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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-19
You Can Build Your Own Pinq-Ponq Table

able bent rods In place b the
regular pins. and are fastened
so they hold the center board
lip to the clear table half: then
when you withdraw the substi-
tute hinge pins. the table top
comes apart in the middle.
The middle leg pair, with legs
So inches apart overall so they
will fold between the legs of the
folded end pair. are hinged to
the screwed-down edge of the
l by 6 inch center board. The
middle legs will come II inches
in from the table top edge. After
attachment. they are trimmed to
project 29H inches from the
table top underside when opened.
Make Them Identical
The two end leg pairs are
identical. They have an overall
width Of so inches, which means
they will come inches in from
the side table edges. They are
hinged to the underside of the
table top so they will stand in 7
inches from the table top ends.
These too are trimmed for 29K-
inch projection, which will bring
the table level exactly 80 inches
from the floor.
The three folding leg clamps
are also identical. They are
hinged in place after the leg
pairs are attached so their place.
ment can be gauged accurately.
Finally. the table top is primed,
painted forest green, sanded
smooth, and marked down the
long center with a white line
"a inch wide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-19
BY Harold Smith

Table tennis has countless
home practitioners of all ages.
many approaching championship
caliber, There would be many
more except for the Is square
feet Of floor space monopolized
by full-sized table.
In response to numerous read
er requests, ! have worked out
q take-down table version that
can be built with simple tools.
For storage 1t requires Q space
only so inches long. 81 inches
wide and less than S inches deep.
Set up, it is Of standard tour
nament dimensions-9 feet long,
S feet wide. with its top 80 inches
from the floor. It's rigidity, with
three pairs of folding legs locked
( in position. exceeds the require
ments Of top-fiight table tennists,
for which we have the word Of
Sally Green Prouty. five times
national women's champion, who
tried out the prototype sketched
here.
For Better Practice
Tournament specifications were
followed with the thought that
the better home players would
want their practice on q table
like those encountered in compe-
tition. The fussier players insist
not only that their practice table
dimensions be standard, but also
that the table top material and
its finish be just so, because any
variation affects the balls be-
havior.
/ Official tables are 5 feet wide
and 8 feet long. and are of five
ply construction. expert players
insisting that the celluloid ball is
less lively on three-ply surfaces.
Ordinary plywood comes In a
maximum width Of feet, but
lumber dealers now stock table
tennis top sizes in either five-ply,
or the fimsier three-ply.
Incidentally, If you can buy q
top that isn't warped. or that
won't warp after you get it
home, you're lucky.
Sawn In Two Halves
For this project. have the lum-
Der yard saw the table top into
two halves. each exactly ~ feet
long. Your other lumber needs
will be a 4 foot length of by 6
inch pine for the center board;
80 feet Of l inch pine 4 inches
wide for the three pairs of legs,
and strip of s4-inch plywood 8
inches wide and about s feet
long for the three leg clamps.
Hardware requirements in
clude nine finch T hinges for
the legs; three az inch butt
hinges with removable pins for
connecting the two table halves
together; six 2-inch butt hinges
for attaching the three folding
leg clamps that hold the leg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-19

/ by 6 inch board to one half,
letting 1t project. out about Q
inches to form a lip for the other
half. The three connecting
hinges are supplied with remov-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-12
TURDAY NIGHT MAY l4th 1861 f. 260h ST
Ae~ 10 9et There

Drive out Euclid Avenue Eost 26 ST. mond Rd intersection and
Shopping Center Turn LEFT North EUCLID VETERANS CLUB
Eost 26Oh ST. OR Drive out Lake Shore Blvd 2h ST
RIGHT South It's the ST CuEos 260 Intersection Fine New
Building with oil modern tuces Ample checking and oshoom facilities
and
Ldrge. Well Lighted. FREE Porking Lot
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-12
REFRESHMENTS and DOOR PRIZES
Everything Is Being You q
TICKETS are STILL AVAILABLE
Coll GLenviIIe I-2298 or Liberty I-I2I3
The Fire Fighters Say THANK You"

To the Business People whose has made this
oo the hnonco that already Their
who will social they'll remember for
time We're doing everything hunonY possible make
q good time.
Fighters 500
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-09

of St Louis, was here visiting
MI and Mrs Gussie Lee Doss
Rev. c. S. Smith, pastor Of
Ward Chapel AME church of Au-
gusta, delivered the sermon at s.,
Paul AME church, recently when
the last quarterly conference Of
the year was held. The presiding
elder, Rev. W. B. Banks was Ill
and was unable to attend . On
the sick list are Hosea Pitts and
Pearl Anderson Mrs. Lille
Higgins, Mrs. Beatrice Bernes, Lii
onel Lockhart, Willie c. Adams
and Samuel Johnson were in Ma
rianna last week We sell the
STATE PRESS and Greeting cards.
See Mr.. and Mrs. James Rodgers
Rev. T. p Johnson and Mrs.
johnson of Ell Dorado, were here
last week visiting Rev. and Mrs.
z w. Liggins.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-09
PIN E B | u IF
Phone 3e73R
Rev. a. Smith

Miss Lille Henry has returned to her home St Louis
short visit here with Mr. and Mrs l. A Rice OF Zoo
Cherry street uncle and aunt
Mrs A J. Freeman of 1901 West Pulen street, is back
weeks vacationHg in New York City Albany Ne"
York Toledo Ohio, and Detroit and Chicago,
Little Jerry Verbs Powell of 1905 King street left
week Los Angeles where they joined their mother
Mrs Gertrude Coates Harris to make their home in the future
and Mrs Rufus Short have returned from Los Angeles
they carried their grandchildren 10 their parents Mr.
and Mrs. W, ], Crosby
Mrs Ruby Hawkins Young Milwaukee spending few
days in the city combining business and pleasure.
Lena b Jones' daughter Alberta and son, Johnnie
of North Cedar street have returned from three weeks va
cisco, and report a very pleasant trip
Careen Beason has returned to her home in Nash
Vile after twoweek visit here with Mr. and Mrs
cation in Los Angeles, Oakland Berkeley and San Fran
Willie Ellie of 25O3 Pullen
Charles Lomack SO North Cedar has returned home al
ter months stay in Los Angeles and Oakland
Mrs Odessa Hagood daughter Delois have returned
Chicago after pleasant visit here as guests
of Mr. and Mrs. S EWhite of 1904 West 9th street
Mr. and Eulas Adkins, Mr.. and Mrs, Norman Adkins
Crosse were the house guests sister Mrs
Grays and Mrs Matte Davis 26o1 West 18th ave
last week,
turned home spending her vacation in Detroit with her
husband
Theon Meyer his home 1904 Fluker street
after spending the in Milwaukee,
Miss Mildred Malcolm of 4410 Olive street has returned
brief vacation in Chicago guest of Charles
Malcolm
Dr. and Mrs VIM Slack returned to their home in
Dayona Beach, Florida after few days visit in the city the
guests of relatives and friends.
Gladys McKndra and son. Clayton of 1872 West Zhd
avenue have returned after year spent in Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Grays, Mrs. Matte Davis and Mrs
Alice Raw motored Magnolia Wednesday attend the
funeral Of Mrs Fannie ThreadgiL
Mr. and Mrs Phillips of 1903 ID West End avenue have
returned home after spending in Bloomington
Indiana New York City and Buffalo Toronto Canada ana
Chicago
Mrs Nette Johnson and mother Mrs M. c. Hollis have
returned Chicago where they spent the several
Miss Dolores Mays home after spending several weeks
in Los Angeles the guest of relatives and friends.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-09
Good Hope

Rev, Jackson of Huttig, preach
ed at Good Hope Sunday, The
pastor, Rev Redden was unable to
preach due to illness Mrs.
EudeIl SockWell left for Rockford,
III. recently, where she will join
her husband, Louis , Roy Blake
and James Louis Box, are here
from Rockford visiting their par
ents, Mrs. Fannie Blake and Mr.
and Mrs. James Box Mrs.
Matte Pearl Box of Rockford,
was house guest of Mrs B. L..
Sockwell . Linda Joyce Sock
well left for Ell Dorado Sunday
after spending a month with her
grandparents, Mr., and Mrs. E. b.
SockwelI Linda entered school
Tuesday Mrs. Annie Murphy
is on the sick list Mr.. and
Mrs. j. J. Harris were house
guests of Mrs. Louis Sockwell on
Monday mite Please see Mr..
Sockwell for your STATE PRESS.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-09

Elliott Of Detroit were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. N r. Elliott August
% and 80 They also visited Mrs.
Elliott's mother and other rela-
tives at EmmersOn Revival
services were held August 2l-26
at New Jerusalem Baptist church,
Rev. J, w. French, pastor was as
sisted during the day by Rev. W.
r. Hildreth. while Rev j. l.
Thomas Of E. Dorado preached at
mite. Seven We're received for
baptism and one on christian eX-
perlenee Money raised during the
week amounted to S24705
Miss Eletha Burch is spending her
vacation at Bradley Mrs, M,
T Browning and children of Flint
Michigan, have returned after a
visit with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ards Norful GlendoIyn
Faye and Lonnie Rena Anderson
spent their vacation with their
grandmother, Mrs. L. A. Crump-
Ter. 1IA7
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-09

recording secretary, Romanla
Savage; corresponding secretary,
Sylvia Smith; financial secretary
Lois Edwards, parliamentarian,
Annette Taylor, chaplain, Henri
eta Yancey.
The outgoing president, Miss
Sharpe, then turned the meeting
over to the incoming president
Plans were discussed pertaining
to prospective members. Names
were submitted of young ladies'
who are DESTROYS of joining the
organization: Doris Wardlow,
Mildred Hardy, Lozette Winstead,
Emma Overall, Harriet Pipes, Ber-
neice Thomas. Gail Allen and
Gwendolyn Washington, Plans
were made to send representa-
tive from the Youth council to
the National meeting of the NC
NV which will convene at Wash
ington. d. {. in November.
Mrs Gwendolyn Floyd for whom
the council was named, attended
the meeting She not only gave
her moral support but added
words Of deep encouragement.
Mrs Floyd invited all members
of the council TO be her guests
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-09
Dernl0tt
Henry l.. Hodges

Henry l.. Hodges
Mesdames M. F. Washington
and M. J. Watkins have returned
nome, after attending a meeting
In Los Angeles and visiting in
Chicago . Mrs. Minnie Cobbs
and grandson, Melvin John Of
Alexandria, La. spent several days
visiting her brother and siSter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Henry
23l N. School street Mrs Va
gania McCllnton of Detroit and
her two sons and daughter. have
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, W. M. Harmon 0. {.
Williams has returned home from
visit with his sister Mrs. W
b. Polk, Laurel, Miss. and broth
er, who is in the veteran hospital
IN jackson. Miss. . Mrs. Annie
Mae Maxwell was called to the
bedside of her mother, Mrs. Rain
ey Of Holly Ridge, Miss. Mrs.
Ralney is in the hospital there
Mrs. Josephine Harris reports
that, her husband George Harris
isn't doing so well. He is in a St
Louis hospital Benjamin +.
Troupe of Chicago, is visiting
friends here. He was a student
at Chicot county training school
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed of De-
troit were here visiting parents
and other relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Pratt . DR.. and Mrs c. W.
Morgan, son and mother-in-law
of Oklahoma City, were here Wis
iting friends. He is a student at
MBM college.
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RusseIIVi!Ie


X. f. Black
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. johnson
Of Kansas City, Mo, were guests
of her mother, Mrs. Viola Will
Hanson and sister, Miss Aletha
Williamson recently Mrs. Ar
quiller Webb is back after spend
ing ten days as guest of Mr.. and
Mrs Lawrence Briant of Water
loo, Iowa. While there Miss Webb
and the Briants motored to Mil
waukee and returned via Roches-
ter, Minnesota Revival serv-
ices at Pilgrim Rest BE will be-
gin Sept r. Rev. S. A. Martin
will be the evangelist Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Smith have their
two sons, Gardner and Charles,
and their families of Los Angeles
as their guests
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RefireS-

Continued from page ono
ed under his leadership Thru
varied demonstrations he was able
to get it over to the farmer the
surest way to success on the farm
is thru good, rich farmland and
good management bis work l
helping to stamp out disease a-
mong livestock and poultry speaks
for itself among the farm people
Many Of the younger set have
been inspired thru An clubs and
are now in professional fields or
doing good farm work. MIR. and
Mrs. Thompson reared and edu-
Gated four children all Of whom
are painfully employed. They re.
side at 1l05 West oath street and
are members Of Mt Zion Baptist
church.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-09

meetings were reported success
full Miss Mable Woods and
Miss Henrietta Shelton left for
college, Monday Miss Bessie
Mae Brown and Miss Myrtle Ma
RE Parker left for AMIN col
lege, recently.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-09

Yvonne Sharpe, who will enter
AMIN college at Pine Bluff;
Jackie Talley. Nellie Cooper and
Rosalyn Finn who will venture
to Talladega college. Mrs. Maude
Hampton is sponsor.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-09
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Miss Ruth Wiseman, L. Havki
and Mrs. Leonia Wafer d en-
cago, Mrs. Nj. A. WiSema I'd
Levonia Beasley of Fl DOad
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs 81
Griffin Mrs. Mildred NJ Cd
fin Anderson motored back %
Louisiana to reopen school Aua
20.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-09
Lynchinq-
Continued from page onel

enhower and Attorney General
Herbert Brownell for a federal
investigation of the crime.
At a press conference Thursday,
Governor White announced that
he has instructed the district at
torney to make a complete inves-
tigation of the killing.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-09
gregory
James Rodgers

Brother Hosea Pitts has return
ed home from the veterans hos
pital in Little Rock Some Of
the citizens cleaned and placed
flowers in the cemetery recently
o.. PTA meeting was held We'd
nesday at the school Cleo Guest,
president Mrs. Pinkie Tubbs
Of Walnut Ridge was a visitor
here last week with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Buddy Lane Of
Joncsboro, were here visiting rel
atiVes f. T. Brown is here
on furIough. He is stationed in n.
Carolina Mrs. Essie Kendall
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-09
5. 5. Taylor Says:
UNNAMED NE GROES

Bobby Brown" and "a Negro" followed rattesnake INTO
the woods and killed That is summary of American ms
tory An Negro has stood at the right hand of nam
ed white man in many endeavor civil and military lhere
are those who would like overlook minimize this
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-09
Meetings.

Continued from D8rn 0ro
Sharpe, presided over the meet
ing and installed the new officers
President. Peggy LaRue Williams,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-09
Pity TIE POOR PEDESTRIAN

1t has become a general habit of many motorists To ha
their cars across the pedestrians waway crossings Under
such circumstances the poor pedestrian has chance "
safe crossing get around the improper parked car ne
must walk into moving traffic
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-09
IMMIGRATION IN REVERSE

white boy has chosen to attend a Negro school IN LOUIS
Vile it reported When schools actually equalzed IN TACT
likely that white children, as well as coored WI"
in many instances prefer attend the nearest school
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-09
Eagle Mills
Mae Williams

The youth department Of The !
John Baptist church is giving
social to entertain all the y6d
of the community ;. Mrs q
rice Tnrower Of California kha
visiting her parents. Mr.. and "
Ellie Morgan Miss Jean Pa
lips is here visiting relatives !
friends The Church Of y
in Christ ended a very succa
full revival with IS members
baptism Mary L. Whl'ta
ton and Jean Morgan spentaE4
with Rev. and Mrs, B ]. Slnna
ing the musical institute held
Sparkman were Mines Mar
at Pine Bluff 90 Persons sIa'
Rhodes, Nancy Powell, james
Williams and Josephine Powell
Mrs. Annie NJ Williams
the sick list Mr. and W
John Bohanna had guest from .
Springs Sunday his niece as,..
panied by her daughter
Home demonstration club met
the home of Mrs, Gree MoIs
with agents, Mrs. c. M Sa,.
and James wilkins present
licious refreshments were sew
Don't forget the singing
ion to be held Sunday
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-07-14
Personals.

East Cleveland's Welfare Direc-
tor, Miss Mary Loomis was
stricken i'll while spending the
weekend in her home at Conneaut.
She is a patient in Lake County
Memorial Hospital, Painesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Cargill of
Hastings ave. are home from a
Florida vacation during which
they visited Mr.. Cargill's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Cargill at
Clearwater Beach.
Mrs. George Fairweather of 1888
East 133rd st. is a patient in
Huron Road Hospital where she
recently underwent surgery.
Memories of their recent wes-
tern trip will linger long with
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Meyenberg and
son, Roy of Ardenall ave. Follow
ing a visit in Phoenix, Ariz. they
went on to San Diego where they
thrilled to the majesty of the US.
fleet in the harbor. A side trip
to Tia Juana and the mission at
Capistrano before going to Los
Angeles where they visited the
LaJolla sea caves, and the new
Marineland of the Pacific, the
worlds largest oceanarium. After
a bit of beach combing along
coast resorts they started east
ward, adding the colorful spectacle
of the Grand Canyon and black
frightening sandstorm to their
travel experiences.
Items for this column may be
phoned to PO. 1873 or sent to
14600 Euclid ave. Deadline is
Tuesday at 5.
Carl NJ. Berger, 1854 Torbenson
dr., was among the successful ap-
plicants to pass the recent Ohio
State Dental Board examinations.
Mrs. Charles Jacobs and five
children of Portsmouth, Va, are
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Edgar Smith of 1470S Ardenall
ave. Mrs. Jacobs whose husband,
a US. Navy man is assigned to
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-07-14

more; Colleen Smith, 1906 Sixth;
Tommy Tefft, 1888 Gainsboro; I;
Carl Timm, 1851 Fay; Diane Trax-
Ter, 14207 Mayfair; Lois Watson,
13508 Milan; Roberta Yovarsky,
14104 Mortified.
Dorothy Smith, with "a books to
her credit has arrived at the
Alamo for the second time.
Boys and girls in the first, sec
ond and third grade are busy read
ing books which will be put on
their Davy Crockett Bookmark.
This club has a membership of
$50. Bookmarks have already been
started for SIS of these children.
Marilyn Graham and Louise Smith
have already started their second
bookmark.
Any boy and girl who has a
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-07-14
Cannings Auto Agency
Changes Ownership

Louis J. Trotter, former New
York automobile man, recently ac-
quired Henry Canning, Inc, the
Dodge Plymouth leadership at
14401 Euclid ave. The leadership
has been retitled as L. ]. Trotter,
Inc, the new owner said.
Before coming to Cleveland,
Trotter spent IL years in the retail
automobile business in New York.
He is married and has two sons.
A grand opening under the new
name is being planned. Trotter
added that the Canning sales and
service organization is being re-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-07-14
Davey Crockett
Lures Readers

The heat wave may have slowed
up some people, but not the boys
and girls enrolled in the summer
reading clubs at the East Cleve-
land Public Library. The member
ship in the Davy Crockett Club
for Main, North, Caledonia and
Rozelle Branch has reached 658.
Of these, 36S have already earned
their figures of Davy Crockett
and started their march to the
Alamo.
This week the following boys
and girls finished the game by
reading y books.
Rose Marie DiPietro, 14419
Potomac; Marilyn Doyle, 1870
Mortified; Margaret Koenig. 1851
Nela View; Dorothy Kovach, 1917
Savannah; Albert Morelli, 142O4
Ardenall; Joyce Quigley, 1903
Sixth; Rita Riendeau, 1862 East
139th; Kathleen Roche, 1852 East
ham; Carl Scarpelle, 14OO1 Strath-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-07-14

the Y.M.P. No. I, drove through
with Robert, 8; Lois, z; Janice, 4;
Thelma, 8; and Danny, aged five
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Emmonds
have returned to their home in
Chester, Conn.,, after a weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tyler of
15621 Hazel rd. Mr.. Tyler and
Mrs. Emmonds are brother and
sister.
Rev. Robert Secrist of Calvary
Lutheran Church and Alton Nc
Stay of st. James Lutheran Church
are spending this week as counsel
ors at Camp Mowana. Mr.. Nc
Stays son, Keith will be there as
a camper.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Seitz of
North Taylor rd. have been hosts
to Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Mclean
and daughter, Linda, of Toronto,
Canada. Mr.. Mclean is an exc
cutive in the Boy Scouts organiza-
tion in Canada and Mr.. Seitz is
7th District Commissioner Of the
Boy Scout Metropolitan Area here.
Friends of DR.. Arthur Green
wood will be interested to learn
that he has taken up permanent
residence in Colorado Springs,
Colo. after a year spent in Denver.
DR.. Greenwood, a dentist specializ-
ing in services to children, is the
son of Arthur Greenwoods of 1852
Graham rd. He is a graduate of
the dental school at Western Re-
serve University.
A number of East Cleveland
teachers are widening their hori-
IONS this summer by trips here and
there. Miss Janice Conklin, musical
instructor in the Elementary
Schools, and Miss Margery
Shields, Shaw High choral direc-
tor are visiting in Colorado |
Springs and other western points |
of interest.
England, the Scandinavian coun-
tries and the Continent sum-
moned Miss Twyla Gimmel of |
Rozelle and her travelling COM
panion, Miss Louise Nichols. They |
sailed from Montreal July 9Th.
They will be joined later by Miss
ADELAIDE Mcintosh of Helmsdale
rd. who is making the crossing by
plane.
All set for a trip abroad last
summer, an injured ankle kept
Miss Clara Clendennen of Shaw
at home. However this summer she
is making the trip together with
her sister, Miss Bertha Clendennen,
at Caledonia and an
other sister who resides in
Youngstown.
A freighter trip is being en-
ioyed by Miss Isobel Kline of Kirk
Jr. High who went aboard at New
Orleans, while Miss Margaret
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-07-14

library card at an East Cleveland
Public Library Is welcome to join
either the Bookmark Club or the
Davy Crockett reading club. The
clubs will close Labor Day.
East Cleveland Baptist Church
is well represented at the Baptist
World Alliance being held in
London, England. In addition to
their pastor, Rev. William e.
Towner and Mrs. Towner, other
members present are DR.. Angus
c. Hull, jr., head of the Cleve-
land Baptist Association, with Mrs.
Hull, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wickle,
Mr.. and Mrs Stewart Mclean and
Miss June Gibbs. Miss Gibbs is
spending the summer abroad.