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|Dr. Bryan, Top Aide
Al Navy Photo Unit,
Religious Leader

DR.. Ernest r. Bryan. 80. pres
ident Of the international 30
ciety Of Christian Endeavor and
civilian assistant to the head Of
the motion picture department
Of the Navy Photographic Gen.
ter here. died Unexpectedly FRI
day night at his home, S829 Ca
thedral avenue NV.
A native of Bath, N. T., Dr..
Bryan attended schools there
and received q bachelor of arts
degree from Syracuse University
in 1929. He also studied at Har-
ward University and received his
masters degree from George
Washington University In 1898.
He was awarded q doctorate
from Whitworth College in 1919.
DR.. Bryan was an ordained
minister in the Disciples Of
Christ Church and recently
served as minister at the Chris
tian Church In Rockville. Pre-
viously, he was pastor Of the
Takoma Park Christian Church,
the Michigan Park Church and
had preached at the Warner Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church,
Kensington, Md. the Ninth
Street Church and the Mime
sofa Avenue Christian Church
here.
Active I'm Reserves.
A lieutenant commander in
the Naval Reserve, DR.. Bryan
served on active duty from l943
to 1916. Before joining the Navy
Photographic branch he had
held civil service positions with
the National Archives and the
Department of Health. AS an
active reservist, he was a mem
Der of the Navy public relations
section Of the Potomac River
Naval Command.
DR.. Bryan had been active
in the Society for Christian En-
deavor for many years. He was
general secretary Of the organi-
zation from 1947 until his ap-
pointment as president in 1949.
He also was a contributing editor
to the Christian Endeavor World
and general secretary of the
Worlds Christian Endeavor Un-
Ions area I, which included North
and South America and Asia.
He formerly served as forum
leader in the United States Of
flee of Education Public Forums
and active executive secretary
Of the National Council for
Adult Civic Education. For
over three years he was assistant
publications director for the Ma
tional Education Association and
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Mrs. A..W. Luekeif,
Diplomat slaughter,
Hospital Volunteer

Mrs. Alvin Wilson Luckett. IS,
daughter of q Swiss diplomat.
died Friday night at Garfield
Hospital. She lived at 1434
Geranium street NV.
Mrs. Luckett was the former
Ida Sahli. daughter of Emma
Witschy and Otto Sahli. Her
father was professor of modern
languages at a Mid-Western coll
lege before he entered the diplo-
matte service.
Mrs. Luckett was born in Mon
roe County. Ohio. She came to
Washington in 1900 when her
father was made secretary Of the
chancery at the Swiss Legation
here. He held that position where
he died In 1911.
Mrs. Luckett was known for
her management Of the Chill
dren's Hospital Ladies Board
sewing group and for her work
as a Red Cross Grey Lady. Until
fall of this year, she had led the
sewing group for 20 years, de-
signing marionettes and the like
for occupational tAerapy as well
as garments for the children. She
had learned fine sewing in
Switzerland.
She was a member of Union
Methodist Episcopal Church and
Die Stauffacherin, a Swiss club.
She was a former member of
the SWISS Benevolent Society.
Survivors are her husband,
who retired in September as
manager of the Government
unit of the Chesapeake and Po-
tomac Telephone Co.: a daugh-
ter. Mrs. Oliver w. Jackson. and
many years secretary and man
ager of the c. g. o. Canal Co.
before it was purchased by the
Government in 1888 from the
Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad, all
Of the Geranium street address.
Services will be held at II am.
Tuesday at Hines funeral home.
2901 Fourteenth street NV. Bu-
rial will be in Prospect Hill
Cemetery.
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W. {. Perry, Jr., 81,
| Heart Attack Victim
speeiaI Disposeh 10 The s.ar

SPSciui bisP0fcn 70 Inc SfoF
PRESTON, Md, Dec. 18.-Wil-
liam Emerson Perry, jr. 81, Of
1913 Robin road, Silver Spring,
collapsed and died in the home
of relatives here today.
Mr.. Perry, an electronic tech
nician for an electric machine
company, came here with his
wife to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Schmick, sr.
DR.. D. o. George, deputy Caro-
line County medical examiner
attributed death to a heart at
tack, the Associated Press re-
ported.
Mr.. Perry's father, William E
Perry, retired Veterans Admin
istration attorney. lives at 82C
Bonifant street, Silver Spring. A
sister, Mrs. Mary M. Dixon, lives
at 1876 Thayer avenue, Silver
Spring.
The younger Mr.. Perry was
born in Silver Spring and at
tended Montgomery Blair High
School.
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Narh luf Chunks

AssEs ths e.. 1anLhh als fHE Thf g. fii|z SsEs e
wishes to express its sincere thanks
Rev. 4 Joseph. Edwards: the i. r
Ellis Foreign Missionary Society and
members Of the, Zion Baptist Church.
T9a Myef The " e. G. i IaandFy
Bethel Household. @. U. o. Of Odd
Fellows. Auxiliary to- the Georgetown
Patriarchy, No, AZ, Nurses Unit. No.
Ismpls, No .: washington carver
Tabernacle. Galiiean Fishermen; clubs.
Mrs es smft a hMsheoss M roger Pa piater 70
Mr.. Herman Blackwell. for solos rem
dered; Thanks also. to our many
# friends for the beautiful floral trib-
Of cars ,I and many acts Of kindnsss
At the passing OF our 4HF loysa saM9r1 9ne
HARDY, ARIZONA. We wish to ex-
press our sincere thanks to the Rev.
g. Dewey Robinson, Rev. zebedee
Hawkins, and Rev. Rebecca Glover. the
Veterans Administration. our many
acts Of kindness, floral tributes. cards
and telesrams, condolences and use
yStsd Vtsnv brother. ths %s,r iass SsMt,x ASizoNA
HARRIS, TEDDY CARL. We wish to
express our heartfelt thanks to the
edse s G. Mo- ph afs sfser ts ang sVeo spfns
tions. friends and neighboTs for the
many acts Of kindness. floral trib-
utes. cards. telegrAms and messages
of coincidence at the death Of our late
husband and father, TEDDY CARL
HARRIS. THE FAMILY. 20
ROACHE, WILLIAM T. We wish to
acknowledge with grateful apprecia-
tion the cards. flowers and all express
sions of sympathy offered by our pas
tors, Revs. CUNNINGHAM, Harris. Smith
and Cooper; our relatives, friends and
neighborS at the passing OF our loved
one, the late WILLIAM T. ROACHE.
Your sthoughtful kindness will always
be cherished and remembered.
WIFE; FLoRINE, AND THE RoAcHE
SMITH, HELEN MAE. The family Of
the late HELEN MAE SMITH wishes to
express It's sincere thanks and deep
gratitude to her pastor, the Rev B. H.
Whiting; asst. pastor, the Rev. Carter:
choir ushers, and ladies auxiliary OF
the Friendship Baptist Church and the
Rev. r. P: Gainey. Thanks to our
many friends for solos. kilograms. cards
and beautiful floral tributes and many
acts of kindness extended at the pass
ing of our loved one.
MRS. CATHERINE HEMBRY AND
FAMILY.
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EIJNERAI, DESIGNS.

GEO. c. SHAFFER. INC.
Expressive Floral Tributes. Moderate
prices. Open daily, Sun, holidays Phone
orders also accepted $50 to y pm. week
nights. 900 i4th ct. NV. Ma. S-0l06.
GUDE BROS. CO.. FLORISTS
12l2 ct. NV Ma S-427e
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Drafhs

MONTGOMERY, WILLIAM n. Mem
M>M ssrs q n;ss,e Gastoh Council gn,;il,hSo No
ssi. ass sfsasss sressef e affsa NJ efssh & &
NJ MONTGOMERY. All broth
W. sTsi are are E,esauested, req ss,dto.I to meet e
day. Decsmbsr 10. 1854. tor RI recita-
: ~.rs,,.ss ] ISALDUccI. Q. x x
MITCHELL. ALICE T., on THURSDAY.
Karen Mitchell. daughter Of Mrs. Al
berta Byccker Of 1926 c st.. Sc. She
Is also survived by three sisters, six
brothers. af,sr nye aunts four unsles, ether ether
3 pm Monday, December 20. friends
Church. l432 You ss. NV. Funeral
ssr 81. It the Y way ussf@ti Il the Desrs cross
ave. Sc: Bishop II. G. Brooks ofaciating.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
MONTGOMERY. WILLIAM n On
p1avissnss. pPnS5isssas pnsssnss nssDIss ~ WHAT sSz
MONTGOMERY. bsioyed" " husband oi
the late Mary "A Montgomerv and
father Sof Marie WaIlmark. Mabel
Jones: Nellie. Robert q. and William
1t. lsasncs ssoe os5a cosbroof tre @ als
On MONDAY psns. tnessm6eT an'h ri q ..SaI.o Sso
e n Tsre or e ass eeposa s q o 0sres M soa
Interment Mount olivet Cemetery. 10
PARELMAN, PEARL. On Saturday. De-
cember Is, 1854. PEARL PARELMAN.
beloved wife of Morris Parelman, de-
voted mother Of Mrs. Lee Rosenberg.
Mrs. Bess Berger and Miss Cecil Parel-
Beth Kahn and Mr. Samuel Parelman.
is survived by three brothers and two
children ARRANGEMENTS by the c. D.
9th st NV. Services and interment
will be in Phiiadelphia, Pa. 10
PAsskO. FRANK. OF $50 xenia st. s.e..
on December Is. 1854. beloved husband
brother Of Mrs. Patsy zumpano,. Mrs.
Carmella Tucci. James. Ralph and
salvatore Passko. all Of Mount Vernon;
Home. 5I7 1Ith st. Sc, until sunday,
December 10. at 10 pm. Mass in Mount
Carmel Church, Mount Vernon. N, Y.
Intsrpent Hss Penss,Ia Holy < Sepulchre Cemetery
NS" 1So1AeiiSs N' -.
PENN, ANNIE. On Wednesday. Decem-
ber. is, 1854. at her residence, 1926
Gales st. ne. ANNIE PENN, beloved
mother OF Mrs. Minnie P. Dickerson
grandmother of Roscoe and Reginald
Penn. She also is survived by host
of other relatives and friends. The
late Mrs. Penn may be viewed at the
above residence after II am. Sunday,
December 10 Requiem mass will be
celebrated on Monday, December 20
at st. Benedict the Moor Church. 320
21st ST.. ne, at 10 am. Interment
Mount olivet Cemetery. Services. by
Stewart. 10
PENN, ANNIE. Sodality members Of
st. Benedict the Moor Church
q : + 6: !; I:
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With Regard to q
Cord Of Thanks

Ser otfea . cord os shonks in
The Ssos fseets-n need which con
. hosdly be solved in any other way
MOT only Is it q ssocious expsessloa
Of srotituds 70 those who hove seat
floral tributes but also eousseous.s
acknowledges the services and kind
nesses Of the many to whom q per.
sonol note Of Thanks cannot well be
mailed or whose names and ad-
dresses ore not known. insertion of
q card OF thanks noy be orronsed
by telephone to The Sfor, ST. 5000.
The Evening and Sunday St0r
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Dratha

] cember ID. ie54. Mrs. LoTTiE ".
ALLEN Of s902 WINDOW .rd,, Brent
wood, Nd. beloved. wife Of James w.
M@aureens @ ewaitneyS. Mrs. GLADYS Roi.
Inns and Mrs. Lorraine Mahoney. She
also Is survived BY two bEStheEs rs Homs oxd
Roy RfS Psss psys two eGsa,afd sa
ara Jordan and Pamela Mahoney;, six
nieces. six nephews, three sons sons r, n-lsaw, e
an and other dis relatives and friends. Re-
mains resting with l. e. Murray q
Zee. Zee i iassr. H Family I'll at Al sai LAMONT m:
BERRY, HATTIE. on Thursday. De-
psta rfnneF HATTIE AZ sosi BERRY r 81 sIs s New
York ave. NV. beloved mother r.. q
Mrs. Mary strothers and Joseph Wat
son. She also is survived by one
srsnddaughtfS Jssnssts 1snaa arsnds ana
The late Mrs. Berry may Be viewed q
st. ne ne. after IL noon Sunday, 'De--
ssmsfs en monasy s ThsFs sssyess e
interment WoodiaWn Cemetery. 10
on December Is, 1864. beloved BELOVED hYs- US
band of SADIE Berth enss GI9S Home
bl7 18th 81, Sc, until Monday. De-
interment is@pan t. Arlington RI Nationsl Gene
BiEsRRaTHIAuME. ANNIE X. On Friday.
Pissl' pssfmssE 2sN1E <. lgs2EfkITHiAgM4E 4 ?, Ne
san srhaame ya 0eloofa @ofSer "'s e Af'h6t G
q aesHlsf Mfs Lester it piehi Of Arlnston. Va.
Ealsae Ma Gsn.asr Gsntdsr 81 Sf eFs p Pa
Homs EEisaa' asi Si vii Wilson on ihs bsd VSz
Va, until IL noon Monday. DECEMBER en-, ,sF
church, Mclean. Va. where funeral
ment Arlington National Cemetery. 10
BoLLEs, IRENE P. on Friday. De
sca ssOes Hosmna III is2f 2exsadra as ae Sa Gr'f s Es
ssle7sa s9l1tS VIZ 81 81 ns a dsa A'nS sssat
Bollss os mother sea@an 9 copdf Bolles mrs
Robert Robert A. Hewitt, Mrs. James B. Buck
and Jonathan H. Bolles. Graveside
services will be held in Arlington Na-
ticnal Cemetery on Thursday, Decem-
ber %, at IL am.
BROWN. ADELE. On Friday. Decem-
ADELE BROWN. beloved sister Of
Annette, sidney. Rachel Owens. Forest
BRYAN, DIR. ERNEST r. All mem
60. hers OF Clark v. Polling Post
No. "a are requested to as
sX&A semhle at 80 pm. Monday,
~ December 20, 1854, at the
2S$NS Metropolitan Methodist Me
XXsR# mortal Church. Nebraska
and New Mexico aveS. NV.
In order to attend the funeral OF our
late comrade, DR.. ERNEST n. BRYAN.
ROBERT H. LEES, Comdr.
BURTON LOVING, Adjt. ~
BRYAN, DIR. ERNEST r. Suddenly. on
Friday. December II. 1864, at his late
residence. 1929 Cathedral ave-. NV,
DR., ERNEST r. BRYAN. beloved hus-
band OF Mildred Dott Bryan: father
Of Carolyn N. Bryan: stepson OF Mrs.
b. Beach Bryan; father Of Carolyn N.
Bryan; brother of DR.. Leslie A. Bryan
OF Champaigne, Ill, Leland B. Bryan Of
Champagne, Ill. Leland B, Bryan OF
Corning, n. Y, and Mrs. Heroers
Hedses OF Syracuse. n. 7. Friends are
Invited to call at his late residence
until Ii a.rn,. Monday, December ~,
thence 10 the Metropolitan Methodist
Church, : Nebraska and New Mexico
ayes, where services will be held AZ
. pfa. Interment Rock Creek Ceme-
tery. In lieu Of flowers contributions
may, be made to the Christian En-
deavor, 1.21 East Broad ST.. Columbus.
Ohio.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-04-09

STILL WINTER
 John Grover Of the Stock and Grove construction company arriY-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-04-09
MRS. BALDWIN RETURNS

Mrs Ray Baldwin returned home yesterday from her first visit to Juneau She was In the Capital City five days visiting friends who took her te various places of inter est in the area. She also attended the Arts and Craft Show which was on during her visit
 Mrs. Baldwin is the wife of Sgt. Baldwin who is in charge of the local Alaska Communications Sta tion here.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-04-09
JOEL WING RETURNS TR0I JUNFAu VISIT

Joel Wing. [. :. Commissioner, returned nome last Saturday after going to Juneau on Thursday to attend the Arts and Crafts show in the Capital City.
 Wing bought four exhibits, two o1 paintings and two chalk DOT t.ait- and also purchased another e rom Hobart B. Hyatt, eadastral . igiheer with the Bureau of Land }. snGgemenl who will be remem- bsne6 as being in Wrangell last spring on a honesite survey. Hyatt had several oil painting on exhibi- tion at the Arts and Graft show
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-04-09
CHARLES BADEN
 PASSES AT M0RNINGsIDE

U. g. Commissioner Joel Wing this week received word from Morningside Hospital in Portland, Oregon, that Charles Hugh Baden, was was admitted on June 1, 1914, from Wrangell, passed away there on March 30. 1854, of cerebral hemorrhage.
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cd in town this week to investigate when his company could finish the work on the extension of Zimoyia Highway to Pats Creek.
 One look at the six inches Of snow on the roadway and Grove said: Another month before 1t will be thawed out enough To start the finish work"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-04-09
HOME FROM HOSPITAL

Mrs. John Grover went home Bishop Rowe General Hospital yes terday. She was admitted a week ago Wednesday for surgery.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-04-09
WRANGELL INSTITUTE NEWS
By J. Lester Minner

DN Js GCaLC1 MAlliC1
 There are several pieces of furn- iture and other items of equip ment available for distribution 10 indigent natives of Wrangell. Many of these things are reasonably good and with some repairs may become useful They have been condemned because costs to the government of labor for repairs would exceed the value of the materials discarded. The law provides that these things may be issued, or sold al a reason able price. 10 indigent natives only. II will therefore. be necessary for Mrs. Jack Krepps, local repre- sentative of the Public Welfare. to approve any application for pieces of furniture available.
 ss # a $ #
 Miss Margaret Kirehner visited in Juneau over the week end. She conferred with Miss Parker. Sup erintendent of Nurses for the Al aska Native Service, relative to
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-04-09

health work at Wrangell. Dr. Spar ling recently expressed appreciation for splendid health conditions here
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-04-09

The hospital reported that Bad en is survived by a wife living at Angoon.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-04-09

but they were for exhibition only.
 Wing said he met Mrs. Grace Price al the show and saw half dozen pictures she also had on dls- play. Mrs. Price is a former Wran- geu teacher. He also saw one of Herschel Beane's pictures. sein- ing scene. there.
 One of Wings purchases, a pas leI chalk on charcoal paper, entitl- ed Annie" is the work of Dale DeArmond. wife of Bob DeArmoDd, assistant 10 Governor Heintzleman.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-23
VIEW. AUXILIARY
ELECTS EFFIE KING

Twin Star Auxiliary No. 1852
VIEW. held a call meeting at the
home of Mrs Patton Robinson, 766
Carroll Ave, on April Is.
Topping the agenda was election
Of officers and the following were
elected; Mrs. Effie King. presi-
dent; Mrs. Gertrude Green, vice
president; Mrs. Clara Larry, junior
vice president; Mrs. Sybil Bell,
treasurer, and Mrs. Barbara Rob-
inson, secretary.
Various committee chairmen
viii be appointed at the next regu-
lar business meeting.
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Models Please Large Crowd At
Annual St. Thomas STYLE Show

Chic simplicity accented Monday evening April 10 in
the stunning array round the clock shown when the
Womans Auxiliary and the Mems Club of ST Thomas Fpisco-
pal church presented their 2lSt Annual Style Revue
The presentation entitled FASHIONS In Revue was held
the Minneapolis Labor Temple From the opening of the
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Barbara Cyrus, in a black and gold
striped organza cocktail dress;
Miss Betty Brown. all over EN-
broidered cotton with back panel
of plain white, and Michele Davis
son in striped cotton with plain
aqua jacket, Mrs. Mae Marshall
in black faille, pink hat.
Guys and Dolls Square Dance
Group entertained between scenes
Mr.. Richard Patton rendered a
solo and Charles Johnson, origi-
nator of The Cake Walk" and a
member of the world renowned
team of the eighties, Dean and
johnson, thrilled the audience with
his dance steps that originated IS
years ago and in his rendition OF
the song made famous by the late
Bert Williams, "oh, Have You
Ever Seen Miss Dora Dean"
Percy Hughes and his orchestra,
featuring Judy Perkins and Dickie
Mayes as vocalists, furnished the
music for the style show and dane
ing which followed.
Highlight OF the affair was the
browning OF the 1854 Queen, Miss
Norma Jean Howell who was
crowned by Emcee Percy Hughes.
Miss Earline Neil, 1858 runner-up,
and Miss Marilyn Burgan. 1854
runner-up, were presented to the
audience,
Miss Dorothy Good of Vendors
Women Apparel shop, 81 S. 7th
ST. Minneapolis. who furnished
clothing modelled by the ladies', was
the commentator
Mems clothing was furnished
through courtesy of Liemandt's,
Inc, mems furnishing store at 900
Nicollet Av.
The committee in charge in
cluded Mrs. Margaret Ford, presi-
dent of the woman's Auxiliary;
Reuben Hargrave. president Mems
Club, who was general chairman;
Shirley Underwood, vice chair
man; Marjorie Mason, secretary;
John Cyrus, treasurer: Beryl
Smith and Marjorie Mason, mod
els; John Cyrus, tickets; Mr. Tela
Burt, door sales; Mrs. Barbara
Cyrus and Claud Mason, publicity;
Eddy Robbins, REFRESHMENTS; Mrs.
Millicent Franklin and Mrs. JAG
queline Franklin. cashier; Hazel
Clark and Lucia Mcclure, pro-
grams: Mrs. Bodie Burnaugh and
Mrs. Frank Terry, Queen contest;
Mae Schwartz, stylist, and st
Agnes Guild, check room.
Palms for the stage decorations
were furnished through the cour-
tesy Of the Neal Funeral Home.
Furs worn by the models were
furnished through the courtesy OF
the Bell Furriers Co.
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served by the hostess. Dessert con.
sisted of cup cakes in the shape
of baskets filled with candy Easter
eggs were treasured as favors o.
the delightful affair Many beau.
tiful gifts were received for the
little baby-to-be. The next meet.
ing will be at the home of Mrs
Josie o'Neal, 4s7 St Anthony Av.
on Monday, April 26.
It's A Girl at the Henry Moore's
679 Fuller Avenue. The Moore's
who have three boys, Henry Jr.
5, Gregory, 8 and Jeffrey, 2. have
named the new little stranger
Lynette Marie. Lynette was born
on April II at st, Joseph's hos
pital and weighed seven and one
half pounds.
It's A Boy at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Robert Cox Jr., 6s3 lyle
hart Avenue. The Coxes have an.
other son. Robert III who is a
year and a half. The new bundle
was born an Ancker Hospital on
April goth.
Rumynage Sale and Carnival:
The Dorcas Club of Mt. Olivet is
having a rummage sale and carni-
val on Friday, April 80 from IL to
s at Mt, Olivet Baptist church.
Club VIII Entertain: The Criter-
ion Club will have a party on
Sunday, April IS from 4 to 8 p.
m. at the Pine Room of Local Sic,
525 Rondo Avenue. Buford Hayes
is president of the Criterion Club,
Other officers are Green Watson
vice president and Mrs. Ella Mae
Watson, secretary. Mrs. Irene An
drews is publicity chairman.
Group To Meet: The Al Jordan
Choral Society will meet at Pill
grim Baptist church on Sunday,
April 25 at p. m. in the church
parlor,
To Hold Auction: The Down
town VS. Mems Club, active in
youth work in St. Paul, will hold
an auction sale on Saturday, May
% from l to 10 p. m. at the Down
town Y. Dave Levine will be the
auctioneer
st. Anthony Hill Garden Club
Meets: The st. Anthony Hill Gar
den Club met on April 10 at s p
m. at the home of Mrs Gladys
johnson, 973 Iglehart. The next
meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Ivy Massengill in Min
neapolis.
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Baby Blessed; Little Cynthia
Diane, infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Hickman, 667 lyle
hart. was blessed on Palm Sun
day at Mt. olivet Baptist church.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. b. II. Hunter. pastor. Miss
Edna Neal, 761 Rondo Avenue
was named as godmother.
Group Passes Through: The
Eureka Jubilee Singers. who have
Just completed one month en-
gagement in Edmunton. Alberta.
Canada, passed through st. Paul
on Wednesday morning, April 81,
enroute to Chicago. They viii then
entrain for Montgomery. Ala. to
start an extensive southern tour.
Members Of the group are Mrs.
Esther Gaskius Williams, director
and accompanies: Miss Virginia
Marshall, soprano, Mrs. DeQuence
Nelson Jordan, contralto and Al
bert Yarbrough, baritone. Mrs.
Nelson is the daughter Of Mr.. A.
w. Jordan, 5I7 w. Central. At the
station to greet the group at s a.
m. on Wednesday morning were
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Robinson.
their daughter, Kathleen. their
son, James III; Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.
Jordan and son, Peter, all rela-
tives of Mrs. Nelson.
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HOSTS TO ANcu
BOARD or DIRECTORS

Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Jones, TAI
st. Anthony Ava were hosts TO the
regular monthly meeting OF the
Associated Negro Credit Union
Board of Directors on Tuesday
evening, April IS.
Reports were made on the
Carey testimonial dinner,
Following business, a lunch
was served by the hostess
Members present were the
Mines, Clementine Sydcs, o. G.
Hall. Rosamond johnson, M
Gaines, the Messrs. Archie Civ
ems, William +. Warricks. Tai,
mage b. Carey, Marion @. Tay,
Tor. w. X. Young, James o. Mann
A, w Jordan, A, b. Cassius
Mickey Mcclure, Early Atkins
NJ. A. Boiling and Godfrey Raw.
lings
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Tour Goodwill Industries: The
Woman's Council of the Halle Q.
Brown House made a tour through
the Goodwill Industries plant on
Monday. April 10, and were served
lunch at the end of the tour. Each
employee has handicap of some
type and after seeing what they
have accomplished in spite of their
handicap, the different skills they
are adept at and their cheerful
outlook on life, one feels that one
should be happy and content that
one has all of his faculties.
Flying Needles Club Meeting:
Mrs. Eula Clemens, 4e9 Rondo
Av., was hostess to the Flying
Needles Club on Monday after
noon, April 1e. At this meeting
Mrs. Gladys Miller's birthday was
celebrated. She received many
gifts. Lunch was served by the
hostess. On Monday, April -, the
club played hostess at a surprise
stork shower in honor of Mrs.
Homer Bunny Wilson at the
residence of Mrs. Gladys McFar-
land, l016 Rondo Av. A color
scheme of pink and green was car
ried out in decorations. The after
noon was spent playing games,
followed by a delicious lunch