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Building Fund Project

st. Johns Catholic Church. FL
Nido road, Falls Church, Va,
will hold its annual mid-winter
dinner for the benefit of the
church building fund. from 5 to
8 pm. Saturday at the Mclean
IVA, High School. The dinner
is sponsored by the men Of st.
Johns.
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CotonsviIIe Church
Plans Antique Show

ST. Timothy's Episcopal
Church. Cantonsville, Md, will
hold it's fourth annual antique
show and sale from II am. to
10 pm. February 8, 8 and 10.
The Rev. Hunter Wyatt
Brown. jr.. rector, and Mrs. Will
liam L. Ward. are chairmen OF
the show and sale.
The show will be held at st.
Timothy's Hall. on st. Timothy's
lane, Cantonsville. Proceeds will
go to the Parish Day School.
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Junior College Offers
Adult Study Course

Montgomery Junior College in
Takoma Park has announced a
new course of study for adults
- an apprenticeship training
course in MISUNDERSTANDING
February IA and continuing for
is weeks. The class will meet
each Tuesday from 7 to 9 pm.
The tuition-free course is be-
ing offered as a part of the adult
education program of Mont
gomery County.
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it has been wasted time. Today
he is filled with memories of
families who have lived there.
And he enjoys talking about
them.
Falkland has a small town
atmosphere Of its own. The peo-
pie have made it that.
Fond Memories of Boys
Comes a wedding or death
and everyone pitches in to help.
We've had our little tiffs and
fuses, but there never has been
any hard feelings afterwards.
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An eight-man handpicked Ma
rine Corps traffic patrol on U. S.
Route l from Woodbridge to
Fredericksburg is beginning to
pay of.
The patrol was instituted by
Quantico Provost Marshal DON
aid D. Pomerleau. Figures showed
that nine Quantico Marines had
died and SO were injured in
traffic accidents in 1855.
Our study revealed" Mai.
Pomerleau adds. that We had
only seven injuries and no ia
tails on our $1,000 acre base. One
fatal and Is injuries occurred
in unrelated areas far from the
base. The remainder-eight ia
tails and Sc injuries-took place
on the 29-mile stretch from
Woodbridge to Fredericksburg
Obviously. that's where our
problem lay"
Mai. Pomerleau asked for and
was given permission by Marine
authorities and Virginia State
Police to patrol Route l for Vio-
lations by military personnel
The patrol started october Is
Patrol Work Begun
Two weeks later. 1t. Comdr
Russell Sanders put his Potomac
River Naval Command Armed
Services Police on the Shirley
highway from Woodbridge to the
Fourteenth Street Bridge.
1t. Col. Myron Brewer. Fort
Belvoir Provost Marshal. also at
tended briefing sessions with the
other two officers and was in
vited to patrol Route ! from
Woodbridge to Alexandria. The
Engineer Center has taken no
action as yet.
Here's the payOH as lar as the
Quantico Leathernecks are con-
cerned:
Since the patrol began. Guam
tico Marines have been involved
in only Is Route accidents with
nine injured and none killed. In
the same 10-week period a year
ago there were A accidents with
II injuries and nine deaths.
In october, the first month OF
patroling. 8o5 manhours were
lost by Quantico Marines be-
cause of traffic injuries. In No
vember, that figure dropped tc
80. Last month, the total was
100.
How Patrol Operates
The patrol is handled by three
officers, including Maj. Pomer-
leau. and five non -coms. They
use two sedan-type cars equipped
with radios. sirens and rec
flasher lights.
] I'VE just drive up and down
the highway at the speed limit
II a civilian passes us. we don't
bother him. II a man in uniform
-. ...sAl L.
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MARYL AND-VIRGINIA NEWS
'Fother Confessor' Still
With Falkland 'FomiIy'
BY CHARLES L. HOFFMAN

Retirement for John ]. Geary
means a continuing personal in
terest in the lives of the $500
persons he refers to as the
Falkland Family"
For 10 years since the Falk-
land apartments were built at
Sixteenth street and the District
line in Silver Spring. Mr.. Geary
served as manager of the de-
velopment.
And for the same length of
time he was considered by ten
ants there as a sort of father
confessor, trouble shooter and
friend, all rolled into one"
Mr.. Geary retired as manager
and secretary of the Falkland
corporations last month. but he
still lives at Falkland and gets
calls from residents.
Boston IrlShman
Even as Mr.. Geary was being
interviewed his telephone rang
with a request from a former
tenant to have an apartment
saved for his daughter who is
to be married in September,
Mr.. Geary. a Boston Irish
man, came to Silver Spring in
1923 at the insistence of E.
Brooke Lee veteran Montgomery
County Democratic leader.
Mr.. Geary. a lieutenant pro-
NOTED from the ranks, served as
Mr.. Lees adjutant when he was
a battalion commander with the
29th Division in World War 1.
He also had become friends in
the Army with Maryland's for
mer Gov. w. Prescott Lane and
former Senator Millard E. Tyd-
inps.
During the l920s he was con-
structlon superintendent for a
company which built some 500
homes in the area. He later
served on staff of the Mary
land Ma: Capital Park and
Planning nmISsion.
Around the Clock Job
When he first took over the
Falkland apartments. there we're
l78 garden-type units, the first
OF their type built under FLA.
Then he handled all trouble calls
on an around-the-clock basis.
He never got over this habit.
The apartments now number 484.
Hes the one man who came
closest to working "a hours a
day, seven days a week that /
know Of" George Cullen. an
original resident of Falkland,
said.
For Mr.. Geary not minute of
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Nj. Vernon School PIuy

Two performances of the play,
January Thaw." will be given
by Mount Vernon High School
students at 8 pm. on Wednes-
day and Thursday in the school.
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TYPISTS

UNDER 40. must be qualified typists
General tipping to start. Opportunity
to advance with of1-the-joh training
Salary commensurate with ability
Permanent position. b-day. 40-hr
wk Annual leave and sick leave En-
ploye cafeteria. Air conditioning
Apply in person between am. and
pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-15

Immediate opening for pleasant
and aggressive person with local
ONCE of national old line A.
organization. Work with q
young stan. Position requires q high
school education. Some tipping nee
essary. Only other requirement is
ability to learn. For appointment,
call Mr.. Grimm, JU. $500. Id
YOUNG WOMAN, general Office
work-Large real estate frm has
opening for woman with pleasant
personality; air-cond: 5-day week.
Call Mr.. BEUERMANN. Ma. s.
500. -15
ATTRACTIVE EMPLOYED WOMEN,
az needed at once to give AVON
spots. Call MRS. DUNCAN, DI. z
.AREA--college SUDDEN,
or teacher. for vacation position
unusual opportunity. chance for
permanency; S640 for so days.
Come in to see H. C. SHAW, Sat
urday, May 10. carvel Hall. An
v asHVisf POSITION for advanced
ence pleasant work. 500 Tor 90
PART.TIME TYPIsT. Clarendon, 4
EMpL', ;$;ss3 Wilson blvd. AT.
M III RsToV WOMAN, once clerk exper
using phone, meet public, knowl
tipping or bkkpg, helpful, sew. open
ings. BOYD'S, 700 18th, cor. @,
Mr.. Black.
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HELP-WoMEN
SALES CLERK

For dry cleaning laundry work
on counter OF attractive, modern
STA-NU Store. No exper. necessary
we pay you during training. Paid
vacation, disqualification and over
time. @ a. S LAUNDRY, 44l9 Bal
timore ave. Hyattsville. lis
sALEsGIRL for bakery. excellent
salary for right girl; 5K2-day week
hours. 10 to z. Store closed Sun
day afternoon and all day Mon
day. Call In person after II am
SCHUPP'S BAKERY. 5542 Conn,
ave. NV. --l6
experienced. Ladies
ready to wear and accessory shop.
Steady position, pleasant surround
ings. exceptionally good salary. Full
or part time desired. Please apply,
ALMA SHOP. 1866 Wilson blvd,
Arl. ia. T-S37S. III
SALESLADY-opening for expert:
enced saleslady selling ladies and
children's clothing; experience in
credit store selling; fine salary plus
commissions and p.m.'s. paid vaca-
tons: very pleasant working cLn-
ditions; opportunity for high earn
ings with the oldest and finest
credit store in the city. See Mr..
Landy,. BUTLER FEDERAL store,
62l 18th st. NV. III
for sports wear or
dress department. Attractive perma-
nent position in our Silver Spring
store. Experienced or ineXpertenced.
JOSEPH r. HARRIS CO., BOP Els
worth dr., Silver Spring.
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HELP MEN AND WoMEN

AIRLINE CLERK TRAINEE $3.50
Personnel Service
Il404 N. Y. Ave RE 1-T2SO :
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HELP-WoMEN

TO PREsIDENT-Neat
between ages OF 20 70 is: must
be good at shorthand and tipping.
Good salary to start, with oppor-
tunity for advancement to right
party. Aforementioned ONCE. Call
RE. 7-S02S for appointment,
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MOTHERS HELPER

S1a5 mo-: live in: Long Island,
\. Y. Also GHW.. plain cookins
$3.50 to $3.50 mo. ME. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-15
Unusually Interesting
POSITION
GROUND FLOOR
OPPORTUNITY

Very unusual position for
career minded women 90
As desiring an interesting and
profitable sales, management
future with wonderful OPP
portunity for advancement
both locally and nationally.
S27i definite monthly salary
plus generous bonus arrange
ment. Direct selling expert
ence desirable but not neces-
sary as we give . weeks
complete training with nay on
how to follow up local adver-
Using inquiries and interview
housewives desiring part-time
work. Car required. Full
time. For interview, phone 1.
D KENNEDY at UNITED
S TATES EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE. 1924 r St. NV,
DI. $4,000.
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HELP-WoMEN
YOUNG LADY

YOUNG LADIES. above-average abil-
ton organization. ST. 3-2336.
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MAID. for ] month,
care: live in: 51a-day week: refer
ences required. $50 or more de-
pending on experience. IKE. 7-l67s.
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HELP-W0MEN
CRAFTSMAN

TEACHERS, white, for fall. $500 to
5000 mo. ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY, 134l g st. NV. RE. =
1898.
white. openings in Sep
TEMPER in elementary. Immediate
openings in nursery. pvt. school
Give age, qualifications and salary
expected. Box 455-Y. Star. I'll
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HOUSEWIVES

Have your own little neighborhood
ing your spare time. Sell sensa
tional new Cort cosmetics. contain
ing vitaminS. on money back
guarantee. Beautiful catalog and
packages. Reasonable prices. No
car or evening work required. For
interview in YOUR home. phone DI.
7-44O0.
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HELP-ooMESTIc

COOK HoUSEKEEPER, skilled: man
Ing Russian my e oriental foTeisn
language no problem; references;
National Press Building. is
COOK, gh.w.. live in: Thurs. and
every other Sun. of excel. salary:
fond Of children. TU' 2-7553. --16
COCK, laundry, INV: 25-35 yrs.
. adults; Thurs. Sun. of; recent
g;h.w.; refs. WO. 5000.
G.H.W., plain cooking; live in: air
cond,; Silver Spring house; some
care of two school-age girls; pvt.
bath and room with TV; of Thurs.
Sunday; sac. week; must have local
references. LO. 5-5S94.
G.H.W., plain cooking: live in; ex-
perienced with children: local refs.
required. pvt. room with bath and
TIV, ,aiIrc,eoond., rambler; 5 days
CIV. live in or out, all sects.,
81 BEY pE Hs SSS Nj ioi S97S < y aR
G.H.w. AND PLAIN COOK: live in:
of every Friday after breakfast
and every other Sunday; $50 week
Oh. w. COOK: live in: nice room
and bath: good bus service S35
wkly. Local refs. pref. Wo $3.50.
LIZ
G.H.W. CHILD CARE: 2 days, Mon.
Tues, Friday; age 30-45; knowledge
of cooking; refs. JU. S-S954.
G.H.W., child care. plain cook; live
IN; mod. all-elec. conditioned
rambler: pvt. rm.; TV: bath. ex-
per. with refs. JU. 7-9452. IL
G.H.W.-CHILD CARE: live in: ram
bier; private TV: Thursday after
breakfast, every other Sun. of; $50:
refs OIL. 2-3219.
H0USEKEEPER. settled. white: live
in: pleas. apt: pvt. rm.: cooking and
Ink; refs. no. 2-32s0. Ext. 405.
HOUSEKEEPER. live in: fond of
children. plain cooking expert
ence necessary. References Other
helm employed; S3'l vk = day
Wed. every other Sunday of. JU
5-33SS ~
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SITS. DOMESTIC Cont,

PLACING MY MAID--Need 5-dy. VIZ.
Ii. 4-1S65. or me. OIL. 10000. 10
COLORED GIRL desires work Tines
and Fri, ironing or cleaning only;
d. C.. preference. IL. 6-4557.
EXPERT HoUSEcLEANING. every.
thing from attic to hasn't. What
have your RIA, 6-0342.
|COLORED WOMAN. reliable, desires
days work, Thursday. Friday. Call
AID. 2-0S06.
FOR DIPLOMAT HOUSEHOLD
Wish 10 place my maid, eficient,
reliable. good with children. Cali
after & pm. DU, 7-3575.
IC0L0RED GIRL desires gh.w. and
child care, 5-day week. AID. 4-9S53.
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PRUDENTIAL BLDG. ASSN

PRUDENTIAL BLDG. ASSN
1888 G Street NV.
TEMP. TYPIST, for month OF June.
50 hr. POTOMAC EMPL., 1884
Wilson blvd Arl.. IA. $4,000.
TICKET AGENTS, h.s.g,, will train.
airport; S23S. POTOMAC EMPL,.
Oh King St, Alex. XII. a-5055
TYPIST and policy writer Tor gem
conditioned office. Pleasant working
7-5lsO OF apply in person. YOUNG
e. SIMON. $40 Woodward Bldg.
TWISTS. 40 w,p,m.: coiored, neat:
his. or college edu.; age 1880.
Mr.; Black at BoYD'S. cor. 18th
and @ SITS.
TYPIST, part time. for CPA once, to
type accounting reports: 81 so per
hour. RE. 7-7923 lie
TYPIST for newspaper once; must
be experienced, accurate. at least
80 w,pm; pleasant working condi-
lions. 5-day wk.; paid vacation. free
disqualification insurance, other
benefits. Call MRS. MICHAELS,
DI, 1929 --15
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STENO6RAPHER CLERK. for real
estate and insurance ONCE. hours.
q to 5; 5-day week: conditioned
office. Salary commensurate with
WALsHE, INC, Ills Eve st. NV,
STENOGRAPHER- SECRETARY, June
to Sept. l.. hourly pay oasis: 10
am. to 3 or 4 pm, 5-dav wk. Fire
and casualty insurance experience
essential Call Mr.. Wells. Ma.
AGENCY. INC, 1901 H st. NV.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. secre.
tarial service. ir-conditioned ant
3 pm. to / pm. shift. Apply MRS
HYATT. resident manager, Gelmarc
Tower Apartments. 1890 Columbia
sWiTcHBoARD OPERATOR, ex-
per. with knowledge of general
ONCE procedure and some knowl-
edse Of typing Hrs. 10 am. to q
pm, 5-dav week Thurs through
Mon. Begin 500 wk. with opp for
Advancement. Do. not reply unless
aforementioned hrs are suitable
GUSTIN GARDENS, INC. Old
Georgetown I'd. and Montrose I'd,
mr.. Rockville. Md, VIII. 6-56O0
TEACHER iRgs End grade, for Sept. I'm.
usual small private school, halliday
Reply. in own handwriting giving
experience, educational background,
age. references. Box Alta, Star.
TEACHER. white; nursery school, ex-
perience necessary. LU. 4-5l14.
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HELP-WoMEN
GEN. OFFICE WORK

1G4N. VI + 1NG WOnh
And knowledge Of varied duties for
large estab. retail wholesale LIQUOR
firm. Must have initiative to as
sumo responsibility. State age. quail.
refs. Good salary. vacation. bonus.
oppor.. for advancement. Box 49,
A. Star. go
HAT CHECK GIRL, white, age q
EARTH REsFAuRASTi', 'G iil7 IN
HOsTEss. part time. white: hours.
4:45 pm. to 1880 ON. weekdays.
IL noon to 7:45 pm. Suns, Mons.
OFF, Wo. 6-5334, afternoons. III
HOUSEKEEPER, man and wife. I'M
ear. jsnit S O MISS ISIS BODICE at
BoYD'S. 700 18th cor. G. Ma. s.
HOUSEHOLDER, Protestant chill
dren's home Mature person. live
in. Excel. remuneration. Ma. s.
7271. lis
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JUNIOR
CLERK
Library Position

National news magazine has OPEN
ing in its reference library for per-
son with knowledge Of current affairs
Primary duties will consist of cata-
loeuing and filing. College degree
required; political science or economic
major preferred. Pleasant working
conditions in ir.conditioned build
ing; many company benefits.
Call DI, $4,000. Ext. 1858. between
o am. and s pm.
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LIVE-IN MAID

MAID: viii white s or colorcd e ., in
Ely nS s amer 'nlld p.m nare Cali IA =
MAID, colored, over 30, no cooking.
g.h.w. and ldry: live in with other
regular help: $3.50. EN-. 1856.
MAID. G.H.w.: live in: help care 3
children; local refs. REQ; no cook
ing. JU. 'S-2666.
MAID-G.H.W.: like in: S days. mod
ern home; must like children; have
KE $1,000 after : pm,
MAID, child care and average light
housework live In. References re-
MAID; live in: 25-4n years: exper. /:
recent local refs; $50 week. OIL
MAID. g.h.w. ana child care: intel.
dren, Have health card: $50 week,
Live in. EN- 2-7332 ia
MOTHERS HELPER
SIPS mo-; live in: Long Island,
$3.50 to $3.50 mo. ME. $4,000
al
MAID. for ] month.
light housekeeping and some child
care: live in. 5la-day week: refer
ences required. $50 or more de-
pending on experience. IKE. 7-l67s.
white woman to care
for , children and gh.w; must
have health card JU. 9-2347,
COUPLE with chill
dren would ike housekeeper-coo
TO live in 592-day wk. $50 to
start JU. a-h04S.
PLAIN COOK G.H.W.: live In,
Thursday after breakfast and every
other SUNDAY on other help en-
ploved; salary open; must have
reference Oh 4-7264. --l5
cook and ghw.: 5
days. Thurs. through Monday; good
salary: Olney area. Box l77-A
Star. lis
Greater New York City
And surburbs Live in: gh.w and
cooks; $3.50 TO 5000 mo. start. sal
airy NE. S-2l90. al
G.H.w., child care. light
co king; So days. S36. Call Mrs
~ONTEE 10. 2-5512. Is
C0L0RED GIRL. for g.h.w.: refs;
Sun. and Thurs. off: S25 and car
fare $50 Linnean terrace NV.
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TELLER

Young lady with some math apti-
tude and tipping ability for. position
as teller in attractive offlces. Excel
lent benefits. reasonable starting SAL
airy. Amply in person.
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Greater New York civ
SITuATIoNS-MEN
SITS, MEN 6 WOMEN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

RESIDENT MANAGER, exper.. mid
dle-aged couple refs. furnished,
TU. 9-n221. --l6
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xioN SENioR USHER
BOARp hOMORS TWO
WITH SrORk SHOWER

Pink and blue. baby colors. and
the stork motif. dominated the de-
cor when the Senior Usher Board
81 Zion Baptist church gave Q
s,ork shower Sunday. November
q az the home Of its president
Mrs. Nathaniel Watson. 3756 Flf,h
Az s Honored guests were Mrs
Cynthia wes,brooks and Mrs.
Jerasha Cels~. VINO are awaiting
Q visst from Sir Stork
The serving table was conferred
with . siork In pink and blue
and covered with q cloth In the
s;ork design.
General conversation was en-
ioyed after which refreshments
were served Mrs westbrooks and
Ars Coles received many useful
and lovely GIFTS for the bahles-to-
be
Members present included the
Mines l.. Adair, J wilbur. o
willis. " Brown. l.. Jenkins. n
Anderson 8 lewis s Vaughn
NJ wary'sr Miss " wtlksrson and
the MeSsrs G Gates and y Leon.
ard Special guests Of the hostess
were Rev and Mrs. n w Bolts,
Mrs u Smith and Diane and Re
nce westbrooks
Presents acre cent from mem.
bers unable 20 BE- present, who
were the Mines H. Brooks r
warder. NJ Summerr1lle r
Joiner and MeSsrs Raymond
COOPER and Arthur Cunningham
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Mt. OLIyET BAPTIST

The subject used BY Rev u. n
Hunter for his morning message
sunday was, The EArnsstness and
Fearfglrsss Of John the Baptist "
Morning prayer was offered BY
Pew r G. Harris.
Mus.c WAS by the Gospel Chorus.
TIE ordnance Of baptism foi-
hy.Ted the morning service
Communion was administered
al the evening service Rev, Jos
spn Jackson assisted Rev Hunter
with communion service.
John Warder united with the
church as a candidate for bap-
t4sgn.
Deacon Isaac Biakey viii deliver
his FIRE, trlal sermon on Noyem-
Der IS. al S p. m.
TIE Senior Choir will pArtici-
pate with jOlnt chars in The mus
cal festival 10 be given November
IS. a. Pilgrim Baptist church.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph jackson
Of Pilgrim Rest Baptist church
were visitors at the evening ser
wee
You're always welcome al MI
Ohyet church, the church OF
Frisnthness
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noRDER METHODIST

CHRISTIAN lore b<sz expresses
lta@.. II Christian AetionA TIE
Nor.s Of STS3oxr. Spo&sa By Pew
CARES NJ Sexton op<1e1 The
h@A-1S and minis q al Christ
to.Cxerx Or Sexto1 read TIE
scripture Ls@oG form ActA, i3ih
ch&p.sr.
Yozr EgSts q prayer. love and
gzz5sFStAss9.rg reject CO ,ns SICK,
snEI-En ard the Aff1sct@t and "A
used as a bSe&a<s. EsS-sczne for
TIE sou Our SACK are Mrs.. Ma
celia MAyss, y. C. Carly. Ma
HA-sA AID Mr. Williams
Ths sOy1ES h4nse Of Christ l. eH-
tested 20 al gfzC SEED HE Tie
church . Ire hg,2se a Cllr Lord
BJsZ.sgs 1osoyx are Cp@n 20 al
Gene and fad q ne~ Afs yaEt0rs
are slgays wsscoEne
Esg-eEasSr TnAESsZ 1glEg day
give ihAEks for Cots many bses-
K-nga TIE tine 10 growing short
ara4 500 we % EOr@ey ALL Be
moving % ns1S headquarters. TINS
coming Tn&nssg1vnK EiE be or
last IN our present home LIT "a
gather and give praise and thanks
faT or many blessings
Circle November isIh On yOuT
cslers1aE al On MS Day TIRE chnG
q Border vii present q program
q reno4En. Your support WgH shg1s
yOgzE appreciation o; ire Eon@syfa!
% they have soEs, are doing and
All 30 IN the future
II dosing % you agree God
stands BY tS0sse VITO have faith In
Him ard are os~dssnt 20 HIN --
Harry DAVIS, reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-09

Services far EScAAx1 l. Stokes
sr.. 7s7 ST. AnGAsooy Az . bo1g
unss rsms6ezf Of D. PzzI whO caec
early wsfne~14y EDoruGrg. No
ssnrber !. IN 81 Joa<pAs ho@pataL
Ssls BE besd AZ 10 q n Saturday
November 10. ~ Pilgrim BAptAss
ekszrrh Rev. Fioys Massey Jr.
win ofneia.s.
Mr.. Stokes was taken II with .
heart ennAtsOn In March % thAS
year and had been hn.spstahzsd In
tsrnistentJy Stree July. He had
se<n a patent n ;he hOzpaial FIVE
aayEy rsor 70 hzs eea,k
A nA.Igs Of RlckEZsc1. Va. IRE
1eoeAssss had RESTED In ST. Paul
Enee 1912 and u.iii s.is hsalih be
gan 70 fail bad beer active IN ths
SOelzL eiySc ard religious Affairs
q the elty He Nas a member o.
Pilgrim BApt&s, church
He retired from 81. Pau pos'2.
service July 1854. elgs % ~ health
Re entered the S<rgacs tn Jgne
1918 a. q clerk ard had received
several pro1n9,lgns turing MS -
years Of service A. TIE tine q
als retirement. 1As general fore
mar Of the mailing division
He was = usssat-er u the North
STAR BraneE q IRE G4t!Ons! A.
Eaacs o. Postal Employees. a
fFlsrrbe. oS the supervisors board
Of TIE s., Paul Postal Supervisors
orgAn4ZAtlon. member % IRE 81
Paul Urban League and the 81
Paul Branch q the SAACP and q
former member Of TIE board o.
director. Of 10th orRaniLatiozs and
vas q member Of The Twin city
Forty club.
He 10 survived BY hls widow
Mrs Carrie Stokes, three sons
Richard JT. HyIand AAhrnore. and
Kenneth. ore daughter. Mrz Ear
lins Galloway. ore sister. Mrs An
ma Taylor Of Baltimore. Nd. two
brothers. Bedford Stokes Of Rich.
naond. Va. Hszekiah Stokes Of
Jamaica. l. l.. New York and
other relatives
Visitation viii be held a, the
Brooks Funeral Chapel Friday
evening from 5 20 . p. m
BunAI Will be in Oakland GENE
terry. Brooks Funeral Home La in
charge % the service