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Miss Kate of Treasury,
Presidents Puymuster

Miss Catherine Z. Shea, SO,
the Miss Kate of the Treasury
Department who used to per-
sonally carry the Presidents
their monthly pay checks. died
Monday in a Washington hos
pital.
Requim mass was held today
at st. Aloyius Catholic Church.
where she was a member of the
Sodality. Burial was in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
Miss Kate, a native of WASH
ington. began her long career at
the Treasury when she was a
teen-ager. A favorite among her
bosses. she was singled out to
walk across the street each
month from the side entrance of
the Treasury to the side entrance
of the White House and person.
ally present the Chief Executive
with his monthly pay check.
Miss Hates family said they
thought she began that service
with Mckinley. The Presidents
all called her Miss Kate. At
each inaugural parade seats
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About 1920, he began using 6
Model-T Ford as a mail truck
A native of LovingSton, Va.
Mr.. Roberts was well up on his
history. He remembered hiding
in a haystack when he heard
cannon fire at AppomattoX.
Mr.. Roberts father was Con-
federate Capt. John S. Roberts
a former tobacco farmer. His
father-in-law, Walsh Rucker,
was a volunteer with Mosby'S
raiders.
jug Always on Table
Mr.. Roberts always kept his
jug on the table, which afforded
some CONSERVATION to Mrs
Roberts when the Methodist
minister would come to meals.
Il don't hide it from my kids
and won't hide it from the
preacher" Mr.. Roberts would
say. Once the minister said q
little prayer over Nj. Roberts as
the Virginian poured out his
daily drink and gave a tiny sip
all around the table.
Mr.. Roberts is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Florence Ruckel
Roberts; two daughters ano
three sons, Mrs. Bessie Wilker-
son, 7015 North Fairfax drive
and Lawrence D., zoos North
Fairfax drive both of Arlington;
Mrs. Ruby Feustel. Berkeley
Calf; Reginald E., Merrif1eld
Va, and Basil, of the home ad-
dress. A sister lives in Loving
ston.
Services were to be held at
pm. today at Parsons funera,
home. Falls Church, with buria,
in National Memorial Park.
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the board of stewards and for
mer church organist.
About 1905. Mr.. Spurrier was
one Of a group who held YMCA
religious services in neighboring
towns. He carried a folding
hand organ which he played fol
the Sunday afternoon services.
MI. Spurrier was married SO
years ago to the former Ethel
May Grubb of Virginia, who sur
wives him. A sister, Mrs. Addie
Reddick, lives in Poolesville.
Services were to be held at 2
pm. today at the Poolesville
Methodist Church with burial in
Monacacy Cemetery, Beallsville
Md.
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Mrs. James V. Cummuruto:
I eucher Loses Cancer Fiqht

Mrs. James v. Cammarato,
ST.. "a. former teacher here who
had been fighting cancer for
three years. died yesterday at
Garfield Hospital. She lived at
Sill Vinson street, Oxon Hill,
Md.
Mrs. Cammarato, the former
Blanche Luedke of Faribault,
Mimi. underwent an operation
for cancer after her son, Jimmy,
was born three years ago. Doc
tors pronounced her cured and
then a fall two years ago started
her trouble all over again. She
had been hospitaliZed periodi-
cally since then and had received
blood transfusions every other
week for the last year and a half.
At one time the hospital blood
bank was down to / pint of her
rare blood type-A-negative-
but newspaper appeals brought
an overwhelming response of
blood donors, Mr.. Cammarato
said.
Mrs. Cammarato. who knew
she had cancer all along, used
her knowledge of teaching and
from her bed she trained her
little boy. Jimmy could fix his
own breakfast when he was a
little over 2 years old, his father
said. +
Mrs. Cammarato was gradu-
ated from Carleton College. She
came to Washington in 1914
and formerly taught the first
grade at Maury Elementary and
later did substitute teaching. In
the 1950s she taught creative
art in the evening at King
Smith School and the Institute
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ington she and her husband had
a yacht tStardust) and we're &C
tive in the Capitol Yacht Club.
They also had a yacht in Clear
water.
Resides her husband, Mrs.
Birnn is survived by a sister,
Mrs. Frances S. Anderson, Fort
Lauderdale, Fla.
Mass will be offered in Clear
water. Graveside services will
be held at pm. tomorrow in
Arlington Cemetery. Mrs. Birnn
will be buried beside her son.
1t. Richard Roland. an Air Force
flyer who was killed in the South
Pacific in World War II, and
her daughter. Mrs. Ruth Eliza
beth Bloom. who died in 1850
of a heart attack
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John E. Roberts Thrived
On Work and Dies at SO
BY CARTER GoRsKA

John E. Roberts always. said
the rocking chair wasn't going
to get him-and it didn't.
The 98-year-old Virginia shoe
salesman was spading his tomato
plants when he suffered his first
stroke 10 days ago. He died Tues
day at his home. 1913 Washington
avenue. Falls Church, Va.
Mr.. Roberts believed in work
ing. walking and every morning
and evening. taking two ounces
of bourbon mixed with honey
tan old Indian remedy against
hardening of the arteries. he told
his family.
He would cut the lawn, weed
and hoe his garden and conduct
the large shoe business he had
built up among residents of Fair
fax and Arlington Counties. Then
he'd go to Jefferson Village, pat
the girls on the cheek and tell
them how pretty they were, his
son said.
Given Sheik Title
1--WE called him The Sheik. >"
the sons said. For another rea-
son. too. If he found poor lady.
he'd give her pair of shoes for
her husband. And if there were
children in the mily who
couldn't go to school because
they were barefooted, he'd Just
give them five or six pairs of
Shoes"
Until two years ago, Mi. Rob-
erts walked 10 to Is miles a
day. He used to take his lunch
and cold beer and go to the
farm of his son, r. E. Roberts,
in Merrif1eld, Va. He'd operate
the tractor and work in the
watermelon patch and then
walk the six miles back to East
Falls Church, where he used to
live.
Mr.. Roberts was a truck and
dairy farmer, then a mail car
rier and later assistant post
master in Schuyler. Va, earlier
in his career. He did all his own
farm work and then sold his
produce and milk to workers in
the Virginia Soap Stone Co. and
to nearby residents.
By Cart Into Mountains
He also had 25-mile noun
famous mail route. He threw
the mail bags in a two-wheeled
cart 1.-TWO hot bricks kept his
feet warm Or in bad weather he
used saddle-bags on horseback.
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lit Mrntnrtant

MERCHANT, OLlN L.. JR. In lovin,
memory Of our darling little son anC
brother, OIL L. MERCHANT Jr.. who
departed tbs hte ten years ago to.
Thoueh We thought YOU a Gift, ",
were wrong, dear,
God lust loaned YOU TO US for a while
TO gladden. our home with your
Your love and your sweet little smile
The DAYS we're too happy to last GEAR
But we'll always remembe. and pra,
That our, angel in heaven be waitinI
80 welcome US IN some day
fouR LOVING MoMMIE, DADDY
NASELLA, JULIA II. In loving memor,
NASELLA. who passed away one veal
ago today. May "a. 1855.
We often pause and think Of you.
VI tne 5000 YOU did in the past
Wei never forget you, Nom,
While life and memories last.
How much We have missed you
Sannot be SAID IN just line or two
But every day that passes by
LOVING HusEAN Hlt"G AND G csHfIHGGpREN
PYE. CHARLES 7. A tribute OF loy,
" our devoted son. brother and nephew
1915.
Though absent you are ever near.
Kept close By memories We hold dear
stu loved. still missed with all oui
Ihrough memory we shall never part
DEVOTED MOTHER. MAUDE I. STEW.
ART; OTHERS AND AUNTS
SECRET. MARIA. In loving memor,
OF our mother, MARIA SEGRETI, wht
departed this life. Eve years ago to.
day. MAY "a, 1851
May. brings sad memories
=. OF loved one gone 10 rest;
fou Will never be forgotten
BY the ones who loved you best.
Some may think We have forgotten
When al times they see US smile
But little 90 they know the heartache,
LOVING cHiIDREN.
our beloved wife ana M motb memory MRS q
SUSIE E. SORENSEN, who passed aWaS
ftnree years ago today. May "a. 1858
Your life was so unselfsh
MOI fna foy Tor Sbs other, yG,, you gid I've;
But only for what you could giye.
Always so sood and Kind
thinking OF others and trying TO find
5000 deed TO do, some praise to say
that's why you are remembered and
IoylSS5eis e' Hg gSsi fsen HANS dey JUNE
GLoRlh AND EDDIE
SPENCER, THOMAS r. In memory Of
my beloved husband. THoMSs r.
SPENCER, who departed this NE
one year ago today, May -, 1908
There Is an open safe at the end OF
Ihroush witch each must go alone
AND there IN a light We cannot see.
our Father claims His own.
Beyond that safe our loved ones nno
,happineks ana rest.
ENoTED WIFE. WINNIE W.
YOUNG, EVA Y. In loving memory OF
our darling mother. EVE r. YOUNG
May "a, lg4S.
Your memory is q keepsake
With which We never Wall part:
Though God has you in His keeping.
we stu have you IN our hearts,
Now there 10 nothing We can say
Except loving PRAYER.
That GOO Sill bless you. mother,
And keep you In HIS care
DEVOTED Chill DREN PORTfA
YOUNG, OLLIE JOHNSON. HENRY
YOUNG AND PORIlA RJCkEk.
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Mrs. HumbIett, IS,
Gretnu Resident

Mrs. George L. Hamhlett. IS,
died yesterday at her home in
Gretna, Va.
Mrs. Hamblett was the former
Pattie Carter, daughter of the
late William T. and Salley Powell
Carter. She was a lifelong Vir-
ginia resident. Her husband, a
retired foundry worker, in Reus-
ems, Va, died about two years
ago.
Survivors are three sons, Lacie
of Williamsburg, Va; Russell of
Reusens. Va; Beaufort z. of
ITO Lane drive. Franconia. Va.
and a sister, Mrs. Sarah Fergu-
son of Snow Greek. Va.
Services and burial were to be
held today in Gretna.
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Mrs. Roland Birnn, Writer
For Boating Magazines

Mrs. Roland Birnn, SO, who
wrote for boating magazines un-
der the name of Kay Martel anc
was an active fisherwoman, died
Monday in Clearwater. Fla.
She and her husband, a re-
tired Air Force colonel, who is
a prominent boating writer ano
former fiction writer, had lived
IN Clearwater since he retired
from the service in 1852.
Mrs. Birnn was the former
Katherine Martel Sampson. a
native of Cambridge, Mass. She
was educated at Simmons Col
lege in Boston and was married
80 years ago.
Mrs. Birnn lived in Washing
ton from 1929 to 1888 and from
194l to 1852. While in Wash
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L. Warrington, of 1901 North
Stafford street. Arlington; and
two brothers and four sisters.
They are Lloyd P. Warrington.
1701 North Stafford street. Ar
lington: David B. Warrington,
Norfolk; Mrs. Blanche w. Her.
man, 1908 North Stafford street,
Arlington; Mrs. Eunice johann
sen, 827 South Twenty-fourth
street, Arlington; Mrs. Vernell
Bryan, of Mclean; and Mrs.
Erma Harm of Laurel, Fla.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
tomorrow at the Arlington Fu-
neral Home. 1901 North Fairfax
drive. Burial will be in Column
bia Gardens Cemetery.
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Harry R. GeIwicks

MIDDLETOWN. N. Y. May "a
(P.-Harry r. Gelwicks. IS. who
covered Queens and Long Island
for many New York newspapers
for SO years. died Tuesday night
in Middletown Hospital. Mr.. Gel
wicks was born in Springfield,
Ohio. and was graduated from
Wittenberg College there.
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AnuriItttu

FARBER, SAMUEL. dwelling services
in memory. Of the late SAMUEL
FARBER will be held on Sunday. May
81. 1856. at 1890 am, at the Dis
Friends and relatives invited. 20
RIMSON. GoLDIE WALL. There viii
be an unveiling of a memorial stone
to the memory OF the late GOLDIE
WALL RIMSON on Sunday, May %
1856, at 3 pm, at the National
Capital Hebrew Cemetery. Workmen's
Circle Section, Capitol Heights, Md
Relatives and friends invited. %
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of Contemporary Arts. At one
time she worked for the Govern
ment.
Mrs. Cammarato was a men,
Der Of the Southlawn Women's
Association and First Congrega-
tional Church.
Besides her husband, whom
she married in 1916. and her
son she is survived by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Luedke, and several brothers
and sisters in Faribault, where
memorial services will be held
Monday.
Before she died Mrs. Cam
marato requested that contribu-
lions be made to the American
Cancer Society.
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1n Mrmnrtant

BURRELL. CARRIE G. To the memory
RTE G. BURRELL. who passed away
1885. ''' WAY -
Mother was tired and weary,
Weary with toll and pain.
When Jesus called her to Join him,
Her heavenly home to gain
TOMMY AND LORRAINE.
COMBS. WALTER A., SIR. In loving
father. WALTER A. COMBS. Sr., who
left US six years ago today. May
Throushout the years.
Not for today alone
Your place within our hearts
Remains YOUR own
LOVING WIFE AND SON, ALBERTA g
COMES COMES AND DR. WALTER ~
DuFFEY. JOHN r. A. tribute 10 the
DUFFEY. who passed away two years
ago. Nav "a, 1854.
Beautiful memories are all We have left
OF the ones whom we loved and will
RUBY E. DuFFEY.
FRAZIER, EMMA In loving memory OF
aSeur dear mother and grandmother,
EMMA FRAZIER, who departed this
ne nVe years ago today, May "A
Mother. your life is a beautiful memory
=. Your absence our silent grief;
You are asleep IN Gods beautiful garden
In the sunshine OF perfect peace.
We miss your smile and loving ways.
The memory OF those happy days:
Beautiful thoughts are all we have left
or one We loved and never will forget
THE FAMILY.
FREEMAN, LESLIE I. In memory OF
our dear son and brother, LESLIE
T. FREEMAN, who left us two years
aso today. Nav "a. 1854.
Two years ago you went away,
we've missed you with each passinE
Reyerent in manner. kind in your ways.
Engraved in our hearts your memory
LoyiNq =, MOTHER. SISTER AND
KERNs, MARY Z. thee Lekasl. In low
ms memory OF our daughter ana sis
ter, MARY I. kERNS lnee Lekasi, who
leii US one year aso today May "a,
God saw the road was getting rough
The hills too hard TO climb
so, no gentlY CLOSED her weary eyes
Hnd T Ra4 frp Peace s,s1 Ps thine
L s,yGS.v = MIf tHAiL. In n aiemSry q
nine years ago today May "a.
have TO stop and ask myself
II he is really gone.
And ask the Lord TO giys me strength
To help me carry on.
LOVING WIFL, ALICE
McMULLEN. ELLIOT 2. In loving mem.
DRY OF our father, ELLIOT p. Ne.
MULLEN, who passed away May "a,
1865.
Sleep, our loving father.
Sleep, take thy rest
Your children miss you dearly.
Jesus He bids you feti
ELIZA S2ok tS az SAN Sampson
MULLEN, WILLIAM COOK.
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Uarns nf Chunks

GAINES. MARTHA We wish to thank
all friends for cards and remembrance
In our recent bereavement.
THE FAMILY. "a
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coRNELIA F. JONES. President.
JULIA HORNER, Rec, Secy,

CORNELIA r JONES. President.
JULIA HoRNER. Rec. secy.
RICHARDS, JAMES WILLIS, sR. on
Tuesday, May 80, 1886. JAMES WI
LIS RICHARDS, ST., OF asa Hanover
ST. nw., the beloved father OF Walter.
EVELYN Boston Also surviving are
three grandchildren, four sisters, a
Stepmother. Mrs Naomi Richards four
auntS and other relatives and friends
may call al the residence Of Ms
daushter 15i1 A ST. sc. Funeral
services on SATURDAY. May %, Al
pm At the walter z Hunter Funeral
Home gbi. Sheridan I'd. Sc Elder
Aaron Dantlsv ofheiating. intefmsnt
NoodlaNn Cemetery. 20
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With Regard to q
Cord of Thonks

Very often o cord Of thanks In
The Stur meets o need which con
hardly be solved in any other woy
Not only is il o gracious expression
Of gratitude to those who hove sent
florol tributes but also eourteously
acknowledges the services and kind.
nesses OF the mony 10 whom o per.
sonul note Of thonks cunnoi we'll be
moiled or whose names and I'D.
dresses ore not known Insertions Of
o cord Of THINKS moy be urroneed
BY telephone to The Stor. ST $4,000
The Evening and Sunday Stos
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JENNIE PLUNKERT. Commander
ELIZABETH WILKINS. Adjutant,

WOOD. ANNIE ELIZABETH. OF t4C
Seth st, ne, died ct Providence. r /
on May 81 1856 wife Of the late
Alfred J. j Wood mother OF Mrs
Robert j. Hartman and Mrs. Alfred
Conte; sister Of Mrs. Daniel Pagan
She also is survived by four srand-
children and three great-grandchildren
Services al Chambers Funeral Home
5l7 1lth st. Sc, on Friday, Nav %
AZ fQ am Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. "a
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FORT LINCoLN--6 sites, block n. lot
365 finished section; reasonable Po.
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MAUDE l. DAVIS. President.
BEULAH M. COPE. Secy.

HAYES, DAVID o. Suddenly, on
Wednesday May 30 1886, al 1916
Missouri ave. NV. DAVID o. HAYES,
father of Mrs Frank S. Long. Miss
vivian E. Hayes. Franklin o. Hayes
and H; Carson Hayes He also is
survived by four grandchildren. Serv-
ices at the S, H. Hines Co Funeral
Home, 290l I4th 81. NV. on FRIDAY,
May 20 at 2 pm. parking facihtiesi
Entombment Fort Lincoln Mausoleum
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DYSON, VIRGIE. Departed this life
9 Fl i L q
odst Church on Saturday, May
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iAiES. DAVID o. Members Of the
~ Policemen's Association will
l2SM attend the funeral of their
M- ANN late brother, DAVID o.
III EE9 E HAYES, TO be held at the
s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
WY Home. 2aOl 14th ST. NV,
at . pm. Friday, May IS.
1886. Interment Fort Lincoln Mau-
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatoriuno

OIEIIldIUTIuIu
J. William Lees Sons Co.
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VIRGINIA BRATcHER.

Nc ~ -, M lni lula; On Meonesto!a,y,..
Lancer r''g Hvstts MI S NJ so3 ID
wife of the late Charles F. Hayden,
mother of Gerald and John z.
Hayden and sister of Miss Harriet
Fltzgerald and Mrs. Ester Thomas.
Friends may call al the S. H Hines
Co Funeral Home, 290l 14th ST. NV.
parking facilitiesl. Services at the
st. Thomas More Catholic Church.
Arlington, Va, on Friday. May %. at
$50 a: m. lnterment Arlington Ma
tlonal Cemetery.
NAnV UnU nh .as..-.
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Wednesday, May -. 1900, az Emer-
BUNGER Of 6l4 22nd St. NV, beloved
husband OF Mrs. Marie c. Bunger Of
Washington, D. c. He also is sur
snnSer Of R Ris Ethe va s brother,
MIR W r. Burger of Washington.
D. c.; sister. Mrs. Mary B.. Turner
OF Richmond, Va. and several nieees
and nephews. Remains resting at
Hysongs Funeral Home, 1900 N st.
NV. where services will be held on
Friday, MAY 70. al $50 am. Final
services and interment in Rich
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Draths

Jones ia5 wIL w9t on 5 5Ssssas 2, Ma sss
K st. ne. beloved husband OF Jane
4 M and M shsT q Hines catnsFhs
Mae, and Willie F. Jones, ir. Also
surviving, are brother. Hunter Green;
six grandchildren. other relatives and
Nav navy 81 reh ITsnds A ase invita- 70 T5G es
al the MCGUIRE Funeral Home. SGD
9th. st NV. where services will be
held on Saturday, May 20, at = m
lnterment Woodlawn Cemetery. 20
KICK, ALICE LOUISE. On Wednesday
May 90. 1885, at her residence, 93a
q Z the late Fred kscs and mother q
Brnndige. Friends may call at Cav
ier,s Chapel, 1855 Pa. ave. NV. ,eour.
services will be held on Friday
KELLEY, GRACE J. on Wednesday,
May %, 1856. at Arlington Hospital
GRACE j, KELLEY of 3S4S Chester
S sts Fd AT kseS M NS T Kse Of ts
Lucinda Pfeiffer Stole, She is sur.
yived by two sisters, Mrs. W W, NC.
6 6SaR Of ArSME ssser Va 81 %See mrs
v Va and two brothers. john ,
Stoke of Wheeling, w Va. anc
Albert E Stolze of st. Petersburg
Fla. Friends may call at the I've.
Funeral Home, :!S47 Wilson blvd.
Arlington, Va. where funeral service;
will be held on Saturday, May 20
at IL am, 1nterment National Me.
mortal Park. In lieu OF flowers con.
tributions may be made to the Hear
Society of Northern Virginia. "a
North Highland St, Arlington. Va. "a
KUNZ. LAWRENCE W. Suddenly or
Tuesday May ~. 1856. at Prince
Renee " KUN Of 100 10th IA pi
Seat Pleasant, Nd, beloved husband
Of Ruth v. Kunz father Of Mary
Louise Kunz and Virginia Lee KunZ
brother of Louise Lodyson of Cherry
dale. Kans. Services at the. ,Gasch
Friday, May IS. at / pm. Relatives
and friends invited Interment Ar
hngton National Cemetery. "a
KUNZ. LAWRENCE W. The oficers anc
N..|N.|..Ip. Treasury Post Nh CAOu U
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FUNERAL DESIGN
CEMETERY LOTS

{ GRAVE SITES-Besutifully situated
National Memorial Park. Considefabiy
kaiaas nrtgAe A ~
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-09

conducting will lead the e~angrega-
tlon IN hymns and will render
ar anthem,
World Fellowship week. an an
nual event 40. over ca years val
be cummemoratcd by more than
1900 units of YWCA Work IN the
United States Of America and IN
81 countries around the world ~
offering viii be take II the
service 10 help in this Worldwide
work.
Mrs Daisy Dean chairman Of
the World Fellowship commits
extends a cordial invitation 70 all
members and friends 10 worship
with them al Collins Temple
Sunday.
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-09

Lincoln elementary fIA will
meet Tuesday at 7 p m All par
cnis are urged to be present and
on time n. p Marshall. principal
Mrs Is Handy reporter
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with The Churche.


New Hope and New Prosperity
Baptist churches presented a com
blned program last Sunday Ser
MON we're delivered boy Rev O
l. Patterson Rev J Peacock The
missionary SISTERS headed 10y
Mr. J = Kemp president. made
a report on two circles Sister
f Jackson and F. Bell also made
good reports The mission will
meet At the home Of MIR and
Mrs Kemp. 3l0l Main street
Tuesday An excellent program
was presented by Sister A r.
Rics AZ the evening service
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PHYLLIS WhEATLEY

Mrs Estella Ra@ls has been ap-
pointed 10 fill the un-expIred
term Of the late Mrs { Gladney.
Mrs. RaWls who Is a devoted
member and \ booster and who
has served on the membership
committee since 1915 will be co.
chairman Of the committee along
with Mrs. Adell Woods Mrs
Rawls, IN accepting the office re-
affirmed her devotion To the PHI
losophy Of the Young Womens
Christian Association and said she
felt highly honored that the
Board had confidence IN her a.
bility.
The Board in turn feels honor
cd To welcome Mrs. Rawls as a
member.
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-09

ruth; pafhamentarlan. Almeta La
Yvugne Richardson reporter Nell
Day
The seventh graders of Dunbar
had aH enjoyable meeting at the
YWCA last Friday They Will
meet ms Friday IN Room l08 All
TIN grader VIM desire TO be-
come member, ale invited 10 be
estut
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AROUND NORTn LILLE ROCk

Mrs. 3. Handy, Phone FIR 4-9187 or FIR 4-3635
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-09

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Saadfa Ann Davis, Della Mae
Days. Alma Loise Hackett. Mar
saIef Rather. Verginia Kellum
and DebFa Smith Games were
played after which ice cream.
cake. candies and goodies were
served and enjoyed by all pres
ent She received many useful
and lovely gifts.
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-09
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Phone Us You, News = FR 2-5sss

The public Is invited to open
house and the special American
Education Week assembly pro-
gram al Dunbar junior HI school
Tuesday al 8 a m. We are look.
ing for you
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-09
Y Teen News

The Y-Tecn Inter-Club Council
met Saturday and elected the fol
lowing officers President Ia
bara Brown. vice president. Nil
bred Joiner, secretary Marion
Webb, assistant secretary Elwa
Ruth Smith. treasurer. Beverly A
Roberts; chaplain. Carmslita Ca
mum: hospitality chairman
Arkansas State press., 1956-11-09

Little Miss Sharon Marie Irwin
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. john
Irwin r 5l7 West Eighth street
celebrated her sixth birthday. De
tober % with a party Those
present 90 help celebrate we're