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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-05
Exclusively Yours
In Re Princess Morgoret's Romonces
And Quiet Life of an Heiress Here
BY Betty Beole

The thing hear in town this week end quiet
conversation theory that everybody stretched in
null something herewith items
to contemplate that will not strain the brain.
instance If for fear Princess
Margaret Tilted by Colin Tenant of Lord
Evening star., 1954-05-02
Friday, May 7, 1854

WMAL-S:3o, cartosR cspersJ ., BFeakiast
~ Club, 10, Cartoon Concert; 1880.
Army-Mecarthy Hearlags, i1;3o. Car
tesN Concert, 12:ss, News. RsndeIlI
I, Just for Fun, Z, Jerry snd jImma,
2:30, Hearings.
Wr0P-s:5s, Meditationy 7, The MorRIng Show
10Y Walter Crsnkits, s:5s, Donna Doug
las; ., Billy Johnson Show; s:45, Mark
Evans; 10, Jack Paar Show; II, IN
Buy That; 11:3O, Strike It Rich; ".
Valiant Lady; 12:1s, Love Of Life;
1890, Search for Tomorrow; 17:a5,
Guiding Light; 1, Brighter Day; It's,
Portia Faces Life; 1:3o, Garry Moore;
2, Double or Nothing; 2:3O, House
Party; 3, Big Payoffi $3.50, Allan
Jeffreys.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
"Wednesday, May 5, 1854

Cartoon capers, ., Breakfast
t7) Club; 10, cartooa Concert; 1880,
Army Mccarthy Hearings, 1880, Cartoon
Concert; 12:5s, News, Rendell, I, Just
for Fun; z, Jerry and jima; 2:3o Hear
lngs.
WToP-s:5s. Meditation; !, The Morning Show
(0) Walter CrSnkite, S:5s, Donna Doug
las; ., Billy johnson Show; s4s, Mark
Evans; 10, Arthur eodfrey; 1850,
Strike It Rich; II, Valiant Lady; 12:15,
Love Of Life; 1890, Search for TomOr-
row; 12:45, Guiding Light; I, Brighter
Day; lis, Psrtia Faces Life; 1:3O, Garry
Moorei 2, Double Or Nothing; 2:oO,
Art Linkletter's House Party; :, The
Dig PayOff, $3.50, Allan jeffreys.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
Todoy's
HighIiehts
1900. WNBw 90 = Youth

1900, WNBW % - Youth
Wants to Know: Gov. Altar
ShiverS.
1880, WNBW (D-Frontiers OF
Faith: Aspects Of Jewish
faith and culture.
2:3O, WNBW (4)-Landon Boys
Choir: Special music show.
$3.50, WNBW (4-Comment: A
discussion Of "Indo-China."
3:45, WNfAL CD - At Issue;
Senator Mike Mansfield.
4:OO, WNBW ~ - American
Forum Of the Air: What
Should Be Done About the
Housing Situation"
A:OO, WTOP (0)-Man Of the
week: Representative John
V0ryS.
A:3O, WNBW (4)-Zoo Parade:
''The Mysteries Of Migration. +"
$500, WTOP (S) - Adventure: !:
"Hopl Indian Culture"
$500, WNBW a. - Hall Of
Fame: "Petticoat Revolution. "
Q dramatization Of the first
successful feminist move
ment.
$500, WNBW ~ - Meet the
Press: Stephen Mitchell. chair
man Of the Democratic Ma
tional Committee.
$3.50, WTOP (9) - You Are
There: "The Death Of Ras-
putin"
$3.50, WTTG ~ - Meet Your
Congress: THE Indo-Chtna
Situation"
1900, WTOP (9) - Life with
Father: Clarence, jr., goes
into the popcorn business.
1900, WTTG (5) Author
Meets the Critics: Arthur
Clarke's "The General Field
of Science Fiction"
1880. WTTG (5-Facts Forum:
"The Problem of Narcotics"
1880, WTOP (9-Jack Benny
Show: Guest David Niven.
1880, WNBW (4-Mr. Peppers:
Wally Cox goes apartment
hunting.
500. WTOP (9)-Toast of the
Town: "The ASCAP Story"
with Julius LaRoSa, Lionel
Hampton. Bert Lahr, Celeste
Holm, Mimi Benzell. Earl
Wrightson and w. c. Handy.
$500, WNBW az - Comedy
Hour: Dean Martin and
Jerry Lewis.
$500, WNBW a. - Television
Playhouse: Martin Balsam
and Eva Marie Saint in THE
Joker" a story about a man
who is afraid to take the
world seriously.
S:15, WMAL Cd - Martha
Wright: Guest Cesare Siepi.
1000. WTOP (9)-The Web:
Grand Finale" a drama
about an aging opera star.
1900, WMAL (0-Break the
Bank: The jackpot is $4,000.
Evening star., 1954-05-02

WNBW-s:4s, Isday on the FARM $50, lssk to
~ This Day, ]. Isdsy, 1:2s, Lualsm's
lsagsy I:10, 1sdayJ 1:sS. Newsl Q,
1sday, S:2s, News, $50, Tsday, S:ss,
News, ., kItehsa cupbsardI S:,e. Fig
sss Fsrmuia, s:4s, Music TlmsI 10,
Ding Dsng sehssl, 1854, oas Mans
Family 1s:as. Three Steps to Heaven,
II, Rsms, II. Brlds snd erssm, 12:1s.
Hawkins Falls; 1880. Betg white
Show; I, Peoples Playhouse
time; Z, inga's Angle; 2;3o, News;
2:35, Mike HuHnieutt; ;, Kate Smith.
WTTe-s:3o, Rsmpsr Room; 10, Around Tswni
(5) 1889, Mecarthy-Army Hearings; 12:30.
Hsppity skippity; I, Lamb Session. Z,
Bazaar; 7:30, Hearings.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
Monday, May 3, 1854

WMAL-s:30, cartssn capersi ., Breaksast
~ Club, 10, csrtssa coaeertI 1o:so,
Army-Mecarthy Hearings, 1850. Car
tosa Concert, i2:5s, Rendell, News, I,
Just for Fun, Z, Jerry and jimmai
7:3o, Hearings.
wToP-sss, Meditation; !, The Morning Show
10Y Walter cronkite, S55, Donna Doug
las; ., Billy Johnson Show; s:4s, Mark
Evans; 10, Arthur Godfrey Time; 11:ao,
Strike It Rich: u, Valiant Lady; 12:15,
Love Of Lite; 1890, Search for Toner
row; 12:45. Guiding Light; l., Brighter
Day; 1:1s, Portia Faces Life; 1880, Garry
Moore; 2, Double or Nothing; 2:3o.
House Party; :, The Big Payotf; $3.50,
Allan Jeffreys.
Evening star., 1954-05-02

WRsW-s:4s, Todsy on the Farm, $50, lsoA
a. to This asN J. To-day, 1:2s, Nelly
wright, I:30, Today, 1:sS. kewsI Q,
Tsday, s:2s. News, $50. To-day, s:55,
News, Q. Ntehsa Cupboard, $50,
Figure Formula; s:l5, Let's Speak
French; 10, Ding Dong School; 1880,
One Mans Family; 1o:4s, Three Steps
to Heaven; II, Home; II, Bride and
Groom; 12:15, Hawkins Falls; 1880,
Betty White Show; I. Feature Play
house-"Pert Of Ferty Thieves, z,
Inga's Angle; 2:3e, News; 2:35, Mike
hunnieutt; ., Kate Smith.
WTTe-s:3o, Rsmpsr Rssm, 10, Around Tswn;
Isl 1880, Army-Mccarthy Hearings; 1880,
Hoppity Skippiy; I, Lamb Session. Z,
Bazaar; 7:30, Hearings.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
Thursday, May 6, 1854

(7l Club; 10, Cartoon Concert; 1880,
Army-Mecsrthy Hearings; 1879. Car
tOon Concerts I7:S5, Newsi I, lust for
Fun; Z, Jerry and Jimmai 2:3o, Near
Ings.
WT0P-s55, Morning Meditation; ], Moraing
(ol Show-Walter cronkite, S:SS, Donna
Douglas; .. Billy jshnssn; s:4s, Mark
Evans; 10, Arthur esdfrey, 11:3e,
Strike 1t Rich; u, Valiant Lady;
12:15, Love Of Life; 12:4s, Guiding
Light; I, Brighter Day, 1:1s, Pertis
Faces Life, 1870, Garry Mssrs, 7:3o,
Mouse Party; >, The Big Payoffi $50,
Allan Jeffreys.
Evening star., 1954-05-02

WMAL-s:30, csrtsOn capsrs, D. Breakfast
On Club, 10, cartssa Concert; 1888.
Army-Mecsrthy Hearings; 11:3e, Car
teen Concert, 12:ss, News, Rsndeli; I,
Just for Fun, Z, Jerry end Jimma;
2:3o, Hearings.
Wr0P-s:ss, Meditation; J, The Morning Show
(9) Walter croRkite, S:55, Dsnaa Doug
les; ., Billy Johnson Shaw; s:4S, Mark
Evans, 10, Arthur Godfrey; 1850,
Strike It Rich; u, Valiant Lady; 12:1s,
Love Of Life; 1880, Search for Tsmor-
row; 12:4s, Guiding Light; I, Brighter
Day; 1:15, Portia Faces Life; 1870, Garry
Moore Show; 2:30, House Party; ;, The
Big Payuff; $50, Allan Jetfreys.
Evening star., 1954-05-02

WNBW-s:45, Today on the Farmi $50, Lock to
a. This nay; J. Today, 7:75, Holly Wright;
1880, Today; 7:55, News .. Today; s:2S,
News, $50, Todsyi s:5s. News, ..
Kitchen Cupboard, $50. Figure For.
muIa; s:45, Let's Speak Spanish; 10,
Ding Dong sehuoIJ 1890, One Mans
Family; 1O;45, Three Steps to Heaven;
II, Home; II, Bride and Groom; 12:15,
Hawkins Falls; 1890, Betty White
Show; 1, Playhouse-"Tune Clipper,
2, Inga's Angle; 7:30, News; ass, Mike
Hunncutt; 3, Nate Smith.
WTTe-s:30, Rsmper Room; 10, Around Town,
(5) 1890, Mecarthy-Army Hearings; 12:3O,
Hoppty Skippity; I, Lamb Session; z,
Bazaar; 1:3o, Hearings.
WMAL-a:3O, Cartoon Concert, Q, Breakfast
Evening star., 1954-05-02
TVHighliights
Of the Week

/
Hearings (WNfAL, WTTG. 1890
! am. and 2:30 pm); Showcase
(WTTG, $500. Captain Says. /"
new audience participation
show: Voice of Firesto e
/ (WNBW. $500, Guests Dorothy
Warenskjold and Robert Rounse-
vile: Junior Press Conference
| (WMAL. 81. Senator Paul Doug
las: Boxing (WTTG. $500, Wal
ter Cartier VS.. Bobby Dykes;
Robert Montgomery Presents
| (WNBW. $500 Louis Jourdan in
an adaptation of Georges Ar
naud's THE Wages of Fear;
Studio One (WTOP, 10), Claude
Dauphin in Cardinal Minds
Esnty":: Army-McCarthy Hear
ings (WNBW, WTOP. 1913.
filmed highlights.
Tuesday - Army Mccarthy
Hearings (WMAL. WTTG. 1890
am. and 1880 p.m.): Cavalcade
Of America (WMAL, 1880. 1.-THE
Gentle ConQueror," o drama
about Father Junipero Sierra;
Milton Berle Show (WNBW, 81,
Guests Bill Frawley and Vivian
Vance; The Mask (WMAL, 81,
Marked for Murder; Love
Story (WTTG. $500. Murray
Matheson in "A Prudent, Pune
tual and Proper Wife; Duffy's
Tavern WTOP, $500, a TV
version Of the radio program;
Fireside Theater (WNBW. 81,
Norman Ollestad in Trial Pc
riod," a drama about a small
boy and his dog; TV Hour
(WMAL. $500, Oscar Homolka
and Lisa Kirk In Love Song"
drama of a love-sick youth; Sus-
pense (WTOP, $500, an adapta-
ton of William Faulkner's
Smoke; Circle Theater
(WNBW, $500. Joseph Schild-
kraut in "The Hand of the Hunt
err; Army Mccarthy Hearings
(WNBW. WTOP, 11:15), filmed
highlights.
Wednesday, Army Mccarthy
Hearings (WMAL, WTTG, 1890
am. and 2:30 p.m); Baseball
(WTTG. 8:2O), Washington VS..
Chicago; Television Theater
(WNBW, 81, James Barton, Ar
thur Treacher, Edgar Bergen,
Charlie Mccarthy. Bobby Clark
and other stars in "Alice in Won
derland";; Boxing (WTOP, 10),
Holly Minis VS.. George Johnson
in a 1O-round middleweight bout:
Army Carthy Hearings
(WNBW, WTOP, 11:15), filmed
highlights.
Thursday - Army Mccarthy
Hearings (WMAL, WTTG, 1890
am. and 2::30 p.mD: Georgetown
University Forum CWTTG.
1900, What Are Banks For?";;
Four-Star Playhouse (WTOP.
$500, David Niven as bored
husband seeking adventure; vi
deo Theater (WTOP, 81, Janet
Gaynor as a famous novelist in
1.-TWO Dozen Roses; Johns Hop
kins Science Review (WTTG, 81.
whats New in Clasp; Televi-
sion Theater (WMAL, $500,
Richard Kiley and June Dayton
in an adaptation Of Sinclair
Lewis "Arrowsmith":: Ford The
ater (WNBW, $500, Ida Lupino
and Howard Duff in "a Season
to Love-: Army-McCarthy Hear
ings (WNBW, WTOP, 11:15),
filmed highlights.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hear
ings (WMAL, WTTG, 1890 am.
and 2::30 p.mD Baseball (WTTG.
8:20), Washington VS.. Boston;
Pepsi-Cola Playhouse (WMAL.
$500, Lita Baron in Girl on a
Drum: Playhouse of Stars
(WTOP. 81, John Ireland in
Prisoner in the Town; Caval-
cade of Sports (WNBW, 103, Ed
uardo Lausse meets Chico Va
roma in a 1O-round midd1eweight
bout: Person-to-Person (WMAL,
10:30), q visit with Hildegarde;
Army Mccarthy Hearings
WTOP, 11:15), filmed high
lights.
Saturday - Baseball (WTTG.
1850, Washington VS.. Boston; A
Visit to the Metropolitan Mu-
scum of Art (WNBW, $500;
NBC Opera CWNBW, ~, Richard
Strauss "Salome";; The Withers
WTOP. A., horse racing from
| oz1~A n.~a rT1,,ooI-
Evening star., 1954-05-02
Tuesday, May a, 1854

WNBW-s:4s, To-day on the Farm; $50,
~ Leak to This Day, !, rsdsyr I7s,
wright, 1:so, To-day, I:5s, News;
G2S. News, $50, To-day; s:Ss, News; Q,
kitehsa Cupboard, $50. Figure Fsr-
mula; s:45, Science Class; 10, Ding
Dong Sehool; 1880, One Mans Family;
10:A5, Three Steps to Heaven; II,
Homei II, Bride and Groom; 121s,
Hawkins Falls; 1890, Betty White
Show; I, Peoples Playhouse-"swing
ing on Rainbow; z, Inga's Angle;
2;3o. News; 2:35, Mike Hunncutt; J,
Nate Smith. ---
WTTe-s;30, Romper Room; 10, Around Town;
t5) 1899, Mccarthy-Army Hearings; 1880,
Hoppty Skippity; I, Lamb Session; z,
Day; Isis, POrtia Faces Life; 1870, Garry
Evening star., 1954-05-02

WNsW-stS, To-day On the Farm, Csc, Lssk
~ to This Day. J, rsdayv 1:2s, Nelly
Wright 1:3o, Today, 1:ss, Nswsy .,
1odayI s:2s. News; $50, To-day, s:ss,
News, ., Kitchen cuphssra, s:3o,
Figure Formula, G4s, Freedom Ysurs;
10, Ding Dsng School; 1890, One
Mans Family; 10:4s. Three Steps to
heasenI II, Home; u, Bride and
Groom; 12:1s, Hawkins Falls; 1880,
Betty White Show; I, Peoples Play.
houss-"ldentity UHknown"; Z, Inga's
Angle, 7:3o, News; 2:35, Mike Hunni-
eutt; ,, Kate Smith.
WTTG-s:3o, Romper Room; 10, Around the
(5) Town; 1880, Army-Mccarthy Hearings;
1890, Hoppiy Skippiy; I, Lamb ses-
sioa; z, Bazaar; 2:3o, Hearings.
Evening star., 1954-05-02

10. Lamp URts Ny Feet; 1o;30. lssk
Up and Live, II, csrtssn Club; 11.30,
Pick rsmpIe-"Lsnesame sTralI", i:sO,
Evening star., 1954-05-02
This Weeks Program On TeIevision
Sunday, Moy z, 1854

WMAL-t2:30, Faith for Today; I. Answers isr
u Americans; 1850, Sign off.
wf0P-s, what's Your TFsubIs?; s:fs, Rural
~ America; $50, stop, lssk AMI Listen;
Evening star., 1954-05-02

WNsW-fe:Se. Wsstea Adventure; ti:3e, Hsp-
~ alsag cassIaH i7:3e, watch Mr.. Wiz
ard; I. Youth Wants to Knew; 1:3o,
FfsRtiers Of Faith.
Evening star., 1954-05-02

Sunday Theafer.
WTTe-12. This is the Life; 1883. New Meme
Isl PrevleWi 1, TheatsF.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
Saturday, Moy 8, 1854

WNBW-s:30, Industry on Parade, 10, Barn
"a PNtyi II, Here's How It Looks; 12:3o,
DoubIs Featurej ., Safety Circus,
$50, 4 Visit to the metropolitan
Museum Of Art
WTTe-1:30, Warm-up; i:3S, DugOut Chatter,
(5) 1:5o, Baseball tWashinston vs.. BsstsH).
WMAL-1o:A5, Animal Time; II, Space PatrsI,
~7l 1i:3o, Sign Oft.
WT0P-s;5s, Meditation; !, Stop, LO0k ana
~ Listen; ., Roy Mesehum; ., Billy JOhn.
son Show; 10, Adventure Playhouse; II,
Winky. Dink and You; 11:3o, Rsd Brown,
Rocket Ranger; a. Big Top; I, Lsns
Ranger; 1880, Ask. II Basket; Z, Satur.
day Matinee; 3:45, Cartoons.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
TOO Pm.
YOU ASKED FOR IT

Art Boksr goes for and wide 10 bring
you The vnusuaI-whsther II he flea
circus or live donesr.
Evening star., 1954-05-02

Bert Perks stars in the funniest. fosi-
ss'-novins sviz for the money On
tsIsvisen.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
500 Pm.
SUPER CIRCUS

rs big Ms fun Ms q
thrill every minute os Mary Hnrflln0
brings one thrilling circus oct eftss
anoihsr.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-08

very attractive youngster she has
been attending church regularly
She lives in the YWCA.
Ernest Barger and Harvey
Bentley have received ten year
awards for service in the Veter-
ans hospital. These fellahS are real
Dakodians and we are mighty
proud Of EN-. They have been a.
round these parts for nigh on to
10 years
YWCA Club Intellectual had its
regular meeting Friday. II was
a social meeting so the gals did
just that. Eva Williams was hos
tess and served q nice lunch. Mrs.
o. Clemens received a lot of crisp
dollar bills for her birthday greet
ing from the club
wouldn't do this TO anyone
but Paul Coakley, but =. gives me
Just a real bad time about my
driving and my old car. 30 I read
In the local news where this Kid
must attend driving school and
also pay some meager fine for
driving too well in his merry Odds
mobile.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-08

dorsed an FEPC bill at a Con
gresalonal hearing
In discussing F-EPc. the report
points out that a senate bill on
this subject was approved by the
Labor Committee with only Sen,
ator Lister Hill ID. Ala dissent.
ing However, five Of the Republi.
can members expreased reserva-
tionA about enforcement powers
Representative John HescltOn
iR, Mass In described aA wag
ing n gallant fight TO obtain ap.
prevail Of n bill to end aegrega-
tlon In interstate travel Those
named as blocking tho bill were
Representative Leo Allen (R.. M
chairman Of the House Rules Com.
mittce, and Minority Leader Sam
Rayburn Of Texas. who halted y
move 10 suspend the rules In or.
der that n vote might be taken on
tho bill
The report condemns tho pass.
age 81 legislation giving aid To the
states without safeguards against
segregation.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-08
ST. PAUL CHURCH OF GOD
IN CHRIST

The St Paul Church OF God in
Christ. Fourth Av s. at 10th St
held its weekly Sunday morning
services October ;. We were very
happy TO have with US as guest
speaker, Elder NJ. w. Goodman
and wife OF Davenport. Ia.
lie spoke to the congregation
out Of his heart. using as a sub
ject, What Are You Doing Here. d"
scripture 22nd chapter OF Mat
thew Rev Goodman reiterated the
story Of the man that Jesus invit-
ed to the wedding party and he
came without his wedding gar
ment on. lie emphasized that fact
that God Is calling for men who
are bearing frlIis. he also pointed
out the necessity of living to please
God
We can truly say our hearts did
burn within as the man Of God
spoke 10 us by the way. I'm sure
I voice the sentiment OF each and
everyone In saying we were edited
and God was glorified as we sang
and praised God.
The chorus offered two selcc-
tons: "Uncloudy Day led by the
knocking bird OF the Northwest.
Sister Odessa McCastle. our own
daughter In the Lord. DO Lord
Remember Me" led by Sister
Hazel Jackson brought much Joy
In our hearts as those two daugh-
ters sang TO the glory OF God.
DR.. Goodman concluded his mes
sage by singing that beautiful
praise. Live the Life" Elder
J c, Virgins. pastor; Sister
Dorothy Nolen. Reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-08
ST. MARTINS CHURCH
TO HOLD DEyOTIONS

Forty hours OF devations will
he held at St Martins Catholic
church. si5 Firth Az N from
Sunday. October 10 until Tuesday.
October 18th.
Exposition and high mass At II
n. m Sunday morning: otherwise
services will be held nj eight o.
clock in the evening and six and
eight o'clock in the morning
These services are being con
Quoted by Rev Quentin Dittber-
ncr. OSB.. Of ST. Johns Abbey
Collegeville MINI
All are invited
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-08
BORDER METHODIST CHURCH

The month OF October Is a busy
one for all church people in our
connection. We have big pro-
gram before us, namely. Mission
70 Members
Rev. James A. Leach will CON
duct the campaign Of Missions TO
Members" at Border starting Oc-
tobcr nth thru October gath
Come out and help make this cam
paiRn q success
Sunday. October 10. Is woman's
Day Mrs Martha Lee will be the
speaker for the morning services
and a very nice program Is plan
ned for the afternoon.
The afternoon program begins
at p m Mrs Wreatha Maxwell
will be participant on the after
noon program.
The women are serving dinner
NJ the church so you can stay for
the afternoon program There are
no charges for the dinner They
are for your convenience.
The first quarterly conference
will meet Thursday. October Il.
NJ 3 y m with Or Paul Lewis
presiding.
The prayers Of the church are
offered for the sick
Visitors are always welcome.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-08
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

Despite a light mist of rain
that overcast the skies, a nice at
tendance at worship services in
GLIDING Sunday school last Sun
day, October 3. Rev. Bolts preach
ed from Ps. SLIP. The theme.
The Last Joy OF Salvation"
which WASH rought out very nice
ly.
The combined singing groups
furnished music for the entire day.
Miss Alberta Richardson Of
Miami, Fla. and Mr.. Jackson Of
Underwater. Tex. united with the
hurch. New members were fell
,owshipped into the church and
he ordinance Of holy communion
gas observed
At the evening service Rev. J. T.
lustin Of Oklahoma City. Okla,
quest speaker. brought his mes
age, taken from Ps. lot, subject,
Oh That Men Should Praise the
ord" Rev. Austin preached from
rs soul and was greatly enjoyed
" all. Revs. f. G. Harris and Pas
or II. w. Bolts were on the ros-
trum.
The church granted a letter OF
commentator 10 Mrs. Anna b.
Jarrett and her son Frank Jr., at
ler request Mrs. Garrett and son
re planning to Join their hus-
)and and father, Sgt. Frank Car
-ett, Sr.. who is stationed at Knox
lille. Tenn.
The church extended a standing
vote OF thinks 10 the men who vol
inferred TO redecorate the church
basement which is completed and
very beautiful.
Visitors in Sunday school wer,
John Henry Simmons, Milwaukee
wis. and Ralph Greenlee, Mime
ipolis. Other visitors at services
we're Mrs. H. Davis, Shelbina, Mo
Theresa Hayes, and son. Detroit
Itch. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E Bell o.
n. Oiivent Baptist church. st
'aul William Goodloe, Memphis
Tenn, Robert +. White. st. Louis
Mo. and Miss Connie Chivers,
Minneapolis.
Inc GOspel ChOruS Is presenting
an anniversary program Sunday,
October 10 at 8 p. M. at the
church. Mrs. G.. jackson made the
announcement. All are invited 10
attend
All officers OF the church are
being elected November 5 at
p m. All members are requested
TO be ready to attend this meet.
ing Rev Bolts. pastor.
To the many friends, members
and associates Of our pastor and
wife, Rev and Mrs H. w. Bolts
Sr.. we, the church. are celebrat.
ing their 25th anniversary begin.
ming October 18th thru Sunday
October II. Anyone who wishes "a
contribute a love offering. see Mr.
u. J Wade, 242l Fourth Av. s
He will see that you are not over
looked
Come one, Come all and help US
share in this wonderful event
You are welcome.
Mrs F.. Henderson. reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-08
RFHOBOTH CHURCH

Sunday, October 3, was Pastors
Aid Day. always a high day In
Zion at Rehoboth. We had Sunday
school at the usual time. II was
well attended. and we were happy
to have Mrs. Frances Williams as
our visitor.
At $3.50 p. m. a program was
rendered. After prayer. Mrs. Faye
Wadman gave the scripture read
ing. then the congregation sang,
There's Not A Friend Like Jes-
us" The Rehoboth Chorus and
the GLORY Lights" of this assem-
bly, furnished the background
music. Charles Parker gave
very inspirational reading. The
starlight Gospel Singers" our
guests sang two numbeds, AN
gels Keep Watching Over Me-"
and Watching and Waiting" with
that beautiful song, Lead Me,
Guide Me" as their theme song
We enjoyed them very much. Mrs.
Anna Moody, Vice president of the
St. Paul Choral Union, sang as a
solo. Let God Abide" II is need
itSH lOE HlC W ny ~ bNh nv"
much we enpoyed IT, can only
say that any one who has heard
Mrs Moody sing. knows we heard
some good singing.
Mrs Faye Wadman sang. MY
Eternal Home. and Mrs. Evalina
Jones sang. He delivered me-"
wonderful additions to our pro-
| gram.
Mrs. Grace Simmons Is Chair
man of the Pastors aid. but Lu-
Their Hubbard acted as host. After
each rendition he would say some
/ thing gracious. something encour-
aging about II. Then the speaker
of the hour WAS announced. Rev.
] Nose Walker.
( He said he felt more like sing
! ing. Well. you can preach ser
mon In a song and he did tust that.
He sang two numbers, with the
GLORY Lights for a background,
and one song alone. OF course we
enjoyed IL TO the highest. Hope he
will visit us again soon. The pas
! tor gave the closing remarks. and
we were dismissed Grace Sim
mons. reporter; Rev. Mrs. c. f.
[ Parker. pastor.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-10-08
Foster Parents
To Be SpotIishted
A. RECOGNITION

Foster parents OF Hennepin
County will be spotllghted at the
Fourth Annual Recognition Party
to be held the evening OF October
7. In the social hall Of Plymouth
Congregational church Minnea-
polls
Or Robert n. SemSch. formerly
County Physician. will be the main
speaker at this event which has
become the WAY Hcnncpin County
Welfare Board says Thanks" TO
its 400 foster families These
families open their homes to chill
dren from the welfare agency un.
III more permanent plans can he
made for them Some foster par.
cntS have been serving in this way
for over 20 years
Some Of the hosts and hoStesscs
at the party will include the
McsSrs and Mines Fred Carver
ot 9So2 sixth Az N Raymond
osmundson. 1929 18th Az s.
Cart johnson. 3IOI 18th Az s
an,i James Shields. i5iT Logan
Az "
Edward r. KienitE. executive
secretary Of the Hcnncpin County
Welfare Board, will present rec
ogntion 20 the poster parents and
Introduce the special features Of
the program which will include a
dramatic skjt on the experiences
Of foster home and also a dance
and musical act from the Judge
I Wright show