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BETHESDA BAPTIST

Or. Worth l.. Barbours subject
The Magnificent" for his Sunday
morning message was taken from
the first chapter OF st. Luke and
iTth verse.
Music was by the Senior Gospel
choir and MuSicettes. Mrs Des-
sic Gresham. direCtress. rendered
Rsolo, I'm Witness"
The Sunday school presented its
Christmas program under the di-
rection OF its teachers, Mr.. and
Mrs. McClinton Webb, the Mines
Paul Ratiitf, Hosea Robertson.
Lawrence Owens. Curtis Afford.
and Miss Era Dae Walls. Mrs
Rosalind Gianton ia superintend.
cnt.
Participating IN the skits. plays,
music and drama were Jean and
Joyce Webb, Wilma. Janice. Judy
and Kathleen Merrill. Beverly and
Joan Glanton. Tina Barbour. Pat
ricia and Joyce Ann Jones, Fran
cine Wright, Bonita Burton. Joyce
Robertson. Pamela Crouch, Hillary
and Sandra Hardcman. Beverly
Graham. Johnnie Mae Patterson.
Diana lee stevens. Betty and An
Meta Brredlove. Julia Bedeli
LOIS johnson. Msrilyn Pratt, FIR
celia Chadwick, Ethel Green, Fay
Johnson. Connie Rumph and Trei.
hs Patterson.
And Robert, Edward and Harry
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kETTIE scoTT HARRIS
MINNEAPOLIS NATIVES
FUNERAL TUESDAY,

Services for Mrs, Ncttie Scott
HnrriA. BiB Fremont Az, ~. who
died Saturday In Nj. Sinai hos
plthl. were held at 2 p. m. Tues
day. December 20, at the Woodland
Funeral Chapel Rev. J J clay.
burn offciRted with burial In
Crystal Lake Cemetery.
Mrs Harris had been patient
In the hospital for only fcw days
prior 10 her death She was a ma
tive Of Minneapolis and had lived
here all Of her life.
A. the time Of her passing she
was employed at the Kenny In.
stituto where she had worked for
number of years.
She was the daughter ~ Albert
and Ellen Scott, pioneer residents
~ Minneapolis. who proceeded her
In death many years ago In her
early childhood she attended
Bethesda Baptist church ana Sun,
day School and had been pianist
for the Sunday school.
There are no known survivors
Woodland Funeral Home was In
charge 81 arrangements.
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ZION BAPTIST

Our pastor. Rev. H. w. Bolts
Sr.. was guest speaker at Gospel
Temple Church Of God in Christ,
81. Paul. on Sunday December IS.
Rev. +. j. Henderson was the
morning speaker at Zion. His sub
Ject was, Waiting For God"
scripture from Job 14:lI. III a
man die, shall he live again? All
the days Of my appointed time
will / wait, till my change come"
Rev. Henderson said. God tries
His children today with many ad-
versaries. but no matter what the
test may be we should wait on
God. who will take care Of you"
Music was furnished by the
Gospel Chorus and Young Peoples
Choir directed by Mrs. Dora
Hardy and Mrs. Mildred Moore.
Following the morning service,
Rev. c. s. Jones blessed babies OF
the following families: Mr.. and
Mrs. Wendell Helm, a son. William
Jr., Mrs Geraldine Withers and
Mr.. Davis were godparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Marty. a
daughter Geraldine. god parents.
Mrs. Ruth Morris and Mrs Eliza
beth Wade.
Rev. Charles Jones subject for
the evening service was. The
Necessity OF Self Denial" scrip
ture. Matt. 1924. Rev. Jones gave
mon. Many came and were prayed
the invitation following his ser
for Individually Everyone re-
ceivcd "A blessing with the pres
ence OF the Holy Spirit.
Visitors Sunday were Mrs. Bes-
sic Davis and Mrs. Geraldine
Withers OF Minneapolis.
Sick and shut-ins are Mrs. EN-
ma Wallace, Mt Sinai hospital;
Mrs, Donald Graham. Oak Ter
race, MINI; Mr.. +. ]. Henderson,
Hastings hospital and Mrs. Ethel
Prtmm. Northwestern hospital.
/ Others are improving Continue "a
pray for all sick and shut.ins and
remember them with cards and
visits
Zion extends sympathy TO the
family OF Mrs. Nettie Harris who
passed Saturday. December II
1855.
The Sunday School will present
its annual Christmas program
Friday night. December % at 1880
p. m. 4 very fine program is plan
ned. Everyone Is welcome.
Early morning services will be
held Christmas Day at Zion at
n. m. Come out and worship with
us
Zion wishes one and all n very
Merry Christmas. You are always
welcome at Zion Mrs Cynthia
Westbrooks, reporter.
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MT. oIIVET BAPTIST

Memory in Another World
was the subject chosen by Rev.
b. II. Hunter for his morning mes
sage. His text was taken from
Luke, 1928. the story Of the rich
man and Lazarus, OF offences and
forgiveness. Rev. Hunter stated
that memory fingers and that we
must be humble and submissive TO
our Heavenly Father.
Music was by the Senior choir.
December rs. Christmas Day.
at $50 p. m. the Sunday school
Will render It's Christmas pro-
gram under the direction of the
Board OF Christian Education,
with Mrs. Viola CaSsell as chair
man. Marion Brown is supern-
tendent.
Al 3 p. m. the combined Choirs
will present a Christmas cantata
and pageant. Mrs. Ruth Brown
will direct and Mrs. Lorraine
Johnson will accompany.
Clarence Howard who has been
a patient at Ancker hospital was
able TO be at service Sunday.
AT this time Of the year we are
preparing to celebrate the most
wonderful birthday of all times,
the birthday OF our Lord and
Savior, Jesus Christ. Some win
forget, but more will remember
by sharing and giving, making
others happy.
You are welcome at the church
with friendly welcome Re
porter.
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Jones III. McClinton Webb Jr.,
Timothy Robertson. Eugene Nc
Graw. Dennis Farris. Fred Lee
Jr, David Wright, Melvin Jones.
Morris Goodwin Jr.. Irving Thorn
aA We hope that no names have
been omitted OF those who parti-
cipated on the program. Assisting
were Mrs. Vera Wright. Mrs. Car
ne Williams and Miss Era Dae
Walls, pianist.
At the conclusion Of the pro-
gram, McClinton Webb ST., In the
role Of Santa Claus, distributed
toys. fruit, candy and nuts TO all
OF the children and adults in the
congregation.
Sunrise services will be held at
a. m. Sunday, December rs. Our
regular service will be at IL a. m.
Welcome To all visitors. II you
have no church home. we extend a
invitation. 49, Mrs. Sarah Benson,
reporter.
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RORDER METHODIST

As we celebrate the birth Of
Christ. let us remember the morn
ing scripture, John /: "AH things
were made by God. and without
Him was not anything made that
was made, and give thanks To God
with a sober mind for the sending
Of His son, Jesus Christ, our Saw
Tor"
Rev. Charles NJ. Sections mes
sage. Natural or Spiritual Birth, q"
reminded us to take hold of the
Nativity with real spirit and con-
tinue after Christmas with the
true Christian spirit We must
acknowledge Christ AZ our savior,
or the knowledge OF our being Is
lost
Remember 10 pray for the sick,
the shut-ins and the afflicted.
Visiting Border were Jack
/ Laws. L0nnie Ellis and Robert
| Burgess Border Welcomes NIL
| visitors.
The choir under the direction Of
| Mr.. Whitaker presented n beauti-
| ful program OF Christmas carols,
NHlIpTi tiA"hILH accompanied wv
choir with his violin.
The finance committee met
Monday, December 10. to plan the
financial future OF the church.
The official board meeting will
be held Tuesday, December ~, II
you are an officer of the church
you are expected to be present.
The meeting Is ut = p, m. sharp.
Next Sunday Is Christmas Day
Let Us all go to church and thank
God for our savior Jesus Christ.
Don't let the holiday celebration
blank our memories,
In closing do you agree III
Christ Is kept outside. something
must be wrong inside" Harry
Davis. reporter.
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Phillip Mccullough
Of Sheriffs Office
Dies Suddenly

Phillip Hale Mccullough, 500 H.
Franklin Az. died early Friday
morning. December 10. In the
Veterans hospital where he had
been "A patient since Monday.
Mr.. Mccullough was born In
Minneapolis. February ~, 1895.
and had lived here the greater
part Of his life
lie entered the Minneapolis
Post Office as "A substitute clerk
In June, 1928. where he WINS en-.
played until the spring Of 1912,
when he wns forced 10 retire be.
cause Of III health
At the time Of his passing he
was employed M a clerk In the
delinquent tax division 81 the
She1fra office where he had
worked for the past six years
Survivors are n daughter. Mrs,
Phyllis Mccullough Brown ~ Mt.
Vernon. ~ Y: father, Clarence
Mccullough. of Seattle. Wash, u
brother. Curtis Mccullough Of
Seattle. Wash. and other rcla-
tivea
The Rosary was recited at 7.30
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PUlRIM BAPTIST

Guest speaker at the morning
worship service at Pilgrim Bap-
list church on Sunday. December
IS, was Rev. Moses Knott Jr. Rev.
Knott. a senior at Virginia Union
University, Richmond. Va. will
spend the Christmas holidays with
his family.
The Permanent Validity" was
the subject OF Rev. Knots in
spring message. Seasonal music
was rendered by the Senior Choir,
the Gospel Chorus. the Youth
Choir and the Choral Group.
Deacon l.. r. Tarver offered
morning prayer. On the sick list
are Isaiah Brown. a patient at
Minneapolis General hospital and
Frank H. Rawlings. 925 Marion.
Mrs. Hazel Butler, office secre-
tary began her vacation on Mon
day, December 10, and will re-
turn on Tuesday. January 3. The
church bulletin viii be mimeo-
graphed by Miss Louella Mcintosh
In her absence.
Dr. Floyd Massey Jr., viii de-
liver the Christmas sermon at IL
a. m. on Sunday, December 23. All
choirs will participate In this ser
vice. At 8 p. m. the church school
will present It's Christmas pageant
and tree. The annual Christmas
Candlelight service viii be held
at p. m. with all four choirs par
ticipatlng.
Al 8 p m. the Missionary So
ciety presented Its service. Mis-
tress Of ceremonies was Mrs.
Georgia Brayboy. Music was by
the Gospel Chorus. directed by
Mrs. ODelle Galloway, with Mrs.
Arlee II. Hallowell at the piano.
Mrs. LAMAR Smith gave the
scripture lesson. A clever skit,
The Babe OF Bethlehem was pre-
scented by Missionary Society
members. The text for the skit
was taken from Luke 2:l-2l.
Celebrate the birth OF the Saw
Tor on Sunday. December % at the
church Of your choice. At Pilgrim,
are always welcomed .... ...
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SIOUX
r A L [ s
NEWS
N 7 q s
ny kaye Coates
$40 Mable r.
HiouM FAllA. O. d.

We are most sure Of a white
Christmas this year and coolies of
cold air with Il Every night !
take stack OF Christmas cards
10 bed and read them carefully
and put addresses In my address
book Just love 10 receive cards
and I also like to send them. Mrs
Ada Booker has topped all no far,
hers was a Negro Christmas card.
gosh. It's clever.
Rossanne Monkey, Theodore
Parker and Jesse Grcye are tough
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as Dick Tracy. They are motor
ing 10 Chicago for Christmas In a
l9i7 auto that has more aches and
pains than I. They are 10 leave
Tuesday, Dec. 20 Good luck. folks
Theoder Parkey Sonny Sr.. had
heart attack last week. Parker
Ia employed as a foreman at the
Palmer House In Chicago Parker
spent some years here as a soldier
Lawrence Dysart Is doing nicely
a. can be- expected with his
Sprained ankle so don't forget TO
stop In and spend sometime with
him The men Of Alpha Lodge No
10. r and An. have "A fine pro-
jet where they are visiting all
families and getting donations for
l. ID These fellah's are having
lot Of fun and spreading Christ
mas cheer In lots OF ways
Henry Martin has been III for "A
while so we could shower him with
cards or go out and visit with him.
Martin Is getting lonesome me-
thinks.
Daniel Jackson has issued birth
day party Invitations to about
twenty or our townSfolks for the
25th of December at the Dysart
home Thatn be natural for
fun. jackson In known around here
a. "Thumper''. He secured this
name through being catcher on
the Brookings baseball team
This young man halls from Mis-
souri,, Happy birthday. Jackson.
The Bronze club enjoyed a very
fine Christmas party in the MoS
Icy home, The ladies invited their
husband and enjoyed a { Inc tur-
key dinner They exchanged gifts
Guests were present also, They
were Mrs. Thomas Clayton, Law
renee Dysart Jr. and Manuel can
Ethiopian exchange student from
AfricaD
The Intellectual Improvement
Club enjoyed their Annual Christ
mas Party in the North Room OF
the YwCA. They played Christ.
mas music, played games ex.
changed gifts, presented the
president. Mrs II Haynes with a
beautiful white nylon sweater.
Shared a turkey dinner and had
real Merry Christmas party.
The group wrote chain letter to
Ellsworth Freeman. who " in Los
Angeles, In a hospital after un-
dergoing surgery FREEMAN lived
here many years lie IL a brother
10 Mrs Robert Haynes
We hapc that soon Muricl and
Kenny Anderson will bury the
Ratchet Both are nice youngsters
and they have charming daugh-
tor Kenneth IL here. Murtel ard
the child are In Minneapolis
Muriel has asked for q divorce
Corp Walter Brown Is about TO
be sent overseas soon. Ills wife
and family moved To PipcStone.
MINI few weeks ago We wei.
come ora and family back 10 $ F.
Mr. r. G Collins had sEght
dizzy spcn that caused him 20
toppic over at the Post Once.
bat No has had the MD. and
seems TO be doing nicely Mr.
Collins Is a busy regular go-grt,er,
81 I imagine he Just should he
real cool Take Il easy Mr.. r c.
Mr. James Monkey IL home nurs-
ing an upset condition Physician
says Il Is nu, So heu M doubt he
UP soon
81 Johns Baptist church has
made an appointment with the
Rev Thomas of Kansas CITY. Ma.
he Is to take over the leadership
In February This announcement
came trors the church clerk Mni.
nee Coaklcy, and the pulpit cor,-
mittee
! wish all a very Merry CHRIST
mas May God bless all ~ vuu.
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Tuberculosis strikes at the rate
~ one American every five min
utcs II h our Country's number
one infectious killer. The sale OF
Christmas Seals helps fight TB by
providing nfc-sawng service for
all members Of the family
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CARD OF APPRECIATION

! wish to express my sincere
gratitude to the many friends for
their kind expressions shown me
through calls, beautiful cards.
gifts, flowers, prayers and
Thanksgiving donations during
my recent illness and hospitaliza-
ton To everyone who was 30
kind, wish a very Merry Christ
mas and Happy New Year.
Mrs. Beatrice Williams.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish TO thank all of the
friends who gave US the lovely
wedding gifts OF blanket, bed
linen and towels through Mrs. J.
r. Jones club of TAT St Anthony
Av.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andre F1orenz
GLORIA Williams)
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p. m. Sunday evening. December
Is. at the Woodland Funeral
Chapel.
Services were held at TBS n. m
Monday. December 10. at the Vet
Grams hospital chapel with the
hospital chaplain officiating. and
graveside blessing Mt $50 pm.
Woodland Funeral Home was In
charge Of arrangements.
Evening star., 1955-05-16
81. 900 Sought Duto
On Red Cross Drive

About $4,000 Washington area
residents asked for information
about Red Cross work during the
annual fund drive last month,
Chapter Chairman Daniel w.
Ben announced.
Mr.. Bell said that Of these.
more than 1000 persons In
uuired about taking training
courses for, volunteer service in
the Red Cross. The queries were
written on campaign contribu-
ton cards.
The two Red Cross programs
which attracted most interest
from contributors. Mr.. Bell said,
were the blood center program
and the home service program.
Other work about which con-
tributors asked included the
disaster : victim program, water
safety and first aid, and the nine
volunteer ervices-nurses' aides.
motor corps, arts and skills, en-
tertainment, Gray Ladies. pro-
duction and supply, social wei
fare aid and Junior Red Cross
school programs.
Evening star., 1955-05-16
TVHIGHLIGHTS
TODAY

7:00, WRC ~ -Sherlock K
Holmes: In Cease of the
Thistle Killer" Sherlock
traps killer Of beautiful young
women.
$500, WRC (4)-Caesar's Hour:
Another grand opera, Faust" !"
gets the treatment.
$500, WMAL (7)-Reader's Di-
gest: Arthur Franz as Ber-
ti1lion, frances Greatest
Detective"
$500, WTOP (9)--Burns and
Allen: Gcorge sets up a busi-
ness date at the beach, so
Grace invites her friends for
q picnic.
$500, WRC t4)-Medic: Life.
line" story Of Navy hospital
ship surgeon who saves life
of young seaman and finds
life worth living for himself.
$500, WTOP t9)-f Love Lucy:
Lucy makes up her mind that
Ricky needs an agent and
appoints herself.
$3.50, WRC t4)-Robert Mont
gomery: Suspenseful drama
Of British Counter Intelli-
gence agent matching wits
with Nazi spy; Colin Keith
Johnston. Christopher Hew-
EFT.
10:00, WTTG (5)-Boxing: Col
orful Libby Manzo takes on
Paddy de Marco in a To-
rounder.
1O:O0, WTOP (9)--Studio One:
Strange Companion" story
of companion servant to eld-
erly hypochondriac and the
conflict that develops when
younger woman falls in love;
Peggy Ann Garner. Cathleen
Nesbitt.
10:45, WTTG ~ Harness
Racing: From r Rosecroft
Raceway.
Evening star., 1955-05-16

Pick Temple of WTOPTv is here afdxng his name
to veyear $250000 contracthe largest pact ever
made between washington entertainment personality
and advertiser Picks canine associate Lady who knows
which side her dog biscuit is buttered on, seems to be
indicating approval So for that matter does Clarkson
Gemm Qeft), advertising and public relations director
for Giant Stores the other party to this contract.
Evening star., 1955-05-16

Show (Premiere): From the
Hamilton Hotel; guests in
clude Bob Eberly.
1915, WWDC-Behind the Iron
Curtain Premiere): News
and documentary reports by
John Tobin.
1880, WMAL 49, Red Skelton
(new time): Clem discusses
his theory Of relativity.
11:00, WRC - Boxing: Heavy
weight title bout between
Rocky Marciano and Don
Cockell, from San Francisco.
Evening star., 1955-05-16

o. sponsor, retains an equal amoV
sor whatever it was that good old
.sFriar Tuck used to rap on the
noggin of the Sheriff of Noting
ham, and the bow-and-arrow.
At any rate, Friar Tuck, his
boss. Robin Hood and all the
other members of Robins band
will be available for inspection
on a once-a-week basis this fall
on Mondays (from 1880 to 8
PM.
: Richard Green, q movie actor
who always impressed me as
sbeing little slow of foot. will
play Robin and the series is being
!. filmed in England, in Sherwood
Forest.
If this is q trend, incidentally,
maybe some of our space heroes
like unemployed Captain Video
better zoom into a time ma
chine and hark like a lark back
to more suitable eras.
Wouldst make q bet that King
Arthur and his Round Table
will next not be?
BOXING DEPT: Reader
Richard T. was ready to go 10
rounds himself last Wednesday
when his channel 8 reception
failed at the conclusion Of the
Satterf1eld Mcbride bout and
WTOP neglected to come up
later with the results.
"Is this SOP for a big-time
TV station?" he asks. What
does. a frustrated viewer do in
situation like this ?"
(The station usually tries to
at least announce the result, but
evidently it was not obtainable
in time. Those fights, by the
way, will be switching to WMAL-
= soon, same time)
+ + \
DO IT YOURSELF CORNER:
People who can successfully
change fuses have always struck
me as near geniuses. hence to
days full quota of awe and
respect for the corps Of WMAL
engineers who recently COM
pleted building a master control
unit at the Tv station.
The trick was to make the
changes required and still keep
on the air-a complicated nve-
mouth job that was finally COM
pleted just recently.
Some $500 feet Of cable was
involved. for example, and that's
not mentioning the connections.
The installation cost approxi-
mately $4,000, with big chunk
($5,200) going for the RCA video
relay switching device.
AL Powley laid out the original
plans: Bill Fowler supervised. and
their assistant Einsteins were
Blair Jones and J. Mcpherson,
who handled the audio circuits.
and George Semyan, Ed SUM
mers, Stan Egbert and Ted Sor-
rell who worked out the relay
switching base.
All Of WMAL's TV operations
can now be controlled from one
central spot and the word Is that
its working perfectly.
How much saved? 1t would
probably have cost the station
from twice to three times as
much to have it done. The awe
and admiration of the stations
executives, 1t should be needless
to add, knows no bounds.
ON THE RUN
II you're a Telephone Hour"
fan, you won't want to missto-
nights fifteenth birthday show
$3.50, WRC), which has been
extended to a full hour for the
occasion. Talent lineup:
Jose 1turbi. Lii Pons, Eileen
Farrell, Brian Sullivan and Mi
cneal Rabln.
NBC will be on hand at II to-
night CWRC) when Don Cockell
has a go at Rocky Marciano's
crown. And it is NBC, naturally,
that will broadcast the presen-
etation of the williamsburg
Award to RCA chairman of the
board Gen. Sarnof this after
noon (3:05 to 3:30.)
DID you notice more people
listening to radios out of their
homes last winter?
pr. sydney Roslow of Pulse
Evening star., 1955-05-16
RADIO HIGHLIGHTS
TODAY

$3.50, WMAI---Voice Of Fire.
stone: Rise Stevens selec-
tions are by Bizet. Dvorak
and Noel Coward.
$3.50. WRC-Telephone Hour:
Special 18th anniversary pro-
gram. with Lily Pons, Jose
Iturbi, Eileen Farrell and
others.
900. WMAL-Bill M alone
Evening star., 1955-05-16

has just completed a survey
showing that out-of-home lis
tening added 20 per cent to the
radio audience in that period.
Washington was slightly below
the 22-city average-at 20.1.
Reminder: There's an evening
program shuttle commencing to-
night (WMAL) to make way for
Bill Malone's new show at 8.
Red Shelton and Eddie Cantor
take one giant step backward.
Evening star., 1955-05-16
ON THE AIR
ON THE AIR
Robin Hood Aims
For 7V BuIIseye
By BERNIE HARRISON

recent Person to Person program that one Of
West philosophers Dr. Roy tangled his
spurs reecvey observed I'm still convinced that the
H-bomb has out-dated the old-fashoned sling shot"
It be added footnote that CBS together with
retains equal amount
Milford chronicle., 1955-03-18

ENGAGED - Mr.. and Mrs. HUI
bert Passwaters of Greenwood, Del
aware, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Reba Geraldine,
to Mr.. Wilbur Bubb, son of Rev.
NJ and Mrs. Walter Bubb, of Lock
Haven, Penna.
Mr.. Bubb is an instructor at
the Eastern Pilgrim College in AL
lentOwn, Pa.
They plan to be married this
summer.
Milford chronicle., 1955-03-18
Presbyterian Folk
Plan Dinner

The Mems and the WOmen's AS
sociatiOns of the First Presbyteri-
an Church will hold a joint dinner
meeting Wednesday, March %, at
$50 p. m, at the Church.
Immediately following the din
ner, there will be group singing.
The Rev. Chester Webber, Phil
adelphia Representative for the
American Board Of Missions to the
Jews, will present a movie en-
titled Il Found the Messiah. 1t
will be in color and sound, with the
conversion of a Jew dramatically
told. The problems and persecu-
tiOns of the Jews are set forth
in the most impressive way, with
an interest in Gods ancient people.
Mrs. Jane POstles will lead the
devOtiOns. Subject. But We Preach
Christ Crucified, Unto the Jews a
Stumbling Block" Corinthians
1923.
Group No. of the Women's AS
sOciatiOn will be the hOstesses with
Mrs. Donald Wilkie as Chairman
The Food CO-Chairmen are Mrs
Donald Wilkie and Mr.. George
Shaffer.
Milford chronicle., 1955-03-18
Lincoln Man No. 13
Highway Fatality

A fatal highway accident near
Milford raised this states motor
vehicle death toll to 13 this year.
James Leroy Young, Jr., %, of
RD1, Lincoln, died in the Milford
Memorial Hospital from a frac-
tured skull, suffered in the accident
about five miles south of Milford.
Car Rams Pole
Young was the driver of the
automobile involved in Delaware's s
latest highway death. State police
at Georgetown said he was driv-
ing along Route 215B south of
Milford at a high rate of speed.
The car ran. off the left side of
the road and struck a utility pole,
police reported.
Injured in the crash were Floyd
Hazard, %, a back injury, and
Paul Harmon, %. a sprained neck.
Both are from Lincoln. They were
passengers in the 1851 sedan driven
bv Young. The accident happened
at 1850 p. m, last Saturday.