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Evening star., 1954-04-15
KNIT LINGERIE

IL NyIon Tricot PIeoted Gowns, v
necklines, sizes 81 to SO --\
5 Nylon Trieot Gowns with shirred
midriff and net trim, sizes b.
34-38
3 NyIon Tricot Gowns with fluted
bustline trim, sizes "a and So,
white and pink
20 NyIon Tricot Gowns in flower print,
sizes 32-38
40 Nylon Trcot Gowns with en-
broidery or net trim, sizes 81 to 38
L1nSburgh's-KNIT LINGERIE-TE
Evening star., 1954-04-15
W0MEN'S BELTS
W0MEN'S BLOUSEs

so Cotton BIouses in tailored styles.
convertible and johnny collar neck
lines. assorted colors and styles,
sizes 81 to SO in the group.
z3 Cotton Weskit Style Blouses in GOV
colored ploids. sizes 81 to SO in
the group
LGnsburgh's-BLOUSES-Street
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-19
Red Bombers, Reopen Vest Pocket War

TAIPEH, Formosa, R-Chinese Communist bomoers reopened the vest pocket war Thursday with raid on Pei Yu island north of the Tachen group, the National ist Defense Ministry announced.
 The ministry said four bomb CTS, escorted by six fighter planes dropped more than 20 bombs on the Nationalist outpost, inflicting several casualties.
 The communique said Nation alist anti-aircraft batteries drove off the Reds with intense fire, and quoted an eyewitness as saying one of the attacking planes was probably hit.
 ! Pei North Yu is some 235 miles north of Formosa and 175 miles south of Shanghai.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-19
SAS Plane Takes Off
 On First Flight To Europe With 21 Paying Passengers

LOS ANGELES, R-A celeb studded crowd was still cele- brating successful inauguration of trans-polar flight service when the first planeload of paying pas sengers took off for Copenhagen Thursday.
 The Scandinavian Airlines Sys- tenn DC-6B left at 12:53 am. carrying 21 passengers.
 Among them were Carl Rei- singer, St. Louis, board chairman of Anheuser Busch; William A. Lightheart, 30, of Vancouver, B.C. who bought ticket No. l to be- come SAS' first paying passenger from America.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-19
Borden, Son of Adlai Stevenson, Inducted

CHICAGO, R-Borden Steven son, 22, son of Adlai Stevenson, 1852 Democratic presidential nominee, left Wednesday for Camp Chaffee, Ark, after his in- duction into the Army.
 Borden, one of Stevenon's three sons, expects to return to liar yard University for his senior year after two years in the Army. He lost his draft deferment be- cause he was not in the upper half of his class in his junior year.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-19

TOKYO, LR-This city moved today to restore skill to Pachinko, the national pinball craze. It ban ned "machinegun" types that fire four or five balls at once in favor of the old "single shot" style.
 Police say there is one machine for every 40 inhabitants. Winners get merchandise prizes which can be sold.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-19
AT ROTARY LUNCHEON

At Rotary luncheon Thursday, an Air Force film was shown on Americas responsibility for world peace.
 Guests included James McGif- fen, San Francisco; Jim Carey, Harry Anderson, Jim Nicely, Bob Walters, and Harris Denny of An chorage.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-19
Heavy Rains Cause B.C. Damage
 PORT ALBERNI. B.C.. R-A

PORT ALBERNI, B.C., R. = A moisture laden Pacific storm dumped up to two inches of rain along the British Columbia coast Thursday, wiping out small log ging camp on Vancouver Island and flooding hundreds of base ments on the mainland.
 One man was drowned and two others injured when debris blocked stream burst through the barrier after nightfall and wiped out the small floating logging camp of J. w. Arden on Alberni Canal.
 Letter-Size File Folders For
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-19

California has half a million acres of vineyards.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-19

Letter-Size File Folders For Sale At The Nome Nugget Office.
Evening star., 1954-03-07
Todoy's
Hiehhqhts

1900. WTTG (5)-Showcase:
Films. Melvyn Douglas in a
drama and q program Of
dance demonstration.
100. WNBW (41Youth Wants
to Know: Eugene Lyons,
senior editor of the Readers
Digest.
1:0O, WMAL (O-Answers for
Americans: A new panel
show with discussions on cur
rent issues. -.
300. WNBW ~ American
Inventory: Actress Peggy
Wood. Editor william Nichols
and Conrad Hilton, president
Of the Hilton Hotels.
2:3O. WNBW az - American
Forum of the Air: "Readjust-
ment or Recession?"
400, WNBW (4D-Excursion !:
Former President Harry S.
Truman on the subject of the
Point Four Program.
4:3O, WTOP (9)-Adventure: !:
"Bongolo," the story of the
primitive tribes of the Belgian
Congo.
1880, WNBW (4)-Zoo Parade:
Animals of South America. I"
Evening star., 1954-03-07
Additional Rodio, TV Ads
and News on Pages ETA, IS

$500, WNBW, ~ Hall of
Fame: "The Good Samari-
tan," a drama following the
growth of what came to be
known as the Red Cross
movement.
SOB, WTOP (9) - Omnibus:
Treason 1880" the story of
the treachery Of Benedict
Arnold and a dramatization
Of John Steinbeck's THE
House."
900, WNBW a. Meet the
Press: Dave Beck, General
President of the International
Brotherhood of Teamsters.
$3.50, WMAL (D-George Jessel
Show: Tenor Richard Tucker
and Songstress Teresa Brewer.
$3.50. WTOP (Y-You Are
There: "The Trial of John
Peter Zenger."
$3.50, WTTG (5)-Meet Your
Congress: Can We Avoid a
Major Slump?"
1900, WTTG (5)-Author Meets
the Critics: A discussion of
James Michener's "Sayonara."
1880. WNBW (4)-Mr. Peppers:
Aunt Lii visits.
1880, WTTG (5)-Opera Cam
eos: A condensed version of
"Tosca."
$500, WTOP (9)-Toast of the
Town: Screen Star Janet
Blair. vocalist; Nat King"
Cole and Comedian Frank
Fontaine.
$500, WNBW (N-C o m e d y
Hour: Eddie Cantor, Audrey
Hepburn, William Holden,
Jack Palance, Grace Kelly
and Brandon de Wilde.
$500, WNBW (4)-Television
Playhouse: Jamie Broderick
and Janey DeGore in THE
Dancers" a tender story by
Horton Foote.
10000, WTOP (9)-The Web
Christopher Plummer and
Tani Seitz in "Sheep's Cloth
ing" a thriller.
Evening star., 1954-03-07

% sn1 lIvs, II. csrtssn club; mis-,
cartssss, lt.ss. Pick Tsmpls--"out.
lev Brsna'f I. ssasay rhssts.
WrTe--l2. Showcase --tarsma. films, dance
% dsmsnststlsa.
Evening star., 1954-03-07
| TV Highliehts
Of the Week

Monday-Arthur Murray
Party (WNBW. 1900. Guest
Gisele Mackenzie: Twenty Cues
tions (WTTG, g.. Actress
Rhonda Fleming as guest PANEL
list; Voice Of Firestone (WNBW.
$500, Tenor Ferruccio Taglia-
vini: Junior Press Conference
| (WDNAL. 81. Senator Edward
Martin; Robert Montgomery
Presents (WNBW. $500. James
Dunn and Barbara Baxley In
paradise Cafe: Boxing
| (WTTG. $500, q bout between
Middleweights Bobby Dykes and
Ralph Jones: Studio One
(WTOP. 100. Leslie Nielsen In
Beyond q Reasonable Doubt:
All Star Theater (WNBW,
10:30). Lloyd Nolan in Protect
Her Honor"
Tuesday-Cavalcade of Amer
lea (WMAL, 1900, Duel at the
OK Corral; Fairy Tales Of An
dersen (WTTG. 1890. "The Ugly
Duckling";; Milton Berle Show
(WNBW. 81. Jack Carson and
Rochester; This Is Show Busi-
ness (WTOP, 81, Vivienne Segal:
Fireside Theater (WNBW, 81.
John Agar in 1.-THE Farnsworth
Case; Circle Theater (WNBW,
$500, Arthur Treacher and
Mildred Natwick in Tam O.
Shanter";; TV Hour (WMAL.
$500, Hume Cronyn and Jane
Watt in "The Family Man;
Suspense (WTOP. $500, jeffrey
Lynn in Before the Act"
Wednesday-Eddie Fisher
Show tWNBW. 1900, Songstress
Kitty Kallen; Johns Hopkins
Science Review (WTTG. 81. "A
Trip Through Your Heart; Free
Man Faces Communism (WMAL.
8:15), 1.-THE New Slavery; Chi
cago Symphony (WTTG. $500.
Conductor Fritz Reiner; Tele-'
vision Theater (WNBW. o.. Ar
thur Franz and Kathleen Nc
Guire in picture Window: Box
ing (WTOP, 10). Bobby Jones
and Gil Turner in q 10-round
middleweight bout: Georgetown
University Forum (WTTG,
10:3O, Iran"
ThurSday-R Royal Theater
(WTTG, g., Wilton Graf and
John Baer in international In
cident":: Four Star Playhouse
(WTOP, $500. David Niven in
Operation Money; Ford Thea
ter (WNBW. $500. Edmund
Gwenn in Come on Red: Tele-
vision Theater (WMAL, $500.
Duane Mckinney in Dark VIC
tory; Public Defender (WTOP.
10). Reed Hadley in a new drama
series; March Of Medicine
(WNBW. 100, Overweight. One
of the Nations Major Health
Problems"
Friday-Pepsi-Cola Playhouse
(WMAL. $500. Nancy Gates and
Philip Ober in Don't You Re-
member?";; Playhouse of Stars
(WTOP, g.. Alex Nicol in
"Groundloop":: Stage
(WNBW. $500. Kevin Mccarthy
in THE Magnificent Lie; Caval-
cade of Sports (WNBW, 10). a
heavyweight bout between Nino
Valdes and James j. Parker.
Person to Person (WMAL,
.10:30). visit with Secretary Of
the Treasury George Humphrey:
Do It Yourself l(WTrG. 11:20),
Ned Reed- With a new tlemonstra-
ton show. a
Saturday-Basketball (WTTG,
81, the Syracuse Nationals VS..
the New York Knickerbockers:
NBC Opera (WNBW, ~, Vittorio
Giannini's "Ta ming of the
Shrew":: New York Times Youth
Forum (WTTG, $500, who
Should Select Our Readinp?"
Evening star., 1954-03-07
Tuesday, March 9, 1854

WhBW-s:ls. Tsdsy o. tie farm. Else.
~ Lssk to This Day; !, ~Isdsy, I:2s.
wright; l:3o. rsdsyi l:ss. News,
o:2s, News; s:3o. Tsaay: s:ss, News; 9,
Kitchen cupbssrd; $50, Figure fsr.
muls; S45, Science; 10, Ding Dong
School; 1880, One Mans Family;
Io:4S. Ihrss stsps to Heaven; II,
Home; u, Bride and Green; 12:Is,
Hawkins Falls; 12:30. Betty white
Show; I. Peoples Playhouse -"ButIer's
DILEMMA; Z. lnsa's Angle; 2:3e. News;
Ass, Mlks Huaaieutt; :. Kate smIth.
wrTe-s:as. csrtssns; 10. Early siFd fhsstsr
G) "Wolves Of the Sea-; n, Jambsrss
1i;3o, Areun1 ths Towa; Il, News;
i2:1s, hsart to Hsms; t2:3e, Rsppity
Skippity; I. Lamb Session; Z, Intsr.
lude-"Sslitsirs''; 2;3o, Bazaar; ),
Paul Dixsn ShsW.
Evening star., 1954-03-07
THIS WEEK IN TELEVISiON
Sunday, March 7, 1854

WMAL-iO:30, cartssn csnesrt, II. jaekssa
~ and JIll, i1;3o, New Memes Pfeylsw;
u. Ihs dig Pletufei i1:3o, Faith for
Iedsyi I, Answers fsr Americans
Evening star., 1954-03-07

Oixoa.
WMAL-s:,o. csVtosn capsrs; .. Brsakiast
~ Club; 10, Movie club-"Rsad 10 the
Big House; 1i:4o, " Closeup; 1i:As,
Paradise island; u, cartoen Concert;
17:s5. RendeIl, News; I, lust for Fun;
Z, Hollywood Matinee-"Lured" tPart
D;3, Modern Woman, with Ruth Crane;
$50, Jerry and Jimma.
WToP-s:3o. Zine sns Music, s:ss. MedIts
tN ton; !. Roy Meaehum; s:5s, Donna
Douglas; ., Billy Jshnssn Show; s:ss,
\ Denas Douglas; 10. Arthur eedifsy
Zine; ii:3o, Strike II Rich; "a, Val.
liant Lazy; 11:1s. lsvs Of Lie; 1880,
Search t0F TsmoneW; i2:As, Guiding
Light; I, Brighter Day; t.1s, MARI
Evans; I:jo. Garry Moore; Z, DeuhIs
Or Nothing; 2:3o, Hsuse Party; ), The
Big Paysft; $50. Allan jsifeys.
Evening star., 1954-03-07

WMat-s:3o. csrtssa cspsFs; .. srssttsst
% CLUB; 10. Msvis e'us-"IAIrtssnsA
Guests 1t:3o, ssss; 1i:A0, " cIsss-
Up; 11:as, Paradise island; u, cartssn
csnesrt; 12:5s, News, Readsll; I, just
for fun; Z, Hsllywosd Matinee
"LuTsd" tPart 80; J, Msden woman,
with Ruth Case; $50, jsrU and jimma.
WIoP-s:lo. fine an Music, s:ss. MsaItsuss;
% =. Roy MsaeAsn; s:ss. Dsass 0ssgIss;
., silly isAassa shsW s:ss. Dsaas
Douglas; 10, Arthur eOdfFey; tt:3o.
Strike II Rich; u, valiant laty, t2:ls,
Lsve Of Life; 12:3o, Search tsF 10.
msnsw; 12:ls, euidiag usht, :.
Brighter Day. i:ts, Marx Evans; 1;1e,
Garry Mssss Shsw; 1:3o. nsuss Party;
:. The Big psysfi; $50. Allan jsffsUs.
Evening star., 1954-03-07

1:So, Ihls We Believe.
Wf0e-s. what's four Irsubis; CTS, Rural
lN Ameriea; $50, stop, lsok and Listsa;
70, Lamp Unt0 NJ Feet; to:3o, Lsek
Evening star., 1954-03-07

wMAL-s:3o. Cartoon capers, Q. Breakfast
~ Club; 10, Movie cIub-"ons Million
Q. c., i1:Ae. " Closeup; 11:As, Para
disc island; Il, cartssn csacsrt; 12:ss,
News. RendelI; I, Just for Fun; Z,
Hollywood Matlnss-"Bridge Of Sishs";
J. Modern Wsmsa; $50, Jerry and
Jlmma.
W0P-6:30. Time and Music, 0:ss, Medltstioa;
W 7. Roy Meaehum; 0:5s, Donna Douglas;
.. Billy johassn shsw; s.sS, Dsana
Douglas; 10. Jack Paar Show; II, III
Buy That, i1:30, Strike II Rich; r.,
Valiant Lady; I2:is. lsvs M LIE;
1870, Search ter Tsmonsw; 12:As,
Guiding Light; I. Brighter Osy, It's,
Mark Evans; 1:3o. Garry Moore; z,
DsubIs OF Nothing, 2:30. House Party;
.. Big Paysfi; $50, AIlsa JsffsYs.
Evening star., 1954-03-07
Thursday, March II. 1854

WNBW-sAs. To-day On the Farm; $50. Lask to
W This Day; !. Isday; lis. Molly wright;
I:3O. Tsday: l:ss. News; ., Ts6sy; SIS,
News; $50. Tsdsy; S:ss. News; ..
kltrhea eupbsaf1; $50. figure fer
nula; S:ls, spsaish; 10. Oiag Dsas
SehosI; 1850, 0as Mans Family,
to:ts. Three STEPS to nssvsai II, HemsI
u. Bride ssd Green; li;ts. hswkias
Falls; I2:3O. Betty white Show; l..
Peoples Piayhsuse-"WsH huRtsrs",
Z, ings's Aagis; 2:3e. News; ass. Mike
nuanieutt; J, Nate Smith.
Wrre-s:as, cartssns; 10, early sire fhssts,
% Badge Of Homer; II, Jsmbarss,
ii:3o. Arsusa the Tswn; u. Msvis.
tsne News; i1:is. Mesrt 70 Rsms;
i2:3O. Msppity skippis; /. Lsmh ses.
sisa; Z. IaterIude-"The Green csa-
vertibIs'I 2s30, Bazaar; ., PsuI DiHss
Evening star., 1954-03-07

Sh0W.
WMAL-S:1o. esrtssa esaesrt' ., Bfsaksssi
~ clvb; 10, Msvis cluA-"Rstsrn Of Ril
Ija Ttn''i 1i:10, Sans; ii;ao, " clsss'
"; lies. Paradise i,lsad; u. News
RsadsIIi I. Jsst tsr Fsa; Z. Hsllywss'
Matiass-"rAs auittsf"; ., Msdess
Wsmsa; $50, jsfy sad Iimma.
WToP-s:3o. rlna enc Music, s:ss. Msralni
% MsdltstIsa, J. roy Msaehsn, O:ss.
Donas Dsuglss; .. Silly Ishnsss ShsW
S:sS. Dsass Dsusiss; 10. ATthsf Gee
rsy; Il:3o. Strife u Rich; u. vsi
lsnt lazy: i7:ts, tsva d Lite; l1;&s
Guiding light; I. eTightsf DsH l:is
Mart Evsas; I:9e, Garry Mesvs; 3:3e.
House Party; ). 1hs Dig Paystt; $50.
Allan Jefferys.
Evening star., 1954-03-07
Wednesday, March 10, 1854

WMAL-s:3o. csrtssa capers; .. Breskfast
~ Club; 10. Movie club-"Ssas for Miss
Julie; 1t:AO. " cisseUp; l1:as, Para
6. disc isIsUd; u, cartssa Concert; t2:ss,
News, AasdeIl; I. Just tot Fun; Z,
nsIlywe0d Matiaee - Man st tAe
Cate; ). MsdsFa Wsmss. VITA Ruth
Crane; $50, Jerry and Iimma.
wioP-s:3o. fine sss Music, s:ss. Medltstsa;
W J. Roy MeaeAum Shsw; 0:ss, Dsnaa
Douglas; .. Silly jshnsss Show; S:ss,
00aas Douglas; 10. Arthur esdfrsy;
1I:3o. Strike II Rich; u. valiant
tsdy; i2:is, Lsve Of Life, l2:3o.
Search tsl IsmsrsW; I1:as, eui6ias
lishti I, BrlshtsE Dy; IFS, MARI
Evaas; i:3o. Garry Mssrs; Z, DsubIs
Or hsthing; 1:3o. Art Llnkietter's
Hsuss Party; ., ne Big Paysfi; $50.
Allan JeiteTys.
Evening star., 1954-03-07
Saturday, March Is, 1854

WNBw-s:3o, Industry On Parade; 10, ssrR
~ Party; II. Creative cssksv; u, Hsrs's
Locking st ysu; 12:3o. Deubis Feature
-"Rsehy" and "Ths Kanssn'', :.
ssfsU Circus; 1:3e, Cartoons.
WTTe-2:lS, Film; ), BASKETBALL EVseusO
81 vs.. New York;
WMAL-i0,1s. Animal fine; 1850, sMilin' 60
% Mcconnell, II. Space PahsI; i1:3o.
Sign of.
WT0P-s:3o. Time end Music; S:Ss, Msdita-
W tIsn; I. Roy Meaehum, O. Silly Jshn-
son Show; 10, FrsntIsr Playhouse; II,
Capt. Midnight; i1:3o. Rod BrsWa,
Rocket Ranger, u, Gig Isp; I,
Lone Ranger; i:3e. Ash II 8sskst; I.
Saturday Matinee; 3.ls. csvtssNs.
Evening star., 1954-03-07

aNsw-has. iadusay - Parade, u. ne Re-.
20 usisus RsuF, to:se. MsrnIns Matinee
"Fissh end Bleed''; 1t;4s, Ice DlAas.
gIs's cluh; "a, stand BY for Talent;
f2:as. News Review: !, Yeuth Wants
b kasu, t:3o, ffsatisrs Of Falth.
Evening star., 1954-03-07
Monday, March 8, 1854

WNBW-s:is. rsday % the F,rm, s:so. lssa
~ % mis- Day; !. Isday; las, Nelly
wright; E3o. fsday; E:ss. News, 9,
TsasH s:7s. News; ESQ. Isdsy, o:ss,
News; .. Kitchen cupbsard; $50,
Figure Formula; s:ls. Ffesdom Tours;
10, Ding Dong sehssl; 1850. one Mans
Family; to:as, Ihres steps to Hesvsa;
II, Meme; u. Bride and Groom; t7:ts,
Rawkias Fails; i2:3e, Betty white Show;
I. PespIe's Playhesse- where NORTH
ssgins"; Z, inga's Angie; 7:3o. News;
sesias"i Z, iaga's Angls; 2:3e, News,
ass, Mike Huaaleutt; ), Kste Smith.
WTTe-s:As, csrtesns; 10, Early Dirs rhsatss--
90 "final Rseksalns"; II, jambs'ss,
ii:3o. Arsuns Town; Il, News; l2:is,
Midday chapsl; t2:3o. Hsppity skIppity;
I, Lamb sssslsa; Z, intssiude-"Fiight
49, 2:3e, This Is Ms Dish; >, Paul
Evening star., 1954-03-07
Friday, March II, 1854

wNBW-s:ls. Isday On the Farm; $50, Lssk ts
~ This Day; !, Tsdsy; 1:2s. Nelly Wright;
1:3o. fsdsy; I:ss, News; ., Tsdsy; o:7s.
News; $50, fsday, s:ss, News; .,
Kitchen cupbsard; s:3o, Figure tsf-
mula; s.ls, Music Time. 10, Ding osng
sehseI; 1o,30. ons Mans Family; 10:4s,
Ihrss STEPS to Heaven; II, Home;
u, BrIds and Groom; 12:1s, Hawkins
Fails; t2:3o, Detty white Show; 1,
Peoples Playhouse -"stsnghsId"; Z,
lass's Angle; 2:3o, News; Ass. Mike
HunHIeutt; ), Kate Smith.
WTIe-s:4s, csFtssns; 10. EarIy BIRD Thsstsr
% "elFIs' Town.; II, jamboFss; 1I:3o,
Around the Tswa; u. Msvistsns News;
12:1s. Midday chspeI; 12,3o, Hsppity
skipply; I, Lamb Session; Z, later
luds-"TAs east'l 2,3e. Bazasr; J,
Paul Dlxsn Show.
Evening star., 1954-03-07

WNsW-s:is. rsssy On the Farm; s:so. lssh
10 to This oay, J. Isssy; h2s. Nelly
Mrisht I;1o. Isday; I:ss. News, Q.
fsasN SIS. News; s:3o, isdsN s:ss.
News; .. kitehsa eupbssrd;. .G3o.
figure Fsrmuis; s;as, french; 10,
DiaS Dsng sehssI; 1850. one Mans
Family; 1e:is, IAfss STEPS to Heaven;
II. Hsms; "a, Dride and esssm, 17:is.
Hawkins Fallsi i1:3e. Betty white shsW;
I, feature Pisyhsvss- Pol
lties", Z. laga's Angle; 7:3o. News;
ass, Mike Hunaieutt; .. kste smith.
WTTe-s:%s, csrtssas; 10. early sirs Theater
90 what rsW Rsekst''; II, Jsmbores;
ii:3o. Arsuat the Iswa; u. Msvistsns
News i2:is, Midday Chapel; n:3o,
HsppiW skippig; I. Lamb Session; Z,
laterlude-"Hemss Takes . Brids",
2:3o, Diane Lueas; >. Paul Dlxsa shsw.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-09-02
Churches
WINDERMERE METHODIST

DR.. Donald Timerman, associate
secretary of the Cleveland Church
Federation in charge of radio, TV
and publicity, will be the. key
speaker on a program sponsored
by the Windermere Methodist
W.S.C.S next Wednesday, Septem-
Der 9Th.
The day begins with a business
meeting at 10 a. m. and noon de-
votions, led by DR.. David Z. Scott,
in the new Memorial Chapel. Mrs.
Arthur E. Griffith and her circle
one will serve luncheon at 12:45.
DR.. Timerman's talk on "New
Methods in Evangelism" will fol-
low. He plans to discuss how
Protestant churches can cope with
problems posed by the city in rapid
movement of people, conflicting
schedules of work, housing, and
the inertia of persons moving to
new and larger communities.
The speaker, former pastor of
the Bondhill Methodist Church in
Cincinnati, at one time held the
post of district superintendent Of
the GAINESVILLE area and also that
of executive secretary of the Co.
lumbus Area Council Of Churches
for seven years.
Circle ten, under the chairman
ship of Mrs. Byron Schenck, will
hold a bake sale at the conclusion
Of the afternoon. Children will be
cared for.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-09-02
CHURCHES

Returning from his vacation,
Rev. Roscoe ]. Varble will preach
at the 10:45 a. m. worship service
next Sunday at the Phillips Ave
nue. Presbyterian Church, East
125th st. at Phillips ave-, on
"Where The Church Meets the
World"
At the lecture will be Mr.. Maur-
ice Elberson. Miss Louise Cleave-
land, minister Of music, also will
return from her vacation next
Sunday, and the first choir re-
hearsal of the season has been set
for Thursday, September 9th.
First fall meeting Of the Phil
lips Avenue Presbyterian Women's
Association will be held Wednes-
day, September 9th. Dessert will
be served at l p. m. Miss Cleave-
land will report on her experiences
at the quadrennial meeting of Ma
tional Presbyterial Women's Or
ganizations which was held in
June at Purdue University, La
fayette, Ind. Mrs. H. c. Thomas
will be in charge Of devotions.
An all-day session opens the
round of autumn activities for the
Woman's Society of Christian
Service of the Church of the Cross
next Wednesday, September 8th.
Beginning at 10 a. m. with a
cabinet meeting, the program
progresses to a gathering of the
prayer group at 1880 and lunch
con at noon.
The afternoon will be devoted
first to the monthly business dis
cussion, preceded by devotionals
at 1:30, and then to program
highlighted by movie, "The City
Story, and "reminiscences Of mem
bers attending the Mission School
at Lakeside this summer.
Union Services conclude the
summer series next Sunday, Sep
tember 5th, 10 am. with the Rev.
J. Franklyn McHendry of the
Windermere Presbyterian Church
delivering the Sabbath message
from the pulpit of the East Cleve-
land Baptist Church, Euclid ave.
at Rosemont I'd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Appuliese,
1854 Wymore ave, announce the
engagement of Mrs. Appuliese S
daughter, Sharon Lee Brumley to
Gerald G. Carlton, jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Gerald G. Carlton, l439
East 134th st.
Bosco-Zappia
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Bosco,
2734O Markbarry dr., announce the
engagement Of their daughter Jean
to Steve Zappia, son of Mrs. Cecilia
Zappia, 697 East 131st st.
Miss Bosco is a graduate Of Eu-
cid High and Mr.. Zappia of Collin
wood High. An April wedding is
planned.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-09-02

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Conrad Titschinger, l714 Lake
front ave-; a boy, Dennis James;
August llth.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-09-02
To Celebrate
Goth Anniversary

Residents of East Cleveland for
the past forty-nine years, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Harold Caunter of 1925
Speedway Overlook are celebrat-
ing their sixtieth wedding ami
versary this Sunday, September
9Th.
Entertaining for them with
"open house" from A to 6 that
afternoon will be their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. j..
Clifford Erickson at their home,
GAL Caledonia ave. Also acting as
hosts for the affair will be the
Caunters' son and daughter-in-law,
the Donald T. Caunters of Shaker
Heights.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-09-02
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-09-02

gown and carried dark pink car
nations. Bridesmaids Margaret
Vail and Dottie Leadbetter were
dressed the same, but carried light
pink carnations.
The groom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vim. Thomson of 1926 Hay
den ave. Standing up for him was
best man Norman Vail. Ushers
were Tom Greenland and Tom
Parham.
A dinner was given for guests
at 400 at the Lake Shore County
Club with an evening reception at
Ovens Plantation. The newlyweds
left for a wedding trip to Wash
ington, DC. and stopped at "The
Tides Inn, Irvington, Virginia.
They will be at home September
7th at 1922 Hayden ave.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell
graduated from Shaw High School.
Mrs. Campbell attended Bowling
Green Uniersity and her husband
attended Western Reserve where
he was member Of Delta Kappa
Epsilon.
Brumley-CarltOn