. Spence Burton,
S.S.J.E., and the Lord Bishop of
Honduras, the Rt. Rev. Gerald
Brooks, co-consecrator.
More than 800 persons assembl-
ed in the Cathedral and hundreds
were on the outside. Nine Bishops
of the Caribbean Area, Priests
OF the Diocese Of Nassau, His Ex-
cellency the Governor and Lady
Neville, members of the Legis-
lature and executive councils, and
of the House of Assembly, along
with people from every walk of
life attended the services mark
ing this memorable occasion and
to do honor to a "son of the soil"
Taking part in the conservation
ceremony were: The Archbishop
of the West Indies, the Lord BiSh-
op of Nassau, the Lord Bishop OF
Honduras, the Lord Bishop of
Barbados. the Rt. Rev. Gay Lisle
Griffith Manderville, who preach
ed the sermon, the, Lord Bishop
,of Kingston, the Rt. Rev. Perez
val Gibson, the Lord Bishop Of
the Windward Islands, the Ri
Rev. Donald Norman Shapley, the
Lord Bishop of Puerto Rico, the
.Rt. Rev. Albert IRVINE Swift, D
D., the Lord Bishop Of Cuba, the
Rt. Rev. Alexander Hugo Blank.
ingship. DID,, and the Lore
Bishop of South Florida, the Rev
Henry Irving Louttit, ID. d.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31
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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31
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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31
NEWS FROM THE THE BAHAMAS

return to Nassau, Mr.. Kelly is
the son of Mrs. X. Kelly and the
late Mr.. X. Kelly.
Mr.. Paul Adderley, second son
If the Hon. and Mrs. A. f. Ad-
derley, passed his final exam at
Middle Temple, Inns Of Court,
London, and will be called to the
bar at its next SESSION.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31

An anonymous donor sent
through the post fifty-six dollars
for the Bahamas Brotherhood.
Mr.. c. H. Reeves, the president,
expressed thanks for the gift, and
the same has been put to the
credit of the account of the
Brotherhood in the Royal Bank
of Canada.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31

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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31

Mr.. Caleb James Gibson, u,
well known and popular barber,
died at his home in Christie ST.,
Saturday, January "a. Funeral
services were conducted by Mr..
w. H. harrington at the Central
Gospel Hall on Sunday afternoon.
He is survived by his wife,
three daughters, Mrs. Gladys
Maura, Mrs. Syb1 Bowe, and
Miss Enid Gibson, two sons,
Messrs William and Victor, bar
bers; sister, Mrs. Frances Danes
If Miami, who arrived Saturday
morning two brothers, Messrs
James and Calvin in the United
States, and other relatives.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31

On Wednesday, January 81,
Miss Rose Taylor, only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.. Taylor of
George Town, Exuma, was mar
ried to Mr.. Raleigh Butler, eldest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Butler
of Nassau. The ceremonies were
performed by Bishop-elect of
Antigua D. r. Knowles at ST..
Matthew's Church.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31

Mr.. Michael. B.A.. Cambridge
University, who spent the Christ
mas holidays with his parents
the Hon. and Mrs. S. A. Eldon
has returned to London by BOAC'
He Is studying for the Anglican
Priesthood at st. Stephens
House, Oxford University.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31

The Rev. Donald Lambert, M
A., has been appointed TO succeed
the Ven. Archdeacon D. r,
Knowles as rector OF st. Mat
theW'S Parish.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-31

Miss Rosalie Patricia Fernan-
der, eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Fernandez, and Mr..
Joseph Bennett, second son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Aristude Bennett of
St. Lucia, BWI, were married in
New York City on January 10.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-07

A week Tee danse I'll be hid
- 90 $50 sunday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-07
Episcopal Women
Hold Meeting

woman's auxnlary e 81 Psni's
plNenpal chureh met ~ re Par.
~ Han Monday altnFnoon. MFs.
flenwood sweetlng - ths devo-
llBnai. nnd Mrs.. Pa Touchion
wna Gneal speakar. 80 npeka 90
lha lapie q Der recenl trip as eel.
sRale 10 re meetlne a the uniled
Cumnea a chaFeA womsn II AZ.
lamlie Cily.
TIE Fall inRafhering q TIE Unli.
81 Thmnk Offering vas received
and I'll he pFeaenled Al ne Altar
- . eoFpormie eummunion co We'd.
nesday mormlna
Haatnaaes ~ lhe meelin3 wers
Mrn Anggi Delgado. h1rs. Glen.
wood sWet4ing md MFn Ioseph
lid Aliending TIE meeiina wsFa
Mendames IRE Curry, Glan West
Lee Goadnrd. slaniey Rierce. III.
a. sands. Dan Navarro, nalpA
Russell. EdiiA Fosisr. y. q. lev,
cry. Clarenee Allshouse and n. n,
GmFrnn.
Also pfsssnt wxre Masdames
Henry LandayI Emma Seymour
louise Grant. Elaine EAwnran'
kllzabeth neees. Giwiana naxly,
Myrun Russe1. Mafsan Alhnrg.
Fnnnia Curry. Mss Etaa Patterseu
snd Father Armfeld.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-07
Bazaar Scheduled
.By Church Group

Ths wamss e Ehs chursA e n.
Rock I'D thelr Nossmhsr msss
~ rscensly wlsA Mrx. Harry Rak
sF. prssldeni. presidlng.
Mrs.. Margaret Priishard gaxs
re aesosioaal ~Buzdiag ne chur.
a" Her taik inelsded rssdinrs
and BIhls passages pertaining 70
the aabiect.
The prssi6eas appointsd Mrs.
JosepA nreni NO requested volun.
teegs % take part IN . tahleau lar
10 wosse commnnity nay pso.
Fram Sponsored ~ ne unlaea
Caunea e chureA Women.
ne meeting Mas devoted a
making final plang sur TIE RaxaaF
to hs held Novemper "a Il ths
Church. SIS FraEees Street ne
BAZAAR xnl haGln 81 ~ o'eioek AID
eoaiinue througA evenine.
There I'll be to- feature assrne.
teas during he aay. Mr.. Grace
Crosby ell ten the fortunes a
these NO ~eruss her palms VIA
SILVER" and Mrs. Phoebs MORSE wIl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-07
Ma Phi Alu
Sends Toys

Boxes Il toys snd sioshss ior
nesdy ehEldrsn h Korea were So
thered a Tie Last meeting ef M
Phi ~ soEerity. TIE meeting vas
bed IN ne home of Miss Jackie
Delaney November sta. This pro.
leei was decided CO aiier reading
q letter irem sns Il The boys n
Korea telling bow unfortunais the
ehadren were over here.
A letter irum TIE BED Cross vas
read. suggesting wags thai we
eould hep them ahis chEissmas. n
vas I'm voted 10 send small
chriamas glfts 10 he services men
overseas.
~ m ia III eater q dscurua'
Cd car IN TIE AFmisliee Day pa-
0ade shis year. The girls that sids
b 4 wEl be ths eass that work
hnr,aesl co tie daeorating.
Since TIE present ofiieern tern
win be Deer Il ne end q Novem-
Der q nominating committee waa
alsxted 10 select the girls tAat I'll
re ior the neat term 81 ofiiee.
These ca he commitfee are Pei
Byrd. Linn Sellers aid EleanoE
Cato.
A Model vas elected % repre-
aeml Ma Phi ksz q ne Beta Sigma
pa fashion show o. November 3
Eovely Lynn sellers was selected
inr this %
Il vas decided b have . bak1
sale sometime soon win an pc
eends golng 10 the commnnliy
chest Pun. TIE date of this sals
I'LL Be annouBeed later. Sylvia
Fernandez 10 Chairman Of thiE
eommlilee.
ne meeting vas then aatournad
and the elosing ritual rsprsated.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-07

paisi sahasstes q ne guests 49,
wisA ssusenir poFtraits
q spexlal inieress 10 tAoss who
are searehing ior a. unnsal
Christmas siis I'll ~ ne tabls De-
voted b hand dscorated bsgs and
kats. Abrasive BASKETS Il Shells.
seaAorxes anc sea fans waa BE- en-
ether hlRai Ga b send % : frien1
80 NorA.
Had mads Del eiotAes. q Ga
pod and sno1halls are sure b
Aaid ths inisresl e any y0ungster.
Ard f1r ne people who love %
eat there win - homsmade eandy.
cakes. eookiex. - eel ~ eofise.
soft drinka ard sandw1ehes.
TIE ladies' wAl also have Cor sale
apruas. planis. ard ether times
sure 10 please sny pnospeeiive
Christmas buyer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-07

TIE Bunnwi lnln twillghf hears of
tha eseniaa II Tuasdag. November
lnh. III see ~ wives End olllesFs
m GmhRem Four Nnthered a -
TngluR PATS. nelaxlma n sports
attire. lhey - enioy > llna har.
h.eue supper. mnalx and ially god
aNiimwahln
The heNlmninM hour h dated II
z eeieek. AZ hands hasa tAs ssliers
limaa - ana appatitiea SEE. TIE
moFrow balnK : hnil6ay. = part
eulariY earefFee evening i h e.
Ger. Thla an 'endin9 hour' u W.
6o1arminala.
CmaF. snead sehmldi 4 II
ehaRne e Feaervatinns and e..
ramaemania. Talaphona eenies 60
infnTmaflsn = 111eI.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-07

County Clerk Ress c. sawyer, .
Otto Klrehelmer ama James 4
1aAnnan I'll leave lEw halaml d
moFroW.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-07
Ten And Twenty
Years Ago
- Tmhsm gFsm FAns as
- enlnnm
1oNmMBnm q mn

AfiaEney Aquilins LopsH. u. was
lsday Admillsd b practise N ied.
ernl eouFta
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-07
ANNOUNCEMENT CALENDAR
SATURDAY. ss-e=1.. nAs
Ieo-BaEaar. ola sssas MssAoain churrA. i.m
CAN'T PRODUCE
"STREETCAR-

NEWARK. NJ A-rAe Newara
Beard e kdusaasa las refused
psrmiasiaa iuF a Wudaetioa a
fennessee aaliams I'ulitzsr Priss
pay Sirsxicar Named Desire, %
n . iocal hiEh sraaai.
he beard ve.ed IS b resclad
q permf foF Ne pstaurtloa ~ q
private Groap co the gruands nat
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-07

MeuFue cnxnfy efEieiais wxrs
gEen : monihs pay toaay. ms
waa made passlle hy the tranB.
far a maney fFem ne indrhaed.
neas find % the generai rsvenus
lnna.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-07
Junior Group
Plans Tea Dance
For Christmas

A business and social meeting of
TIE Junior Woman's Club vas held
this week. coiwsd dides were
ahown Il The EaFOpesn TRIP of
three Of the dub's members this
sumner. NoFma and Dora Marti.
neE and Betty Louise Rohsrss.
Plans fw he elubs annual
Chrisimas Tea aaaes were discus.
sed. Refreshments were served by
hoaiesses SAaron Lnnes and Ireas
CrisseF.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-07

Ella So ne Nft&@f# 49, M@@m~ -
knF Inia1pSslaf.
rs dscnxslnns e. - insfhson
snhlss srsuns - palls erpughi .
spnrhas - Msrla's eysa. - ny
wsra hanhssn Of irua - aha seem.
"a b saluy N msass iFnm &c q
mam msss Us ~ sahsr pari e
~ lunEA.
nlarla \ ; psss shEa - ely
g oeenslonai smne hahfns -
inea. So SO 81 fw lsagsha Il
ilms a. muaa seen enNaa . >
81 - Flsss - skisa arand
e. nnys - wAnisseF = q I'D
- HalhrF wlstf. inmelY 49,, -
nnfamlv mnEnmakleaa ef tne mmAg
eges feeusaai $50 30.
Nara 49, lalrNuEE y m
wunnsn - tAs hnehaoa b. -. :.
a1l IeEFla. pEekarni = ihs 80
Taviur ulN<eFs wives Clah. -
"a haF h tha miEgugnna. -
~ MaKla aEaw . al.p e pa|zt
flem d ebax y select ths wlnei
q O. aom prlsa.
n hlfa Ct has heeoma -
enniamea . hsin9 before iafSz
nmmheTs Il people. - yeatsFaaI
- ninppnd alnna VIA exaFyeaa
&c mpan hein3 lnuoaneed MMFii
= 81 -. shengh nha has tas re-
afn.nG a NE mammaF 81 i ehaEae
tnsa a KuTapsan ehnaren.
- h ehxieusly anluying ne.nl
@ eanAwF "a afiraeilnn, arr -
mnilan llallam village many seen
very aaIel altsg havlng tAe whati
enre Il ths avongha um hsr ~
a. lmmN 4 tine.
IT, fAd nnd - eempanian Ell
4 lha Esd iahie a re uneheu1
maaF Mla. IumnaT 81 MRa. ~
nam II. XIn16eIl - lpok care q
ilsln M8riA 80 pHseiised han1l
a. 18Th 81 ~ iaasa re moaAeEa
To- loah ~ - mnlAa NAen 50
haeanA lNa maieA ~ e.
llWha maMeAi skl wAifh 49,
- en ~ FAwIL ofllcela wissa
whn wuga alao hagie4sss e -
hsmeheem. ed - hsF o. h -
ear mham - allA8 80 osw BE-
iule lunehaos guests lhFungsd ~
PATS.
IhaHs I'll ha . aFy an6 pc
tires e Ne mnkieal al praaenf
&c ~ EAWTu wivAs nndeR - ~
Fesliom a MGM T. M nleGiom
mnGheon chakImnn. mezi wsek.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-07

MTn. GeoRxa hNynnias no has
baem Ia Balllmma retmsnsd homa
yesterday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-07

Msss Barbara 1ean gohnsoa en-
ITmln PinFcs wern marTled Friday
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-07
knights Visit
In Mexico CITY

Naeaiionina IN Mexico Cify are
-. and Mrs. Edward Kniahs Il
fAompson's laland. Key went
Nhile 10 TIE Msxiran capital they
are making TIE SEQ Hoaal Banner
TIER headquarters.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-07
Maria La Vecchia Il Guest Al Luncheon
CiUen AtFL Taylor BY Officers Wires

vsusrsay 4 lunehsas q Pert Tsyor Nsvu orsrn whes
smnia Ia EeEeAA-
- nnsynsred orphaa 80 hss Fessivsd murh 80
rtv urn hene hugi me Uaed States thruagh ne ssa
- nmraammM anehad - C8S Dasa. tired uoush
80 e 81 - wep - nri II ne mda e Ae eonuson
$500 hnrssf smne huared ndaa Sc perehed qasy
- 4 - CD nmnaa baa be- eempsnsn whe aena
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-12-24
Christmas AT
ST. PouFs

Two festival services usher in
Christmas at st. Pauls Episcopal
Church, 1887 Euclid ave. Choral
Eucharist will be celebrated at
1O:3O .. m. Christmas Eve begin
ming with congregational carol
singing.
The choir of men and boys will
offer Fanfare for Christmas"
Martin Shaw; 81 Wonder AS |
Wander, John Jacob Niles; "Holy
Day Holly Carol", Carnish; and
"When Christ Was Born, Harker,
Music for the Communion service
is arranged by George H. Fair
clough.
Christmas morning at 1880 the
girls choir sings at a service of
Holy Communion. The offertory
anthem will be 30 Holy Night
arranged by Adams. The Rev. Will
liam G. Worman, rector, is the
celebrant and preacher at both
services.
Sunday, December 9th, at II
a. m. there will be Family Serv-
Ice at which the Advent Mite Box
offerings will be presented. Mem
bers of the church school will give
a short program. No Junior Church
service will be held at $3.50 on this
Sunday.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-12-24
Jack Smith
Is New Head
Of Exchange

The new president-elect of East
Cleveland Exchange Club is Jack
Smith, superintendent of Wheeler
Industries, 1887 Collamere st. Mr..
Smith together with the other
newly elected officers will be in
stalled at a dinner dance to be
held at Petit Cafe, Carter Hotel
January 23rd. They are:
Vice President, James Monreal
of the Monreal Funeral Home,
1914 Euclid ave.; Secretary,
Frank Bouska, office manager of
Stratton Motors, 1901 Euclid ave;
Treasurer, DR.. Robert C. Kuhlow,
1928 Euclid ave.
Mr.. Smith has long been men,
Der of Exchange. He serves en-
the Board of Management Of the
East Cleveland YMCA and was
formerly active in PTA circles.
Three new members were chosen
as members of the Board of Con-
troll: Joseph Eckert, past presi-
dent, member of ECBA and East
Cleveland Community Picnic Com
mittee and long in the hardware
business on Hayden ave.; William
Carrico, realtor; and Audrey
Bowles, production engineer at
GE's Nela Park.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-12-24
Carol Prelude
AT Phillips Avenue

On Christmas Eve at IL spe-
cial worship service will be held
at Phillips Avenue Presbyterian
Church, East 125th st. at Phillips
ave.
For a quarter of an hour before
the service the choir will sing
Christmas carols from the balcony
above the sanctuary. Soloists for
the service will be Mr.. Paul Hodge
who will sing 80 Holy Night" by
Adam and Mrs. Robert NJ. Haverly
whose selection will be "The Vir-
gins Lullaby" by Roger. Miss
Louise Cleaveland is minister of
music.
A Christmas story will be told
by DR.. A. w. Bloomfield, interim
pastor.
At the 10:45 a. m. worship
service next Sunday the soloist
will be Mrs. Jane Boerner who will
sing "The Publican" by Vande-
water. A Norwegian carol "In the
Silence of the Night" will be pre-
sented by a trio.
(Contineud on page d
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-12-24
YMCAHoIds
Craft Shop
Open House

Youths of East Cleveland who
like to make things with their
hands will find haven for their
hobby in the newly equipped craft
shop at the East Cleveland Y
House, Lee rd.
Here, through the sponsorship
of the Boys Work Committee of the
East Cleveland Kiwanis Club,
James Bateman, chairman, Kiwa-
mans have contributed from their
own basement shops, or from
friends and many brand new items,
fine array of tools.
George Dion, a graduate in In
dustrial Arts who has taught craft
and hobby groups in school and
camp. will be the instructor. He is
ready to help any parents and boys
with their special crafts hobby,
such as wood, metal, leather,
basket weaving, model airplanes,
trains, boats, archery arrows, etc.
The Craft ship will be open for
regular classes beginning Tuesday,
January 4th, 1854, with sessions
to be held thereafter on Tuesdays
and Saturdays. But, in the mean
while the Craft Shop will hold
Open House on Wednesday, Decem-
Der Both from to 9 p. m. The
public-and especially Dads and
sons who have craft hobbies, are
invited to drop in and inspect the
US Craft Shop.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-12-24
Bethlehem
1853

Down through the centuries
since the first Christmas Eve two
thousand years ago, pilgrims have
made the journey from Nazareth,
home of the Holy Family, to Beth
lehem, birthplace of the Christ
Child.
Pilgrims who venture forth on
such a journey this year will find
it even more difficult than did
Joseph and Mary. Now, five
years after the Arab-Jewish war,
the old route is no longer open.
Today the roads from Jewish held
Nazareth to the Arab-held Beth
lehem are patrolled by Israeli and
Jordanian guards. To try to pass
through means almost certain
death.
To reach the shrine in Bethle-
hem, the pilgrims must not only
cross barbed wire frontiers and
a no-man's land under UN Com
mission, but also a barrier of hate
and distrust which exists between
the two peoples.
All pilgrims must be screened
and but a few will finally reach
the site of the stable with it's
manger bed, now a hallowed spot
in Bethlehem and they too, will
find the inns full.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-12-24
Go To Buffalo For
Golden Wedding Day

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Braun
of 174O Rosedale rd., East Cleve-
land, joined their children, Ray
mond Braun of Eggertsville, N. Y,
Mrs. Earl S. Menig, of II West
Northrup pl., Buffalo, New York,
and Mrs. Alfred Willsey of Fre-
donia, N. Y, at the Stuyvesant
Hotel in Buffalo, Sunday, Decem-
Der 18th, for an observance of their
50th wedding anniversary.
There was a family dinner fol-
lowed by reception for friends and
relatives. Mr.. Braun was service
manager in the Buffalo Office of
the Toledo Scale Company from
1920 to 1910, when he was trans
ferred to the Cleveland office.
He retired November 1st, after
AZ years of service with the To-
ledo Scale Company.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-12-24

Soprano soloist for the Will
loughby Community production of
Handel's "Messiah" on Sunday,
December 9th at 8 p. m. will be
Marjorie Taylor Of 16304 Helms
dale rd. The presentation will be
given in Willoughby Methodist
Church, the 75-voice Community
Choir being accompanied for the
first time by the Community Or
Chestra.
Singing an alto solo will be Mrs.
Jean Petit Lentz, Miss Taylor's
cousin. Mrs. Lentz is a graduate
of Shaw High School and Cornell
University.
For the past six and one-half
years Miss Taylor has studied at
Cleveland Institute of Music under
Mrs. Elizabeth Stevens. She is the
soloist at Lyndhurst Baptist
Church and sings with the Cleve-
land Orchestra Chorus.
A graduate of Shaker Heights
High and Fem College, Miss Tay-
lor was active in the music circles
in both, and was soloist with
Fenn's chorus where she was a
member of the Radio Actors and
Script Writers Society, vice presi-
dent of Wing & Torch, Women's
Council, and on the Cauldron stat,
among other things.
Miss Taylor has appeared on
television and radio.
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Full Police
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Three vacancies in the East
Cleveland Police Department were
filled Monday, and the five new
patrolmen authorized b ythe City
Commission at its December meet
ing, were appointed at the same
time, according to announcement
made by Tom Dinell, clerk of the
Civil Service Commission.
The appointments were made
following an examination and
series of tests given the II appli-
cants of the 70 who reported in for
the first examination. Of this num-
Der II were certified to the list
and the following eight were ap-
pointed effective January A, 1854:
William A. Campbell, 1926 Hay
den ave.; Dale R. Schmiling, 1914
Lawnview rd.; Harry Franklin,
Carpenter rd., Gates Mills; Ber-
nard Rhoda, 4126 East 142nd ST.,
Cleveland; Harold K. OILS, 400
Center rd., Warrensville Heights;
Frank Bajzel, jr., 1920 Star, Cleve-
land; William George Lloyd, 12425
Garland, Garfield Heights; James
Francis Malloy, 4256 West 41st st.,
Cleveland. All but Mr.. Lloyd are
war veterans.
The new patrolmen will serve a
three months probation period
during which time they will attend
classes half days, and assist with
patrol duty half days. The begin
ming salary is $1,000, listed to
Third Grade patrolmen.