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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-01

NAWA1 LEiSts1kt1 ! LII
RENTS FROM S9s.all met. UrTfe
Il For ArllnEtens best Turn. apt
value. come out 70
Columbia Heights Apis.
III Blk. Or coLuMRIA p1iSE on
L RIGHT cQRNBR Sc SIS s. Gfeen-
Il hrlef st PHONE ia z.6A96.
ALSO AVAILABLE uNFuRNIsHEn
i APTs. uisFuRllisisED G.
i CONGRkss nEsGETs ARRA--Ats
tfaetise I ana aspedfin, ants: reas.
4 1855 istk ST. N.T.--Hedrra. nv.
\ rm., kit and bath: 2nd q cow.
70 bus and stores walking distance
Z qoWntoWns Pets and children Al
lowed. See the tanitDE $40 "a
SIS 18th 81. NV ccnyerient 10
cation. hiy. Ena.. hsdrn- kitehenetts
DUPONT c1RCEK ARKA ons sd
Tm: lLy. fl1., kit. dluetts. bath
With shower. Corner ept Also enc.
$50 L0NGFkLLOW NV. e0rSier
ssserssss. sa So. y. issIiss as ~
lGfEsoS2i;aGia k;rowErf.e. i.,l liz. Il
apt. bldg,s nice ioe. 1880 gtils.
Day, JAs 9-S5QQ: eve. 10. s-fi742.
1874 IOWA AVE N.tf. rms.
81 sI EuI sssh; Sc SO s sEslss hss1
i GEONGET0tFN. es30 cue stz-
/ hedrm apt. p apt bldg See any
GE0KGEf0vgNs IuhOR III. AIRS,
at 1911 312t ST d u.--Hae n
&c eeeF "A RE e tns s1qE es s s,ae s
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$500 Ieth 81. M. Newly dec
Grated > bearms.. III. nm. din. nm.
kiishsn and bath, 10. 7-T6i2. 10.
Iisas iaSlNTwoop p. N.N,com.
pleseiy Federolated apt. Win new
Kit equipment containtns one
bedrms ny: ful.s KIT eId nath
$7s Gee janitor g call OF q
CAN xoU heat rms. SIS, Plus
decorated l-be1rul ant with pri-
yafe front and fear entrances: lee
dining area and modern kitchen
with oseus-tk Erfer Ser res. 1naIs,
~ III q, g q, i.s;..,. -; e q
/ 3 n0okfss scnafpffVase bath. con-
xenisnt l1eation SO PEI mansh.
n6 u M ! finn AREA. $50 Nal.
Iey ter. s.e bsdgin.s neell dec:
Syg. 20 utisS tncl, 10 10
IJt 6ssr Dkc'aIaArEn. ms I'd
/ closed porch. n soldiers Home:
so ~ With ntils RA. d-eef 10.
Ism. DUPONT cIncs.r. zass pssstur
| pl--pe luxe exsnidkt apt 4 bed
an% W. IN s3ssss., A., - Y II. y |.
sias. 81. ]; s.ss x. shs3S " sp Dbl
500 ;srs ex. NM - ms Iii. and
bath $50 INCLUDING heat. II. n.
b HUHfRah zrl Il 5sI IN 81 s. Z III m
Ssiss 80. Apt Bedflr.. NJ. rin. !.
kit with dinette tile bath: re.
scr porch; Ens he4ts aeWly does
GRATED: Key IL Apt =. G.
RkIMER. AZ 6th 81 n.Es Re.
$500 lzsh 81. NM. newly fedse.,
ianiIor' ~ 10000 Ok IL 6 J
1899 1ssh II. NV. rsns III.
and bath: $50 incl heat 4. n.
R I1Il :. 3, ! 8 81 s.ssst
rsnsp. A = 81 a ssstions sa b EN- esIs:
feneed-in hcak yd f6f children.
CAL IA $1,000 q appis 81 above
/ address Mnndaf
BahND-NEW BLDG 1i6 81 Caro-
| lima ave. So haek Of caplt0l-1
"a sssF, "a II g, ;,ast 81. So eass ,,,, ssS
coNGREss MS. 4is Melon Il.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-01

DoWN5oNN. asle 7 ? Z! e: n.g.--;A' ..l;
condition. $40. 80 month. Phone
HeEEjna,iHssssll 81 5 g1.e FRANK 3.
418 Missouri Ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-01

4 ARD 2 BEDROOMS, modern Al
trotllte furniture. ttt.Jo up, In
flV4lgg AZ utllitiea, cQnrenlsnt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-01
1900 LAMONT 81. NV,
RANnhf.r AkANagrflAsc

RANDALL MANSIONS
eievs ~ Ma .e sps h 81 aik2 ,,lse
PARK Fun HI. ss5' din. Area; a
block from bds roii1 eood value II
only S65 80 plus niIliiIss. So jsnis
Tor for insp. or call Mr.. DIAMOND:
En-. 24e0d0. Z X & "a
COZ 1SfiF75......S 4; 4 :; Z f.a|F -. ~ 20
NM III Es35, z ., <. 4 * N, ..,s,ss,
serdeis y. pefs MAJ f ~ 81 N. .S9.i A 4
col ~ z K : 4 4 ~ a Mn !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-01

3 n0eM6s nenatprfFate bath. con.
yenienl location SO PEI mnnslS.
noLLfNG ffkl.D AREA. $50 Hail.
leg ter. s'e4 hsdkIn nepig dec
$50: 30 utilS Incl 10. 10
It 6ssF { nfecsaRAxrp. M IA
S69.b0 With ntiis RA a-pef0s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-01

1854 e6th 81. s.E.3 ire. rms. !;
clean; cony, 70 shopping, transps;
ssih AND AND d6LuMBia M. yICiN-
1 1TY-4 beautifully furnished rooms.
suitable for : or ! adults 1851
Afeonne terrace nv. DU 1867
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-01

HZAN Nult1EI FIELD
40 41kWor1 az 8itf@@1 badfm
IN tf1 finstt1. 81 and bath. ii
mod. apt bldg. SOS and $40 mo.
s asslas s = IS ! : s s'Hs e e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-01

nAAiPT0N COURTS APIS ::Ql3
New Hampshire ave NV - fncl.
ency. nicely firn.. new stove: al
ptiIs. incl; elev. BLDG. Res. mgr :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-01

FIND rood fuhitsl tenants for
i fsss zee s ssfl nA sHis 2 apD.
Evening star., 1955-05-08

engagement Of their daughter
Patricia to Mr.. Melville H.
Bearns III, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Melville H. Bearns, jr., of
Warrenton. Va.
Miss Fairbanks is a gradu-
ate of The Beaver Country
Day School and is in her third
year at Bennington College.
She was presented at the
Debutante Cotillion and
Evening star., 1955-05-08
Miss Dunn
Is Wed to
Mr.. Cox

Miss Frances Mckee Dunn,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Mckee Dunn of this city
and Hot Springs. Va, became
the bride yesterday of Mr..
Louis Anthony Cox, son of
Mrs. Archibald Cox of Wind
sor VT. and the late Mr.. Cox.
The Rev. c. Leslie Glenn per-
formed the ceremony in st.
Johns Church, Lafayette
Square. A reception was held
following the ceremony at the
home of the brides parents
here.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore her
mothers wedding gown of rose
point lace. Her f1nger-tip tulle
veil was held by a crown of
orange blossoms and she car
ried a bouquet of white orchids,
sweetpeas and lilies-of-the-
valley.
Miss Lanier Dunn was her
sisters only attendant. She
wore gown of delphinium blue
organza and carried a bouquet
of spring flowers.
Mr.. Archibald Cox was his
brothers best man and the
uSherS were another brother,
Mr.. Maxwell Evarts Cox of
New York. and Mr.. William
Hancock.
The bride is a graduate of
Foxcroft School in Middleburg.
Va, and made her debut IN
1948 at a dance given by her
parents at the Sulgrave Club.
She is a granddaughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse L.
Eddy Of New York and Norris
town, N. j., and Of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Lanier Dunn Of
this city. She is a member Of
the Sulgrave Club and of the
Colony Club of New York.
Mr.. Cox is a grandson Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland
Cox Of Plainf1eld. N. j., and
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward c. Perkins of New York.
He is a graduate of St. Paul's
School in Concord. N. H., and
of Harvard, where he was a
member of the Owl Club and
the Varsity Club. He is also a
graduate of Harvard Law
School. He served in the in
fantry in Europe during World
War II and Is now with the
Office of the General Counsel.
Department of the Air Force.
Evening star., 1955-05-08
Toonne Harmon to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harold
Harmon of Silver Spring an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Joanne to Mr..
Robert Lee Weishaupt, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo E. Weishaupt
Of Arlington. A June wedding
is planned,
Evening star., 1955-05-08

and the late Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hayes.
Mr.. Bearns was graduated
from the Kent School in Kent,
Conn.,, and is in his senior
year at Williams College. He
Evening star., 1955-05-08

Thanksgiving Assemblies IN
Boston in 1882. Miss Fair
banks is the granddaughter Of
the late DR.. and Mrs. william
Fairbanks, jr., Of Connecticut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25
Club Announces
Two Scholarships

The Woman's Club of Be-
thesda. for the third consec-
utive year, announces it will
award two scholarships for the
school year 1856, both in
the amount of 5000.
The first will be to a young
woman in the teaching field
and the other in the nursing
field.
Candidates will be selected
on the basis of scholastic rec
ords. financial need. extra cur
ricular activities and personal
qualifications.
The grants are open to
young women residents within
the boundaries Of Bethesda,
students at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase High School, and
daughters of those who have
been members of the club for
three or more years, and stu
dents who have successfully
completed one or more years
work in an accredited school
on a previous grant from the
club.
Interested applicants may
consult the counsellor of Be-
theSda Chevy Chase Hig h
School or Mrs. Edwin c. For
niger, Bethesda, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25
Married in
Post Chapel

Miss Betty Jane Beishline.
daughter of Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. John r. Beishline of Fort
Riley, Kans., became the bride
recently of 1t. Richard Vern
Anderson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vern Anderson of Col
bran, Colo.
Chaplain Adrian Van Hal
performed the ceremony in the
Post Chapel at Fort Riley. A
reception was held following
the ceremony in the Fort Riley
Officers Club.
The bride attended Stephens
College in Columbia, Mo. 1t.
Anderson attended Colorado
AIM College.
After a wedding trip through
the Southern States the couple
will make their home at Fort
Meade, Md. where 1t. Ander-
son is assigned to I'd Army
Headquarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-13
CAVANAUGH COURT
THE WESTMINSTER

1926 II ST. n.w.-Newly decorated
1926 18th st. n.w.-Newly decorated
terms. Call ME. S-0S29.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-13
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
FLYNN CO-OPS
OPEN 2 TIL 5
1870 WYOMING AVENUE NV.

In this magnificent elevator
and switchboard building, very
favorably located near shops
and transportation. there may
be inspected this afternoon a
delightfully."- comfortable and
coy apartment home consist
Ing of foyer, living room. din
ing room, library with lemov-
able shelving Cor 2nd bed
room). bedroom, porch. kitch-
en- and bath. II has south and
east exposures, ample walk-in
closets. radiator covers. win
dow fan. storage space in base
ment and conditioning
unit. Account imminent move,
owner will sell under market
MAJOR CARNEY in apt. 203.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-13

36O1 Connecticut Avenue NV.
Ask for MR.. OWENS at
BROADMOOR desk. He will
be happy to show you l.
bedroom, o 2-bedroom and Tor
q 3-bedroom apartment home
in Washingtons outstanding
cooperative apartment build
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-13
- THE ONTARIO

1888 Ontario Road NV.
1905 f1reproof and built like
the Rock OF Gibraltar. the on
TARIO sits well back from
traffic on 3 acres with O pri-
vate circular driveway. Re-
served parking available: "a
hr. elevator and switchboard
service. High ceillngs and un-
usually large closets. Designed
for comfortable and gracious
living and entertaining. Ask
for MR.. FIELDING at on
TARIO switchboard. He'll be
glad to show YOU apartment
homes rAneinR in size from ]
to Z nedrOOms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-13
ASSUME AZ LOAN

[maginsl Lovely 1-bsdrm- apartment
IN prime southeast area, only S6z. 81
monthly Including utilities, Priced
e sell a only So $50; CAL quickly.
7-s12lI. List No. DC 4. FRE6-
ERICK W. BERENS SALES. NC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-13
OTHER LISTINGS

3s10 SOUTHERN AVE. Sc,
Charming l-bedroom apt.
decorated.
CAvANAUGH COURTS. 1875
18th ST. N.W.--Centrally To-
Gated bedroom apt. home on
End floor. New refrigerator
and stove installed this week
Perfect for 2 Iecple
MERIDIAN HILL STUDIOS.
1898 18th ST. NV. DUPLEX
One Of the most unique apt
homes in washington; 2 bed
rooms, large living room with
balcony and wood burning fire.
place. dream kitchen and din
ing room.
Consult this once iegardine
many other attractive and de-
sirable apartment home pur-
chase opportunities that are
available through our exclusive
listings. REMEMBER
YOU wh sss y ssn FRI FG4 q r6 SR''R he
home you occupy.
For further details and for
appt. to inspect call MAJOR
CARNEY with
J. FLYNN &C
Coop. Apt. Authority since 1920
Building Ma S-abt
Residence. NO. 1897
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-13

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY - Nod.
2-6edrm. apt; OF kit. pisposaIl.
ste nesiy re6ss lSe a1 e sathx1nIs
school. BaFrett public school bus
Thomas The ' *. il. $500. ~ ia
ALEXANDRIA, bedrms.. LIST d.: re.
decorated: very COW. Del Ray area.
500 so. plus gas. electric. ia; B.
6466. IA. 2-4S32. -13
S60-one-bedrm. apt. nr. wash. and
Ar. blydss Pentagon. e; Myer;
ARLINGTON. Columbia pike at Fred
erick St Magnolia Gardens-- Avail
now beautiful and spacious living
dining room combination 2 large
bedrooms latest in kitchen equip
ment paruuet floors; Venetian blioas.
9 exposures utils turr;: s9a . mo-
ia 5000.
N. QUINN sT.-one bedrrn., liy. rm..
dinette. kit. bath: $40. Call res.
ALExANDRIA-2.rm. ant. all utils.
furnished: SOS per month. H.
SPACIOUS 1st-n. 4-rm.-and-bath apt.
service; very convenient 70 stores;
bank and theater; middle-aged
couple. no children or pets. ".
FALLS CHuRcH-1-bedroom apart
ment: screened porch. Conv. TO
in private home; s72.5O. TE. $1,000.
IARL.-Modern l-bedrm. apt. min.
D. c., Pentagon, blks. shops, Fl.
Myer, Navy Annex; pvt. parking;
washer. drier; S75 plus utils. IA.
LOVELY 1-bedrm. apt, couple Or ?
bldg; blk. to Hecht's Arlington;
best transp.; $3.50. KE. S-6720.
ARL.-RossLYN-l bedrm.. s76: enc.
s SSs IA Rel gsso sp sSd " os sGnv VS. Is
VERY Iasi la LARGE e s.be DIM apt. in mod
nearby: elose-in Arl.; immed. posses.
sion as of April /. sos, with all
NJ u'i1 fHo Nj s2 sf.zon. bedrm mif iiv
$3.50; incls. ali utils. Call ianitor
ARL.SHeT duplex. . bedrms., liv
rm., din. I'm. bath. kit, with area
for table and 4 chairs, full attic with
pvt driveway, level lot. 5 min. to
Pentagon, y blk. to bus. 9 biks. 70
schools s. y and :. ihassg g 27o1 Ii lSth
ARL.. S79.50-i -bedrm. apt, incl
sun parlor or iunior;;size End ., bsdrm;;
restricted. Mechanic PROPERTIES
2100 Wilson blvd, ia. 2-3300. lis
N. ARL.-Bedrm., hv. rm., kit, bath;
Just decor; close to everything; 2nd
a. pvt. home: sep; entrance: S9b
mo; incl. utils. 4126 Lee hwy, "a
ARL.@BRAND-NEw d.l:. lse., 2 bed.
rms: $95-$100: / bedrm.. SS5-$90.
ITO N. 18th ST.. Apt. 4. JE. 3-7476
APT, on sreunds Of country home q,
Guiding utilities. JE. 2-496s.
sasi. eDie'; $40; csnv. p; e and
Fl. Belyoir buses. SO; s-7qIs.
BATH: IND a. iV' adults tM JAZZ ne 1881 9.
ARL.-Cor. de luxe, large bedrm
apis: jr. din. rm.. not part OF liv.
rm.: prime location. min. to down
town: all COW. of a home; adults
we invite tgbt wilson blyd e
APT, Ind FLOoR. in private home
. bedrooms block from Washing.
ton and Lee High School. 1909 N
14th St, ia. 2-6S07. Ia
orator; avail. April i: 5000 incl
utils.: adults. JA. 5-73T3.
ARLINGTON-2-b bedroom apt. neal
Hecht Co. and Kann's. Newly deco.
rated. Inside parking. $500 pei
mo. ia. 5-9261, ia: 5.6540. -1t
3 exposures; excel. loo. ia. 7-44S7
GROOM CO., ia. 5000. IA
1884 LEE HWY, ARLINGTON. VA.
Newly decorated. L bedrm.. liv. rm.
dinette, kit. and bath. Available
this week. S72.50. Res. msr. in
FRED A. SMITH CO.
Ills 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-24S9
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COOP APIS

operative buildings, such Is the
Broadmoor. 1851 Crescent pl.. West
Cts, Rutland Cts. Please call Mr..
Gavin for appointment. ST. $4,000;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-13

3s10 SOUTHERN AVE. Sc,
.--Charming l-bedroom apt.
home on LIST a. Just newly re-
decorated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-13

coop. Apt. Authority since 1920
Residence. NO. 7-6677
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Continued on next pase)
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-06-04
Mrs. Bethune

The passing of Mary Mcleod Bethune leaves big gap
the vital forces that contending for the advancement
democracy They the Constitutions basic
principles of freedom and equality translated into general
practices and although progress that direction has been
slow even after they have given to the task abundant toll
and sacrifice they continue to be boered by faith that the
righteousness Of the will finally enlist support sufficient
for victory This conviction is not without good reason Al
ready reenforcements have and still coming from
the nations majority group the group that sets the pattern
Of American living but it commonly understood that
bers Of the coored element the leading share
OF the struggle for the realization of the American
Others cannot know the harm Of unfinished democracy
They cannot know the sting second-class
Since they are well of free to where they list in
business travel medication and public officer little
tiers to most Of them whether there any
making American custom square with the propositions
which the nation is dedicated Opportunity open
There smooth sailing The nation tops the world wealth
chronological development and defense But
will be argued that the greatness of the country mea
sed in terms of such material achievements but mea
sued by the quality of its culture its determination to ex
tend justice to all and to promote better living standards
for humanity.
1t is not one-sded selfish purpose that acivates OBJ
pressed Coored Americans Every blow struck every triumph
won for democratic practice benefit the entire nation out
OF the continuing progress will emerge the qualities that des
coe national greatness And in the light Of this pedesned
result the services of Mary Mcleod Bethune other great
champions OF freedom will be rated among humantys in
valuables -
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-06-04

Continued From Page One
only $4,000 votes were cast
in the 1852 election. How ma
ny OF these were by colored
voters we do not know, but
we do know that colored reg
lstration was only about 20
900. So colored citizens had
practically no vote of conse-
quence in 1852 and now they
are trying to take even that
little away from you"
TThe NAACP spokesman
compared a congressional dis
trlct in Mississippi with one
IN California each with a total
population of $4,000. In the
MlsSisSippe district only 81 500
votes were cast in the congress
Sonal election of 1862, as com
pared with 175,2OO votes in the
California district.
What does this meanqp he
asked. ut means that Miss
lsslppi does not have a govern
ment system that gives re-
presentation to all the people.
only to a small part of them
II means-that not only color
ca citizens, of thousands NJ
| white are nreva,,to e..
ing" VII WV
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Prince Hall

Continued From Page One
Laviscount; P,G.M. DR.. and
Mrs. William D. Washington;
C.C.FC. Cleo w. Wooten; De-
putty Grand Master and Mrs.
Wilfred S. Bailey who was
master of ceremonies; Sr
Grand Warden and Mrs. Gus
taVe M. SoIomons; Jr. Grand
Warden Arthur w. Harraway;
CIR. Treas. and Mrs. Daniel
B. Janey; D.D.G.M. William
E. Reed; Rev. and Mrs. Will
liam H. Hester and Atty. Err
nest d. Cook.
The following visiting Grand
Masters and members Of their
suites we're present from the
Jurisdictions OF Washington
DC, Pennsylvania, Connect
icut, Rhode Island, Delaware
New Jersey and New York: G
NJ Arthur E. Brooks, Jr. G
w. Blakely and C.C.F.C. CIin-
ton o. LyleS of Wash DC.
GIN. William w. Grasty
Chester Pa, CIR. Treas. A.
Clarence Munroe Phila. Pa;
q. M. Haskell B. Holman Wa
terbury Conn; G.M.B. Albert
Ford Prov, R. l Ppm. Atty
Joseph G. LeCount Prov, RI;
Atty. william A. Heathman,
Prov. RI; P.G.M. G. Oscar
Darlington Wilmington Del;
P.G.M. and Present Assembly
man Edward T. Bowser of East
Orange Nj; and ST.. Or. w
William L. Gordan of New
York.
Deputy Grand Master Will
fred S. Bailey was chairman
of committee on arrangements
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Roxbury Couple

Continued From Page One
was beautifully set and decor
ated. There were hand made
orange baskets filled with
fruit cocktail, roast turkey
with all the f1Xings, baked
ham and sliced pineapple,
half peach filled with cream
cheese. A center piece was a
huge Lazy Susan" with ten
different relishes, a gorgeous
sight, green's, hot rolls, rice,
cranberry jelly nodded into
small turkeys, sweet potato
pie and sizzling hot coffee.
From Cincinnati the judi
sons went to Cleveland, where
the following Monday, Mr..
Judson had conferred on him
the 33rd Degree of MasonS.
He was delighted to have by
his side the cabinet from
home.
On May 10 the Judsons mo-
tored to Akron and spent the
day with Mrs. Rich, sister of
Mrs. Judson; then on to War
rem, Ohio to visit D. A. Mel
son, Mrs. JudsonS brother;
next to Washington, D. c.,
where they were the guests of
relatives Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Salmon; next to Brooklyn, N.
Y, where they visited rela-
tives, Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Nell
son; and friends, DR.. and Mrs.
P. c. Robinson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson SAYS,
1--WE travelled 2,7OO miles, Wis
iting friends and relatives,
and we want to thank all
vino helped make our tour
pleasant, we can truly say we
had a perfect vacation"
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Much activity took place IN
ana around birmingham dur
Ing Inc long weekend Just
passed. Mr.. and Mrs. Man
Ger Tucker, sr. were deiiobt
iuly surprised when Their
relatives from Philly ponnad
IN for an overnight yisit,
ihey were Mrs. Leora Graves
Mf. and Mrs. Jonathan Butts
ana son Courtlandl After
visiting in birmingham thew
went into Boston where thew
spent most Of the day with
Little Grandmother. Mrs
Ella Tucker
Motoring up from New Jay
Sey were Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
tucker and their guest Miss
Carmen Campbell, residents
Oh East Orange; Mr.. and Mrs
Charles FAINT and their guests
the Mesdames Rosalie Golden
and Ethel Mckay, all of Mont
clair The Jerseyites were
among the out-of-town Wis
itors who attended the Dawn
Dance given at Green Acres
by the Challengers. Also ia
attendance were the Murray
SCOTS, All reported a wonder
full time.
The Fathers Club of Bos-
ton gave their annual Dawn
Dance at Breezy Meadows. AS
has been true each year, ev-
eryone had grand Am. From
birmingham we're Mr. and Mrs
Charles Beckett, Mr.. and Mrs
Allen Saunders, Mr.. and Mrs.
Spencer Oden, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Butner Senior and
Junior the Mesdames Flor
ence Jackson, Elizabeth Gle
ments, Florence West, Fran
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All Saints Evangelical
Lutheran Church

Rev. Vernon E. Carter, Pastor
Temporarily Worshipping at
20 Winthrop Street (by cour-
teSy Of st. Marks Evangelical
Lutheran church,
Regular worship service was
held in the sanctuary of st.
Marks Lutheran Church with
the sermon preached by DR..
Frederick R. Knubel, presi-
dent of the New York and
New England Synod of the
United Lutheran Church of
America. DR.. KnubePs sermon
was based on the scriptural
text found in st. Luke 1882,
Fear not, little flock; for it
lis your Fathers good pleasure
to give you the kingdom" DR..
Knubel who heads a quarter
million LutheranS in the New
York and New England area
Of the United Lutheran
Church of America inspired
the All Saints Lutheran con-
gregation and through Gods
Word gave them the aSsur-
ance of the great hope for
the future. Pastor Vernon E.
Carter announced to the con-
gregation the date of Sunday
July 3rd for occupancy of the
new permanent location which
is the church on IS and 81
West Newton st. now occupied
by the First Lutheran congre-
/ CATION one Of the finest chur-
cheS in the South End area.
At. $50 a Memorial Day Tea
was held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Raynor.
All services of worship for
the next four Sundays of
June will be held at l pm, at
20 Winthrop st. (St. Marks
Lutheran church,. This Sun
day June 5th. Holy Cemmu-
Mon will be served, a baptism
and confirmation of the con-
gregation as full members of
the Lutheran faith. Pastor
Carriers sermon will be E'In
His Presence. This Sunday at
5 pm. Lutheran Choral groups
from all Lutheran churches in
the Boston area will meet.
Choir rehearsals on Tuesdays
and Thursdays. Church Guild
meets Monday at 8 pm. at
Mrs. Julia Johnson's the pre-
sident's home, Is Ottawa St.
Boy Scout Troop Is will meet
on Wednesdays at 7 pm. at
Trotter's CT. for the next four
weeks. The public is cordially
invited to attend services at
the All Saints Lutheran
Church at l pm. on Sunday
at Winthrop ST., and at Ii
am. and 7 pm. at West New
ton St., starting Sunday, July
3rd.