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The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-07-29
Democrats Renew
Demands President
Fire Secty. Talbot

WASHINGTON, Up - Renewed
demands from two Democrats
that President Eisenhower fire
Secretary of the Air Force Tai
bott indicated today they view
the case as ammunition for the
1856 election campaign.
Eisenhower has announced he
himself will decide, from the tes-
timony in a now ended Senate
investigation Of Talbott's profit
able outside business activities,
whether the Secretary had vio-
lated "a proper standard of
ethics"
The demands for Talbott's GUST
er came from Sen. Morse D-Ore)
and Paul M. Butler, Democratic
National Chairman, both of whom
have criticized Talbott's outside
activities as a special partner in
the New York firm of Paul B.
Mulligan & Co. while serving in
the Air Force post.
Morse told the Senate yester-
day that Talbot should be fired
forthwith" and asked:
What is the President waiting
for?"
Butler released a statement de-
claring ''It is difficult to see how
Mr.. Eisenhower can retain Mr..
Talbot without serving notice, in
the eyes of the public, that the
President is lowering his admin
istration's standards Of integrity
for all government officials
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-07-29
FOR SALE: CASTLE,
PRICE FIVE CENTS

STOCKHOLM, R = Anybody
want to buy a castle for 5 cents?
The Berkvik Ala Co., a huge
wood pulp firm, today offered to
sell the big castle at Axmarkbruk,
in central Sweden, for that price.
The ginmick: the purchaser
must renovate it completely-at
an estimated cost of $15O,00O.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-07-29
Juneau Gets 5000 Shots
Of The Polio Vaccine

INDIANAPOLIS, Up The Eli
Lilly Co. received orders yester-
day from the National Foundation
for Infantile Paralysis to ship
201, 726 shots Of polio vaccine to
six states, Alaska and the Canal
Zone.
Juneau will get 5000.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-07-29
Hoover Declines Police Job

WASHINGTON, R-FBI head
quarters said today Director J..
Edgar Hoover has declined an Of
fer Of the police commissioner
ship Of New York City.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-07-29
LAST OF THE MooNSHINERs?
ST. LOUIS, R-The last fed

ST. LUUIO, RE-Int last ItU-
eral raid on still in St. Louis
was in 1947 and bayfield, Hol-
land, now SO, served two years
in prison for operating it.
Federal agents made raid yes
terday in midtown St. Louis and
whom did they arrest? bayfield,
Holland.
He was charged with operating
and possessing an unlicensed still.
He was held in the city jail in
default of $1,000 bond.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-07-29
Bridges Ruled Not a Red

SAN FRANCISCO, R-Federal
Judge Louis z. Goodman ruled in
favor Of Harry Bridges today
that Bridges wasn't a Commun-
iSt.
Evening star., 1955-10-01
HOUSES ron sALE-iAn.

NeIR 42sR ESsR5r EESsa J EaE EnaEfx
Lovely white ciaphoafd Ire fenced
lot: 1st a.; lie. liv. rms Kit, een,
rnn.. bath, fun daylight bsmt,; 2nd
q. An. lof or 2 iGe. rms. Bar
gain for quick sale.
AffcHAEL WALSH 4 SONS
1911 Eye %. NV. -.
Of. e-7e5e RI 7-e3sz
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SUITLAND
OPEN SAT-, SUN.
A74 FORT DRIVE

New brick rambler; 2 rooms, fun
Ssantiful de 0isas luxe fit. saily EQUIP.
coiored cabinets. gas heat, sewer
and city water. Reasonable prizes.
10. S-3300: eyes,. RE. 5-77s2.
T. d. BURGESS
Evening star., 1955-10-01
ROSE MARY HILLS
87O5 LEONARD DRIVE
OPEN SUNDAY, II

To reach: West on East:
west highway iromrend Of
18th q. TO sundaie; right 70
Spencer; right TO Leonard;
left to s70b.
Ir you require . brick ram
II you need 3 nice bed
II you also want . den and
and rec, rIn. and toilet in .
full basement and
IF you also want . OF ap-
proved home, reako
priced at $i9.I50. here Il Is,
The large liv. rm. din. rm.
comb, with fireplace u as at
tractiye as the large all-elec-
trie kitchen. You should see
this flne home TO appreciate
what II offers.
&. Lane Cricher, OIL. o.
coIojNiAI cdSj 1ta fNv1EssSTMENT co,
Evening star., 1955-10-01

By owner. Drive out
s. Chelsea lane. . bedrms., screened
porch, fireplace. pine recreation Iin..
rarege, heated attic; walking dis
tance to schools: blks. from
Naval Medical. OIL. 4-63e3.
VIERs MILL-Slg0 DOWN
ANY ONE
} 2-bedrm. bungalow. fun bsmt.: pay
ments less than rent. Call Nanny
Fitzis, BO. 4-006g.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
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MICHIGAN PARK Hills

opRN SUNDAY, ) 81 ! " 3 70 8 Pm.
Priced at only Sl2,06Q. FIRST time
rooms. bath; full bsnt.. sas a.-c.
nsa. TaSs15o TER 1n5oNNKrLY d SON
MA. s-ssle Ewes. wo. e-sSoz
Evening star., 1955-10-01
TEMPLE HILLS AREA
(NORTH BARNAByl
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6
56f5 2nd ST

Det. brick. Lse. liy. rm. with firepl.
dining area, all elec. kit, 8 bedrms..
tile bath. oil a.-c. heat, outside
entr. from bsmt., stairway to attic.
In excel. eond; Dir Out Penna;;
on Branch ave. across District line
to st. Barnabus rd.. right on st.
Barnabus about / mi. TO end st.s
right to open sign. FREDERICK A.
BLUMER CO., 6l7 Penna. ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1955-10-01
CHEVY CHASE v1LLAoE

seasoned home. COM
pietely renovated, with flrst-fiocr
powder rm; Gracious sntras,ss en-, sss
din. rm; 8 bedrms. and modern
tiled bath upstairs. Basement and
fassehsSd f.s.s sd f.segs ys so dssp os
only S22. 800, this Ia Q rare find
for the smaller family. Inspect i
this weekend Open Sat, SO;
Sun. l-6.
CHEVY Chase circle TO
Western Ave. left on sgookyiliie sns ie
ANpR1s REALTY. OF. e-so7o
Evening star., 1955-10-01
TEMPLE HILLS

c-aM. BET 81 oE sRfcR E4S7e 7SeaMsrxR
with fun bsmf.; i year old: h-acre
level fenced lot; s tWin-sized bed
rms, spacious lfy. rm. with nrepl.,
din. rm., very lRe. kit. nr. schools
and transp. Owner transferred.
make us an offer. MRS. cox. LU.
2-Si36 or ST. 3-736s.
ATLAS REALTY co. "a
Evening star., 1955-10-01
DISTRICT HEIGHTS
s-BEDRooM BUNGALOW
al OR CONVENTIONAL

Liv rm. with nrepl.. sep. din. Tm.;
bsmt. Lge. fenced yard with trees.
%s!f shai sesoO alSsslss 3 psn snI5s s .nr RhfS
Crawford & Bandy, Inc.
RE. B.e10o Ewes. RI. 6-7gsz
HILLCREST HEIGHTS
caIifosnia-type rambler. 3, 4 and
bedrms;, some With screened
equip. KITS. Fuii hsInt. with built.
ID 2-car garage, Large lot. Lighted
ard open ewes. for your inspec-
ton
Directions: out branch ave. across
District line 70 trafnc iight at
GoiseTe1s rspe.t G naER Siaht rifos o housss sss
Price. S23.e10 70 $2S.9b0. WIZ
consider trade for your present
Paul P. Stone, Realtor
Fer information. cali Mr.. Phiter.
III 2-3RT5 --2
Evening star., 1955-10-01
OPEN SUNDAY, %
SILVER SPRING
DOCTORDENTIST

n An excellent location for
q praeticins professional
person; corner lot. brick
home. 4 bedrooms. 2 baths.
Iiytng room. dining room,
hnished bsserlsnt S @ q 4 Il; rooms. s
~ bath and detached brick
enrage. Inspect this PROP
exty. Price reduced from
ge5 800 TO H22, 800 for quick
sale. 10 REACH: Out riney
branch I'd. TO 7432 at corner
81 Philadelphia ave.
Evening star., 1955-10-01
cHEyY CHASE, ,M.',, Mp

opaE2Nio a2io osrMyNpAY. MmrE 3 To fPM 5 I'm.
Mr.. RoIiffigwood. lovely detached
brick, D rooms. 2 baths. built-in
garage; full bsmt, gas a.-c. heat
Priced for immediate sale at only
J.LEE DoNNELLY a SON
MA. $3.50 Eyes. Wo. 6-2362
Evening star., 1955-10-01
500 STIRLING RID.
SILVER SPRING

aplit-level brick home
place, full dsning room, ultra
modern kitchen, plus full
basement and detached ga
rage on level lot. Only 4
block 70 public golf course
and bus. TO REACH. Out
Georgia ave-, rieht on Forest
Glen I'd, left on Dallas ave.
TO Stirling I'd. and our sign.
Evening star., 1955-10-01

visit Robert e. Lohr Homes
HE. $4,000 TIL 0 PM. RA. $4,000
Evening star., 1955-10-01
1905 HIGHLAND DR..
SILVER SPRING

This charming home. le-
Gated IN one Of the best resi-
rooms bath, large living
room, dining room, Kitchen.
large screened porch, T7xi96-
II. lot with beautiful shade
t1 tsss.1 st NotshaiRns ans sr sscia,.s ..,r,. Y.
See II tomorrow and con-
vince yourself. 10 REACH:
out Coiesviiie fd.. LEFT on
( Highland ar. to our siEn.
Evening star., 1955-10-01

Chevy Chase
FOR ENTERTAININGl
This very large living room, dining
room and 1tnroom on hrst noort q
venient 10 schools and Transports
tion, Owner leaving country. Price
reduced to S31 ,bu0, For inspection
phone 1nder London Rails, NO.
5-04I4, sANDoz. INC. No. 2 pu-
pont Circle. 20
COLESVIILE FARM EsTATEs-onI
one-ncre wooded lot, new bfick-and-
stope rambler. 3 large bedrms.. "a
baths. large ny. Tm, with stonsI
porch; Earsgs. Reasonably priced
SHERWOOD PoREsT-The same
rambler also available In Sherwood
Forest on one-ncre wooded lot.
Price also S21,9b0. ROBINSON.
~. 7-7t17, eyess JU. 6-77e4.
dLENMoNT---S0. $50 = Bunsalcy--
p bedrms.; gas heat; may 90 ol.
CABIN JoHN---Hrick det.---Q rms,
bath; oil heat; lot about acre m
yhS;poy Syited 81 ScsRsuMbHuGoH, Reaitor,
1908 Wis. ave, Wo: 6.l364.
& sso5 JANET RD.
Rrick rambler; 3 bedrms.. den. 25-
% w dissS nan. 10 anyone. ] blk.
schools. buk at door. Vacant.
OPEN i TO Q, SAT- SUN.
RAYMOND ]. LYNCH CO,
10. A-6400. "a HRS. a PAY
Dir. Qa. ave. Sxt. 70 wsheI 70.
LET'S pIgCUg2
YOUR HOUSING NEhDs
We haye \ reelection Of clean homes
IN the wheaton. Keneinetol, hock.
VILE areas. ynnging 5rpm sHaT1nsyyy sas1syyd ~
G COLONIAL INVESTMENT 20.
Evening star., 1955-10-01
CARROLL KNoLLs

LorsIy 3-bedrm. hek. rambler IN
s. 9s Nv rm. has. beauied ceiling
and brk. wall nrepl., din. ali-elec-a
tric. kit, lee. patio; bsn1t; loor
tiled With lee. rec, rln.. attic fan.
Std.ob0, p owner. no asepts
Evening star., 1955-10-01
HYATTsVILLE HILLS
HYATTSVlLLE HILLS
ToDAY'S BEST BUY
ROGERS HEIGHTS

Cape Cod home with fun hsmt.; /;
exterior newly painted; storm vim
dows; wooded lot With AnchoS
down. PHILLIPS c. ROGERS Co,
WA. 7-0002. g
Evening star., 1955-10-01

WILL TRALE your d. c.. house on
one Of our lovely 5 I and 8 bedrm;
SI0. 800 up. Call Mr.. Tasker.
PAUL p. STONE, Realtor. 10. S-sSos
Evening star., 1955-10-01

BETnEsDAi under $4,000; be-
tween Bradley blvd. and Old
Ge6rKetown rd.--White brick CO.
lonial separate din. rm., lge. den,
3 bedrnnss bath; redecorAted: ise,
lot. beautiful trees. SHRUBS.
Evening star., 1955-10-01

BEfNESDA---In very flne loeation,
Beautiful new rambler; $4,000
above lirst trust. Liy. .rm.. din, rrl..
de luxe elec. kill; 3 twtn-size bed
yns.i 81 baths; huse g re; Nm I'm, Sira El,n
Evening star., 1955-10-01

BOYDe. Mont. Co., Md.--Beautifpl
3-hedroom home. full basement:
whole acre ground: CT approved,
Sl4.60D. Also attractive 2-hedfogm
home; blue tile bathroom. tile kit;
whole acre ground: l.2b0. MRS,
aAih WADh de BECK. Irokft: yssi1:
Evening star., 1955-10-01

occupied by sereeant): nice mod
srn bungalow; Z Yrs. old: 2 hed-
rma, expansible ATTIC. hv. rrn.. din.
tng rm., kitchen, full basement, oil
heat; h-acre lot. Don't turn
chicken. this p place e.. y 80 Hnss AZ, ycHt "
Il. Only $1I $50, Call Mr.. Kitchens,
ATLAS REALTY CO.. ST. 0-736S.
Evening star., 1955-10-01

CABIN JOHN PARK, 18th pl. and
Arden rd.--By owner builder. q. 3.
Steel homes; 3 eedrms., din. rIn.
ample storage; large corner lot;
S13,650; 30-year FLA financing.
Lo. s-i243; eves., OIL 2-7lS!;
Evening star., 1955-10-01

coLuMBIA CopN-
TRY CLUE AREA-Imniaeulnte
ssercos,; Srief colSisa sSsnsS so,nsa
lot III one OF best residential
areas. Convenient to schools and
churches. Priced for quick sale
ct ssip, ESQ. For details call MI.
Milby, NO. 1881 List MA i
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES.
INcs 1722 Z St. NV. MA. $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-10-01

snrpe OF financing and Sc goo
equity IN 9-bedroom. rambler, total
price. $4,000. Schools 2 blocks. on
husline, rear shopping center. lge.
fenced wooded lot. garden. tuH-
sI.sIsc aisnsd SSSi%siI %siseSsI iIReczia'e SSifz
Evening star., 1955-10-01

BETHKsDA AREA. sf3,500. 5ss dn.
--immnculhte. 2-bedrm. rambler
with fuii 6smt. and stunning rec.
rms dream Kit, with I'll the extras
incl. washer and dryer, Lovely Ser9t
B MINIS. to Naval HOSPITAL Cali
IN s. p.Ila.. En-. 2-7S00. FRED
EHICk BERENS, Jr.
Evening star., 1955-10-01

IGLAssMANOK---22-y -year-oid semidet..
2-bedrm. brick house with beautt-
full view Of Potomac. Near NRL and
Boiling Field. Walk. distance from
sale BY OWNER. $4,000. 10. r
94Oa. .-3
GLENN DALE--3-room dwelling on
iIa-acre wooded lot; S3.lDO. terms
can be ARRANGED. THOMAS y. Lat
INFER, Real Estate, UN. 4-6615,
Evening star., 1955-10-01

sExHKsDA. 4421 Rossdale ave -Hy
Ssa SSasTs so. svs opS ls satsbs ssfS fof
coupis. 8 bedrms. lst d., 2 more
pnfinished on 2nd A.; Hv., rrn. with
Arepl. ige. kit. and bath, hsmt.
and built-in earaGe. Close n TO
.sshcol,: .ss!.A.,,,s SAc - snS sEsS EshcPpins. open
Evening star., 1955-10-01

CHEvY CHASE RAMBLER-Bis. g.
bedroom, 2sz-hath brk. rambler. in
ideal location, on Western ave. Sep
arGte din, rn1-, dishwashef. dis
rare. Eyes,. OIL. 6-S076. $2B, ,960.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. OIL. 2-7o06,
Evening star., 1955-01-29
wild. World Photo.

elevator, air conditioning and a
redecoration of the exterior is
projected.
Evening star., 1955-01-29
Permit Is Issued
For Downtown
Parking Garage

The District Building Inspec-
tors ONO ehas granted o permit
to Goldnarner Associates, sol
Tower Building. for construction
Of a five-story store and parking
garage at 51e Eleventh street
NV, estimated to cost $450. 900.
William P. Lpscomb Co.. Inc, Is
the builder and A. r. Clas the
architect.
Other recent permits issued by
the District include:
Milmar Construction Co., owner
and builder. 1142 investment
Building: Warren Shoemaker,
architect: to build eight one
story stores, 1850 to 1864 Texas
avenue Sc; cost. 500. 1000.
Georgetown Day School. Inc,
owner, 4001 Nebraska avenue
NV: builder not selected: James
M. McHough, architect: to erect
one two-story school. 5001 Mac
Arthur boulevard NV: cost.
$50, 900.
Sidney Poretslxy, Inc. owner,
builder and architect. 500 Riggs
road, Chillum, Md; to erect one
one-story dwelling, 1895 Syca-
more street NV; cost, $25.000
George Chandler. owner and
builder. 1905 Morse, street NE;
r. c. Archer. jr.. architect; to
erect one two-story dwelling,
14l8s Hamlin street NE; cost,
$4,000. ~
Thomas Wells, owner, 1853
Twenty-eighth street NV: r. A,
Eldridge. builder; Eldred Now
cry. architect: to erect one two
story dwelling, l348 Twenty
eighth street NV; cost, $4,000.
Translux Washington Corp.
owner, Fourteenth and. H
streets NV; John McShain.
Inc. builder; John and Drew
Eberson, architect; to erect new
projection room and preyiew
room, 730 Fourteenth street
NV; cost, $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-01-29
Bernstein Purchases
Toronto Apartments

The Leo M. Bernstein Co. has
announced purchase of the
seyen-story Toronto Apartments,
1000 p street NV, which the
firm is converting for Office use.
It will be known in the future
as the Headquarters Building.
The real estate company has
moved its own offices there and
will occupy half Of the second
floor.
In addition to remodeling, to
include installation of a new
Evening star., 1955-01-29
Montgomery Project
Of $50 Homes Planned

The wildwood Development
Co., Ltd, has announced plans
to begin construction Of a l50-
home section in Montgomery
County on March /.
The development, to be known
as wildwood Estates, will be on
q 45-acre tract at Grosvenor
lane and Dickens avenue.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-08
Tallahassee, Florida

who made eating and drinking an
everlasting orgy. To-day they eat
and drink. tomorrow they die.
This is the way Of the wicked"
And during the time when a
man is allowed to be with his
wife, the scholarly sage should
conduct himself towards her with
reverence. He should appreciate
her, and he should treat her with
gentle restraint and with joyful
free willingness. The most beau
tiful habit of the scholarly sage is
chastity.
The scholarly sage. when speak
ing. is not allowed TO raise his
voice. He is obliged to give his
hand TO every man: he is to give
each man the benefit of every
doubt. He should relate praise Of
his neighbor and avoid speaking
about his neighbor's faults. He
should love and desire peace. a
scholarly sage should not be
naughty. and he should not be
loud and arrogant in his righte-
BUSINESS.
Every Jew, said Maimonides, is
obliged to learn the Torah. The
poor as well as the rich, the
healthy as well as the sick, the
young as well as the old should
be familiar with the Torah. Even
the beggar in the street should
find time through the day, as
well as the night, to learn. And,
it is a greater deed to learn at
night. The question may be ask
ed, until what age is a man OBJ
liged to learn Torah? Until his
last day. Yet, a man who decides
to learn Torah, avoids doing any
type of work, and permits people
to support him through charity
disgraces Gods name.
It is pious to respect a scholarly
sage. One is required TO rise when
a scholarly sage appears. II is
however. not fitting for a scho.
larlY sage TO purposelY seek ways
and means TO cause people TO rise
for him.
have here extracted only
parts of Maimonide's teachings
Should a man observe them, he
would be healthier in body and
in spirit. Should all men observe
them, we would live in a much
more beneficial world.
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CONTINUED from Page l2)
a smiling face. A man should not
be quarrelsome; he should not
envy other people; he should not
desire lust; nor should he pursue
glory. AS the sages have said,
Envy, lust, and glory are de-
stEuctive to man."
But. Maimonidss asserts. that
even this can be carried to an
extreme. It is possible that a per-
son may say that he will deny
himself Of everything. He will
cease eating meat and drinking
wine. and he will not marry. He
will not live in comfortable quar-
hers and will not maintain his
personal appearance. This. too.
would be wrong. for one would
b travelling on a sinful road. A
man is forbidden TO destroy his
body.
All that a man does, teaches
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-08
THE TEACHINGS OF
MA|M0NIDES

Maimonides, which includes his
work, his rest, and his speech
the purpose of all this, of mans
actions, is to recognize God, his
creator, through these actions.
This, also, is the purpose of his
eating, of his drinking, and of
keeping his body and the parts
thereof fit. He should, however,
eat and drink, with moderation
and with respect. He should be
careful, that he does not create
within himself a lust for eating,
like that of a dog or a donkey.
The respect for the body and the
maintenance of the body, to keep
them whole and healthy, belongs
to the way which leads to God.
Maimonides further explains.
that most of the diseases that
come upon man can be traced 70
bad food. gluttonY. or neglect Of
the body. The body is the creation
Of God. and it is to be kept clean
and pure. Il is said of the people
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-04-09
knights

Continued From Page One
word SALT II was a very
interesting and enlightening
sermon and think every one
had a great deal more res
pect for the word SALT after
listening to the wonderful
sermon. It was one of the
best we have had the plea
sur of listening to on our An
niversary.
Mrs. Florence Heggie Taylor
had a full Choir present and
rendered a number of selec-
lions which were d Joy ia
hear and a credit to the lead
er. Sir Ernest o'Banyoun sang
by request Of the Grand
Chancellor Tell me the Story"
WELCOME to the church was
given by Deacon, Julius Hen
Icy. Sir Oscar H. ZitzaIlen,
Chm. Of Finance and Sister
Lillian Beckett, treas, received
the collection from the Sir
Knight and Calanthes and
Presentation to the church
was made by Sir Fitzallen
Other presentations were by
Sister Lugenia Austin to Rev.
Owens, Sister Myrtle White
to Mrs. Taylor Organist and
Sistr Amelia Murray to the
Sexton.
Other officers present were
Brig. Gen. Sir A. G. R. Nit
chell. Sir William Crossen :
Master at arms, Sir William
Thompson Master OF finance,
Sir L. E. Teasley. Master ex-
checker; Sir E. ellis, Keeper
of records and seal; Sir T. K.
Williams Master of work, Sir
j. Fowler Viye Chancellor
of the day.
The oldest living Pythian in
the Jurisdiction, Sir John B.
Scott, was present. He is a
member of Crispus Attacks
Lodge No. l and Hermione
Court No. 3. Sister Elizabeth
Wright, Grand worthy Ju-
venile Matron, was present re-
presenting the New England
Jurisdiction. There will be a
meeting Sunday, April "A =
2;30 P. M. Calanthe Home.
Please come out and help
make plans for our Grand
session in July and Supreme
in August.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-04-09
RUSH A.M.E.
ZION CHURCH
Rev. ]. w. Holmes, Pastor

&hNfs D. w. AUAAACSf aSbUI
At tie 6 pm. service Easter
Sunday Bishop William Jacob
Walls will preach, He will also
I confirm a class OF children
who will be read into the
church by the pastor.
At this service the Sunday
School Children will hold their
annual Easter Exercises and
program, Mrs. Grace Miller
the Sunday School Supt. con-
Quoting assisted by Mrs. Amo-
MIA Myers and Mrs. Olivia So
lomon, Sunday School staff
Members.
Bishop Walls is the Senior
Bishop of The African Meth
odist Episcopal Zion Church,
and presides over the New
England, New York, Western
New York and Western North
Carolina Conferences, a great
scholar and world traveller. He
will sail for Europe June first
as a member Of a committee
of nationally known church.
men. He is a member of the
Central Committee Of the
World Council of Churches
and a writer who has written
the Life of Joseph Charles
Price, founder Livingstone
College, the chief institution
of the Zion Church located in
Salisbury, North Carolina. He
is also chairman of the Trustee
Board of the college and
Chairman of the Christian
Education Board of the Zion
Denomination. A Tea will be
held in the newly decorated
dining room Of the Church
following the program and SER
vice.
At the eleven o'clock morn
ing service the pastor will de-
liver the annual Easter ser
mon and the children and the
Senior Choirs will sing APP
propriate Easter Music.
A States Rally will be held
at 330 pm. with guest speak
er, Mrs. Katherine Bell, dis
trict director Of Christian
Education for Adults in the
Boston District Of the New
England Conference.
Sunday, April "a the church
will Civ a Concert at seven
in the evening featuring the
Zion Gospel Ensemble of
Great Darlington, Mass. with
Rev. David Woodson, direct
ing.
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Abyssinian Baptist Church
event, "has been demonstrated
than this combined effort to
aid the people OF Israel, from
whose ancient land so price
less a legacy of morality. JUS
tice and culture has been left
for the enrichment of civili-
cation and in whose hands
today rests so great a part Of
the responsibility for the de-
velopment of freedom and de-
mocracy in a world torn by
theological differences.
Evening in Israeli will pre-
sent Israeli folk artists and
tn Abyssinian Baptist Church
Choir in a musical program
dedicated to the young Jewish
state A Aim depicting Israels
progress since its establish
lnent as an independent ma
ton in l948 will also be pre-
scented. The young nations
seventh anniversary of indie
pendence will be celebrated
throughout the world in April.
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Rev. c. B. Barrow, Pastor
Palm Sunday saw She au-
ditorium we'll filled and a spirit
consistent with the Inaugural
ton of Passion Week. The
Pastor rose to still greater
heights as he dealt with Mat
thew 81 9, 10, explaining the
true meaning of "Hosanna"
and the clause who is this?"
The Senior Choir contributed
God So Loved the World"
the Intermediate Choir Have
a Little Talk with Jesus, with
the male voices showing the
results Of Lydia Kennedy's
direction, and the Gospel
Chorus fed the flame with "In
the Upper Room. The Spirit
pervaded the Holy Communion
which followed additions to
the Church, and the whole
was climaxed by the distribu-
ton and waving of Palms to
the singing of Palm
Branches by the entire
church.
Next Sunday night the COM
bined choirs will render Man
ney's Resurrection" at 1880
P. M. Sunday, April II, the
Pastor will preach the annual
Thanksgiving sermon to all
Lodges and Temples in the
District. Rev. Wilfred L. Grit
fifth was present at the morn
ing service looking recovered
from his recent operation.