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MRS. DAISY BARETIElp,
MOyHER o. SWIM
cAilDREN DIES MERE

Mrs Daisy Hareneld. a.. N1i
irving Az. ~. died Saturday. Oc.
tcher - IN Glen Lake sani,criur
after y brief illnoas
Mrs uarncld native ~
Memphis, Tenn, had hvrd In Min
neapons since 1891 She was 4
member VI Friendship Baptist
church
Survivors are rVe daughters
Mrs Ruth Hull, Minneapolis with
whom she made her home Eliza
beth Harms, Thro Gregory Susie
Chcnn. all % Milwaukee, WIS
Rornic lee Jordan. Memphis
Tenn. three sons George sorrcll
Minneapolis Nose lee. Nilwpu-
krr. ami John n Simpson, Mem
pitts five sisters and seven
brothers, all living elsewhere and
thirteen grandchildren.
Funeral services were held a.
: 80 = m Thursday, October .
At Friendship Baptist church with
Rev l. G Harris officiating
Tho remains were shipped tO
Milwaukee Tor burial on THURSDAY
evening
Mrs Theo Gregory daughter
ami p0ruthy Davis. a graniiauEh
ter came 90 Minneapolis FOR the
funeral and returned 10 Nr'wsu.
krr with the remains Mr. and
Mrs nm AMI daughter. NovrU'
and George Sorrrn aiSn won't 20
Milwaukee - attend firal rites
wNShri ENyrrral Home was In
charge ~ the service
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FINAL RiIIs Mid EoR
MRS. KITTY KNOX ON
MONDAY, OCyOBEp "a

Mta KITTY Ethel Anderson
Knox, d2T Eighth Az ". died last
Thursday, October 20 st tho home
ot her sister. Mrs Alma Duncan.
d2i Eighth Az n with whom
sh" mad. her home She had been
In poor health Tor anne time and
seriously ~ FOR the pas, trrr
months
She was born IN rlatt CITY. Mo
December -. 1900 She came to
Minneapolis IN iOiT and lived here
until 1912 when shr moved 10
Duluth. MINI A year ago she ~.
turned To- Minneapolis and made
her home with Mrs Duncan.
She was member ~ Zion
Baptist church where funeral ser
vices were held NJ = m Monday
October -, with Rev Charles y
Jones officiating
Surviving are eight sisters
Mrs Alma Duncan and Mrs Irene
Wilson or Minneapolis. tho Mines
tiEstc Rrtscoc. Arlene Dixon and
Nctuc trwtS 81 I.cavcnworth
kans Mrs. Spence Rovd. Denver
Colo. Mary Mason Clara Sell
stanford Conn, srvrn brothers
Frank. jac Jesse Omega. WI.
burt, Ernest and Lester Andcr.
SON. all NJ Leryrnwurth. KanS.
several ntrces and rcphcws and
other relatives
Burial was IN CrystaI Lake
Cemetery woodari Funeral HOME
was IN charge " the service.
The Mines tiEEie Rrtsror. Ar,
lcrc Dixon, Ncttic Lewis sisters
and lac, Omega snd wllburt An.
drrs0n. brothers, all u Leavrn.
worth. kans, came tn Nirnespo.
lis To attend funeral services
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FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST

The Lord - my shepherd
shall not want" Psalms %
Truly the Lord is our shepherd
We enjoyed \ wonderful service
Sunday morning, October %. with
our pastor, Rev. l. G. Harris, de-
ltyertnE the morning message He
has returned from ST Louis Mo
where he conducted a revival
meeting for Rev. r Brown he
brought ms an inspiring message
Mr. Charles Carr. Mrs Elsie
Carr united with the church by
Christian experience. They are
formerly Of Pilgrim Baptist
church. also Mrs Flossie T
Barnes ~ St Marks Baptist
church. Bryan. Tex. We thank
God for the additions
MANY visitors were in attend.
ancr and we enjoyed having them
Please come again.
We extend sympathy TO the Hll
family in the loss Of their mother
Mrs. Daisy Bsrsficld We all must
answer that call some day -
Bessie Bclfry. reporter
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Gus SCOUT COMMITTEE,
DEN MOTHER Met

The Cub Scout Committee ~
Pack 20. Boy Scouts Of America
met On Tuesday. October - az tn
home 81 Mr. and Mrs Lester r
Boyd. - 81 Anthony Az
Plans were made FOR a pack
meeting on Friday November I ~
the NtNfic,d school A check Cor
$40 FOR the purchase % q pack nRE
was received by the committee
from the LoaferS. Inc. Fifteen Sp-
pHcs,iors were received New cub
sCoUts will BE- welcomed AZ the
pack meeting
Mr. Boyd - chairman % -,
committee Others present incIui
81 Martin Rrr,kins institution
representative. Robert Smith
treasurer. Alexander n jordan
cuhmes'rr. Drrsld Ra-n'T svg's
tart cuSr,aS'rr. John O.NcBl y
ard Frank Srhf-s
Trn mothers present wv 'Nr
Nr'rs Lester = Rovi tru'S Sims
prVsuEhniA Scott and Helen Bur
kry
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Construction Workers
Attended League
Conference Sundoy

Good attendance was reported
at a meeting Of workers in the
construction trades arranged by
the st Paul Urban League on
Sunday. October % at Local 5i6,
Dining Car Employees Union The
purpose Of the meeting. accord
ing 10 Richard X. Fox. industrial
secretary Of the st Paul Urban
League was 10 discuss the extent
of Negro participation IN the
building and construction unions
IN st Paul
Another meeting will be set dur
ing tho month Of November TO dis
Cuss these problems further. Per.
sons now employed IN constnic-
ton work and others with alCills
such rs painters, electricians
brickIayers carpenters. etc. who
are Interested IN affiliating with
unions or who are current mem.
bers, ARE invited 10 attend the
next meeting Notice Of which will
appear In this paper
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MT. OIIXET BAPTIST

Sunday. October %, marked the
18th year Homecoming celeora-
ton at Mt. Oliyet. Our pastor,
Rev. Il. II. Hunter, spoke from
the theme that was used for the
occasion, Fruit Of the Harvest
text, Exodus % 10.
Music was rendered by combtn-
ed choirs.
One addition was made 10 the
church by Christian experience.
Following the welcoming OF VS.
itors and former members by the
pastor, we retired TO the dining
room and were seated at tables
decorated in the Homecoming
COLOR of leaves. pumpkins and
fruits. A delicious turkey dinner
was served by the social commit
tee. which included Mines. Helen
Wagner. Blanche Everson. Queen
f. Taylor, Vida L. Hopkins, Mary
Rice, Pearl Mcintosh, Bertha
Nlckerson and Josephine Hagan.
Mr.. Holman, l0l years old a
resident Of Crispus Attacks Home
was the Oldest member present.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Ma
omi Thomas.
The symbolic significance of
table decorations was given by
Mrs. Josephine Hagan and special
tribute to Mr.. Holman. Harvey
Hopkins conducted the program
at the dinner hour.
Visitors registered for the day
were Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Harris,
Mrs. Fern Helm, Mrs, Elsie Hall
Of Zion Baptist church. Mime
apolis, Robert White. Statesville,
N C., Mrs. Annie Clifton, Birm-
ingham, Ala. MIS-. Fox, Willie
Jones OF New Hope Baptist
church. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Jordan and family Of Pilgrim
Baptist and Mrs. Naomi Thomas
Of ST. James AME church.
Clmaxing the day, was a
musical program presented at $50
D. m. Talent from Bethesda Bap-
list church. Minneapolis and the
Cantorians directed by Alexander
Jordan were guest artists as well
rs home talent was presented.
Flowers were donated by Mrs
Lillian Arnold in memory Of her
mother. Mrs. Anna Ragland.
Decorations were by VIVA girls.
our continued prayers are e~-
tended 10 the sick and shut-ins
You are always welcome at the
Church With a Friendly Welcome
Church reporter
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votieon Denounces
Race Bios In
Cofholic Church

view orleans ~7 (AFPJ 7NsHgs
ious peace reigns once more In the
Catholic parishes Of New Orleans.
but internationally. the voice Of
the Vatican City. headquarters Of
the Roman Catholic church. thun.
dered M u denounced the idea Of
racial aggregation and bias In the
church.
Referring % u New Orleans In
cldrnt Of Oct. 2. when pariAhionera
Of 81 Cecilia Mission at Jesuit
Bend refused TO let a Negro priest.
the Rev. Gerald Lewis, celebrate
mass there. tho article dcplored
the parishionsrA' actions
The whites denied him his rights
because of his race, Archbishop
Joseph Francis Rummci followed
through and suspended services
there at once,
Through the official Vatican
publication L'Oaserval0re Romano
tho Vatican CALLED the New Or.
leans action "sacrilcgc." Under
the headline. "Th. stain or Color
the paper called the strpa taken by
Archbishop Rummsl. prompt and
admirable"
OF the church's attitude toward
the incident, the journal further
stated
The university Of the church
excludes no one from believing.
seeking salvation, accepting. striv-
INK or praying with the church
Racial exclusion IL u sin against
the nature of Catholicism
Indignation In New Orleans and
vicinity first started In 1903. whcn
the archbishop ordered the end Of
aggregation IN the diocese THIS
meant the end ~ segregation In
the parishes. IN the schools and In
the mass
His action also meant that Ne,
grocs would not have Ia wait nj
the end ~ the line for holy con-
munion The archdiocese also has
completed plans for Indignation Of
kindergarten and first grade pu.
pills In September 1860
The white Council nf Catholic
School Cooperative clubs Cstmilar
Ia the Parent Teacher aaancia
tinnsi has voted unanimously AZ
gainst Indignation,
Rev Lewis IL native 81 Pan.
ANA and teaches science aud
math AZ the high school ot ~
Aug,lstino's seminary, Hay ~
Louis. Mas
OF It's faculty of ~ priests, SIX
are Negroes. Of its lower grade
students, ~ are white and ais are
colorcd. and of its scmina,tans
half are colorcd
The lone Negro priest or the
archdirens IL the Rcv Aubrey =
Osbourue
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ZION BAPTIST

The Cross and The Church
was the subject OF the messag,
Rev. n w Bolts brought at In,
morning worship service Sunday
October % Text was taken from
Gal. 3 rs. We were reminded that
Christ gave himself for the church
therefore the Christian church has
the authority OF Jesus. Unless W.
put Christ in the center of ouI
lives there IL no hope for the Ia
ture.
The ordinance Of baptism wa
administered following the morn
ing service.
At the 4 p. M hour the Senior
Choir came to us in their annua
fall concert II was a wonderful
musical treat for they were truly
at their best. Willie y. Hale wa
director and accompanies wer,
Ralph Primm. Mrs. Velma Wardel
and Miss Ethelyne Williams.
The church extends Congratula
tons To Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Jen
hAiss "iA' ~ HA'hN VI
son, Kelvin. and Mr.. and Mrs
Cartel Cooper, parents OF a dear
daughter, Anita.
Our prayers and heartfelt sym
patty To Mrs. Alma Duncan anC
family in the loss OF their sister
Mrs. Kitty Knox.
Our visitors for the day wer,
Mrs. Fennyc Smith, Joseph Nit
chell. Minneapolis; Sammie anG
Rosie MCCurley OF Duluth, Mrs
& Davis. William and Bav,
Strand OF Kansas. Mary f.. Jones
OF Louisville. Ky.
All OF our sick and shut -ins ar,
progressing nicely. Our church re-
porter is also home from the hos
pttal. Continue TO pray for IN,
sick and saddened.
You are cordially invited to wor
ship and fellowship with us at nj
services Rev n w. Bolts. pas
tor
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BETHESDA BAPTIST

Our pastor. Rev. Worth L. Bar
bour. chose for his subject Sunday
morning. October %, Why Am I
A Christian 30, scripture ST. Luke
AIS and John l7:lS. His text,
The Spirit of the Lord Is upon
me. Because He Amounted me to
preach good tiding TO the poor.
AS thou didst send me into the
world"
The Senior Gospel Choir and
MusicettS rendered the music un-
der the direction OF Mrs. bessie
Gresham. Leads were taken by
Miss Mary Howe, Mrs. Addie
Smith and Mrs. Betty jackson.
Members received by Christian
experience were Miss Eunice
Evans and James A. Ferguson.
The evening message was de-
liyered by Rev. John Young. His
message was taken from Romans
s:l4. For as many as are led by
the spirit OF God, these are sons
Of God" His subject was Spirit
ual Labor"
We extend a welcome TO our
visitors and II you have no church
home. we extend a hearty wei
come TO Join with us.
Following a delicious dinner
Wednesday evening, October ID
al the church, prepared by MI
Eugene Johnigan and his commit
tee the Every Member Canvas
was presented by the various com
mittees and accepted by the mem
bership. We wish TO commend the
general Committee and the dinner
committee for their cooperation,
spiritually. financially and physic-
ally and progress made toward a
greater fellowship for a success
ful canvas and harvest for Jesus
Christ
George Daley Of 2433 Fifth Az.
s. returned TO Mt. Sinai hospital
Sunday, October % for further OBJ
servation.
We wish TO extend our deepest
sympathy TO Mrs. Ernestine
Wright and family in the recent
loss Of "A loved one in another city.
At7p. m. Sunday evening, DC
tober 30, there will be a baptis-
NAL service and the right hand OF
fellowship extended to new mem
bers.
Let us continue In prayer Tor
our sick and shut-ins everywhere,
on our sick list are George DALEY,
Mrs. Amanda Lawson. Mrs.
Primm and Mrs. w. Jones.
Sarah Benson, reporter.
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Funeral Services For Miss
Jeanette Johnson Were
Heid tuesday, Oct. rs

services Tor Miss Jeanette John
son, 90 formerly Of 2si0 Tenth
Az. s who died Sunday. october
l6 in Receiving Hospital. Detroit,
Mich. were held AZ II a. m Tues
day, October -. AZ ST. Paurs
Church % God in Christ. 10Th ST.
AMI Fourth Az s Rev J @ Wig
gins pastor. officiated
Names 81 survivors and other
details wcrr not available at press
time
Burial was IN Crystal take
Cemetery
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IN NFNORIAM

In loving memory Of my dear
husband, James l.. Mckinney who
passed away six years ago. Octo-
her 81. 1919
paws Of sadness still come
over me,
Tears in silence often flow:
For memory keeps you ever near
me.
Though you died six years ago.
Sadly missed by his wife, Luna
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To wash your tile bathroom
noor ~ q cleaning white. ADJ
little ammonia ~ tho snarsudS \
starr scruhhInE brush will erase
stubborn spots but such spots
wont have a chance - develop II
you rcly On Suds several times =
wvrI
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mcIhhil, l<5i ~. avon Idul
NJ. Patton. g51 st Anthony Az,
and Dale E. Anderson. 500 Como
Az
Final figures showed that the
area went over the top with CON
tributions totaiing SlO.36i. Mrs.
Alice s. Onquc. executive director
Of the Halle q Brown Commun-
ity House. In n letter 10 Mr.. Pat
ton and Mr.. Light. commended
them for their excellent leader
ship, Mrs. Onqus said Il feel
without question this has been
ono of the best demonstrations ~
n united community effort in the
Rios-Lsxington area.
Expressions Ia this effect have
been made by those familiar with
tho history Of the annual Chest
campaign The Halle q Brown. a
Rcd Feather agency. has planned
an appreciation party In honor Of
those who participated IN the
drive. In the near future
Assisting on Mr.. lights team
we're the Mines. Gerald w, Lewls.
Charles y, BarncA. Harold Efick
a1n, Robert Harris. George James.
J W. Mcmillan, Rufus Payne, Don
Johnson, Mary l. Morris, Dan Nc
Adams. and Dr Charles " VII.
iiamB.
Others were Miss lone Brown.
MisS Kathryn MugRabcry, Miss
Marian Williams. Charles Robin
son, Henry Johnson and the Mines.
Fred ~ keber Ira Allen. Arthur
MoWatt. Ella ~ TRAILER. Paul
eastman and Loueila Magce.
Workers assisting Mr. Patton
Included w A. Young, Lorenzo
Carter, Ernest Greene. ". G..
Cooper and tho Mines. W. u, Wal
kcr, y, Vincent Owens, ~ ~.
Lewis, Paul Wood. Theodore Alien,
Minnie Raymond. Macco Moody.
Dolores Wlthers. John Stanley and
and Miss Frances Ciyburn
Also MlHs Julia Jones and the
Mines. Herllnda Washington
Bertha King, James Thomas TO.
bert schoffncr. Cornollua Tucker.
Alien McIntosh. q. G. Han, uriin
Clark. Russell Baicnger. arac,
Ross, Betty Few. W G. orr. Sid.
ney snlters and Roosevelt liar.
mon,
Also the Mines Leroy Coleman
Percy Dawson. Laura Mae
Schuck J a. Jones. Isabelle
Johnson. Nelson Baiengcr. Rober,
u Mitchell, Taimage Carey. John
NJ. Patton. William CLANCY and
ponnscl q. Branann.
Co commanders of the Rice.
Lexington AREA were John Maxson
Of 81 Paul Foundry and Richard
bancroft, Jr There were rs teams
In the area and sis Of them reach.
81 100 per cent or moro of their
quotas.
When the campaign ended. a to-
tai 81 SisG5. 100 had been collect
"d. representing OF per cent Of
the goal for the city ~ ~. Paul
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Twin City
Church Neus

in the church parlor on Monday.
october "a. at s p. m.
On Sunday, october 80 at the
IL a. m. service. DIR. Massey viii
speak on the nth anniversary of
his formal installation.
Visitors are always welcome at
Pilgrim!
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CARD OF THANKS

I wish to thank my many
friends for their PRAYERS and ex-
pressions Of sympathy extended
during my recent bereavement In
the ioss Of my beloved son, PEREZ
val r. Smith. Especially do ! wish
10 thank Rev NJ. l.. Simmons for
his comforting words and also 10
Mrs. Carrie Neal for the services
she rendered
Mrs. Mary Alice Smith, mother
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THANKSGIVING SPICE CAKE Is luscious dessert for your
holiday dinner Made with superfne -four the tenderness
Of the cake further Of buttermk Deep
chocolate layers set of the light Of the Sea Foam
Frosngon delightful garnish Of dainty fans made with
strips OF dates fitting finale for Thanksgiving feasts
THANKSGIVING SPICE CAKE
cups Swans Down II cup shortening
Cake Flour 1tS
II teaspoon soda : unbeaten
teaspoon salt J squares unsweetened
teaspoon cloves chocolate. melted
VI teaspoon allspiee Buttermlks
teaspoon cinnamon I teaspoon vanilla
Sea Foam Frosting
with vegetable shortening IA buermilk With
butter margarine, cup buttermilk
Si -four add soda salt and spices and sin
together three times Cream shortening add gradually
together until light fluffy Add eggs time
beating well each Add melted and blend Then
add -FOUR alternately with buttermlk small amount time
beating after addition until Add VANILLA blend
Turn batter into round oinch pans which have
been lined bottoms with Bake In moderate (37s
- 30 minutes until done Remove cakes from and cool
wire racks Then spread Sea Foam Fostng between layers
and and sides Of cake Garnh cake with clusters
Of silvercd dates. II desired
Sea Foam FrosinE. Combine unbeaen egg whites. IN
hrmy packed brown dash Of SALT and water
In top Of double boiler Beat minute until thoroughly mixed
Cook rapidly boiling water beating constantly with rotary
heater Cor at high speed Of electric beate) minutes.
until frostng will stand In stn peaks Remove from boiling
water Add vanilla and beat minute. until thick
enough 10 spread tANS)
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SIOUX
= A [ L s
NEWS
N 7 e S
ny Kaye Coates
$40 MAbls ~.
Sioux Fails, \. ID.

We are having one u the best
pheasant seasons we have had
since 80. Most Of the men are
busy hunting and the women are
busy cleaning the game and cook.
ing I'm agin II too
Our town carried out the United
Nations Day Oct ~ by having n
fine parade. watched every step
Of the parade. I can actually say.
the float showing justice 10 the
minoritiss was well developed,
Mr. Monkey. Kenny Anderson and
Emma Armstrong were very good
looking in their roles.
Our own Mrs. o. Bridgewater iA
here from Omaha, Ncbr., on "A bus,
mess trip. She looks better than
ever Mrs Is Ii staying In the
Frost home
The intellectual Club OF the
YWCA IL busy selling turkey do
notions They are 10 give a turkey
away At Thanksgiving time They
have done this for number Of
years AZ a project. Proceeds 40 Ia
the YWCA. Friday night was SO
oial night. The gals played a few
games that have been used on the
Pinky Ice Show. They had "A peck
81 FUN Lettie Dyaart supplied the
entertainment and Ida Coates
served lunch. The women are plan
ming on taking part in the Cen.
tenniai Program. Georgia Lee Ia
on the committee
Anna FOLSOM spent few rough
days last week. but she In up and
out again
The G Shellcys are In Iowa
Mr. Shcll"y's mother passed away
Mr. Shcllry's mother has been ~
Tor sometime The Shelley's came
came here from Iowa about fivc
years ago
Cwyn Tolbert ~ home for few
days cur It's her birthday and she
always skipa home To spend that
day with her parents CThr A, ToI-
bcrisi and friends, Gwyn is EN-
ployrd In Minneapolis I would tell
Gwyns age hut I'm going 10 let
YOU IN on n secret MY mother II
Gwyn's g"dmother ana named
the hid a couple Of hours before
she was born Few years ago A.
i.aMonter Jr. saw Ia II that Gwyn
had a nice bIg pretty cake, 80 all
tho well wishcrs stopped In Tor
coffee and cake.
Some of our out of town hunters
were Warren Smith, Wallace
Jones and Rufus Vaughn of Oma
ha Nebr They hunted with the
Dysarta and stayed In the Dysar,
home John Dodsun and Dewey
McGes ~ Chicago, lived NJ the
Lincoln Hotel and shared meals
with us TIA really FUN to feed
huntera they eat like crazy and
then start telling tail tales
Goose ratum ard hta Harlem
Magicians were here last week
with fine show That man docs
wonders with a basketball n was
the clcanrst lot ~ run we've had
here for years
Lots OF ~. Folks went to Del
Rapids 30 milrsl to dance To tho
music ~ Duke Ellington Guess /,
was mighty nice The word Duke
y speaks for itself
It's not too late To- order Christ
mas cards from the Federated
Women They have nice assert
ment and ! guess everyone can
use Christmas cards soon.
Had = letter from Ro.emarir
Mciurin She IL living IN buffalo
y Y now and her married name
IL Durrre
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Chest Teams & Captains
Honored For Exceeding
Community Chest Quotas

Among team captains in the Rice.Lexington Of St
Paul who honorcd for exceeding their quotas wind
up rally held in the Athletic club Thursday October 20
Mrs Peter Begea, AS w Whcelock Norman f. Light
66l W. Central Russell Gunther 500 w. Arlington Robert
Meann 1887 N Avon Paul ID Snyder 1000 University John
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wcai'h u TIE s--,.li~S. th'u- ~
Earth ,he iess, ~f1 tat G,,d hath
hex; cwrcSi On mankind
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4 poor u1Au is healthy man
a healthy man is rich mar. -
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-02-10
County YWCA VIII Mark
ANNIVERSARIES at FEB. Is Tea

Mrs. Lyman Smith, chairman
of the Kensington YWCA OPP
Grating Committee, announced
this week that the YWCA of
Montgomery County is entertain
ing members and friends of the
Young Women'S Christian AsSo-
citation at a reception and tea on
Sunday, February 10, from 3 to
5 pm. at the Kensington Fire
Hall in Kensington.
This is to be in commemora-
ton of the Tooth anniversary of
the founding of the YWCA of the
world; the fifth anniversary of
the establishment of the Y-Teen
program in Kensington; and the
seventh anniversary o f h e
YWCA of Montgomery County.
The cake, decorated in blue
and white and lighted with birth
day candles, will be cut by Miss
Jan Hall, president of the Senior
Y-Teens of Kensington. Mrs.
Gayle FORBADE of Silver Spring,
chairman of the Planning Com
mittee of the county YWCA, will
present a brief resume of the &C.
compliShments and activities of
the YWCA of Montgomery Coun-
ty. The public is cordially in
vited to attend.