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Milford chronicle., 1956-01-06
Avenue Methodist Church
Rev. Robsa E. Green, Poster
SUNDAY. JANUARY s

DAMD1A H. JAN 0AAANA Q
0.O0-9:3O a. M, Methodist Mems
Hour broadcast over WKSB.
9.45 a. m, Church School Wilson
Sockrider, Supt.. Tom FaiX, Asst
Supt. with Miss Ruth Benoit, Di-
rector Of Christian Education sup
ervising. Our Church School pro-
vides classes for all ages; Trained
Teachers; Bible Based Graded Les
son Series; Excellent Equipment
with Individual Glass Rooms; Good
Fellowship; Opportunity for Spirit
ual Growth. Newcomers and visi-
tors are always welcome. Come to
Church School this Sunday.
1O.45 a. m, Nursery. Hostesses:
Mrs. Raymond wilkins, Mrs. John
Booth. Parents attending the II
O'Clock Service may leave their
small children including babies in
the nursery.
1900 a. m, Second Session Of
Church School for grades and
8. Mrs Iasaes Postles, supervising.
1900 q. M, Divine Worship. IN
troit. "Send out Thy Light This
service Of worship will be appro-
pirate for the first Sunday after
Epiphany. Four Choirs will par
ticipate. Cherub chOir's anthem,
"The Little Child" by Smith, Chan
Gel Youth Choir's anthem, "Jesus
Is Leading Ne" by Benson. The
Sanctuary Choir with so voices,
Mrs. A. G. Davidson, Director Of
Music and Margaret Hart Clark,
organist. will sing CARROTS an
them. my Creed" and '"The Re
cessiona1" by DaKoven. Offertory
solo. my Prayer" by Wittstone
and Welch; Edward Steiner, BARI
tone soloist. Sermon: "Going An
other Way!" The pastor viii begin
series doctriiial sermons this Sun
dav entitlea. Goods Good News"
GIVE GOD A CHANCE. Worship
God In His House Every Week.
See You In Church Sunday. Chapel
doors and gallery will be open this
Sunday.
8.30 D. m, intermediate and
Senior MYF ages 1928. lntermedl-
ate Ginny Jones, President; Frank
Osborne. Ruth Benoit instructors.
Senior MYF Rudd Kibbe will con-
duct the discussion, Questions
Young People Are Asking Today"
All teenagers are welcome.
Monday, Recreational Night with
roller skating. 6:OO-s:OO p. m, pre-
school to grade 5. S:00-9:30 p. m,
graaes 6-12. May bring friends.
Thursday. $3.50 b. M, Chapel and
Chancel Choir Rehearsals.
Thursday, 1880 p. m, Sanctuary
Choir.
Thursday. $3.50 p. m, Choir So
cial
Friday, $3.50 D. M, Cherub Hour.
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-06
CAESAR RODNEY
SCHOOL NEWS

The Guidance DEPARTMENT Of
Caesar Rodney High School has
issued an honor roll covering the
first and second marking period.
To be listed on the honor roll
student must have an average mark
of ninety or better.
Seniors: Jean Boyd, Carla Chad
wick, Patricia Densen, Ann James,
Doris Kesselring, Sylvia Jean Ross,
Jane Sterling, BeTnice Weiss.
Juniors: Sandra Belts, Douglas
Cox, Juanita Cuthren, Janet Dill,
Helen Fewkes, Richard Fox, Susan
Fritz, Sue James, Joyce Kesselrings
Nancy Kesselring, Carlene List
Patricia Mechem, Joyce Neidig,
Marian Pentinmal, Rose Pf1umn,
Helen .Po0re, Patricia Saunders,
June VOshell, Robert VIII, Hazelle
Wise.
Sophomores: Florrette Abra-
hams, Brenda Allen, Rosalie Coop
er, Jane Draper, Lorna Frese, Mary
Ann Holland, Alice farrell, Lois
johnson, Joan Marvel Ann Lee
Simpson.
Freshmen: Barbara Billie. Wayne
Galloway, Gladys Cameron, Jean
Clark, Joyce Darling, Peggy E1lis.
Eileen Erreras Eugene Grace, Mao
mi Killen, Glenn Noble, Marjorie
Papen, John Parker, Doris Pfumn,
Patsy Rutter, Harriet Short, Doris
Tatman.
Eighth Grade: Carol Analore.
Geraldine Barr, Joan Basiago, Mari
lyn Bickling, Margaret Borr0r, Pa
tEicia Bryant, Naomi Cox, Sandra
Ferri, Carolyn Gibe, James Kast,
John Kast, Richard Lawrence, jan
ct Marvel, Norma Jean Reed, Nan
cy Ross, Marilyn Wild.
Seventh Grade: Anna Mae Alex
ander, Jerry Sue Bittips. Sara
Bowler, Charles DeBaun, Virginia
Field, Jane Kesselring, Alice Kraf-
fert, Sandra Miller, Mary Ellen
Parker, Thomas Parker, Klaus
Reichalt, Sylvia Rice, Charles Ship
ley, Lisa Steffens, Edward Strauss,
Russell Ward. Bonnie Webb, Karen
Wild.
FOREIGN Students Speak At
Assembly
Caesar Rodney High School stu
dents held an assembly program
on the first day Of school after va
cation with the Student Council in
charge.
The following program was pre-
sented:
Bible Reading: Doris Kesselring,
Secretary of Council; Flag Salute:
Joe Green, Senior representative on
Council; "WeIcome Back: Wayne
Cox, President Of Council; Vocal
Soloist: Ana James, Member of
Senior Glass; Speakers: Barry
Springs, a student at Dover H. S.
from New Zealand, and ALI Gustaf-
son, a student at Seaford II. S.
from Sweden. (B7th visiting speak
ers are American Tield Service stu
dents); Accordion Soloist: Teddy,
Irwin, 9TH Grade student: Group
Singing: Led by Edwin 4. Engle-
hart with June Voshell at the piano.
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The LUfherun Mission
Rev. John MOriin sehsreh, PassOF
SUNDAY, JANUARY s

The Women Of the Church will
meet this Monday evening, jan
uary 9, at 500 p. M, in the home
of Mrs. Ralph Fry. The meeting
will re an important one. The pro-
gram will open with short dis
cussion on the furniture Of the
church. and its care. The bulk Of the
evening viii be devoted to the for
mutation Of plans for the making
of two additional sets of altar
paraments. You are invited to join
in the Fellowship of this group. For
further information, call Mrs. Roy
Reichhold, chairman, or Pastor
Schrech.
The Teachers of the Church
School win hold their monthly
meeting on Tuesday, January 10,
at 800 p. m, in the parsonage.
Mr.. William Hohorst is the Church
School Superintendent. At this
meeting, problems Of the school
will be discussed as we'll as plans
for its further development and
work.
The Pastors instruction Glass
resumes its meetings this evening
at 7:00 p. m. in the parsonage. If
you are interested in the beliefs
of the Lutheran Church, and would
care to learn more about this oldest
and largest of the Protestant
Churches, you are cordially invited
to attend these classes. Thare is
no obligation, and the evening
meetings are open to all. The par
sonage is located at 81 S. Walnut
Street.
COME WORSHIP WITH US AS
WE GATHER TOGETHER IN OUR
LORDS NAME.
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-06
Presbyferiun Church
Rev. Kannefh M. KepIer. PasloE
SUNDAY, JANUARY 8


9:45 a. M, Sunday School is
planned with the purpose of MAX
ing Gods Word, the Bible, be a
living book, with meaning for every
day situations, for both young and
old. Adults will enjoy the adult
class. William Lucas, Gen1 Supt.
1900 a. m, Morning Worship.
The Message today will be on
Gods Self-Portrait" All who
would seek 10 find the reality Of
God, the comfort of God, peace
with God, are invited to worship
with us week by week.
$3.50 p. m, Youth Fellowship
Hour, a welcome for Intermediates,
and for High School Young Peo-
pie.
7:45 p. m, Evening Worship, an
informal hour of Inspiration, Of
Fellowship, Of hymns, enjoy God
with us Sunday evenings.
Monday: The Mizpah Circle will
meet at 8 o'clock at the home Of
Mrs. Wallace Burn.
Tuesday: Sunday School Tea
chers meet at in the Church
Thursday: Prayer Meeting, our
midweek hour-of-power, welcomes
you, and your friends, for strength
ening through the fellowship Of
prayer and a message from Gods
Word Read Ephesians chapter 4.
Time, 1880.
Choir Rehearsal, $3.50 p. m, Ed
gar Welch, Director.
The annual Meeting Of the Con-
gregation will be held Wednesday
the 18th, at 7:3O at the church, pre-
eeded by a fellowship supper at
$3.50. The meeting of theN church
corporation will Immediately follow
the congregation meeting.
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-06
Pilarim Holiness Church
Pew. leon Hynsou. PqssoF
cTrNDAY JANUARY 8

9.45 a. m, Sunday School, HUI
bert Passwaters, Supt. Welcome to
our Sunday School. There is a
class for all ages young or old.
Our literature has been revised and
improved great deal and you
win enjoy It we believe. The sun
day School is the best school in
the world. Are you a regular
scholar? If not, why nOtP Become
q regular at our Sunday School.
11:O0 a. m, Morning Worship.
This service and every Sunday
morning service during January
will be broadcast over Radio Sta
ton WKSB. Shut-ins and others
unable to attend are invited TO
tune in. Utnrs plan TO attend this
service of inspirational singing and
instruction from the Word Of God.
1900 D. m, Youth Service. John
Williamson, Pres. An interesting
service based on the ideas Of youth
and for youth. All are welcome.
7:45 D. m, Evening Service. This
service is planned so as to help
these who are burdened with the
guilt Of sin; those who are seeking
for a solution to this problem, the
greatest of problems; to help all
who mead relief to find rest at the
Cross from all thir sins. Thou
shalt calf His name Jesus for He
shall save His people from their
sins"
Wednesday Night Prayer Ser
vice, 1880 p. m. Your mid-week
source of strength. Like an oasis
in the midst of the desert so at
prayer we renew our strength and
refresh our souls in the spiritual
riches of Christ.
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-06

y
Church of The NuzcFene
Rev. Mrs. IOrEaine ofiingsr
Harrington, Deluwura
SUNDAY, JANUARY 8
9:45 a. m. Sunday School. Fred
Gustafson, Superintendent.
1900 a. m. Morning Worship
Service. Sermon by pastor.
GAS p. m. N. Y. p. S. Program.
1880 p. m. Evangelisfic Service.
1880 b m, Wednesday. Prayer
Meeting.
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-06
Union Methodist Church

SUNDAY, JANUARY 8
The Woman's Society of Christ
ian Service of Union Methodist
Church viii meet Friday night,
January 9Th, at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Passwaters. Every
one Welcome.
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-06
Milford Church Of the Nuzurene
Rev. Preston B. spreeher. Pastor

Milford Church Of the NuzuFene
Rev. Preston B. spreeher. Pastor
SUNDAY, JANUARY 8
9:45 a. m.-Sunday School. A. ].
Bradley, superintendent. Glasses
Cor all age groups.
HOO a. m. Morning Worship
Service. Sermon by the pastor.
700 p. m.-NYPS program.
500 p. m. - Evening Worship
Service.
Thursday, 1880 p. m. - Prayer
Meeting. Come and worship with
us.
Try our welcome.
#
chFisfiun Science socisfy
Braneh Of The First Church Of Christ
Scientist in Boston, Mess.
Meets in Milford Grange HuIl
SUNDAY, JANUARY 3
The subject of the Lesson-Sermon
in First Church Of Christ, Scien-
tist, 1901 Van Buren Street, Will
mington, Christian Science Socie-
ty, Grange Hall, Milford and Christ
ian Science Society, v. I. A. Build
ing, Rehoboth Beach, Sunday
January 8, 1856, will be 'Sacra-
ment".
Morning Service and Sunday
School are at 1900 a. m.
Wednesday Evening Testimonial
Meetings at 500 p. m.
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-06

ST. Paul MethodisF Church
Rev. Randolph Fisher. Passor
SUNDAY, JANUARY s
1900 a. m.-Divine Worship.
100 p. m.-Church School. Miss
Virginia Lofiand. General Supt.
700 D. m.-MYF Hour.
$500 p. m.-Evening Service.
Wednesday. $3.50 p. m.-Choir
Rehearsal.
Thursday, $500 p. m.-Prayer and
Praise Service.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-27

Weekend In Chicago: Mrs. Bar
bara Cyrus and Mrs. Grover In
gram, 4o5S Clinton Av.. spent the
weekend in Chicago visiting rela.
uves and friends.
Out OF Hospital: Mrs. Corrine
Barnett 3s4s Fourth Az. S. re-
turned home Sunday. April -
from Fairview hospital where she
had been a patient for the pas,
two weeks. Mrs. Nell Gleei OF Los
Angeles, Calf, sister Of Mrs
Barnett, arrived in the city Sun.
day evening, Anil ~, due To the
illness OF her sister. Mrs. Bar
nett's condition is greatly i'm.
proved.
Birthday Club: Mrs. James
slemmons. 2ol5 Firth Av s. was
hostess TO the Birthday club on
Saturday, April 81. Taking home
prizes for high scores were Mrs
Maxine Jones. frst. Mrs. Grace
James. second and Mrs Ruth
Brown, third. The next meeting
will be May II, with Mrs. Harold
Carter, 1923 Third Az. s.. as hos
tess.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-27
Morsholl Wish
heightens Interest
In NAAcP Drive

Interest in the special campaign
Tor nands conducted by the Min
neapolis Branch NAACp was
stimulated by the visit OF Thur.
good Marshall Special Counsel Of
the Legal Defense and Education
al Eind. Inc, who spoke before
1000 persons In Northrop Audi
forum At the University OF Min
nesota last Friday night. April 20.
The story of Mr., Marshalra Min
neapolIs lecture appears elsewhere
in this issue.
As result ~ Mr., Marnhall'a
lucid outline " the resistance In
the south against the Supreme
Court decision outlawing scgrega.
ton In the primary grades many
Inquiries were received by the
NAACp officials from persons
who were inspired by ThurRood
Maruhalrs address and who want.
ed To contribute TO the campaign.
York LAngton, chairman 90 the
special campaign. urged all citi-
Gems who still wish 10 contribute
To this tind Ia mail their contribu.
tons To- John l.. Cooke, campaign
treasurer At Salt Chicago Az.
Minneapolis
This campaign has becn en-
tended To May I IN order that all
individuals and organization may
be given an opportunity To part.
cipate In the Minneapolis effort
10 end segregation and discrimin-
alton In all forms both locally and
nationally,
Funds received thus far are bc-
inR computed II IL estimated that
nearly $1,000 has been contribut.
81 by Minneapolis citizens To this
fund which was initiated IN March
NAACP members were also
gratified at the Supreme Court
action ON April ~, which now
makes segregation ON buses u.
legal and the compliance by tho
bus company and city officials In
Montgomery, Ala. with this do.
ciaion which will now eliminate
segregation In all forms of public
transportation.
A large amount ~ money has
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Wedding Anniversary
csiebrosed With
Club MoU,hors

Mir and Mrs. J y, Stevens, 9l2l
Fourth Az g., celebrated their
i2nd wedding anniversary by en-.
PERTAINING tho Booker +. Wash
ington study club with a party at
their home on Saturday evening
April n,
CiimaSing the evenings enjoy
ment were movies shown by Clif-
ford Wilkcrnon OF HIS family and
the clubs Christmas party. which
was enjoyed by everyone.
A delicious supper menu was
served by tho hosts. Following
supper the remainder of the eve
ming was enjoyed playing games.
Nineteen club members were
present and one out,of town guest,
Mrs, Gertrude Lindsey of La
Cruaso, Wis.
The next meeting Of the club
viii be May :, with Mrs, g. J.
wilkcrnon, tstT Fourth Az. n. as
hostess
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-27
Daughters Of Isis
Have lnitiotion And
Social Hour April 20

FczEan Court No 7, Daughters
OF Isis, met Friday night April
20. at ?07 y Third ST, Minneapo-
lis, with Illustrious COMMANDERS
Helen Lawrence presiding,
Program for the evening incmd-
Ell Past Advisor and Past Com.
mandress night initiation and n
social hour at which the Mobiles Of
FeEZan Temple No. 20 were the
guests,
There were seven past com.
mandresses present Mamie Green,
Martha Clayburn, Bculah Mitchell.
Gertrude Greene. Zella bearing.
Viola Madden and Bessie Ratliff
Also present were past advisor
Earnest bearing, present advisor
Edward l. Boyd, and past tmper-
ial commandresS Ursula Bolts
who II present deputy for the GA
sis Of Minneapolis
Other Noblcs attending were H.
mstrtous potcntatc John l. Nc
HE Willie Hall. Arthur b.
Wright. Claude Campbell, IaPer.
cell Greene. deputy youth director
and John X, Lawrence. imperial
advisor OF the Desert OF Mime
sofa.
Mrs Lydia Pillow. Mrs. Matte
Corners and Mrs. Jeota Perkins
crossed the hot sands OF the Dss-
ert, Daughter Geraldine Fuller.
past COMMANDERS OF FczEan
Court was re-inatAted.
Following business, a social
hour was enjoyed including a pie
strut. Daughters Viola Madden
and Marjorie Campbell won a pie.
The next social night will be
held June 10.
The annual Thanksgiving ser
vice will be held Sunday. May 20.
At II q. m. at Zion Baptist church
Minneapolis.
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MINI. Grund Musfer
Pays offieiol Coll
On Mpls. LODGES

The annual official visit OF the
Grand Master and Grand officers
Of the Prince Hall Masons Of the
Minnesota Jurisdiction was held
Thursday, April 20. at $50 p. M
Al Palestine Lodge Hall, 207 s
Third st. Minneapolis. Masonic
lodges Of tho second district were
hosts
Anchor Hilyard Lodge No ? and
Palestine Lodge No, 7. y a AM
with Lamar Roberts, worahlpful
master of the former and W. Dan
McAdams, worshpnh master Of
the latter entertained the visitors
Instructions In lodge work and
administration was covered In lee.
lures by iAperceli Greene, grand
lecturer. Floyd ". Manson,
grand marshal; John NJ, Patton,
grand treasurer ana Chalmer L.
Lawson, grand secretary, John u
Lawrence Of St Paul In grand
master Of the Minnesota Jurisdics
ton.
Other elected grand officers In.
clude Jerry Robins, deputy grand
master. Arthur II. Wright. grand
senior warden and Eugene ~
Lewis grand junior warden, Ray
mond W, Cannon Ia grand Attor,
noy, past grand master Samuel
Ransom Ia chairman oS foreign
correspondence and Hardy white
Ia district deputy grand master Of
the second masonic district.
A social hour followed the Off.
cial business.
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Debs & Dates
BY JOINT"

HI there all you fabulous debs
and dates Of the ''TNwinS." Well Il
has been some time now since
your eyes have roved over this
space. Whether you missed me OF
not, l still missed talking TO YOU.
Last Saturday. Chuck Barry
played some real nice music al
Norway Hall They didn't have a
mike for the first couple OF hours,
but after the mike came, he work.
ed on Maybelline. No Money Down
and many others, One song which
really sounded nice, was when the
combo played. How High The
Moon" that song really gets me,
The Marquis gave a basketball
ending party at Earl Bowman's
house Saturday night II was very
nice. and all who attended said
that II was lots OF fun.
Oscar Frazier Is having dance
at Halle on May 3, don't know
what club Is giving II, but do
know he viii be there.
Here are some new records In
R&B field. and Jazz side Of life.
I'm In Love Again" by Fats
Domino, Don't You Know Love
You" by Bobby Charles on Chess.
Fever" by Little Willie John on
King"
Progressive Jazz Is the thing
nowadays, and here are some real
cool albums by some real cool
artists This album. The Counts
Men" on the JsEztone label by Joe
Newman was given four star
rating In Downbeat Magazine
The Amazing Bud Powell on the
Blue Note label by Bud Powell
was given the best rating there u
To give In Downbeat. and this In
five stars 'Lennie Tristano Plays"
on Atlantic by Lennic TristRno
was also given a five star rating
Another five star Is Anita ODay
Sings" ON Verve label by Anita
o'Day-this album was meant to
be In another field OF music. but
she sings 80 nice and her style on
this wax IL so progressive, that
they put Il in this field.
Some albums that got four star
ratings in Downbeat are Little
Jazz" on Clef label by Roy Ed
ridge Blues and Other Shades Of
Green" on ABC-Paramount by
Urbie Green Solo Piano" on
ABCNPRramount by Dave Nc
Kena The Jazz Messengers at
Bohemia" on Blue Note by the
Jazz Messengers And Steve Al
lens Jazz for tonight on Decca got
three star rating. These records
are very good too, Land OF H-FI"
by the great Sarah Vaughan on
EmArcy label. Birth Of the
Blues" by the H.Loes' How You
Look Tonight" by the Albeletoes
Well. all you 1--WE people. rs
time TO leave the scene. 10 until
next week. be cool. and remember
TO eat your wheaties every morn
Ing
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Social and Personal
a
MINNEAPOLIS :

hosptahzed: Theodore Woodard well known business
man Is patient IN Mt Sinai hospital he entered sun
day. April D. for xrayS and observation MIR Wooiar3 w
pected home by the end Of the week
Cantinas Held Meeting The Cannas youth choral sropp
of St Peters AME church met with Mrs sylvia tle 8I1s
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-27

Cocktail Party. Road Buddy's
Rumpus Room. 100 University.
April 20. 5 p. IN " Cubo Club,
Inc.-Adyt.
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MEMPHIS PREACHER
WILL CONDUCT ZION
BAPTIST REVIVAL

DR.. A. l.. McCargo OF Memphis
Tenn. will conduct and be guest
speaker at special evangelstic ser
vices to be held at Zion Baptist
church beginning May 9th thru
the 18th.
Services will begin at T:30 p m.
each evening
The public Is cordially invited 10
hear this dynamic speaker.
Rev. II. w. Bolts Sr. Is pastor.
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flftn Az. >. on "Wednesday eve
ming, April IS. Plans were made
for the Mothers Day celebration
TO be held at st. Peters church
May Is.
To Appear In Dramatic Prcsen.
tation: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert LYLE
1858 Fifth Av. s.. will participate
in the dramatic presentation,
Gods Trombones" by James
Weldon johnson and set 10 music
by Fred waring. The first pre-
sentation will be given Sunday,
April 20, at the Bloomington Gov
enant Church, 1900 Lyndale Av.
s. A choir will present the musical
background with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyle rendering the dramatic part.
The drama will be presented a
second time at the Bethlehem
Covenant church. 43rd Av s. and
SIND st. s.. on May 8.
spartanettss Held Meeting: The
Spartanette Social Savings club
met Sunday April %. at the home
Of Mrs. Rosa Arlington. 1924
Fourth st. S. A report on the
party held on Saturday was made
and II was voted a wonderful sue
cess. Plans were made for another
social event scheduled for May 20.
Mrs. Louise Greer. 2eOl Clinton
Av., will be hostess at the next
meeting on May 8. Following bust
ness social hour and refresh
ments were enjoyed.
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April 20, al II n. M In Oakland
cemetery. Brooks Funeral Home
was In charge 81 the service.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-27

Minneapolis Urban League
0uili. scholarShlp Frollc. Nieollet
Hotel. May n. is5a. Door Prisea.
Ss.00.--AdvG
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ONE DAY Old BARY
BURIED ON "wednesday

David Shaun, one day old son
Of Mr., and Mra, Ernie Cooper Of
500 81 Anthony Az. who was
born premature on Sunday. April
"a, In St Luke'A hospital died
Monday. April ~.
Survivors In addition 10 his par
ents are n brother. Nicholas, eight
years old maternal grandmother.
Mrs Louise Knox. Waco. Tex
and pAternaI grandmother. Mrs
+. y. Cooper, of Chicago. III
Burial was held "wednesday,
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the successful boycott OF buses.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-25
Magazine Urges
Recall of Menon

NEW DELHI, India. Nov. "a
R.-The Eastern Economist
said today this country's inter-
ests demand" that v. K. Krish-
ma Menon should not represent
India abroad at this critical
time"
The lead editorial in the news
magazine-afiliated with the
Hindustan Times. the daily
newspaper which is considered
close to Premier Nehru's govern
ment-also criticized Mr.. Neh-
rus foreign policy on Hungary.
The editorial said Mr.. Menon
was not IAN acceptable channel
of Indian diplomacy" in the
United States and Western Eu-
rope as a result of his voting
with the Communist bloc in the
United Nations against super
vised elections for Hungary.
The removal of Mr.. Menon
from Indian diplomacy. the
Economist said, would be mo
more than respecting interna-
tional public opinion"