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SecY Dulles SuYs
Isle Not ~Importdnt to
Defense Of Formosd
Mother Constantine
Transferred to New
Assignment in U. S.
Holiday Hour to be
Heurd Over WIVI
ut 9 O'Clock Tonight
Secretary Of State John

who Secretary Of State John
has Foster Dulles said that the 9
,rior & taking by Chinese Communist g
school forces Of a small island in the n
4 new Tachens group was not impor- q
4 CITY. tant to the defense of the =
Nationalist-held island Of For d
- mosa.
teach MI. Dulles made it clear
ck's in that even the larger Tachen
in islands e not very impor-
years tant to the defense Of Formosa !
{ at ST. and the Pescadores Islands.
ears as Thus the United States It'll
there Fleet would not necessarily be
Of the come involved.
lso saw Prior to this Mr.. Dulles kept y
Z OH the communists guessing as to
: new what the United States would (,
9 Ouil' do in case they attacked the c
rlkseeo Tachens. It has been been ex- d
Croix planned that this does not 4
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Evening star., 1955-11-03

Examination can be completed b.
November %.
without committing himself OF
that, Dr. Duval did say that Mrs
Haynes sis not anxious to b
Examined and doesn't see The
reason for our examination. HI
Implied this might slow doWr
the examination.
Among other phases Of thu
examination, he said. the hospi-
ltal has to make q detailed in.
IYestigation Of the facts sur.
rounding Mrs. Haynes, suicide
Iattenpt in january. During hel
trial. the defense psychiatrist
lDr. Francis Riesenman, said ht
had been informed that Mrs
Haynes was found by her hus.
band In the kitchen with the gas
Ijets open. Mr.. Haynes told hin
that he carried her to the porch
and revived her.
DR.. Duyal said Mrs. Haynes
suicide attempt was one of the
reasons she was put In a nurs-
ling unit in the Women;s Receiv-
ling Building where she could bt
carefully observed.
The acting superintendent tool
this opportunity to answer state
|ments made by defense attorneys
that Mrs. Haynes was on q MAXI
mum security ward for the crime
|inally insane and was kept awake
Evening star., 1955-11-03

ga - A. .a.t.
pIesens oanser nVe % unisn
ior = past crime ne saiu.
Retroactfvity Discounted
Il fart as annl,ed "a. Mrs,
r4sv,,as - - he 1890 Il dnes not
ever , .. have 81 trne 81 retroantiye ~ effect
Ehaca,,se the tvne ~ detentiol,
lsrvoIvsa here has been nre-
l,,,a,,siv 81, n.I ,sco,nr,e,,siAd ~ the
rc,,rt ss 4 nsneais
-, .... ~,
IN pulsly assa .s .ssues, ,aa. s.s
s5oseIImens sIsusu .llas - u.sss. ~.
sls Iulss y sl,s .s1 s :; s.. ~ :. III, 4,
OIueI y s.ls D.ssllcs Susls .s.a, W.
nos e oissutDe1 INES sIsvls, s'.',,
Ieasol,s eLs slloN - ses.' ~
Evening star., 1955-11-03
Law Is Seen Frustrated
III Mrs. Haynes Is Freed

,peals here as q matter Of judicia
policy before the law was passed
Congress. he said. has chosen t
make this judicial recommends.
|tion on q mandatory require.
Iment.
Must Permit Test
1T Is reasonable. : he said, '.fol
Congress to provide time and
opportunity to determine wheth.
Ter q person who has recently
committed q homicide while In.
sane is likely to do so again fol
that reason. "
The Government attacked ths
defense contention that the Law
could not apply TO Mrs. Haynes
since it was enacted after the
murder was committed.
Calling this contention *mis-
conceiveds. Mr.. Sobeloff argued
that the new law does not make
criminal an act which was not
SO before, nor alter rules Of
evidence nor infiict greater pun-
ishment for q crime. The new
law, he said. merely provides q
temporary detention In the pub.
Evening star., 1955-11-03

ing in tho demilitarized zane and
declared:
1--WE win from the Knesset
send our greetings to our brave
soldiers who carried out last
nights operation.
III Cairo. q political comrnel-
Itator declared that hardly
within 10 hours after Israeli
Premier David Benz Gufi0n's
peace offer. large Israeli forces
attacked Egyptian positions and
occupied q large area Of the RI
|Auja demilitarized zone Il
Bend -Guricn were sincere such an
attack would not have taken
place. II is very clear nov he
wants to deceive the world
El Sahha. q frontier pOst. IS
s or s miles inside the demill-
|tarized zone on the edge Of the
Egyptian Sinai desert
me post s on top Of ! hill.
|1De aFidistlc1 line was drawn Ii
4 nAy that l}Rves Egyptian ter
|ritoYy adjoining the zone low
and indefensible II the post Is
held by an opposing force
When tie Israelis entered the
zone September III. the Egyp-
|tians said their forces had to
occupy n Sahha III order to hold
d higher. more defensihle posi-
ltion.
Evening star., 1955-11-03
MOVES.

Continued From First Page
fense to block any plan for Ger
man unification.. First and
strongest has been that q re-
unified Germany free to join
NATO would represent an In
tolerabIe threat to Russian se-
security. The second has been that
reunification would, In all prob
ability, destroy the social, poll
tical and economic structure
which has been created BY the
Communist regime IN the Eastern
ybne.
Up to now the Russians have
fought the battle against Ger
man reunification along the Sc
tGrity line. And, groundless as Il
may be, their argument that
Germany might once again
threaten the peace of Europe has
aroused d good deal Of sympathy.
The purpose cf Mr.. Dulles
statement yesterday was quite
simply to destroy this line Of de-
Tense. Once an agreement was
reached on the broad principles
of an European security system.
it would be impossible for Mr..
Molotov to keep arguing that
German reunification threatens
the safety of Europe. From now
on the battle would have to be
wased from the second line Of de-
tense the line which the allies
believe to be untenable IN the
long run before world opinion.
M a Russian retreat in fact took
ti6ee immediately. Replying to
Mr. Dulles, Mr.. Molotov made
yi1IIA6lly no reference u the
problem Of security. Instead he
launched into q long discussion
of the need 10 face political
Aq6lfties declaring that German
kelinification cannot be obtained
1t the expense Of social gains
lnasle by the workers 0f the DEM
ocratic republic"
Needless to say the Western
Evening star., 1955-11-03

'fk 0R0hCo4AAIA AAAArD@A " tAteS
States is consulting representa-
HlfH Washington and at the Unit
I help In the crisis, including ac'
ton by the U. N. Security Coun'
til,
Mr.. White. at 3 news confer
ence, emphasized the GROWING
sEfavity Of the Arab-Israeli dis
ptite. but indicated the United
states would not attempt to set
tie it alone.
.sThis situation has been ex.
plosive for some time. " Mr.
White told reporters 1T Is get
ting worse&
He, said, however. that "the
United States cannot solve all
the problems in the world llei-
ther can the u. NJ
The declaration giving Amer
lean support to any sicere Is
raeli-Arab conversations came
when reporters asked Mr.. White
about q proposal made yester-
day by Israeli Premier David
Ben Gurions He offered 70 meet
Arab leaders.
Mr.. White, under questioning,
said today:
I'VE would welcome any such
talks Is that.
Mr.. White opened his discus
Evening star., 1955-11-03

Continued From First Page
hearing. They are not now be-
fore any court. /. the Government
argued.
In its defense Of the law
passed in August. Mr.. sobeloti
|contended that commitment Of
those found not guilty solely BY
reason Of insanity had been rec
commended BY the Court Of Ap-
Evening star., 1955-11-03
EISENHOWER

Continued From First Page
trying to get through Congress
includes:
/. Revision Of the sO-called
eight-hour-day law to set up 3
standard work week Of 40 hours
beyond which Federal contrac-
tors would have to pay their
|workmen overtime at the rate Of
lat least time d-a-half.
2. A bill providing financial
and technical assistance to the
states for developing industrial
safety programs.
8. Liberalizing amendment Of
the Longsiore and Harbor Work.
|ers Compensation Act.
Major changes sought in the
Taft Hartley law BY the admin
|istration would eliminate q So
called sunion-p busting provision
by making economic strikers
eligible to vote ii NLRB eiec-
tions, and would require nom
Communist aflidavits from EN-
Iployers as well as union leaders,
Mr. Mitchell said he assumed
these and other amendments
would be recommended again IN
THE Presidents state -of-the-
Union message to Congress n
January. But he said his own
opinion Is that It win be irnpos-
lsible to get any Taft-Hartley
changes 1t all with Congress IN
Hts present mood"
There were no oficial visitors on
the Presidents schedule today. Ht
lis looking forward to q visit Sat-
Iurday from British Field Marshal
IViscount Montgomery. deputy
supreme commander Of NATC
forces and a wartime comrade,
Il
Evening star., 1955-11-03
Israel, Egypt
Claim Victory
nantinu.d From First PaEe

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49, 49,. ~. -. : rtv,,,,s, s - !, barde,
III q E eo,,aIlv tsl,e fl1at Fryptiar
forces are now back In Egypt
where thew belong mat was th.
lpositioh sc noon today
The Spokesman said Egypt wal
lguilty Of two armistice violations
Occupying Israeli territory ant
slstationing excessive forces In thu
lHdefense zone" at the border.
The United Nations chairman
lof the Israeli Egyptian Mixed
Arnlistice Commission, Francoi.
lGiacccnlaggi, protested TO Israel
iautilorltles against desentlon q
unlteo states observers " tne q
lAuia Y. n neaaquarters durinl
tne ngnting last nignt. ne saic
tne isIaelis refused 20 icy ioui
observers ana Two raulo operators
leave tne building. presumably at
ltne Time the lsraen FORCES Wert
lattacking "a sauna.
the CAIRO commnniQue said'
fneir .israel1 forces outnum-
pere1 ours ~ 70 because tne
lisraehs stin are using tne trick
IoI attacking one slnai POST With
lneayy forces, tnen escaping
Egypt ls not trying 70 Wioen tnis
mllsary operalon ana only uses
lner ferces Ior defense
An Egyptian military spckes-
man said Egypt has Aconsider-
lanle mihsary strenstn Y tne
lsslon.
1 Attack Near GAIA
The spokesman said that whilt
1.-THE battle was raging in the de.
Evening star., 1955-11-03

sion of the Middle Eastern crisil
lby saying:
I'VE are, Of course. concerned
about these border incidents and
lare exploring ways and mean:
lby which the United Nations car
be helpful in this situation.
Fortunately. F there is on the
spot q y, N. truce observation
Organization. One of the basic
lobjectives ofethe U, N. Is to cope
with just such situations a
this. =
Mr.. White said explorations
were going on ct the q. NJ,
Washington and possibly at Ge-
lneva on how the U. N. could be
helpful.
Israeli Ambassador Aba Eban
ARRIVED in New York today from
Geneva, where he conferred with
Eastern. and Western representa-.
Itives ct the Big -Four Foreign
Ministers meeting. Mr.. Ebar
said in New York that he ex-
Ipecte6 to come to washington
shortly TO present the United
States with 4 list Of specific
arms which Israel wanted from
Ithe United States.
Evening star., 1955-11-03

Iby the screams Of her fellow
patients.
This Is a quite distorted yer,
sion Of the facts" " DR.. Duyal said.
I'm the first place. this is not q
maximum security ward. It is
not locked ward. And it is
not for crtminally insane. OF
the 4S women in the unit, only
one woman has criminal charges
against her. Some Of these
women are voluntary patients.
He said it was a ward for the
quiet and depressed.
Evening star., 1955-11-03

ministers wasted no time Ia as.
lSaulting this new Russian De.
tense line. Mr.. Dulles was sur.
Iprised at Mr.. Mclotov's assnn1p.
ltion that Germans, given fres
elections, would reject the Easl
German system. British For.
leign Secretary Macmillan fount
himself Mortified at the slig.
Igestion that the internal struc-
lture Of a sovereign state should
be dictated from the outside. Il
their regime is so perfect. asked
French Foreign Minister Pinay
why do the Communists tiirr
down an opportunity 70 extend
lit to all Germany BY means d
free elections2 At the end 81
the session some observers had
Jan impression that Mr.. Molotoi
Twas not especially happy about
Ibis new position.
There is little tendency to ex.
|aggerate the Importance Of thf
Vests tactical victory. In the
past Mr.. M0lot0v has proved
himself very adept at extricat.
ing himself from uncomfortable
spots. Certainly there IS nc
sign so far that the Russians
win abandon their determined
stand on q divided Germany
Mr.. Molotov's opening proposal
for an all German council tc
deal with common problems
seems. II anything. q step back
ward from the offer made by the
Russians In Berlin two years
ago.
There is some hope. however,
that it mar nDt Be Ms 1nst word
nc was u1Iit6d plt 1i1sk ~ 1hf
question IS slJsi u rd6 ~
outrageous Russian plan wa:
quickly replaced by more sensi.
lbie proposals and that this pat:
tern could be repeated. Mean:
while, the more nnreasof ofiaflI.
the Russian arguments on Ger.
many become the better thing!
Iwill look TO the strategists of tlls
West.
Evening star., 1955-11-03
U.S.Indicotes It Won t Act
Alone in IsroeI Crisis

State Department Spokesman declared today that the
United States would high level talks between 1rale
ana Arab leaders to settle their differences 4
E Spokesman Lincoln White also revealed that the United
states is consulting representatives of other governments but
washington and at the United Nations all possible u
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-15

11:00 am. Morning Worship
= Miss Faye Tanner speaking
11:00 am. Junior church
2:30 pm. County home SER
vice.
$50 pm. Revival time WV
$500 on your dial
TOO pm. Christ Ambassadors
7:45 pm. Evangelistic SER
vice Rev. Delbert Boytar
speaking.
December 10 Tuesday
7:45 pm. Bible study a n d
Prayer meeting
December 20 "Wednesday
800 pm. Choir practice .........
800 pm. Ladies cottage pray
er meeting, 1856 Turner drive
Lake Aquilla.
December FL Thursday
800 pm. Story hour, 1856 Tur'
ner drive, Lake Aquilla.
December % Friday
800 pm. Story hour, 200 N
Hambden st., Chardon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-15

hall; a full attendance as we
prepare out Christmas music
is desired.
Sunday, Dec. Is: Fourth Sun
day in Advent"
We will begin the day with an
Advent Communion Breakfast
for the laymen of the church.
The hour of the Communion SER
vice is $50 am. to be followed
by our breakfast meeting. The
minister will conduct the com
munion service. Mr.. Fred lam
riri is chairman of the break
fast committee. a
1000 The churc h school
Advent Candle ceremony.
11:O0 The Advent worship SER
vice; the lighting of the Candle
of Love.
Special Christmas muciS by
our Senior choir; the Minister'S s
message - But The Baby Grew
To Manhood!
The Pilgrim Fellowship groups
do not meet this coming Sun
day evening.
Tuesday, Dec. 20: 800 Christ
mas service of Candle lighting
and Presentation of White gifts
by m e m berS of our church
school. A cordial invitation is
extended to the parish to at
tend this service. Oou j u n
ior choirl will sing at tn S
Christmas service.
Wednesday, Dec. q; the Sem
ior and Junior Pilgrim Fellow
ship groups will meet at the
town hall at $50 pm. to go on
their annual round of Carol sing
ing. Following the carol singing
the two groups will meet for re-
freshments: The Senior group
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Randles, the Junior group
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Kellogg.
4 4
Saturday, Dec. "a: 11:0O pm.
Christmas Eve service Of Carols
and Candle Lighting, special
music by the Senior and Junior
choirs. Lay people will assist
the Minister in the leadership
of this service.
Sunday, Dec. 25: christmas
Sunday" 1890 a. m. Church
school and the morning service
unite for a family worship SER
vice. The ministers Christmas
message, Bethlehem Is Still l
There!
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-15

at the church office.
Wednesday at TOO pm. the
Commission ON Finance meets
in the social room followed at
800 by official board meeting
Thursday is Senior choir re-
hearSal at 7:30.
Saturday at 1890 the second
session for Confirmation class
will meet in the social room.
At 2 o'clock on Saturday Dec.
II there will be rehearsal for
the Christmas play. All child
rem who wish to take part should
be present at that time.
On Dec. 1S Sunday at 1880 we
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-15
Planning on decorating the exterior
of your home for the Christmas season?

Christmas figures and designs are
important.
81 Consider daytime as well as
nighttime appearance. Therefore,
spotlights, extension cords, etc,
should be inconspicuous as pos
sible.
4) Tree lights should first outline
the shape of the tree, then addi-
tional lights added where you
want them
81 Lights should be placed IN
their sockets before the other dec
orations are added. Always turn
off the electricity while changing
bulbs or handling the equipment
Of course, for all outdoor dis
plays you should use weatherproof
light bulbs, sockets and extension
cords.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-15

Experts point out that colorful
lighting and decorations can give
your home-whether it be large or
small-an attractive holiday air
Important thing to consider
when planning your design is how
your home will look from the
street. Pick a special feature
around which to build your dis
play. 1t may be picture window,
landscape setting, doorway-as
the homemaker has done in this
picture, or even your roof
After you've chosen this feature,
follow these lighting rules:
y Keep your display theme
simple.
. Color, as well as typical
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-15


At 1880 Monday evening tn e
Commission on Membership
and Evangelism met at t h e
church office.
Tuesday the following circles
met:
Miriam at 1::30 at the home OF
Mrs. Herman Pildener, ON Nor
th st.
Rebecca and Esther met to
gether at 800 pm. at the home
of Mrs. Roy Burdick on South
Hambden st.
Deborah met at 800 at the
home of Mrs. Max Thrasher.
North Hambden st.
Wesleyan Choir met at 400
and the Acolytes met at 7:3O
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-15

who are living In their o wn
home in Chardon after NOV
ing from Chesterland?
Mr.. Thomas works as a
molding supervisor at willard
Storage Batteries in Cleve-
land. Mrs. Thomas works in
a nursing home in c h e ste r
land. They have two daugh-
ters Kitty, 3; Jo Ann 10;
and a son, Timothy, 71a.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-15
CHARDON METHODIST
CHIIRCH

On Sunday Dec. II the Senior
Fellowship met at 600 pm. for
an Around the World" pot
luck supper at the home of Sue
Thornburgh on Fifth Ave. The
Intermediates held their pot
luck supper at the same time
in the church. Next Sunday
Dec. 18 the Senior and Intermed-
late fellowships will meet at
6 o'clock for a Is cents supper
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-15
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH NEWS

CI.ARIDON A group OF
40 adults and children met for
a Family Dinner" last Sunday
morning at the close of the wor-
ship service; the dinner was
the regular monthly dinner meet
ing of the "Co-Weds church
school class.
Mr.. George Wellman, Mrs. HUI
bert Starr, Mr.. James Wilmot,
and Mrs. Kankey have been ap-
pointed members of the church
nominating committee.
Wednesday, Dec. IA: the jun
ior choir met for rehearsal after
school.
Thursday, Dec. Is: 800 Sen
ior choir rehearsal at the town
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Aro-
tin who are renting an apart
ment on Court St. in Char
don? They moved from Will
loughby? Mr.. Arotin is a ship
ping clerk at Rotor Tool co.,
in Wickliffe. They have a dau-
ghter Yvonne, 3 years old.
HAVE YOU MET
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thomas
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-15

will have Our Christmas choir
concert.
December 10 Monday, The
Young Adults will have their
Christmas party at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Walko,
334 South Hambden St.
December 81 Wednesday at
7::30 will be the Christmas par
ty of the church school.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-15
CHURCH NEWS
MARANATHA

MARANATHA
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
CHURCH SCHEDULE
December IL Sunday
1000 am. Sunday school
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-06
Have You Seen Anv
Of These Whites

Freddie White, saltwater, Okla
homa, is looking for his father,
mother and sister Samson
White, Mrs, Mary White, and Mrs.
Marie Jackson. Mr.. White has not
seen his people since 1928. At that
time, they lived in Texarkana,
Texas in Sunset addition.
Anyone VINO knows the where
aboutS of all or any of these
three can get in touch with
Freddie White thru A, ], Hill,
p. o. Box 400, Saltwater Okla.
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-06
Good Hope
Mrs. BESSIE Lee SoekweII

Last Sunday was Big Rally day
at Good Hope AME church. Rev,
Immersion Of the Magnolia dis
trlct, pastor of Waters Chapel
AME church, delivered the 800
o'clock sermon. Members from
Rev Jimmersons church were
present, Those who accompanied
him were, Mr., and Mrs, Young
McNeely, Mr., and Mrs. Ollie
Blake, Mrs. Patterson Blake and
Matthew MeNeely, Amount raised
was sl706. Dinner was served the
guests after the services. Cap
tainS reporting were, Mrs. M.
Curtis, No, |, So, M. Blake, No. 2.
S.. Mrs. X. M, Alexander, No. 3,
$2l; Mrs. Lydia Toney, $i2; Mrs.
r. Marks, Sc and Georgia Sock
we'll, $lI. Grand total was $84 60
-, Mrs. Georgia Sockwell and
son, Jack and Mrs, Ellen BiIber-
ry of Chichester were house guests
of Mrs, b l.. Sockwell last Thurs
day Mr.. and Mrs, } J. Har-
ris, ir., have moved to Bragg
City on "a hiway Miss AL
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-06
ParkdaIe
Massie Fitzpatrick

Thursday week, Rev, Washing
ton, teacher at the theological
seminary of the Louisiana State
Bible institute preached at Union
Baptist church, Friday mite, Rev,
Allen OF Monroe. La, delivered
the sermon Also Friday, the
Ashley county All club rally was
held at the Wilmot colored nj
school with 65 students from
Pafkdale attending, Christine Da-
Wis made talk Emma Hill nam
ed the states of the nation, using
blank map, Lillian Dunning
named and located the waterways
in and around the Mediterranean,
Willie Lee Vaughn and others did
a talent number, I'm Looking
over 4-leaf Glover" Savage hi
school won the personality, dress
ing, and talent program and the
queen and king for raising S2720,
highest amount raised by an Ash
ley county All club. The leader,
Mrs, G. J. Wilder. and L. T.
Black, Miss Susie 3. Jackson and
Mrs. N. K Lusk of the faculty
were present. The Alters appre-
ciate the efforts OF Mrs Dooley
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-06
West Rock

Funeral services for the late
Mrs. Lena Smith was held at the
Pilgrim Rest Bapt church last
Monday at p, m, p. The Twin
City quartet presented a program
at the Oak Grove Baptist church
last Sunday. A very large crowd
was present and everyone who
attended enjoyed himself
Sissy, Butch, Thelma and Phillis
Guess and Joyce Ann Martin
were luncheon guests in the home
of Mrs. F. Moon, 1928 High street
E. Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Nichols
were guests for dinner at the res
idence of Mrs, Mary Winde last
Sunday.
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-06
Local Musician
On Eastern Tour

Mrs. f. CDyer,wife Of Rev. E.
c. Dyer. pastor of Emmanuel
Baptist church. and choir direct
or, as we'll as music instructor, is
currently touring the east under
the auspices OF the National Bap-
fist Womens convention in Ma
rimha recitals, DR., A. Burrough,
president Mrs, Dyer presented
her first recital in Washington,
d. c. and since then has appeared
in Baltimore, Md,
Members Of the church are in
the process of planning a well
coming program for her at the
Dunbar community center, May
10, at which time many of her
students will present a musical
program.