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Arkansas State press., 1954-11-05
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the opportunity people marshall Their edn-
eatona philosophy thai brings to eda-
cation generally perspective nation spirit
Thus education Let be clear
understood that pleading Nesee alone We are
available 10
child equal improved
educational opportunities child dc
We ef the
sauhs responsibility providing needed hf level
Of educational opportunity ~ We therefore
strongly support federal education order that
expenditure the south brought 10
nigh national
We the white child the want the
Il the the Supreme Court
equality education Negro child in
Moreover the the social scientists
possible white child the eduea-
u d system
Ours democracy IN which the weakest the
privileged the des-
every happily
proud Children
beginning system viii all future of
proud abolition and child
educational for
and institution Of the public schools themselves
Time prove our in faei
proved the upenentatan Court de-
Segregation thc
see sTATTMENT-page eight
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-05

scheme
Sadie Scott Is club president.
Mrs D L Murray is club ad-
wiser assisted by Mrs Charlotte
Walton from North Little Rock
Mrs s. L Knowles is always
present and ready with her love
ly service
A new tn grade club has been
organized with the following Of
acers. President Almeta Lanum
wee president Cul-tistene West.
secretary. Ednorene Quarles as
sistant secretary .Bettye Harris
treasurer, Myrtle Smith, program
chairman, Rosemary Ferguson
sergeant-at-arns, Lottie Holt,
siek committee chairman. Carlot-
Ii Walls: hospitality chairman
Maxine Vaughn; reporter. Galvent
Sanders. This club has chosen faI
It's name eFuIl Of Pep" Mrs ]
B Chuds Is club adviser.
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-05
ParkdaIe
Niassie Fitzpatrick

Mrs Emma Peters and aaugh-
ter Mrs Mary Gates, Los Ange-
les, are spending three weeks
with her sisters and brother, Mrs
Charity Mitchell Mrs. Ida Shealo
and MI and Mrs, Robert Cobb
Mrs VI c Houston, Phlla-
5elphia. was the recent guest Of
her cousin. Mrs Isabel Gomez
and daughter, Mrs. Matte Ede.
zine, She also visited in Chicago
Mrs Matte Edeline was the
guest of Mrs CalIie E. Davidsor
Mrs. Ella Mae Jackson ans
daughter Rena, Oakland, are Wis,
lting her parents Mr. and Mrs
Charlie Fudge - Mrs. Luvenla
Maxwell was the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs Z. M Washington re.
Gently Mr.. and Mrs Andrew
Thornton ana children were tht
guests of Mrs. Josephine Johnson
Sunday evening Mrs, MaTlar
Ribinsou left recently for Dearot
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-05

doctor for the first time. She IS
: weeks old and is reported do
ING fine She is the grand baby
CIR Of Mrs. Leon Mack Rev
Matthews brother Of Mrs. Q A
Mason was killed in Arizona Pun
eral arrangements are incomplete
al this writing He Is alss the
brother Of Ezel Matthews
1. T Terry has been called 10
the army Mr. PInkie Terry
Is home awaiting her hushand's
fuflough She mas been living in
Detroit Pfc Kenneth Wells
and wife are home visiting Mrs
Wells parents Mr. and Mrs. o
9 Smith M Wells looks flae in
h-z uniform The youngest
brother Of Rev !. ]. Thomas pass
60 IN California Funeral arrange
ments are incomplete The
singing convention Of the Friend
ship district was held al h e
s. Luke Baptist church MANY
juniors were 10 tHe opening Fri
CAV night. Profg j Ptelfef and
AHdelL johnson, president Of Tim
atay Hal were very MUCH pleas
e. and are hoping the next con-
Fenuou vHa be Still better IN
1865 the general director and
president will force each local
president L. be on their JOB bet
Ter than the past Rev. :. L
A8Bry. pastor of s.. Luke Bap-
uet churea has been called 10 Mt
Olive Baptist church. Narhple-
PASTORAL days there are On ths
znd ana 9Th Sundays Of each
month
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-05
YWCA Notes.
TO HOLD WORLD DAY or
PRAYER SERVICE

Mrs Norma killiugsWurth. chair
man Of World Fellowship com
mIttee announces that next week
Is World Fellowship week q
special week in which IS million
members a the YWCA Of Amer
iea join with other millions Of
YWGA members n 65 o 'her coun-
tries throughout the world in
prayer ana better understanding
Phyllis NheatIey YWCA win
observe World Fellowship with It's
annual world day Of prayer Nov
"a at p m, at Bullacks Temple
church mrs r k Young Will
be TIE guest speaker; music VIII
De by the Dunbar high school
choir, Prof Frederick Ransom.
conducting
All yWCA members ana friends
are urged To Join n this world
VIDE observance of world fellow
ship Plan now 70 attend | h e
service.
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-05

from her duties as director OF
the chorus at Douglas Chapel
Baptist church. Ii Is very apir-
itual one along win its wonder
tul and spiritual pastor Rev. j.
l. Thomas Remember 70 20
&c church Sunday ana every Sun
day. Visit the church Of your
choice If you DO not have a
church home ana Is ! Christian
the missionary Baptist churches
extend hearty welcome at any
time Think of these sayings
What is home without q
mother" What is Life without
d Cod Choose a CHURCH home
ana exercise each gift and talent
to the glory of Goa and SOW
spiritual seeds along the way
Elder Lewis Cook delivered a
wonderful sermon It The Meth
udlst church Warren Harvey
LaVett son Of M and Mrs A.
L Lovett Is ira Cincinnati ONO
with his brother. Rev. Herman
Lovett. Harvey is employed there
TIE president 81 the Mis-
sioaary society OF the Evfs1 cen
Baptist church along with her
ca-WgTkerz. Mrs. Lena CHad5
Mrs Leanz Woodasa Mrs. R8sie
Lee CIenan Mr. ana Mrs WI
lie Freeman Mrs Q Allen Dr.
and Mrs Williams and son. jim
ulie. Mrs Egla Pearl Maek ana
Mrs. Willie Fields attended the
harvest drive at the First Bap-
list church Sunday. The pro-
gram was enjoyable and the eve
ming was Wen spent -. Our
deacon ana brother Leon Mack
Evergreen Baptist church Is iz
the Warner Brown hospital for
minor surgery He Is doing fng
Little Joan Jones, aged g.
and hopes to return home soon
daughter Of Mrs. Leola Woodar5
has been out Of school due &c
illness She was able 10 attend
Sunday school. where she reads
the lesson each Sunday. She Is
third grade student sings and
plays the piano e.. Mrs Carrie
NardIgt Gordon Of Chicago i.
home for a visit Mrs Gordon
owns her home, located On Co
lumb4a street. She is the daughter
Of the late Mother Sallis Maralst
Rev. J. A Aubry pastor Of
St. Luke Baptist church and wife
were guests as well as busy
members at Evergreen Bapt s
church Sunday night Rev Aubrs
brought a soul stirring and in,
terestIng sermon Mr. anl
Mrs. Garland White. formerly Of
Strong. are sick at South Bend
Indiana They are the parents OF
Mrs. ErteI Mum Little Ra-
mona Del0lse Reed visited he'
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-05
Conway


Mrs, y, A. Tayl0r
Mrs Sarah Rogers has return
ed to the city after being called
10 Detroit. for the funeral Of her
brother. . Rogers M Rogers
was former resident # this
city Mr. and Mrs OTIS Jones
had Rev and Mrs A . Geutery
as dinner guests Sunday O.
D Embery presided over 4 cuun-
~ meeting Of the Arkansas Dem
ocratic Voters association where
the president, ] 5. MeClnton,
brought the keynote address spe-
eial guest was d. William ] Mas
sey Mrs Rehecea Edward is
confined ta her horne because "
Illness Members Of s James
CINE church honor their pastor
Rev W S Jones with pre-
conference appreciation ra ly
which cltmaxed Sunday Total
raised. s168I6. Rev Jones pastor
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-05

The Adult activities committee
announces the opening Of new
sewing class on each Thursday,
6 10 = N TIE class Is being
taught by Miss Jerelene Cole and
Is opened To all YWCA members
without fee Beginners ARE vel
come as We'll as more advanced
sewers Who woala ike Il ado
3 tailored look to their wardrobe.
Other classes already III prog
ress are knitting and crochet on
Wednesday afternoons at 200 and
sewing or Thursday from : To
r H Mrs Dairy Mae Long ln-
stHuclur
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-05
AROUND Pine BLUFF

MIS- wine Watson Whitley Indianapolis has returned
el nome after being called here on account Of the death
an uncle Stuttgart While in the ctv she was Tb4
guest Of the H r Perrys
,,,t I A Flowers and Dr. R T johnson attended The
FiaIle view game in Prairie View Saturday
Mrs Pearle z. Co1ington had as 1er vaeta1G e,ss,s
Waite hooae OF Brooklyn New York and Mr. and Mrs
o3u "lae and children Shery Marietta and Kennefb al
Los Angeles 7 '1 tN41iesi1 u
Eta Washington and son James Of Kansas City ,,ars
ena guests Of Miss Willie Thomas Of the Airport road
MRS, felen Williams Of Chicago is visiting Mrs M r
Rtkard 9l3 West Soul street ~ L
Mrs A Smith, 34l2 West 18th avenue ypb, bss b -
Rev A. Smith ~ : 'iie VIE u
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-05
round NORTH LITTLE ROCK
phoOe Your News to WI SITS or FIR 4-s187

~'~"V '@uF NEWS 10 WI o-EfI5 or RI --S OF
Handy
FDer union business meeting win be held Wednesday
Sm-oh Baptist church, Bird and Hazel streets, Rev
Pss'oTi G. H. Brown, president and Mrs. B. Handy
mon district association S5th annual session, Rev
IN moderator, was held at 8th St Baptist church
me mass meeting Sunday afternoon was well at
orator
ounce Reed and daughter, Deborah Ann, left for
"day to visit her sister Mrs Fariest Pleages, who
4 IA council celebrated its first annual Fellowship
al the First Baptist church, 9Th and Pine streets
All was well attended and received The theme, "The
4 IA Fellowship in the Community" was discussed
suns serving on the forum: Miss Boles, Rev. A. NJ.
E1sor Of Bethel church, J. w. Smith, Smith barber
-aIIan Lauan's furniture store and Kinglon Smith
4 Guests present were Mrs. Dovie Anderson, state
'snI Mrs. V. v knight, district president Mrs.
program chairman and Mrs. Eva Dickerson.
rs IN the city are Frank Brscoe US Marine: Hem-
4 'l Us Army and Cpl Earl Sykes, who has been
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-05
Y.Teen Notes:

The Fun Lovers eiub entertain
aa their friends with a gaia HAL
laWeeu party al the EWGA Sat
urday The evening was packed
with Halloween FIN MANY inter-
eatiaF Hafae# were played. Plenty
refreshments We're served carry
ing out the Halloween color
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-05

| rlck Of treat was
Il Wy quietly ard sefe-
'1fen and adults made
a happy event The
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-05

persons joined They were Mrs
Mary Ovens, Jefferson Davis and
Louis Allen Moorman Sunday
the pastor. Rev T M Chambers
d.. who has beer away On VA
cation resumed his place in The
pulpit AIRS Gertrude Cameron
superintendent of S s. ard Rev
r w Chambers. pastor
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-05

adults had 10 make many treats
tC avoid tricks Mrs Henry
Thompson. who underwent sur
gerry al Warner Brown hospital
has returned home and doing
well She was greatly missed
Arkansas State press., 1954-11-05
CLASSIFIED

WILL KEEP MarkinE nCtherss
children fn nv home ID a rea-
s0nable price Contact Mrs
Ada b Ames, LIS Chester St.
Phone FR 5--7al --s:E
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-11

Tuesday afternoon of next week
June 18th, at o'clock. Every mem
Der invited to attend.
Mrs. William E. Powell Of Frank
ford and daughter Mrs. Caro,vn
English and two children. Becj,v
and Denny visited Miss Mary q
Evans on Sunday afternoon. Mrs
Hettie r. Belts was a caller at the
above home also.
Mrs. Grace Briggs and three
daughters Of Georgetown, and Miss
Jeanette Belts visited their mother
Mrs. Vera Belts over the weekend
Mrs. Clara King Richards has re-
turned to her home here after a
visit in Philadelphia at Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bishops.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Hick-
man, Jr., spent the week in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lamb cared
for their three daughters, at their
home, during their absence.
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-11
OCEAN VIEW

20 what is SO rare as a dav n
june! Then, If ever, Come perfect
days. This statement we learned
from CUR school book, back when
we WefsSSqnng. Il IS being fulfilled
now, as Vre Sre enjoying the trees
and shrulberg in full array: birds
are singing, roses are blooming
and all ratrFe is alive.
The BaScalaureate service held
IN Lord Baltimore School was inn
pressive on Sunday morning, June
9Th, 1854. It was as follows: Pre-
lude by Joyce Vandegrift, who
played the lovely hymn Sweet Hour
Of Prayer, with variations.
Observation-Disclosures Christian
Soldiers, those participating were
the School Faculty, Ministers and
graduates. Hymn Holy, Holy,
Holy; Scripture Reading BY Rev.
w. T. Weaver, Of the Church of
Christ" Girls Chorus-"N Nov
Thank We All Our God" by a large
number Of High School students.
Pastoral Prayer by Rev. w. s.
Grant; Sermon BY Rev A. ]. Blum
don; Mixed Chorus You'll Never
Walk Alone" by Rodgers and
Hammerstein II. Benediction byl
Rev. w. A. Donoway, followed by
the Reeessional.
Commencement will be held in
Lord Baltimore School. on Friday
evening, June 11th, at 8 O'Clock,
when DR.. William c. Spencer, As
sociate Professor of Education at
the University Of Delaware. will
deliver the graduating address. The
SalutatoFy address will be given
by Janice Murray and the Valedic-
tory BY Minerva Smith. The public
is welcome to attend.
The Daily Vacation Bible School
will begin at Mariners Bethel /
Methodist Church on Monday, June (
14th Special announcement will |
be made in Sunday School
The Loyal Workers Sunday I
School Glass was entertained at the
home Of Mrs. George A. Robinson
on Tuesday evening Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Burton OBJ
served their 18th Wedding Ami
on Sunday. June 9Th. Incl
IDENTIFY, it was on a Sunday that
their marriage took place.
A miscellaneous Shower was
given Miss Gladys Hill recently, at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-11

Seeney entered the Army in 1g42
was discharged In 1945, and re-en-
listed in 1947 He has been stationed
at Fort Devens since January 1850
I'd DIV, KOREA-Pvt. Donald
D. NewsOn, 20, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Waller, 426 E. Market ST
Georgetown, Del. is serving with
the I'd Infantry Division in Korea
The "Indianhead' division which
operates Heartbreak Ridge and old
Baldy, is now undergoing intensive
training as part Of the U. S. security
force on the peninsula.
Private Newson, a cannoneer
entered the Army in November 1g58
and :eeeived basic training at CamD
Pickett, Va.
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-11

Mrs. J. r. Hill wedding bells will
ring for Gladys this month when
she will be united in marriage ID
Jay Bunting It will take place IA
Bethel Methodist Church.
Also the Wedding Of Miss Lois
Simpson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
EdWard Simpson will take place
on Sunday evening, June 9th. ia
Mariners Bethel Methodist Church
when she will be united in marriage
to Mr.. Allen Albert Powell. SON of
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Powell
Mrs. Clara Pusey was the guest Of
Mrs. Walter Short in West Phila-
delphia recently, having accom-
panied home; also Mrs. Pusev
visited Mrs. Emma Dickerson there
Mrs. Perina Townsend has re-
turned home from a wonderful trim
to Europe visiting the city of Jeru-
salem and noted places.
Miss Bessie Tunnell and sister
Miss Lizzie Tunnell of Dover were
guests Of Miss Mary c. Evans and
Mrs, Mamie Long on Sunday.
wv "A . DAuuuOu dLLenOeQ q
Ministers Conference, held at
Centreyille Camp the first of this
week, 3 days session.
Mrs. Elizabeth Murray of George
town and sister Mrs. Matte Murray
Of ROxana, and their aunt. Mrs.
Anna Dora Evans of this town.
visited Mrs. Martha Conoway and
daughter Mrs. Lulu Lynch on
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Chapman and
Pauline Chipman and
sister and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Stock
ley all of Laurel, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Gardner Brasure recently.
Capt. Philip Short and wife and |
three chilren of Dover, were the
guests of their mother Mrs Mary J. |
Short and sister Mrs. H. H. Light |
hipe here over the weekend.
The WOman's Christian Union |
will meet with Mrs. Clara Pusey on
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-11
WEATHER DRAMA

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. - lP) -
announcer Tom Van Tol was Civ
ing daily newscast over Radio
Station WGRD. He vas soothine
littery listeners that nc tornado
threatened the area.
There is no tornado in this
area, he was saying. 81 repeat
oont worry, you are il on {"
and at that point silence.
Lightning had hit the stations
transmitter causing a power fail
ure.
A half-hOur later the listeners
weren't the only nervous persons
in Grand Rapids. WORDS switch
board operators worked up a sweat
explaining what happened.
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-11
Service Slants

TOUL, FRANCE-Cpl. Roland A
Pianka, "a, son of Mr.. and Mrs
august I. Pianka, Millsboro. Del
is now serving with Communica-
tions Zones 5O7th Engineer Com
pany in TOul, France.
Communications Zone units man
major U. S. supply installations and
depOts in France and transport men
and Supplies from French ports 10
American forces in Germany.
Corporal Pianka, driver in the
company, entered the Army in July
1851 and has been overseas since
June 1852.
FORT DEyENS, MASS.-War-
rant officer Junior Grade Dalton e.
Seeney, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Orville
Seeney, Dover, Del, has been a.
warded the bronze Star Medal at
Fort Devens, Mass, for his "exem-
plary conduct in ground operations"
during World War II.
The 3O-year old warrant officer.
whose wife, Alice, and son Russell.
live at 26 Tilton ST., Fitchburg.
Mass, distinguished himself as a
member of the Army's 473d Infantry
Regiment in the Mediterranean
theater of operations.
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-11
EDUCATED DOCS

LA SALE, Ill. - [P) - Two
dogs go to school here. 'Pal." the
pet OF Eddie Richardson, hasn't
missed a day at school for the last
three years. "POOchie," owned bv
Louis Davis, has a record almost
as good.
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-11
IF YOU LIVE IN FREDERICK
and want to call Milford or FeIiOn

10 call Milford from Frederica, you now dial
INSTEAD Of 3, then wait until you hear the
second dlal tone, then dial the number.
To call FELTON, from Frederick, YOU now
aiai INSTEAD of 81, then wait until YOU hear
the second dial tone, then dial the number
To call Repair Service. you now dial ia
instead Of "O' (OperatorJ.
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-11

Three y. S. Presidents. Johnson
jackson and Polk we're born in
North Carolina.
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-11

The International Red Cross was
founded IoaI at Geneva, Switzerland in
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-11
OTHER DuALuNe CHANGES
IF YOU LIVE IN MILFORD

and want 70 call FTsdsrsa, Milton or Harrington.
You continue to make your calls as you did
in the past, except that now you do NOT wait
for the second dial tone. To call Frederick
5-5O2l' for example, you now dial and then,
withOut waitiag for the second dial tone, dial
5-5O21.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-11

IL an. WARL-A Arlington
Church Of Christ program.
1880 am. WEAM ST.
Mary's Episcopal Church service.
1880 am, WWDC-Fourth
Presbyterian Church program.
1880 am. WOOK First
Trinity Lutheran Church pro-
gram. Rebroadcast at 1905
pm. on WAN.
1880 am, WOI-The Rev.
Wilson Holder on 1.-THE Gospel
Wings Broadcast"
8 pm. WWDC-Dr. James n.
Miers and the Fourth Presby-
terrain Church service.
8 pm. WMAL--Dr. j. Walter
Carpenter, pastor OF Metropol-
itan Baptist Church. breaches.
8 pm, WWDC-The Rev.
Peter Eldersveld. radio minister
Of the Christian Reformed
Church.
10 pm. WMAL Central
Union Mission Hour Of Power"
program.
1918 PM. woOK-"The
Negro in Industry" on Catholic
Interracial Council OF WASH
ington program.
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Church Radio and TeIeyision

The folloWin0 religious pro-
grams mil originate In local
stations tomorrow:
Televisl0n.
I am, WNBW-The Rev. Ned
Richardson, assistant minister
of the Sixth Presbyterian
Church, on Inspiration"
Radio.
1850 am, WRC-The Rev
Ned Richardson on "Inspira-
ton"
1880 am, WWDC-"Mass for
Shut-Ins" originates In Dahl
gren Chapel on the campus Of
Georgetown University.
8:45 am, WOL-The Rev. G..
Bromley Oman. Methodist
bishop Of the Washington area,
on Light for Life"
9:15 am. WMAL-" How
Christian Science Heals" by the
First Church of Christ. Scientist.
Boston. Also at 8:45 am. on
WARL.
1853 am, WGMS-Dr. Leslie
Glenn, rector Of St. Johns Epis-
copal Church. Lafayette Square.
speaks.
IL am, WFAN - Petworth
Baptist Church service.
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Briton Will Conduct
Mission at s.. PauI's

The Rev. Raymond Raynes.
superior general Of the Commu-
nifty Of the Resurrection in Mir
field, England. win conduct q
week-long mission beginning to-
morrow in st. Paul's Episcopal
Church, 2430 X street NV.
Father Raynes, who attended
the World Council of Churches
meetings last month as q dele
gate of the Anglican Commun-
ion, will preach at 8 pm. every
day through September 10.
Before entering the Order of
the Resurrection, Father Raynes
served missions and churches in
South Africa and was commits
sioner for the bishops of johann
nesburg and Zululand.
His mission at st. Paul's will
consider the topics, 1.-THE Way
to God" What is Salvation?"
and Does It Matter What You
Believer" After each evenings
talk, he will answer questions
in the guild room. He will be
available also for private con-
ferences.
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Council Board 10 Meet
On New Headquarters

The General Board Of the Ma
tional Council of Churches will
meet in New York Thursday and
Friday. A principal item of BUSH
ness win be the study Of d site
for q new national headquarters.
Most Of the Offices are now in
New York, with several in Chi
cago. An invitation has come
from Columbus. Ohio. as q COM
promise location.
Washington members OF the
General Board include Arthur S.
Flemming, the Rev. G. Dewey
Robinson, Bishop w. A. Stewart,
Wendell Lund. Mrs. j. Warren
Hastings. the Rev. Henry C..
Koch, Bishop G. Bromley Oman,
the Rev. w. II. Jernagin and
Representative Walter Judd, Re-
publican, Of Minnesota.
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Organized Bible CIusses

berger, ST, win preside at both
sessions.
o. K. Armstrong, teacher OF
the Vaughn Bible Class Of Cal
vary Baptist Church, win pre-
sent the lesson 90 10 am. to-
morrow. Claude H. Richardson,
president. announces the APP
pointment of Charles H. Cooke
as chairman Of the annual ban
quet. The BURIAL Glass will
have Mrs. C. D. Hudson as their
guest teacher at 10 am. tomor-
row.
"Christ's answer. to the Far
East" will be discussed by John
Broger before the Forum Class
of Mount Vernon Place Metho-
dist Church at 10 an. tomorrow.
Mr.. Broger has travelled extern
sively in the Far East with the
Eastern Broadcasting Co. ON
GERS elected for the year are:
Catherine Edmondson, presi-
dent: O. D. Teaff. executive vice
president: Louise Armstrong,
administrative vice president;
Floy Mcdonald. recording sec
rotary: Lola Reel, corresponding
secretary; Inez Conley, treas
urer: Eva Pelfrey. assistant
treasurer. Committee chairmen
are: Finance. w. D. Mcfarland;
membership, Celia CaraWay;
recreation, Mildred Nealey:
social action, Lois Carlisle;
publicity, Gladine arle ton,
Ruth Brown, a member of the
Rustin Couples Class, will speak
to the class at 10 am. tomorrow
on Mind Alive.
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Mount Holly. Va. today and to-
morrow. Members and their
families will enjoy a week end OF
worship and Christian fellow
ship together. Glass officers for
the coming year will be installed,
Mrs. j. Warren Hastings viii
close the two-day session with q
twilight worship service to-
morrow.
Trinity Mems Glass Of Trinity
Methodist Church will meet at
$50 am. tomorrow. Arthur l.
Hayford will speak on Chris
tians as Citizens"
The Dawson Glass of the First
Baptist Church will meet in the
chapel of the Baptist Building,
1923 Sixteenth street NV, at
9:45 am. tomorrow. DR.. j. M.
Dawson will be the guest teacher,
Marvin A. Boykin will be the
guest teacher of the Harrison
Bible Class Of st. Luke's Meth
odist Church at 9:45 am. to-
morrow. E. o. Tingle will read
the lesson. Conrad Krieger, Sec
ond vice president. will preside,
Harper L. Garrett will present
the lesson Christian Citizenship
and Cooperation, Romans
xii lilo, ] Corinthians, iii 40
before the Box Bible Class Of
Emory Methodist Church at $3.50
am. tomorrow. The monthly
class meeting will be held In
the Class Of Friendship room at
the church on Tuesday evening
at 8 pm. Raymond c. Renne-