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, 1954-08-11
NOTICE
OF REGISTRATION OF ELECTORS

During the month Of August, 1854, the Registration
Board will meet for the registration of qualified electors in
each district as provided below:
At the Court House (Polce) Christiansted every MON
DAY for the residents Of Christiansted Town and Suburbs
from A pm. until 6 pm. beginning August 2, 1854.
At the Court House (Police) Christiansted every WE'D
for the residents Of Christiansted Country District
from 4 pm. until pm. beginning August 4, 1854.
At the Court House, Frederiksted, every TUESDAY for
the residents Of Frederiksted Town District from 4 pm. IN
til 6 pm beginning August 3, 1854.
At the Court House, Frederiksted, FRIDAY for the
residents Of Frederiksted Country District from 4 pm. until
s pm. beginning August s, 1854.
The meetings during the month of September will be
announced subsequently,.
All those persons previously registered need not register
except in eases of change of residence, or continuous absence
from the Virgin Islands in excess of one year.
THE REGISTRATION BOARD
st. COX, Wit U. S. A. 9Th July a. D. 1854 @
WILLIAM F. MOORFEAD
Chairman Registration Board
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14
#N Something: New 233I'}:1 Of;
By Meredith s. Buel

HOW DOES it feel to walk
III after lying on your back
for 10 years?
Its like beginning to live
all over again"
This was the spontaneous
reply Of a 49-year-old patient
at the Home for the Aged and
Infirm at Blue Plains. For a
decade he had been bedridden
with arthritis. Under the
homes new physical rehabili-
tation program. his muscles
have been reactivated and
strengthened, the stiffness in
his joints loosened. Now he
walks with clutches and
stands beside his bed. Soon he
will graduate to a cane.
What Is equally If not more
important, however, is his
feeling that he has, as he
puts it, "a future to look for
ward TO-"
At present physical therapy
equipment Is punched at one
end of a ward. Beds had to
be removed to make room for
1t. Indeed, the l30-bed in
Urinary long has been plagued
by overcrowded conditions.
Soon, though, a transforma-
ton will take place. A stepped
up medical program pin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14

pointed to help patients to
their feet will be able to func-
ton in spacious rooms. Pa
tents. now herded together
In large barracks style wards,
will be transferred to smaller,
comfortable rooms.
In two weeks the home will
herald the opening Of its new
$3.5 million, 344-bed infirmary.
1T will have all the facilities
of a hospital except surgery"
says w. Herbert Thorne,
superintendent. He won't
have to worry about fire
hazards, always foremost in
his mind In the old wooden
floor inf1rmary. The imposing
f1ve-Story brick structure Is of
concrete and steel, with glazed
tile walls and brick tile floors.
In the old one-story build
ing as many as 40 beds were
lined up like rows of cars on a
parking lot-and nearly as
close together. Patients with
different ailm entS were
thrown together. A chair for
visitors was squeezed between
two beds. The new infirmary,
on each floor above the
ground level basement will
have 10 Six-bed and 8 three
bed wards, plus two private
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-22
Miss Inez W0mack
Becomes Bride OF
James S. Schutt

The MARRIAGE of Miss K Inez
Womack. of Richmond, daughter
Of Mrs Frances w. Tillery. OF
Pamplin, to James Shirley Schutt.
sen of MI and Mrs Herman
Henry Schutt. II. Of Colon. al
Heights, took place at 4,30 p. m.
Saturday. June 10 IN Brrryman
Methodist Church with the Rev
John F. owen paSor Of officiat-
ing
Given in MARRIAGE by Thomas
l. Harper, of Richmond, the
bride wore gown Of Chantilly
ace over satin and tulle Her
tlneertip il fell from a tiara of
seed pearls and She carr ed a
prayer book with an orchid and
lily petals.
Mrs Bernard Dabney of Cleve-
land Miss was matron Of honor
Other attendants were Miss Rebia
B0nitz Miss Dora Thomas. Miss
Phyliss Anderson and Mrs Thorn
as Aignef all of Richmond.
Robert Holzner. of Colonial
Heights. was best man Ushers
we're Herman H Schutt III, OF
Richmond Robert E Lee. Eric
Donald Lee and Harvey Baird.
all Of Colonial Heights.
After a reception in the social
BAH Of the church. the couple
left for a Southern wedding trip
They Will live in Richmod.
The bridegroom served two
years in the United States Army
in Korea.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-22
Mrs. Driskill Feted

Mrs. G H DriskiIl has return
Cd TO her home ia Darlington
Heights after visit with her
daughter and son-in-law Mr.. and
Mrs. B P Eppes. Jr, of Christie
pher Shores Newport News.
She was the guest of honor at
an informal party on Tuesday.
June IS. The home was decorated
throughout. with roses and gar
deniaS.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-22
Mrs. Whitfield
Has Luncheon
For Mrs. Newman

Mrs. J H. Whitfield entertain
ed at a luncheon on Wednesday
June Is, at Longwood House. hon
oring Mrs Sydnor Newman, Jr
The guests were, in addition tc
he honoree and the hostess. Mrs
Sydnor Newman. Mrs. John Cox
Mrs Julian Putney. Miss Sarah
Graham, Miss Martha Alice Will
son, Miss Jean Pearce. Miss Eliza
beth Harris, Mrs. H. c. Kayton
Jr. Mrs Drewry Gates. Jr.. and
Mrs. George Jarrett.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-22
FILA Member To
Attend Meeting

Miss Shelby Jean Shumaker. a
member Of the Marshall District
Future Homenaakers Of American
IF. H Al chapters. Arvonia, has
been selected as a delegate to re-
present the Jolly Five Federation
at the regional convention at Day
tona Beach, Fla.
Miss Shumaker viii leave from
Richmond on June, q and viii be
hostess on the train to IS other
delegates from the state.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-22
Club Calendar

Board of Governors, Woman
Club, Tuesday, June ~. at $3.50
p. m, with Miss Lillian Minkel,
SOP Buffalo street.
Women of FarmviIIe Presbyter-
ian Church, Monday. June y al
p m. in Lecture Room.
W. NJ T.. Farmyiue Baptist
Church, Monday, June q, at s
p m. in the Church.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-22

Mrs j T. Dovne Jr, and Mrs
Alfred Price entertained at the
latter's home with a brid
party in honor OF Mrs B. U
Cooper Of Blacksburg. Mrs
Prices sister, on Thursday, June
IT,
Mrs. Waverly Putney Jr. won
high; Mrs Harold Garrett wor
low; and Mrs. T. c. Coleman
Jr. received floating prize.
Mrs. Cooper received a guests
prize.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-22

Mr. and Mrs Clarence Vaughan
accompanied Mike Hawkins. Billy
Vaughan and Dennis Reid Sun
day, to Camp Monocan, near Mel
hes Ford, where the boys Will
remain for a weeks stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Shelton
Whitaker and children left Fri
day to spend two weeks with her
brother and sister-in law. MI and
Mrs. Edward Parry at Cape
Charles.
MI. and Mrs. D. A. Gates. Jr.,
and daughter. Christy. were re-
cent guests at the Mayflower
Apartments at Virginia Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Ferguson
Jr- and daughters spent Sunday
through Thursday in Washing
Iton, d c.. whore Mr.. Ferguson
attended the National Association
of Retail Grocers Convention.
While there they also visited Mrs
Fergusons brother in law and
sister, MI and Mrs. William Wat
son, Jr, in Suitland, Md
Miss Natalie Holiday, Of Ports
mouth, and Miss Emile Holiday.
of Newport News arrived last
week to visit their mother, Mrs.
W NJ Holiday
Miss Nancy Chambers visited
her father in Graham, n. c.. be-
tween the winter and summer ses-
sions at Longwood College.
Mrs +. R Elliott left Saturday
to spend ter days with her par
ents MI and MIS-. H. L West
brook, in Franklin
Mr. and Mrs Claude Pritchard
and daughter spent the week end
in Danville with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs J P. Pullen. MI. Pritch-
ard returned to Farmville on sim
day leaving his wife and daughter
in Danville for a week
The Misses Dorothy Diehl and
Harriet Baker. OF Portsmouth. ar
rived last week to spend the s,in,-
mer in Farmville Miss Diobl wi1
stav With her sister M cIyda
laws and NTiss Rako, It'll falo
Miss Barksdalo,s anartn,ont vbilc
sho teaches 1,1vsicaI od,,cat,or ~
tho 1onqwood Colleco S',n,n,a,.
school
Mice Dorotl,,. o,.onoo.h ~ VIZ,
chester a,.rivod laet uooL - SEQ,
Win her naronts ~, M ,5.c 20 ~
p Oyorcaeh w = II
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-22
Miss Ford Will
Wed Mr.. Ramsey

Mr.. and Mrs. Bently Ford. Of
Lynchburg, announced the en-
gagament Of their daughter. Bet
~ Ann, to Thomas c. Ramsey,
son Of Mr. and Mrs Coley C.
Ramsey. Of Pamplin
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-22
Bake Sale June rs

The Buffalo Home Dcmonstra-
ton Club will hold a Bake Sale on
Saturday June %, beginning at
10 a.. m at the Star Cleaners
store on Main Street
Cakes, pies and candy viii be
fol sale.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-22
Hiss Cynthia Hby Weds
Robert Hnden In amherst

The marriage Of Miss Cynthia
Irby, GRANDDAUGHTER Of Mrs.
Orion Victor Hanger, Of Amherst,
to Robert Francis Haden, son Of
DR.. and Mrs. Earl Joseph Haden.
Of Arvonla, took place at p m,
Saturday. June 10 in Amherst
Baptist Church The Rev John
S Moore. pastor, officiated.
Given III marriage BY her bro
her, Everett Hurt Irby, the bride
wore a waltz length gown Of lace
over satin Her fineertip veil teh
from lace cloche trimmed With
oed pearls. and She carried an
orchid on white satin prayer
book
MISS Sally Fan Hanger. ~ Fair
AK. COUSIN Of the bride was maid
ri honor Other attendants were
Mi. and Mrs. Robert Steel and
small son, Of Hartford Conn ate
spending The summer In Farm
vile Mrs. Steel il the former
Miss Dorothy Thompson, of
cumberland
MISS Mary Nicholas lert t9d1y
Monday, To spend d week in War
eenton as the guests Of Mis- Alice
1artor. before d. living ia Mar
jurv. Vt where she u1,l spend
he II " wv summer ~ thc
Mfes Martha T0p Sotbal Ill at-
tendina u leadership conference
on omo 5a COLLEGE and unlv-
~ itv Srndets Who soon Viii be
,rI a,.,1 a,g.a.e,s in It'll nIat,a,,a,
Aesociatio, Il u,,+,,ra ll,,'-1,',,.
A. An,o,.tca, 11iss eatblo eart,
con7ino nresiden, of M ro,,~ ~
,,...5 o,.f,. N,'--' ~ '',' i'o'47
WI. and My Pohor+ y 1o,,,,
son M Richmond and MI a,a
Mrs Fa,I Agcr N rr,hanna sno,,t
weak end before IaSt Win M, ana
Mrs q r. Aaoo Nv and NJ
I'LL r,, AAIF le'L IaSt Mohaay iof
, ,+nIi TIL Il !. II al'ei'a
- / n q ile@t'i Coi'''hCloh io[
'iIi y u'<S rto''. 'ileIe t'ey WIZ
90 w PSltFiIF. N I. TO VISIT "a.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-22

Members of the Prince Edward
County chapter Of the A T Y. A..
who attended the meeting at
Sharon Baptist Church on Satur-
DAY from Farmvllle and Hamp-
ten-Sydncy were DR.. and Mrs.
DAVID @ Wilson Mr. and Mrs Z.
n Atkinson r 4 Atkinson il,
r M Dupuy Mrs J NJ Watkins,
Mrs Ann -Chamberlaync.
Mrs J J Marshall Mrs w J
GLllS Mrs W f. Anderson. and
Hugh Gillian
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-22

Mrs Janice Lemon has return
ed to Farmville after a years
leave Of absence from Longwood
Colleges art department
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-22

Mr.. and Mrs. ONeal Sims. Of
Conway Ark left Monday after
spending several days with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Jones Mrs. Jones
and her guests spent Friday in
Williamsburg
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-22

Or. and Mrs W. Edward Smith
attended the State Lions Conven-
ton at tho John Marshall Hotel,
N Richmond Thursday through
Saturday Of last week.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-22

Staff Sergeant and Mrs Lyle
Mecks and two son, Of Chanute
Ain Base In Rantoul III. left Fri
day after spending two weeks
With Mrs Meeks brother n-law
and sister Mr.. and Mrs. H. Z.
Southall Mr. and MIS-. Elvie
Meeks, Of Chicago. III, we're AL
~ guests III the same home dur
ina that time
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-22

Mrs Bessie Ware has left to
spend the summer with hcr SON
ln-law and daughter Mr. and
Mrs. Il VI Myers at Forks Of
Buffalo.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-22

Mrs. c O Kidd and daughter.
Georgianna lcft last week to
apcnd the summer months at
their cottage III Grand View
Evening star., 1954-09-25
AWFUL

Nice location for school. shopping and
transp. Bungalow built in 1910
All lge. rms; 1st A.: liv. rm., din
rm, equipped kit, bedrms.. tile
bath; md A.: combination playrm
and bedrm., 14x2S. Full, dry bsmt
oil h.-w.h. Porch. Fully insulated
storm windows: S13 500
Evening star., 1954-09-25

Continued on Next Pagsg
Evening star., 1954-09-25
FIITHY

Rich you may be. but this home may
be Just what you are looking for A
new, brick, Cape Cod; 1st A.: liv
rm., firepl.. lge. sep. din. rm.. bed.
rm., and full tile bath. Extra lge
kit. with din. space; End f.: 8 bed.
rms. and another full tile bath
plenty of closets. Full bsmt. Lge.
level lot, 110X110, with shade trees
sl7,500. Reas. terms.
BURCH REALTY co.
TO. 9-59a2 till 7 pm; after z pm.
WA. 7-5641, HA. 2-sS91; HA. 2.
9079, HA. 2-S052. -2f
Evening star., 1954-09-25
: RAMBLER-S13,95O

2tH24HDLI4t- I'd ,SOU
New. 3 bedrms.. tile bath. lge. kit
with a-cu.-f elec. refgr., full bsmt :,
lge level corner lot; cow. Ia
churches, parochial and public
schools. Open. 5000 60th ave,
Riverdale Hgts.. Md. Or apply 500l
Edmonston ave, Rogers Heights
subdivision, ,FyattsVille. Md. UN
4-95lO. Spruce 3-6937. ROGERS
CONSTRUCTION co. De
Evening star., 1954-09-25
NO CASH
GI s14,s0o NEW BRICK

BUILT-IN GARAGE
Near million dollar high school; con-
yeniently loc. to parochial anc
public schools: lge liv. rm. with
picture window. attrac. open stair.
way, tile bath. full bsmt.. built-in
garage; gas heat; open; 563l
Elberton Place, Rogers Heights, Nd
Also CT brick homes under con
struction. Choice lots avail. fol
your selection. Apply open house
800 56th ave, Rogers Heights,
ROGERS CONSTRUCTION CO,
6001 Edmonston Ave, Rogers Hts,
Subdivision, Hyattsville, Md
UN. 4-9510 Spruce $685.
Evening star., 1954-09-25

2-BEDROOM RAMBLER
Z LEVEL LOTS-$7,95O
1881 6lst ave. Sc l blk. off Marl-
boro pike. Open 2-6 Sat, Sun.
D. F. FARLEY LU. 2-4949
Evening star., 1954-09-25
DIVE

For your phone and call on this brick
Colonial for $4,000. Only 3i2 yrs,
old Liy rm. runs from front to
back. Sep. din. rm.. equipped kit,
8 bedrms., tile bath, full bsmt.;
completely sodded lot. Only 5et
down tn GI
Evening star., 1954-09-25
PREVIEW OF
RIDGEWOOD RAMBLER
3-BEDROOM HOUSE

ON LARGE WOODED LOT
WITH 75-FT FRONT
$13,040
Monthly carrying charges S67. Down
payment for vets and non-vets. from
$500. Savings made possible by
non-protit cooperative development.
purchaser gets title to his own
house on completion of neighborhooi
development. Swimming pool, lake,
picnic grounds. schools. churches
and SHOPPING IN community. See
Model Home furnished by The Fecht
I'd, 20 min. from WASHINGTON.
Greenbelt, Md. Directions: Take
Rt. i to Greenbelt rd and then fol-
low signs. For further informa-
tipn. call Granite 2-2O52. -26
Evening star., 1954-09-25
HOUSES sALE--MD. tcens. /,
run DOWN

From looking for that bungalow with
many extra features at the right
price? Only 3 yrs. old. Lge. liv,
rm., 12xl2 equipped kit, 2 well-ar-
ranged bedrmS.. storage attic, full
bsmt., aluminium storm doors and
windows and awnings. Fenced lot
with stone patio and firepl. Owner
says sell quick for $1l,250 to vet
Evening star., 1954-09-25
CLOSE IN-S8 500
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ALEXANDRIA. S21.95o. Immaculate
brick home in Beverly Hills area,
few minutes from Pentason; bedrm.
and half bath on 1st A.; 2 big bed
rooms and bath on end A.; beauti-
fully paneled rec. rm. with fireplace
and mahogany bar; artistic lot with
lge. private. fiagstone patio and 2
outdoor barbecues. FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS, DI. T-1411: ewes. OIL. 2-4S34.
ALEX. AREA-1mmaculate 2 bedrms.,
full bsmt.. lge. lot; no down pay
ment to GI: bargain. ia. 2-1Sao.
ALExANDRIA---2 bedrms., rec, rm.,
fenced n yd.. all brick. $1,000.
AHExANDRiA. HUNTINGTON - = .
bedrm. semidet,; full bsmt.; fenced
yard: storm windows: GI terms;
500. so. S-S102. -26
ALEX, Bucknell Manor-2-bedroom
semidet.; full bsmt., reer. area. patio
Fenced Conv. shops, bus, school:
Slt.950; Gil approved al $4,000. or
assume GI. so. $3.50. --26
ARLi 5-RMs.. FURN.; semidet brk.
house; excel. cond: full bsmt. storm
winaows fenced yard. 10 min. Pent.
or city: S12,500. BY OWNER. KE.. s.
ARLINGToN-a bedrms.. fully EQUIP.
kitchen. washer. storm windows.
Fenced rear yard, Semidet economy
Ideal location VA approved. S10,-
600. .b DOWN, sos mo. pays all,
IA. b-706S. -26
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-10-23
Carol DatysM, SCI Top Marks In SNGB @ League

North Coast Importing C21a)-l-
wasaki SOB Fujita Asa, Okada 5o3.
yamaeuchi 4eS. Hidaka $40; Maeka
wa Bros Gk)-Nakata 412. K Mae
kawa ASS Ken Maekawa sos. Degu-
chi Sal Yoshitake 513.
Bodik s(2)-Ishimits 499. Toku-
maya 500 Yamaguchi 478. Yanagl-
hara 557. C Takeuchi $50; Bellevte
Nisei ClubO-H Yabuki 492. Ma
tsushita $50 K Yabuki .466 Ito 552
Mizokawa 5l3.
Connor 2)-Yamasaki $50. Miya-
zaki 483 Hirai 499 Naito 489. Naka-
michi SOL; International Realty Cd
-Otani $50, Akada 479. Muramoto
554 Nakagawa 462 Nomura 535.
Franks Nisei Barber (3)-Toyoshi
ma 52l Mano 462. Aoyama SIT. Sa-
ito 554 Ito 476; Coast (o)-Aratani
sic Tanabe 484 Fujihira Ala Koga
442 Tsuchikawa 485.
Sakamoto 482 Yamamoto
494 Nomura .484 Funai AL. Yagi
554: Chinn D-Baba 512 Wong
49s Eng 428. Poy SOB P Wong ATT
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-10-23
Q SNGBO League

Q SNGBO League
HIGH MARKS-Carol Daty, 224,
531
Takano Studio(2)-Susie Kuwa-
hara 463, Mazda Okazaki $40, XXI
Tsutakawa 377, Aiko Kyono 442. 70
Yo Konishi sill; Toms Grocery ID
Madge Kirita 394 Grace Uchimura
456 Mits Kodama 1884 Fulmi Suzuki
1896 Mary Hiraki Ala
SFNB (2)-Rose Shimizu 1853, Ma
~ Hikida 264 Ruth Hikida 1872 Yo-
ne Kanda 342 Rose Hikida 354;
Jackson Furniture 495 KIM 1shi
$40 Pat Hidaka Sis. Fumi Yamasa-
XII Alb, Mickey Oyama 482
Min Tsubota 2)-Miyuki Hasega-
wa 431 Togo Kitayama 437 Fannie
Wong 354 Nobi Takahashi. May
Namba 446; Paul KashinoO-Glo-
ria Nagai 451 May Terayama 399
Dummy 339 Gloria Hyodo 354 Lii
liam Tada 408.
CT Takahashi(3 -Miye Ishika
wa 495 Martha Ikeda AIT DUNN,
4468 Gladys Hamano 401. Kazie "
koyama 522; Chihara (0-Carole tt
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-10-23
Old OSSie Title
Earned BY Nisei

Thirteen-year-old Frank Tanaka,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tanaka,
3O4 Second Ave. S, outkicked and
outpassed forty-two other boys last
Wednesday to win the Old Ossie
championship of Collins playfield.
Frank is an eighth grade pupil at
Washington Junior High School
Second place honors went to Da-
vid Arai, Franks classmate David
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs Anky A
raj, 812 9th Ave, and is one of the
key players on this years unbeater
NVC International Fighting Irish
Little" football team in the Anne
rican Conference.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-10-23

keshita 800. Janet Okamoto 463
Pauline Matsudaira 407. Marian
Namba 1894 JoAnn Ottawa 1866
Gyokko Ken(2)-Joyce Toshi 470
Kiyo Kanda 487 Goya Osawa 439
Marge Senda 3S4 Rose Young ATT;
Hong KongCD-Hissie Sakanashi
458 Mary Maniwa $50. Midori Ia
nabe 400 Decko Shibuya $50. Carol
Daty SOL.
Nogak (3)-Anne Aoyama 403. Ma
rianne Urakawa 434 June Watana-
be 407 Irene Fujii 400. Marge Tomo
guchi 49,; jefferson Pharmacy (0
-vicky 1shmiitsu 394. Sally Nishi-
mort $50. Emf Takenaga 3S7. Janet
Sugitachi 1854. Taxa Takenaga 1886
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-10-23
q Nisei Merchants League
HIGH MARKS-Hiroshi MiZoka
"a 232. George Aoyama 81

wa 232. George AOyama DIT
Terry's Auto Service(2)-Minato
$50, N Suyama 554 Yasuda 465. L
taoka 469 Y Takeuchi SIS; Toda's
OpticaIQ -Kono a39. Kawahara
sos. Murakami 488 Furugori SGT. r
Fujii 524.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-10-23

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Dojo
again-Bekoku
Kuniyuki
proposed husky godan with whom
pied successful instructor today
n Los Angeles ne o of youngsters
purposes a sport cultural pursuit. 90 uni
States standardzng the sport
go to cooperate right standards
make knowledge proficiency Kodo
kan Judo promote competition advancement
On our rext time out we Il gve you items
cart Of Kodokan
which Kunnuk passed along to them to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-07
For Married Couples Only

DACK IN September, 1910,
ID 10 young married couples
met in the home of Rev. DR..
John w. RuStin, then pastor
Of Mount Vernon Place Meth
odist Church, to discuss and
organize a new and different
kind of Church School Glass.
DR.. RuStin and the group felt
something should be done
about young people who, when
they marry, decide that they
are too old and too busy for a
Sunday School class. They had
a Solution-a class exclusively
for married couples-with pro-
grams built around activities
and problems of married peo-
pie with mutual interests.
The class was named Rus
tin Couples Class" in honor of
DR.. RuStin. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam S. Brown became its first
presidents. All offices still are
filled not by one person, but
by husband and wife.
The Council, the governing
body Of the group, has 20
members who hold Office for
only six months. They meet
once a month for reports, sug-
gesticns and instructions. At
first the class budget was
small but now it runs into
four figures. Council meet
ings are held at members
homes each month and dinner
usually precedes the business
session.
The President, Vice Presi-
QenC-IreaSurer and secretary
are elected. The President ap-
points committee chairmen
for Curriculum, Social We'll
fare, Recreation, Membership,
Class Services, Music and
Publications. Since there are
now 1853 members or "a
couples on the class roll it is
never hard to get quality ma
terial for chairmanshipS.
RuStinites not only are &C
tive in their class but in the
church as a whole. Some 43
class members are on the Of
fetal board of the church.
The vice chairman of the Of
fetal board and the president
and the vice president of the
WOman'S Society of Christian
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ices, but they were not for
gotten: each had written a
note to the class.
Messages to Rustin Couples
Glass came from former men,
berS from almost every State.
Those who did not send mes
sageS came, and they were
entertained in class members
homes.
= During Home Coming week
end the Standing Room
Only" sign could have been
used. Classroom 1856 in the
Church School building at
Mount Vernon was filled to
capacity with RuStiniteS.
Each Sunday morning the at
tendance in RuStin Couples
class is around 100, which Is
proof that married couples
have found that they are not
too old or too busy to attend
a really active couples class in
religious development. While
Christian interests continue
keen and acquaintance mel
low into sincere friendships,
there will always be a Rustin
Couples Church School Glass
at Mount Vernon Place Meth
odiSt Church.
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BY Ruby c. Meaeha,n

Service are class members,
and Is others are engaged in
important work in the Church
School.
A recent survey showed
that 302 different couples
have been members during
the Is years of existence and
over half of the charter men,
bers are still active. Even
though couples move away,
they seem never to forget or
be forgotten by the Rustinites.
Comdr. and Mrs. G. Allison
Long, jr., who are the 25th
presidents, decided to have a
Glass Home Coming celebra-
ton this year. All 302 pres
ent and former Rustinite
couples were invited.
Obviously all 302 couples
could not make it to WASH
ington for the celebration
banquet, but 220 did attend.
At Sunday morning services
the next morning, 200 seats
were reserved in the sanctu-
airy for Rustinites. Many were
missed at the coffee hour
which followed church serv-