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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-05-06
p.T.A.

The Parent Educator Depart
ment Of the st. Philomena Guild
is planning a dinner to be held
at the Colonial Inn on Wednesday
at 6 p. M, May 18th. Arrange
ments are being made by Mrs. Will
liam O'Leary, assisted by Mrs.
Arnold Dipple.
Father Urban Gerhardt is to be
the guest speaker.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-05-06
INSTALL OFFICERS
AT MAYFAIR

Mrs. Clarence Guenther, a past
president, will install the newly
elected officers of Mayfair PTA
Wednesday, May 18th at 1 AS p. m.
and the retiring president Mrs.
D. VIM. Graves will present her
successor, Mrs. Arthur Madison
with a gavel and pin. Returning
the compliment, Mrs. Madison will
present Mrs. Graves with the
customary past presidents in
sigma.
There will be a demonstration
program by the pupils, Kenneth
Williams will present the orchestra
and refreshments will be served
by Mrs. Arthur Yerty, Mrs. Frank
Hard, Mrs. Carmen Bevacqua and
Mrs. John Macdonald.
Incoming officers are: Mrs.
Arthur Madison, president; Miss
Sarah J. Wyncoop, honorary vice
president; Mrs. John R. Schultz,
first vice president; Mrs. Sten
Helm, second vice president; Mrs.
Otto Guenther, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Fred Raymond, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Wade
Ellis, treasurer; Mrs. Stanley
Bogas, historian.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-05-06
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Evening star., 1954-12-11
6roundbreaking SET
tomorrow Tor New
kensingion Church

Members Of Warner Memorial
Presbyterian Church Of Kensing-
ton, Md. win take part In q
groundbreaking ceremony TOR
their new 100000 church fol-
lowing the II am. service to-
morrow.
The observance, to be held at
the church grounds, Connecti-
cut avenue and Washington
street. Kensington, win also mark
the 60th anniversary of the
church's founding, IT was or
ganized In 1894 BY ii charter
members. One Of them, Harry
Martin, Is still an active member
The new structure. on the
present site. viii have q sanctu-
ary seating $50 persons. . social
hall. kitchen, classro0rns, meet
ing halls and pastors study.
Architects Of the Colonial l-style
building are Mcleod 81 Ferrara
Of Washington.
Work on razing the present
buildings win start Monday. with
completion Of the new structure
set for January. 1855. Mean
while. the congregation win wor-
ship in Kensington Junior High
School.
The Rev. Wendell 8. Tredick
has been minister Of the congre-
CATION since 1888. Courtland K.
Townsend Is chairman Of the
Board Of Trustees.
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New Building Ceremony
At Silver Spring Church

The Most Rev. Patrick A.
oBoyle. Archbishop Of WASH
ington. will dedicate the new
school, auditorium and convent
buildings Of st. Camillus Cath
Ole parish. Silver Spring, at
1880 am. tomorrow. There will
be a mass In chapel Immediately
afterward.
Most recently completed of
the buildings on q l5-acre tract
at 1900 st. Camillus drive, is the
auditorium m-chapel. which has q
double altar. centrally located,
which can be used from either
the auditorium or the chapel
side. Folding doors divide the
two into separate rooms when
necessary.
The auditorium building also
houses q soundproof nursery and
a kitchen.
Other buildings are a H.
classroom school which has been
opened since September and is
stated by the Sisters of Notre
Dame de Namur. There is also
a two-story convent with facili-
ties for. IL nuns.
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Cathedral Service
To- Honor District

The District Of Columbia win
be remembered in washington
Cathedral prayers at the II am.
service tomorrow.
The Rev. Luther D. Miller,
Canon Precentor Of the Cathe-
dral. win preach at the service
and music win be provided by
the combined glee clubs Of the
National Cathedral School for.
Girls and the st. Albans School
for Boys.
Since the regular Cathedral
Boys Choir Is on an out-of-town
tour. the combined glee clubs
viii also sing ct the 4 pm. all
musical service. Harlan ]. Lauf-
man. organist and choirmaster
Of st. Thomas Episcopal Church
here, will be guest organist at
this service.
Holy Communion viii be cele-
brated at 8 am. in st. Mary's
Chapel by the Rev. Canon G.
Gardner Monks and at $3.50 q. m.
In Bethlehem Chapel by the Rev.
Canon Charles Martin.
The Cathedral's Christmas
pageant viii be presented for the
fourth year ut 8 pm. Wednesday
in the Cathedral by 400 students
and choristers from the Cathe-
dral schools.
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Student Evangelisis Hold
Services Here Today

Four young men composing an
evangelistic team from Union
Theological Seminary, Rich
mond, Va. will take over the
services at the Church Of the
Pilgrims, Twenty-second and P
streets NV, today and tomor-
row.
All students at the seminary,
the four are Scott Mccormick.
jr., Of Huntington, w. Va;
George Aichel, Of Oakton. Va:
Robert N. Watkin. jr., Of Dallas.
Tex. and Ed Stanf1eld, of Hot
Springs, Ark.
Tonight the student evangel-
lists will work with the young
peoples groups Of the church.
Tomorrow. Mr.. Mccormick
viii preach at the II am. serv-
ice on "And Peter Remembered, -
while Mr.. WAIKIKI, will give the
sermon at the 7:45 pm. service,
"On Finding God" MIR. Aichel
and Mr.. Stanfield will assist the
other two at the services.
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Union Methodist Plans
New BuiIdinq Ceremony

Cornerstone laying ceremonies
for the new educational building
of the Union Methodist Church,
S14 Twentieth street NV. viii
be held at l2:15 pm. tomorrow.
The conversions laying cere-
mony win follow an II am. serv-
ice at the Circle Theater. 2l05
Pennsylvania avenue NV. ct
which the Rev. DR.. Ashury
Smith, superintendent Of the
West Washington District Of the
Methodist Church. win preach.
The congregation Is meeting in
the theater because at the same
time the new building is being
put up the present sanctuary.
which was erected In 1896, Is be-
ing remodeled inside.
The new education building
win add an auditorium. 10 class
rooms. q kitchen and library,
and. together with the remodel
ing Of the old structure, provide
room for a social hall and stage.
Remodeling viii also add to the
old sanctuary building an Office
and minister's study.
Also included in the new
building will be a wayside chapel.
fronting on Twentieth street be-
side the sanctuary. which will
be open to all faiths who wish
to use it, according to the Rev.
Edward B. Lewis, pastor Of Union
Methodist.
Mr.. Lewis said the new con-
struction and remodeling work
is expected to be completed by
March.
Evening star., 1954-12-11

ried and live with their families
away from the school.
Each student must put In two
hours every other week raking
leaves, digging culverts and gen.
orally keeping up the seminary's
physical facilities.
Even on rainy days the STU
dents don't get out Of the work
squad assignments. which on the
whole. they take very cheerfully,
In bad weather. II there is moth
ing else to do. they get lectures
from the schools maintenance
men on how to recognize and
cope with the more rudimentary
ills Of plumbing systems, electro
cal circuits and similar matters,
Due to licensing regulations the
amount of this kind Of work stu
dents can actually do at the
seminary is somewhat limited.
Began During War.
The work squad program be-
gan during World War II. It
was an extension Of an effort to
overcome the manpower short
age by having the seminary
students wait on table in the
refectory, a practice that has
been continued.
When the war ended and the
manpower situation eased, the
work squad program was re-
tanned. One reason was that 1t
saved the seminary money -
always a problem in a school
Evening star., 1954-12-11
Groundbreaking Rites
Set for Jewish Center

The Arlington-Fairfax Jewish
Center viii hold a groundbreak-
ing ceremony at Q pm. tomorrow
for its new $15o.00o addition to
the present center, 1920 Arling-
ton boulevard. Arlington, Va.
Aaron Goldman, president Of
the Greater Washington Jewish
Community Council, will be the
speaker. Rabbi Noah Golinkin
Of the center will also speak.
DR.. Frank Erwin, president of
the Arlington Ministerial AS
sociation. viii bring greetings.
The addition will have q
sanctuary seating 600 persons
and IL classrooms. Work on the
building will start Monday with
completion scheduled for the
spring.
Evening star., 1954-12-11
By Woods Honsen

There Is more to the making
Of an Episcopal minister at the
Virginia Theological Seminary
than what he learns in his
classes. seminars and religious
textbooks.
Among the more expected ac-
tivities Of the seminarian Is field
work. After the first academic
year students spend their week
ends preaching at missions and
acting as student assistants at
nearby Episcopal parishes-tak-
ing part in services and working
with Sunday school classes and
young adult groups.
Another program which comes
during the summer between the
seminary students first and sec
ond year is clinical training.
This involves three months
work with the chaplain of q
mental hospital or q correc-
tional institution.
Work Squad Program.
But perhaps the least likely
Of the activities at the seminary
is conducted during the school
year and is known as the work
squad program. It amounts to
almost purely physical labor on
the grounds.
All 180 students at the sem
mary are in this program, in
cluding nearly half who are mar
Evening star., 1954-12-11
DeodIines Listed
For Releases on
Christmas Music

The following instructions
should be carefully followed
for Christmas church music
releases:
/. Church music for De-
cember 20 -23 win appear Lii
The Star of December 1D..
Releases must be received by
the Music Departments BY
noon, December IS.
Q. Church music for Christ
mas eve and Christmas Day,
win appear on December 23.
Releases must be received by
the Music Department by
December 20.
Evening star., 1954-12-11
Congregationalists Meet
In New Plant tomorrow

The congregation Of the Rock
Spring Congregational Church,
Rock Spring and Little Falls
roads, Arlington, will hold first
services in its newly enlarged
church and education building
at $50 and II am. tomorrow.
The minister, the Rev. Paul r.
Hunter. will preach on THE
Witness of the Church" at both
services.
Constructed at a cost of $l10.-
900. the new addition trebles the
seating capacity Of the sanctuary
and provides additional class
rooms for the church school,
more room for the library and
Office space for the church staff.
Evening star., 1954-12-11
Theology School Speaker

The Rev. Keyin Connolly. pro-
fessor Of Moral Theology at the
Dominican House of Studies. viii
speak on 'Incarnate omnip-
otence' before the School Of
Theology for Laymen ct 8 . m.
Monday in the auditorium Of
Trinity College, Michigan ave-
nue. at Franklin street NE.
Evening star., 1954-12-11
Rabbi Weinberg Lecture

Rabbi Dudley Weinberg. spirit
ual leader Of Temple Ohabei
Shalom, Brookline. Mass, will
lecture on "The Right Order of
Things" at the Sunday morning
pulpit Of the Washington He
brew Congregation, Massachu-
sets avenue and Macomb street
NV, at IL am. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1954-12-11
Dr.. Fox TO Speak

DR.. James Harold Fox, dean
Of education at George Washing
ton University. will speak on IF
We Are to Live in a Modern
World We Must Be Smart" dur
ing the International Crossroads
Sunday morning breakfast at 8
am. tomorrow In the Central
YMCA, 1885 G street NV.
Evening star., 1954-12-11
Seninorions Nix Manual Labor With Studies

where the Students tuition only
pays about one-third OF the cost
Of his education.
The other reason for retaining
the program is that 1t gives the
students, In the words Of q men,
ber Of the seminary's administra-
ton. instruction In the rudi-
ments Of plumbing and carpentry
and other things that every
rector should know to his. souls
health"
Evening star., 1954-12-11
Cairo Professor 10 Lecture

DR.. Mahmoud Y. Shawarbi,
professor Of chemistry at Cairo
University, and currently visit
ing professor at Fordham Uni
versity, will lecture at the
Islamic Center, 1851 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV. at Sis
pm. Tuesday.
Evening star., 1954-12-11
Non -Secturion Church

The Christian Rose Cross Nom
Sectarian Church will discuss
Psalms Of Healing" during a
meeting ct 4 pm. tomorrow in
the YWCA. Seventeenth and K
streets NV.
Evening star., 1954-12-11
Dr.. Docherty to Preoch

4 The Rev. Or. George M.
Docherty. minister of the New
York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. will preach on "Magnifi-
cat" at the church's $50 and
II am. services tomorrow.
Evening star., 1954-12-11
Ethical Society Meets

DR.. Edith Weigert, director Of
the Washington Psychoanalytic
Institute, will speak on "Psy-
chology Of Religion" at a meet
ing Of the Washington Ethical
Society at II am. tomorrow in
its headquarters, 1922 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV,
Evening star., 1954-12-11

INTERDENoMINATIoNAL
Evening star., 1954-12-11

CHRISTMAS PLAY
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full or part time; honest. reliable
GIRL, colored. desires Job as q store
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LADY. colored. exper., desires DAYS
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slTUATIoNs-WoMEN

COMPANION to semi invalid. elderly
person. light duties; small salary:
GOOD home; refs. Box 62-B. Star.
NURSE, practical, wishes psychiatric.
paralytic or cancer case; references.
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sal. rea'cnahle; experienced; refs
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case Of any kind: hospital training;
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ATTENTION, EMPLoYERs - Avail,
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INC. 1740 K st. NV. RE. 1853.
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COLoRED MAID. doctors once,
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Cd0HoRED GIRL desires work as
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ROOMS FURN.-N.W. Cent }

AREA DUPONT CIRCLE-ssle. and
DriSils. Hiu.' SS-s74S.0 I 0gi1o Q IRo e. NV: w.
1921 HARVARD sT.-Basement rrn.;
GEORGETowN@Roo;m for vorkins
girl; desirable loc. Bus stop 1t door:
5s3 Iit6 ST. N.W.MHesTrt = OF 81 down.
town; sgles. and dbles. Daily maid
saSt' ssso. ooVERssoeshi asesi ssa a6EsT Vi hogsE
1s77 MASS. AVE. N.w.-pvt. rm in
one couple. $28 month. @12
N.W.-Pyt. home, continuously warm:
or men; good transp; very
ress. No other roomers. RA. 6-7S75.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Laree COM
soTts's ons house, rm ~ aa coe oats pT gGnn: s per.
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home; wS good traPsD. tz1aD ala7 ssth st.
CLEAN. beaut. furn. sleeping rm.:
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ATfRAcTTITvEE RIM. in owners we'll
ssoxer n0s SIS aa'e'nns mo- 1919 'ih sitmore Hse
WALTER REED AREA-Well-fu
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GoRNEs SpIi iaS RM isan1 pvt a Ssth ssPs %sls:
IN closet; COW. to transp. $40 week.
scoTT CIRCLE. 1903 o ST. NV
Extra large. bright front rm. Clean.
ea. l person. S1O. DU. 7-4e20.
1913 L ST. Md fir. rm. with
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MASTER BEDRM., newly decor, pvt.
bath, garage, phone in room; one
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10th AND IRvING-Lovely lge. rm.,
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NEAR WALTER REED-7005 Sth st.
siaS'sd ssS mo sun PA DG5ch scas7 Unlimited phone;
51I1 COLO. AvE.-Attractive twin
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roomlns-haouss' '1a'i' Issss. 81. s.sa40. Ess.IS:
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and Ice housekeeping rms. Semipvt.
bath S45 mo. See Res. Mgr at
1929 Newton st NV, tbet. 14th and
18th SITS. D.. Excellent shopping and
transportation area SHANNON C
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES

RADIO AND Tv repair: eve. classes;
81 weekly: nom segregated. TELE-
VISION INSTITUTE. MA. S-325a.
SING AND SPEAK CORRECTLY
Learn In 10 easy lessons. BASIC
SINGING INSTITUTE 10 6-07si
POSITIVE THINKING for more hap
piness and success Glass taught by
exper. teacher Is Low enrollins new
students. S25. Call DU. 7-1352
mornings till !.
FREE dav secretarial course in ex-
change for once help, Sat. and one
afternoon, Call MA. S-4630. Iii
NEW CLASSES starting in shorthand.
typins. bookkeeping. comptometer,
small classes. saves u time; excel
positions. some paving S10-$S5 wk.,
start immed. BOYD SCHOOL. zoo
18th unuuirel. cor. G tNA S-2340)
LANGUAGE RECORD COURSE, Span.
ish; never used; SIS. CO. 5-51S5.
PBX COURSE; lob place.
ment. AMERICAN BUSINESS SCH
1919 F st. NV. Ma. S-4l42.
PROFESSIONAL BROADCASTING
Glasses start Jan. IL. Be working
at raci" station by spring tday
ciasses) or summer tevening clasSes)
JOB guaranteed. 1877 11th st. NV
ME. S-Jo55 10
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LADIES

Earn money in your spare time by
taking orders among your friends
and neighbors right around your own
home for HARRIET HUBBARD
AVER cosmetics for the Washington
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WOMEN ssl.S...d s% $40 VIZ With VII .i,f,1a 50nus
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Quoting business efficiently such as
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Salary excellent while learning:
MnSt s4hlE hsFe stsr references write s s0S
PART TIME-Any lady can earn up
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4.a:s. Washington, d. G. -
CAREER IN TRAVEL-Do you want q
ieb free from routine boredoma II
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in MANAGEMENT Of Sc. apt. develop
ment. in return for 2-bedrm. apt.
S, No young . children9 or pets; Son. write lite
Box 422-E. Star. -6
dre i've IN sfS SaEs WE lSr With foom
START THE NEW YEAR with Q
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METICS. JA. $3.50 after 8 pm.
9 LADIES for display work; use OF
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q day: no experience necessary.
Write MR.. w. BROYLES. RIM. 210
330S 14th ST. NV. -l2
500 MONTHLY for wearing lovely
dresses given to ycu as bonus. jus /
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. average SO per hrs no canva ssing,
delivering. collecting or investment.
Free training; car and phone needed.
For further information, call 8 to
IL. KE. s-5052 or uN. 4-1S4s. -s
AMERICAN AIRLINES -.
Statistical clerk-stenographer; back
Ground statistical accounting or eco.
nomics; typing and shorthand re-
quired: 40-hour week; free trans
portation privileges: approximately
$4,000 per year. Apply 10 am. tc
4 pm, Room 400. 91S 18th st. NV.
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