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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-26
Veterons Not Forgotten
VefeFons mot for9offen
Pouhatan Legion Auxiliary Works
TO Brighten Christmas In Hospitals

Membership was emphasize
during the meeting of Powhatan
Unit, American Legion Auxiliary
November II in the Recreation.
room of the Bank Of Powhatan
Mrs Vernon Wlnfree. president
presided
1t was announced that Mrs
William E Maxey. Jr. had sen
a box Of 25 gifts to the Gift Shop
ia Roanoke Veterans Hospital
and that a second box is ready fol
forward ne to Mcclure Hospital
Richmond These are being filled
by members. Under the same com,
mittce direction individual eli
boxes VIII be sent to two loca.
veterans now in service hospitals
Gift of TV Set
Mrs julia Anderson. Rehab4l-
tatlon Chairman said that con
tribution from the unit would b
made toward a teleVision set tC
be placed in the TB ward at Nc
Cure hospital, a combined gift Of
Fourth District Auxiliary mem
bcrs.
The unit Will provide $50 TO the
War Memorial Building trustee
for the privilege of using tn,
building as regular meeting
place A discussion followed il
regard to the purchase of a pane
for use in the Memorial Building
lounge
Proposed plans for the annua
Christmas Tree program in De-
ccmher were announced by Mrs
H A Kruger Mrs. Raymond
BOplt and NYe WilIia,,, 4 Nov
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-26
Belona

The Rev Robert w. Simpson
conducted his regular service at
Providence Church on Sunday at
tl:l5 a. m. after which there wa
4 congregational meeting held in
egard to the budget
Mr. and Mrs H. H. Dobbins
we're recent week end visitors o.
Nr and Mrs Frances Dobbins. of
5tatesVille, n c They were ac-
'ompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Paris
oobbins While in North Carolina
hey attended services in a church
erVed by the Rev Carlyle Nc
Donald formerly of Powhatan
:ounty
Guests of Mrs. Beulah walt
lall on Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Hudson Rudd. Mr.. and Mrs
Bernard Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Henry and MT. and Mrs
: A Leigers and daughter all
il Richmond.
MI. ana Mrs. Lewis Heath OF
Farmville, spent Sunday with Mr.
md Mrs Ollie Morrison
Mrs. Beulah Walthall and Mis-.
his Walthall visited Miss Ellen
Ahern and sisters in Chesterfield
county on Saturday
w r. Parker. Of Powhatan
vas caller at "Birdland Farm
III Friday
Guests Of Mr. and Mrs. w. j
hubbard during the week enc
we're Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hub
)ard Mr. and Mrs Leonard
Deem and children, and George
hubbard, all Of Richmond.
Miss Almeade Martin fell re.
emily at her home and. has beer
under doctors care. but she i!
recuperating nicely
The Rev and rs. Robert w
Simpson and little daughter wen
to Richmond on Monday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-26
Amelia Garden Club
Completes Plans
For Christmas Party

Miss Florence CLARK was host
ess I'd the Amelia County Garden
Club for its November meeting
Miss Elizabeth Denn,ng, home on
a visit was a guest and members
We're present in full attendance
Plans were made tor the clubs
Christmas dinner party on De-
cember l6 at Longwood House,
near Famville.
Specimen ribbons on chrysau-
hemums We're awarded to the
following exhibitors Mss Selma
4indle and Mrs, Halv Y Gals.
blue rlb5on. Mrs Charles Fam
'or, rec ribbon, and MIS- E. H
Burke yellow ribbon
Mrs X {. Rucker received a
olue bbon for her arrangement
Of evelgre5ns.
Du4na TIE formal program.
MIS- " II Elicit read the poem,
Garde. Memories by Ruth Mar
in ana Mrs. Helen Coleman de-
cribed the Burket Gardens IN
>laska These she said were the
most outstanding She saw on her
ccent visit there Mrs r. w.
Vaughan told about natural
arden Of Bear grass and melt
ne glacier streams on. a noun
ains-de II Glacier National Park.
A social hour with refreshments
oncluded the monthly gather
ng.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-26
Amelia Youths Win
HI All-Star Awards
At Petersburg Dinner

All-Star All Key Awards. en-
blematic of outstanding achieve
.nent in this youth organization
were won recently by Byron Ward
and Betty Ann Blanton. OF Amal-
county. and Leslie Beatty and
Lois Norton, Of NottoWay coun-
ty
Presentations of certificates Of
achievement and gold keys were
made November 10 at Petersburg
turing tbs first annual Al All
Star Key Award dinner for the
Southeastern District Of Is coun-
ties.
More than $50 persons attend
d as John L. Riley. of Richmond.
division manager Of Cities Service
Gil Company. sponsor Of the key
award program, made the pIeseu-
tations.
Principal speaker at the ban
1uet was Milo Margeau. Of Chica-
90 president of the Badgett Pipe
Line Company who praised the
All clubs as having the finest
fundamental program IN tie
country for building youth
Membership selection for kew
awards is based on the individual
achievement during the past year
Counties with fewer than 1000
HI members are allowed to rec
ommend one boy and one sill fol
the award
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AROUND Pine BLUFF

Mrs Beulah Cartwright of 2200 West llth street Iet
last week for Chicago where she will spend an Hoele
vacation as guest of Mr., and Mrs Isaac Collier,
Mrs Jimmie D. Massey, daughter Juliet ana so edr
vile of Ell Dorado guests of Mr. and Mrs MaNn T.
Jones last week, 80 -, r,
Mrs Thesoa Williams and children of 7o8 North Selaf
street have returned Woodbin Texas where MIS- WIZ
ams was called of the serious illness OF hef o
er whom she left much improved.
Mrs Harryette B. Harris has returned to her nome IN
Los Angeles after being called here account OF the de
of her sister Mrs s. and completing all business
transactions =,
Mr. and Mrs Earl Jones of 1919 West Puen are me
proud parents of sevenpound and tWelVe-oance uauehe
Janice Felicia arrived October l6 at Davis mspta MIS-
Jones is the former Miss Dorothy Clay Both mother ana
daughter doing fine
Mrs AIela P Bundles and daughter, left Monday iof
their home in City N j., after spending the past
several weeks here the bedside of her uncle H. l. Perry
who underwent surgery recently but back at MS desk
Mrs Celia Gilkey and Mrs Sarah Howard, have returned
from their trip to Knoxville Tenn where they represented the
Negro girl scouts of city Mrs Glkey the Brownie
roop leader of ST Peters Baptist church The hghgh
Of the trip the Smoky mountains,
The New Jerusalem Baptist church celebrated its Won
Paul Baptist church conducted the devotion Miss Willie B.
Thomas of AMIN college introduced the speaker Mrs Katie
Pierre Mrs lecture very inspiring The women
raised S430 80 Elouse Clark president Mrs Mary Whit
aker chairman airline Minor mistress of ceremonies
Rev P. H. Henderson minister
Fields Alteration shop, formerly located at III IL 4th
the Masonic Temple is located at SO Watson
boulevard Your business will be greatly appreciated
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ARe2sy $50 own.
Phone Us Your News - FIR 2-5938

49, william Marshall and wife, S21 West 33rd street was
MAY due to the illness of his mother who lives in Ida
Oklahoma r,, ,s 49,, 1901 ,,,
| her brother P. l.. Dorman, Graysonia hotel
"EorIes ZEE US Army, is home visiting his grandmother
carrie Williams 1907 Victory He will leave the city
ek for Chicago where he will visit his sister Mrs
1 rio Lee Ashford
p Homer Erwin jr 400 North Valentine has returned
after spending IS months in Germany. He is the grand
If Mrs Godie Moore.
Mrs sana Boyd 2409 High street is home from two
-. vacation in Seattle Washington, with mother Mrs
" Holt who was very ILL., Making her stay quite an en-
~, ore were W. o. ]. G. Willie and Mrs. Miller sonn-
and daughter also her granddaughter Jackie and Ton
5 fiance Mrs Boyd accompanied others drive 6700
m beautiful snow covered Mt Rainier with its 20 peaks
r. than $4,000 feet high Drove back thru Yakima with
vas Of delicious apples seeing the Puget Sound and around
thI Lake Washington and the floating bridge She
@ one mite in St Louis guest of Mr. and Mrs Pleas Davis
f there Mrs. Boyd attended II o'clock services in His
via 81 Paul DR.. c.. Wayman Blakely minister
Al former lettermen Of the Dunbar high school may OBJ
h free tickets the homecoming game by reporting to the
ad in person Friday between the hours of $50 m and
"a n m No tickets IN be given at gate
The freshman class Of Arkansas Baptist college will have
annual tea Sunday the residence of Mrs Mary Ella Will
ms 1908 Marshall thru 7 p m.
fall tea will be given in the recreation center Booker
mes in interest of state convention, Sunday, to 6 D. m
tea sponsors are Mrs Beulah Taylor and Mrs Mary Kemp
* Frances Matthews, president.
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Interesting Film
Shown at Confab

Delegates from here attended
the circuit assembly of JehoVah's
Witnesses held in Pine Bluff, Fri
day thru Sunday OF special in
terest was the motion picture,
The New World Society In Ac-
ton on Saturday night This
film was based on worldwide
preaching activity of Jehovah's
Witnesses and was produced by
Hollywood experts Among the
many scenes were several views
of international convention of Je-
hovah's Witnesses held in Yankee
stadium, July 1858, where 10000
attended from sc countries, Scenes
of other conventions held in West
Germany and South Africa were
also shown. The climax of the
assembly was reached at 8 p. m,
when J. A Thompson. district
supervisor from Brooklyn, N. Y,
delivered the lecture. Does God
Really Care"
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st. Paul AME Zion
Rev. 4. w. RiCks, pastor

The Seventh annual ses-
sion Of the African Methodist f
piscopal Zion church will be held
at above church. November Bird
This session will continue thru
the 7th, Many outstanding ce-
lebrities from out Of the state
will be present
The services were very good
Sunday. Out of town visitors
present were Miss Eloise Wash
ington, Mt Vernon Bapt church,
Louisville. Ky and cousin Of
Miss Gloria Marie Jackson, at
tended morning services. The sen
Ter choir furnished the music
Rev, Kicks, was the speaker Tues
day night at Allen Temple AME
church, in the baby contest pro-
gram Wednesday night Jacob
Memorial AME Zion church, the
pastors appreciation services and
delivered the sermon at Coleman
Chapels afternoon service in hon
or of the twelve years of Rev I.
C Gillian. The baby contest
closed Monday night. Little Miss
Martin was the winner
The Young people building and
Willing workers clubs met al ne
church a delicious lu ehzoa vas
served by the pastor
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fin-Jarrett was in charge of the
funeral. Mr.. Black served on the
deacon board at his church for
a number of years and he was
the manager OF the branch office
OF Ruffin-Jarrett funeral home
here. Survivors include. his wife.
Mrs. Artie Wallace Black, IA
ther. William Black, Morrilton;
three daughters, Mrs, Roy Foster.
Mrs. Betty Smith, Mrs. Otis Turn
er, Toledo, Ohio. two sons, John
T, William C.. New York. three
sisters, Mrs. Vase Vernon, Mrs.
Garry Hearty, Miss ila M. Black,
all of Plummervilie; one brother.
Robert Black, Little Rock; six
grand children Sgt Doyle
Taylor of Sheppard AFB, Texas.
left Thursday, after visiting two
weeks with his grand parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Winston
and his great grandmothre, Mrs.
Matte Westbrook
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Continued from page four
ute literally to this cause. Some
of our parents before us did not
live TO see this day nor the day
to come but their prayers have
not been forgotten and are being
answered. So we must help keep
the fight up for freedom by con-
tributing to this cause to end
segregation in every place
The singing union Of the Friend
ship district met at the Beulah
Grove Baptist church Sunday af-
ternoon at 2, with the president,
Donia Springer, presiding. There
was an unusual large attendance
and it seems as II the Angels IN
Heaven stopped to hear the me-
lodious voices as they sang. II Is
urged that each president Of the
various junior classes bring your
juniors to tAese singing unions
In order that they will be more
familiar with various songs dur
ing the singing conventions. Ar
dell johnson, director The
soul stirring revival which be-
gan at Evergreen Baptist church
recently with the principal speak
er, Rev J. Huey. Minden Louisi-
ana, closed Monday night with
many souls still on fire. n
number of persons were added TO
the membership. Ministers from
over the city attended this meet
ing and helped to fill the pulpit.
We appreciate the help from our
colored police force, who helped
to keep order on the church
campus during the revival. Mrs
GENEVA c. Lee, pianist was IN
charge of the music The
PTA held its monthly meeting at
WIS last Wednesday mite with
the president, Mrs. Hazed Peter
son, in charge. This was student
mite with many parents and
teachers present Refreshments
were served and games were en-
joyed by all. Mrs. Walter Dolphus
gave a wonderful talk ON health
and safety. The next meeting will
be held November 10. An interest
ing program is outlined Re-
member to go TO church Sunday
and every Sunday. Visit the church
OF your choice. We are living IN
day and land Of opportunity.
The Lord said through Moses. See
I have set before thee this day,
life and good and death and evil.
A long life feeds on good; an
early death feeds on evil. ] call
Heaven and earth TO record this
day againt you, that I have set
before you life and death, bless
ings and cursing Therefore choose
life that thou and thy seed may
See Ell DORADO-page eight
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81. Paul Church
In Musicale With
Mrs. Willie Lewis

NEWPORT-The choir aud dra-
matte guild of St Paul AME
church will present Mrs. Willie
M Lewis In her annual musical
recital Sunday night at o'clock
at the church.
Mrs. Lewis is we'll known as a
great soloist She sings beautiful
ly and has dedicated her talent
to Christian service. She is choi-
ster of the choir and serves the
community in many ways.
The program will consist Of
classics, Spirituals gospel songs
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son. At the close of the services
several members visited the sick,
who are Lueius Cox, 1919 Arch,
Mrs Susie Woodson, 1928 w. 18th,
Mrs, Ida Lucas, 1917 Pulaski and
Mrs Birdie Dunlap, 1905 Pulaski.
Members who made the tour
were from the following auxil-
iaries, Missionary society, Mrs
Lola Boone, president; Maids and
Matrons club Mrs. Lois Cox,
president. Solace club, Mrs. Mn
ME Thomas; Usher board. John
Noble, president and the Unity
club, Mrs. Ethel Harper, president.
The number of visits made this
week We're ten and the amount
Of donations, $3.50 Rev T M.
Chambers, ira pastor and Miss
Rosettt Harper, reporter
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s B. Handy
The Jones elementary PTA held its annual harvest tea
nav There were beautifully decorated tables Table
was sponsored by Mesdames E. " Anderson and Young
his table raised S3625 and first place Amount raised
tB10
The Pleasant church. Scott observed its pastors
Ay N Armstrong, Seventh anniversary Sunday. Rev P
Rowe pastor First Baptist church. Highland park de-
ed the anniversary Amount raised $26179 Mrs
i T. Lewis, ST. reporter.
The Usher union held at Eighth St Baptist church
6nay with S21404 raised The business meeting will
the Shiloh Baptist church. Rev George Wright pas
b November s, p. G. H. Brown president and Mrs
Handy reporter.
The PTA council will hold its worship service Sunday
ernoon at d. First Baptist church, 9th and Pine street
)w Jackson pastor Mrs Eva Dckerson president and
|S B. Handy reporter.
Spending period of time in the city the past weekend
ERE Addie Lee Butler guest of Mrs Christine Porch; Chas
LangS Arthur Jackson and Charles Porch, students at
PM&N college, Miss Verce Lee Sampson San Francisco
pest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Mosely.
In the city visiting is Cpl Vernon Tharpe US Army
et of parents Mr. and Mrs James Tharpe 720 Pine street
E Tharpe, who recently stationed at Fort Jackson,
ruth Carolina will Fort Benjamin Harris, Indiana
Miss Margaret Ida Mae Thomas, daughter of Mrs Ida
oma 1920 Cypress and Miss Dana Gean Clement, daugh
Of Mr. and Mrs w. E. Lemon jr 3415 Olive street. are
nOng 157 members of social clubs at Park college
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Gospel Temple Baptist
Sth and Harrington Streets.

The Golden Link usher unioa
held its program recently Parti-
cipating on program were Mrs
May Alice Jackson. Mrs f Brown,
Mr. Darlington Mrs, l.. Taylor
and the choir. Rev. P, A, Gold
gave the message Offering was
S719l. Ross Parker pre- ident,
Mrs Ella Crane. secretary and
Rev F. L. Alexander, pastor
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Memoriam

In loving memory OF our dear
father, Mr. R. j Palmer, VINO
passed October 81 1858
A precious one from us is gone,
A precious voice we love is
stilled,
A place is vacant in our home
that never can be filled.
Sadly missed by daughter, Mrs.
Elizabeth Palmer Jackson, Los
Angeles, California granddaugh-
tiers, Mrs L. Jones and Mrs. E
Hines; great great grandson, P.
L, Jones; great great grand
daughter. Mrs. M l.. Clark. San
Francisco. California.
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". N. Jones
Real Estate
211 Century Bldg
Phone Franklin 1882
Legal Notices.:
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, SIS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Lorene Bowlin, Plaintiff
VS.. No 10lll0
Melvin Bowlin, Defendant
The defendant, Melvin Bowlin, is
warned TO appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff,
Lorene Bowlin
Dated: October 18th, 1854
Diles & Freeman
Solicitors for Plaintiff
George w. Shepherd
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher, d. c,
10.22-29;11.5-l24 At
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With The Churches


There viii be a 1864 Queen
contest program given at tie St
Peter Rock Baptist church, l40l
W 18th street, Sunday night o
+. m. Sponsored by the Senior
choir Mrs. A Holmes, president
Rev F. r Evans. pastor.
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COLORED statesmen Wanted
two colored statesmen to repre-
sent an established Little Rock
organization. Must be of neat
appearance, have good refer
ence and car required. Ages
between 30 and so. Very spe-
cial training given permanent
connection. Dignified selling
and to those who can qrnlify
unlimited possibilities. If in
terested give full details. Box
1877, Little Rock, Ark.
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Esquire Black, who passed oe-
tober o. at a Little Rock hospital.
was funeralized at Union Baptist
church with Rev, S ] Martin,
DR.. Robert Dixon and Rev An
drew Roberts conducting Buf-
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WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas.
County of Pulaski, IS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Beulah McElroy Earsey, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 10ll22
Sylvester Earsey, Defendant
The defendant, Sylvester Earsey,
Is warned TO appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff.
Beulah McElroy Earsey
Dated: October 18th, 1854
Thad d. Williams
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Attorney ad Liten1
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards, d. c.
10:22-29.1l:5-l2 At
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Greater Harvest Baptist

The members enjoyed a lovely
sermon Sunday preached by the
assistant pastor. Rev. Joe Thoap-
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WARNING ORDER


State of Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski, IS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Jessie Mae Conway, Plaintiff
VS.. No. l01123
Essie Conway Jr, Defendant
The defendant, Essie Conway, Jr,
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff,
Jessie Mae Conway
Dated October l4tk, 1854
Thad d. Williams
Solicitor for Plaintiff
J. r. Booker
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards, ID. c.
10:22-29If:5-l2 At
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Specialize in shirts, dresses,
uniforms; curtains stretched,
and men working clothes. Lo-
Gated at 2419 Maryland, Phi.
FIR 4-029S. Mrs. Frances Mat
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BEAUTICIAN, with New York
experience, seeks work in
Beausy Shop. Call FIR 4-930S
Rose Jones.
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TWO LOTS
FOR SALE

Near Gillian Park; has Gas,
Water and Lights. Will Sell
On Easy Terms. Very Low
Price. Size of Lots, 30 by 1876
feet Each.
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E'and by The PRESS-It Stands by You!

The FIRST KNOWN
USE or COFFEE CEN
TuRlEs AGO WAS AS
A FOOD. WINE AND
MEDICINE. EVEN TO
DAY. AMONG THE
WANDE RING GALA
TRIBES OF Ar RtCR,
THE PULvERIZED
BEANS ARE MIXED
WITH FATS AND USED
AS A FOOD RATION
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STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP

Statement required by the Act of Aug. 24. 1912. as amended by the Acts of Mar. 3. 1898. and July ?. I946 lTiue 39. T. s. Code. Section 233D showing the ownership, man agement. and circulation of The Wrangell Sentinel published week ly at Wrangell, Alaska, for Oct. 9, 1854.
 1. The names and addresses of the publisher. editor, managing ed itor, and business managers are:
 Lew M. and Winifred E. Will Hams. publishers, WrangeH, Alas ka: Lew M. Williams. editor: l.. NJ. Williams, Jr. business manager, Wrangell, Alaska
 2. The owner is: of owned by q corporation, it's name and address must be stated and also immediate ly hereunder the names and ad- dresses of stockholders owning or holding 1 percent or more of total amount of stock. If not owned by a
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MRS. I. c. BJ0RGE AND MRS. JULIUS MASON IGNORED BY PRESBYTERIAN AID

Twenty-Five members of the Pres Lyterian Ladies Aid turned out last Tuesday evening for a special par ,y. following the regular business meeting, to honor the birthdays of Mrs. I. c. Biorge and Mrs. Julius Mason The affair was held at the II B. Thornquist hone with Mrs. Thornquist as hostess assisted by Mrs. Ray Baldwin and Mrs. E. R. Sharnbroich who made decorated birthday cakes for the honorees.
 After refreshments were over Mrs. Bjorge and Mrs. Mason were presented each with a tray full of gifts.
 Both women are longtime mem bers of the aid and have taken ac- tive and leading parts in affairs of the church for more than a quarter of a century.
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 ported on private ships so that pri- vate passenger service may be re stored The military 10 date has been adamant on this, maintaining costs could be greater. A reasonable estimate is that the congressional committee which has held hearings in Seattle the fore part of this month will in it's report have to write the epitaph of private serv- ice or 10 endorse and work for