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The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14

simultaneous alerts in the other
states, and in the District of Co
lumbia, Alaska, Hawaii and Puer-
to Rico, he added.
The coordination order will
come directly from Major Gener-
al Edgar c. Erickson, Chief of
the National Guard Bureau, with
headquarters at the Pentagon.
Washington, D. c. From the Adiu-
tant General, it will be passed
down to all Army and Air Nation
al Guard Units in the State.
Nearly 100000 Guardsmen in
Guiding officers and men of Co.
A, in more than 1900 other COM
munitieS will participate in "Op-
GRAFTON Minuteman."
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
Proposed Sidney
Armory Sites
Inspections Made

Adlutant General S. H. Mitchell of
the Montana National Guard visited
mere the past week and inspected pos
slple sites for an $4,000 armory. Ac-
cording to General Mitchell. plans are
to start construction early this sum-
mer, provided a site can be selected
and a deed for the property is avail
able, The General is to present the
Montana armory plan and site loca-
lions to Pentagon officials about April
Inspections were being made at Sid
ney, Glendive, Miles City, Billings
and Kalispen. The General and sew
eral aides conferred with Mayor Ball.
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14

ulustrious Potentate Herbert F. Lees
OF AIBedoo Shrine Temple at Billings,
accompanied by Mrs. Lees. will make
the Potentate's annual official visit 70
R1chland Shrine club in Sidney this
Saturday, April Is. Accompanying him
will be Immediate Past niustrious Po-
tentate Howard c. Smith of BILLINGS
ana llustrious Recorder and Past Po-
tentate Stewart North, also of Billings.
lHuStrlous Potentate and Mrs. Lees
are from Livingston.
A ~smorgaSbord dinner will be serv-
ed in the Lalonde ballroom starting
at I:5O p. m, to be followed by dancing
and fellowship. J. NJ. Suckstorff. Past
mustrious Potentate of AlBedoo. will
Introduce the distinguished guests.
Officers of Richland Shrine club
are: President. Mike Meatovich: vice
president, A. c. PaulSon. and secre-
ta~ry-treasurer, Harmon Pigg.
This banquet is for all Mobiles and
their ladies and is the outstanding
annual social affair of the Richland
County Shrine club,
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
BABIES Ar HOSPITAL

Nh. and Mrs. Joseph Pfau.
Dodge, N. d., boy, April 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Thompson,
Fairview, boy, April 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wahlstrom,
Alexander, N. D., April 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Dardis.
Crane, girl, April II.
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Clifford r. MOsher and June r.
Raveling, both of Plentywood,
Montana, April II.
George J. DeRouchey, Keno
sha, Wisconsin, and Wilma Bux-
baum, Sidney, April II.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

HOUSES By HUGHES Of an acre.
pelightful piece Of ground. Custom
built home. All brk. OIL h.-w. heat.
Charmine stone fireplace Den on
s sse i sSef d Rssi0 u apr H Is
CO. AP. S-1zoo TN . pm -
SAVE s1s000-NeW 3-bedrm. brick
rambler; fun bsmt.. 8 #. hiEh; nice
Iote. shade trees; S13,500. Open
Sat. and Sun. 1904 49th ave. Col
lege Park. Nd. Call OWNER. VA.
NEW DE LUKE RAMBLER-custom-
built brick, 8 bedrms., lily. rm., full
ground-ieyei bsmt. has rec. rni.. Law,
laundry, work rm-,. built-in gar;
screened rear porrhi large fully
sodded lot; gas h.-w. heat. 1923
Raydale I'd, Parklawn. OWNER
BUILDER: HA. 2-9400. -
NEARBY ND. nr new parkway
Brick 2-bedroom and bath rambler;
ready for occupancy. well-equipped
kitchen. also service room: $1,000.
Gil approved. A. II SEIDENSPINNER.
Realtor. WA. 7-1O1O or HA. 2-3S62.
HOUSES By HUGHES. New Iamp.
ave. EXIT rm., brick Colonial;
ton. OF, $3.50 down. low monthly
pay%snts 81, W R. HUGHES co. AZ
GiE l39g X $50 per month total. No
home. 1S-ft. living rrn.. dining rm..
equip. kit. with freezer-top refgr.,
twin-siZed bedrm. with walk-fn clos
ct. storm windows: 3 blocks to
s secSs aP Ph1s seSpP aBsoRdEs St shof
FouR iBiE66kMs.' III BATHS with
fun dining room, tiled kitchen,
large screened porch. full bsmt.
with outside entrance. storm win
dows: near new shopping ctr. ex-
isSso sshss 81 sRsassp pR S5
B ESStissi HY ri sfl HILLs-Lse.
3-bedrm, brk; Colonial; full din.
rm., equip. kit. scr. pch. with
sond S esR' Priced sT Seos
market. OWNER, WA. 7-9491. q
SEMIDET. BRICK. six rooms: powder
rm., LIST A.; tiled bsmt.; fenced yard;
all-eles; kit 23l4 Jameson ST.. Hill
se eEssf hsi'' IA RAMBLER, full 6sat..
plete HANDICAPPED and hedge. In
Laurel. sll,900. FILA. Call Park
R TTe 2 ROAD AREA = Randolph
Village, Md. Attention Coca Cola
BIER. full basement asn. earp ean large
lot. In desirable neighborhood.
glI9 Dunbar ave. $1s,5o0. VA,
4 Sii NJ N ST. s.E.-cor. brick bunsa-
sand heat from asdp'f Iii 3 SEQ e.
BUNGALOW bedrms.: large lot;
new cond;; vacant. In Green Mead
oEs; S 3f,,s;s cash. ,o, YIN ex-
CORNER BGNGhIoW-6 rms rms mod.
bus by door. About 30 min. to D. C.
line. Near schools. churches. etc.
Vacant. Like new. Will exchange.
4 9MESSEs 81 BAnjs eaxIoda liv. rm- With
bath fully equipped. iuli 6smt' with
rec. rm,, auto. oil heat: brick garage;
nice yard and fenced in rear. By
OWNER. Only SIS. 500. 1906 3Sth
at, Brentwood, Nd. WA. 7-9343.
$4,000 WILL BUY 3-bedrm. bunEa-
low with separate din. rm., con-
veniently located near new Giant
Food shopping center on Annapolis
I'd; vets may purchase with $500
cash :, s ND ss5 a5 peG mo Ro SAL II 8 ?
sl GAS5s 4 Ho 81 excel. .sond.: lse.
cheerful rms. modern kit. ceramic
tile bath, dry bsmt. with " bath.
gas h.-w.h.; lge. lot. trees: 2-car
garage; near schools, shops, 2 bus
lines and Wash. BALTIC. Parkway;
S15.500 CT Or other easy terms,
HOUSES By HUGHES-Extra large
f5-rm. brick Colonial, featuring %
It. liv. rm., open fireplace. dream
kitchen, huge bedrms.. full bsmt.
outside entrance, screened rear
porch, fenced level lot, with shade
trees. 10 min. to downtown. Priced
SCI, 500, W. R. HUGHES co. AP
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HOUSES sALE-MD. tceas.l

WANT TO SAVE $1,000 and still
live IN an individuaiistie COM
sreen Calf. Redwood rambler: ma.
h hossny psnsaed hs. , r%: with a.; 2
rm.' kit. and bath. gas heat.
washer. and dryer: beautiful fenced
d. c. $4,000. $4,000 cash down.
Priced cut so no deals. Call
owner direct anytime. OIL. 2-722o.
a-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER. full
bsmt.-. storm windows, attic fan,
driveway; immaculate; must see 70
Call after pm,
$3.50 CASH to move in GI-Monthly
payments, SIS, incl. taxes and In
surance; bedrooms. full basement:
fenced rear yard. big lot. Call Mr..
Kins. JU. 9-O4g1. ALDON PROP
ERTIES: INC. Ma. 1910; q
re sooms sss hsst lS See
Gi APPROVED. sa1,soo - Silver
Spring. custom-built brick rambler;
3 ige. bedrms.. Den. liv. rm.: nrepl !.
Ia baths: full bsmt; OWNER SAYS
fSOA(AA@fNAI hS1.eSA -
9-5555 It'll . pm. Realtors. "A
NEAR LANGLEY PARK SHOPPING
CENTER. 15,500-4-bedrm. brick
Cape Cod. located in quiet cow. sub
urban community. but in easy walk
ing distance to Montgomery County
schools, shopping and transp. Sub
init FILA or GI contracts. WOOD
MOOR AGENCY. INC, JU. 0-5555
It'll 8 pm. Realtors.
THRIFTY Gil BUY. ,500-Three-
bedrm. brick rambler; nothing down
for vets, SIS per mo. pays all;
schools and transp. close: Glen
mont Hills-Silver Spring. For de-
tails call JOHN DENNIS, WO.
6.I651. COLONIAL INVESTMENT
$3.50. CT or n-GI-Buv this lovely
3-bedrm. semidet. home with family
size din. rnl., equip. kit; full bsmt..
o.s.e.: mr., schools and shop. House
thoroughly redecor. Move in, start
iiyins: MODERN REALTY NC
$685. idn. OF or non-GI; vacant
Poss. with deposit on this 2-bedrm.
BUNGALOW. EQUIP. kit. full bsmt.
Payments less than rent. MODERN
REALTY. INC. JU. 7-5350. -
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VACANT

No down payment required by veteran
on this lovely brick bungalow 2
bedrms.; large kit, fully equip. Full
bsmt Large level fenced lot.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-1166 WA. 1866
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The Perry Boswell Co.
WA. T-540U TILL, & PM

YORKSHIRE VILLAGE
4907-490S YORKSHIRE DR.. Sc.
,Off Branch Ave.
Brick ramhlers-Feature 3 spacious
bedrooms, large liv. rm. with fire.
cleo. kitchen, full bsmt. with fire.
place and detached garage: located
on 24-acre lot. Direct route to city.
Must be seen to appreciate. con-
yenient terms. $4,000. Open Sum
day
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cLosE-1N SILVER SPRING
BETHESDA
1904 West Parkhill DIR.

1904 West Parkhill DR..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Open Sat, 3-5; Sum-, l-5-1deally
located is this lovely brick Colonial
on q beautiful wooded lot, T5xl95;
entrance foyer. living room with
pretty bay window and fireplace.
large dining room overlooking gar
den, screened porch, modern kitch-
en-, breakfast room and powder rm..
8 spacious bedrms.. ample closets,
baths on end: maids room and
bath, out-of- ba sement attached ga
rage. Price reduced to. S26.75O for
immediate sale.
Dir: wis. ave. to Cedar lane. right
blk. then left on West Parkhill.
STANFORD REALTY co; 49,
HE. 4-S137 OIL. 4-45so
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

3-BEDRM. BRICK-$ii, 500
$40 mo. pays all. Full bsmt., fenced
lot; cow. loo. Also other homes,
CT and non-0I to suit your budget.
Mr. Dotson. LU. 4-49I9.
cox & CO., UN. 4-l526
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BETHESDA
Alta VISTA TERRACE

Brick rambler, situated Tor much
privacy: 5 bedrooms. large. modern
kitchen, living room with large fire.
place and picture windows, large
screened breezeway with attached
oversize garage: full, daylight base
ment with picture window and out
prox. A-acre fenced corner lot.
sidewalks: on Capital Transit. walk
ing distance elementary school, pa
rechial school and new junior
high school 5 minutes to Naval
Medical Center and NH Very
1900 Lindale dr.. Open house, Sat
and Sun. . to 8. OIL. 2-0325. No
brokers please. IS
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
FOR DOUBLE FAMILY
ALSO
GARAGE OR WORKSHOP

A rambler type. mr.. Flower ave. shops:
. rms, porch; firepl; 2 baths; in
Main apt: sep. 2 rms. and bath on
or easy terms; SI6.S JU. 5-43OS.
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FARMETTE, IA MI D. C..
31a Acres, Race Track Road
2-frame dwellings, / 4-bedrm, one
small cottage. barn, outbaildinGs;
long. front hard road: city water;
1st time offered. $4,000. HE. 4-35n0
Central S-4a6l; ewes. Open Mon. to
8 pm. w. W. LEWIS. n
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$500 DOWN.

TAKE OVER Gil LOAN
Lovely detached home, approx. To-
years-old; has living nm, dining
rm.. kitchen, . bedrooms and bath
Complete apt with bath on End
floor. Full basement. oil heat, "a
acre lot. Located . miles from Dis
trict line on Marlboro I'd. Sc.
Monthly payments. including every
thing. $40. For details call Mr.. Nc
Ginniss. at TU. 2-23SS.
w. BERENS SALES, INC.
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BEST BUY IN P. G. co.
4-BEDRM. FRAME, GARAGE
S15,5OO; in immac. cond. modern
kit with ceramic tile and all the
elec. gadgets: modern central heat
ing plant, full bsmt. = compl
baths; full-size one-car garage:
large, deep lot; / block transp
eyes,, APP. T-Ti32. W. w, LEWIS.
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COLUMBIA PINES
EXCFJ EMIT COMMUNITY

cay H1ILEN Sonh CNl1
! extra-larEe bedrms,, 2 full baths,
storm windows, screened porch. attic
fan; 2-car gar. finished rumpus rn.:
Iz-acre lot; swimming pool priv
ileees SCI Rose lane. s29.950.
direct sale. JE. 3-SSiS. 3
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OPEN

New brick and shingle rambler on
lot with Soft. frontage; only Sl4.-
ydin. FL" custom-made natural fin-
ished kit, cabinets; 3 spacious bed
rms. extra-larse tile bath. bSmt.,
outside entr.. gas heat: high, level
lot with SHADE trees. Out Route !
past U, OF Md. TO HOLLYWOOD Inn.
and sun. / to o.
BURCH REALTY co.
1886 BALTIC. Blvd. College Park. Nd.
TO a-59a: ID
8 BEDRMS., EASTPINES'
$l1,500, EASY TERMS
Close to new freewsy. leading into
ID. r. HF. a-aS0O. ewes. AP g
5isa, w. w. LEWIS. %
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BEST BUYS
EACTpTNEG
FORESTVILLE

tOPEN DAILY, l TO 81
Martha ST., toff send ave.), det
brick Cape Cod. rms, j "a baths.
gar: possession; will accept CT
contract. price. S15.950. For fur
ther information call L. $4,000.
SOUTHEAST 81. REALTY CO.
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COUNTRY HOME

OD-Contemporary 1-leyel
living in this attractive 3-bedrm., 3
bath. radiant-heated rambler
screened porch, carport: S19,5O0
VA approved.
OFF EAST-WEST HIGHWAY-Sub-
stantial brick, 3 bedrms., 2 baths,
garage. bsmt: 3-yr.-old rambler,
good as new; $4,000, VA approved.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.-well-kept
English-style town home. Entrance
hall. beamed hv.-din. rms. den.
bright, well-equipped kitchen on LIST
plus 2 finished rms. on 3rd; SIS. 500
wooDsIDE KNoLLs, S. -level
living plus large. paneled dormitory
room. Handsome brick home with
2 bedrms. bath. living room, sep
dining room. den and kitchen on LIST
level; Finished rec. rm. in full bsmt;
ANDRIs REALTY. OIL. 2-eO1O
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: ARLINGTON, NORTH

CT AND NoN-Gi~SiO $50
Contracts accepted on this brick
duplex: liv. rm. with dining area;
. bedrms and bath End 1r: stairs
TO 3rd floor storage rm.. full bsmt.,
close toshopping and transp.: non
OF can with reas. down payment
assume present O. loan. LEO
BAILEY, Broker, IA. 5-5266 or
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FAIRFAX COUNTY CLOSE IN

FAIRFAX COUNTY. CLOSE IN
TWO FAMILIES LIVE
AS CHEAP AS ONE
SHARE OW-COST OWNERSHIP
lean suburban two anartment home
Low down payment. LAYS and low
monthly payments. S5l each family.
Level half-acre lot, own vegetable
bedrooms. Ideal for YOUNGSTERS and
grown ups.
A NICE HOME TO OWN
YET CHEAPER THAN RENTING
CALL JE. 2-Iiis OR JE. s-.i22
FAILS CHURCH REALTY
tContinuea Oh next page,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
REALIOR
III. T-551l

Cape Cod, Brick, New
Near Mass. ave. ext. and Macarthur
blvd, block from .transp. -Liv.
rn., din. rm.. extra-larEe kit, 2
mas space for 2 bedrms.. and bath.
heat in, roughed in for bath. base:
ment has rec rm., 13x2S it.. at
ground level: small rm. can. be. used
as maids I'm; auto. gas heat; l.
acre. lot with natural stream. To
Glen Echo firehouse. left on Wal
bonding I'd. to 640l. OWNER, OIL.
2-7474. Open Sat. and Sun. to q.
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HNNANUALE NIfEA
66-ft. brick rambler: Oh APPRAISED:
3 bcdrms. Ice. liv. rm. with firepl..
din. rm.. equip. kit, tile bath. breeze
way, GARAGE. rural subdiy ision: CORY.
to Pentagon. schools For sale hv
OWNER S1Sg5d Call XII. a-nt ~.
fnr further details II
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THE FAMOUS 3.BEDRM.

FIESIA tLNMhIER
55th AVE, ROGERS HGTS.. ND.
Sl4,750
Also 2 bedrms.. full din, rm-. day
light bsmt., colored bath fixtures,
beaut. kitchens compl. with dish
washers. garbage disposal. Youngs-
town cabinets. 92-cu.-ft. refgr. Gil
or FILA financing. Open daily
PHILLIPS H. CLARKE CO., $500
Emerson ST., Rogers Hts, Md. WA.
r.I1SO WA T-56fiS ~
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HOUSES FOR sAlr-Mp.
HYATTSVILLE HILLS

sunsaloy-Two bedrms.. liy; rm.. din.
Im., all-elec. kitchen. oil h.-wh.,
full bsmt. To settle estate: SIC. 900
DUNN 4 CO.. Realtor. 1888 Rhode
Island ave: ne. WA. 7-0o4s; ewes.
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Chester H. Keller, Realtor

1917 Colesville Road
Mil rd.,, left on Drumm. right on
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-04-02
Observations

Buckner CANDY, acconpanstl
How can you beat a combo
like that? They are appearing
in Peoples Baptist Church,
Sunday, April "a, at $3.50 PM.
Lillian D. Williams is chair
man of the program which is
part of the 150th Anniversary
activities. But think of that
cornbol
Do you believe that the
SUPREME POWER, the ALL
POWER is creating a perfect
Universe? That man is His
instrument for subduing this
unit in His Universe which we
call the Earth? Do you be-
lieVe that His Spirit permeates
His entire Creation, and that
all physical, mental and Spi-
ritual atoms are expressions
Of Him, and working to the
END mentioned above? I do.
And l realize that am a
resident of the Universe, and
giving my address 1 would say
Boston, Massachusetts,, Unit
ed States, Earth, Solar Sys-
tenn, Universe" 1 have lots
more revelations which I will
gladly pass ON to any person
interested.
just KNOW you are going
to hear Adele Addison, tomor-
row, $3.50, Jordan Hall. Re
member May 10, Rhodes OPP
era; May 20, Foresters' 53rd
anniversary dance. Other
events in the of1ng. Keep an
eye on the GUARDIAN.
We are going to make the
55th anniversary of the
GUARDIAN time to be re-
membered. Since addressing
wrappers to help out during
the illness Of Editor Maude
Steward, I have come to real
ize more fully that the GUAR
DIAN is a national sheet,
reaching all parts of this
country. Shouldn't wonder
but there is a list of subscri-
gers outside the United States,
but ever got a peek at it.
Watch for the schedule of the
celebration.
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9TH Circuit

Continued From Page One
brought against the City Of
Baltimore and the operators
of the city-owned public beach
at Fort Smallwood Park in
1850. Robrt Dawson and a
group of colored citizens were.
denied the use of the beach
because of their race but des-
pite a court order of March
2, 1851 to cease discriminating
against colored, the authori-
ties set aside certain days for
the beach to be used by each
racial group.
On May 81, 1854, motion
for judgment was filed by
NAACP Legal Defense attor-
neys based on the fact that
segregation was a violation
of the federal Constitution.
On July 81, the court denied
the motion on the grounds
that the May 18th decision did
not outlaw segregation in re-
creational facilities.
The Lonesome suit, filed on
August 8, 1852, sought an in
junction against tn stat of
Maryland to cease it's jim
Grow policies on the beaches
at the Sandy State Park on
the grounds that the beach
operated for colored did not
"afford complete and whole
some recreation"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-04-02
City News

The Rev. Clifford L. Miller
contributed two of his poems
to a booklet published by the
Community Poetry Group of
Boston. 81
The Roxbury Council of the
the Community Church of
State Club, Inc. presents Eze
Oquerra, hereditary chieftain
of Oiverri, Nigeria, w. Africa,
Wednesday, April 6, $3.50 pm.
at 464 Mass. ave. Mr.. Oquerra
is a graduate student special
izing in government political
science and diplomacy. He win
will discuss the political sit
uation in Nigeria. The public
is invited admission free. Leon
G. Lomax is Roxbury Coun-
Gil governor; Mrs. Margaret
Y0ungblood, secretary.
The Health Guild of the
Boston tuberculosis Associa-
ton will hold its regular
April 5, 8 P. M, at the head
quarters of the Association,
554 Columbus Ave. Mrs. Mar
garet Griffin, of Roxbury, food
consultant, will be the guest
speaker. The subject will be
Foods for Better Health"
Mrs. Eva Roosa Hutchins
and daughter Mrs. Ruiz
Gray were dinner guests of
Miss Adeline Washington at
her home, Highland PIX, Rox-
bury.
Plans are completed for
Fashion Frolics", Club 48'S
Spring Fashion Show. On Fri
day evening, April /, South
End House, 48 Rutland st.
will open the spring season
with a show in whcih all house
groups will participate. The
youngest children represent
ing Mother Goose character
will open the program. Teen
ayers will model clothes sym
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-04-02
ST. MARK CONG.
CHURCH
Rev. S. L, Lavlscount, Pastor

heV. ,. Il, LaVdScount, FaSsOr
Sunday, March 27, was
Youth Sunday, and the pas
tor, Rev. Laviscount, gracious
ly gave over his rostrum and
pulpit to the Youth of st.
Mark in observance OF youth
Sunday and especially to en-
courage the young people in
their endeavors to follow the
Christian way.
Isabel Nutter gave tn call
to worship and tn scripture
reading with a very pleasing
voice James Docket delivered
the pastoral prayer with sim
cerity and humility. Henrietta
Smith read the announce
nlentS in a clear Informative
manner. Geraldine Lopes pre-
sented a sermonette on Faith
which was graciously spoken
which showed much fore
thought and left the audience
spiritually awakened. Rev. Ii
onel Arnold substituted for
Walter Fagget and gave an
enlightning dissertation on
Action. Helen Jones closed the
Semonetts with an interest
ing discussion on Fellowship
which was well prepared and
intelligently delivered.
The Flowers on the altar
were given by Mrs. Susie Cop
I'm in memory of Deacon Will
liam G. Penn.
The Choir sang a selection
from last years Easter Canta-
ia, Il Know that My Redeem
er Liyeth", and Come To
Me" by Beethoven.
Sunday is Palm Sunday and
Rally Day. Each member is
asked to bring a full coin
card and make this effort an
overwhelming success.
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FUNERAL SERVICES
Continued From PAGE Or,

Continued From Page One
ed could be felt by the pre-
sence of the many friends and
relatives who attended the
services and the many beau
tiful flowers that filled the
chapel and the church. Two
floral cars were necessary to
lead the procession of more
than half a hundred cars that
accompanied the family to the
interment in Mr.. Hope Gene
terry.
The Reverend William H.
Hester officiated throughout
the services. Mr.. Sanford was
tlfty-six years old
He leaves a wife, Georgia a
son, Harvey, a granddaughter,
JUDITH, six sisters, Irene. Mao
mi, and Josephine Sanford
MRS. Muriel Roberts, Mrs. Mar
Iorie Blake, a brother, Paul.
ana a niece, Betty and a host
OF relatives and friends.
Funeral arrangements were
conducted by the Green FIJI
neral Service
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-04-02
MUSIC CIRCLE
BY PSUEDORA
CUNNINGHAM

They came, they saw and
were spellbound! All three
thousand patrons who crowd
ed the magnificent Boston
Opera House, March q, to see
the American Premiere per-
Torrance of Berlioz' The T'ro-
JAMS, directed and translated
into a three and a half hour
English Version by Boris Gold
ovsky. This tremendous pro-
duction was the elimination
of a twenty year dream for
Mr.. GoldovSky, who along
with his cast and staff re-
ceived braves, cheers and very
deafening applause. 1t was
indeed a day at grand operal
The principal roles were sung
by Eunice AIbertS as Cassan-
dra, Marqufta Mol as Dido,
Arthur Shoep as Aeneas and
MacHenry Boatwright as
Ghost of Hector. Mr.. Boat
wright, baritone, was decided
by convincing as a ghost. In
his macabra, deadly grey
shroud, ne cnanted his dire
predictions ana tragic warn
ings to Aentas A tall, motion
less spectre, MacHenry Boat
wright lent his imaginative,
deep, brilliant voice to the pre-
else spelling of his fateful dir
ges. One actually felt the au-
dience drawing their wraps
closer to them to ward off the
chill of fear, so realistic was
his performance. Among those
in the chorus were Gwendo-
Ign Belle, Frances Marsh and
Thomas Robinson Jr. WGBH
broadcasted The Trojans and
the Times, NewsWeek. Ebony,
Jet, Life magazines; critics
from New York Times, Herald,
Tribune, Chicago, San Fran
sisco and Boston papers, and
important personages from all
over America attended this
epic premiere. Seen in the
vast audience were Boston
Sy1nphony Conductor Charles
Munich, Mrs. Lille Boatwright
(MacHenry'S mother) Misses
Marian McCree and Marsha
johnson, John Robinson, Ben
jarnin Cunningham III and
Phil Howard.
WITHIN THE CIRCLE /.
Among those planning to at
tend the Adele Addison recit-
al in Jordan Han on Sunday
are Dr.. and Mrs. Roland
Hayes, Mr.. Arthur Fielder,
Mrs. Harriet Curtis, Hon. Syb-
il Holmes, Mrs; Harold Mac
Kenney, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hill, Mrs. Henry Slater of At
tleboro, Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio
CORDOBA and many from Pro-
violence, r.. I. and Springfield,
Mass, which is the home of
lovely Adele. Sponsoring this
affair is The Wcmen's Service