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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-14
President IS Hopeful
On Unified Germany
Talks Briefly
To Adenuuer
In Hospital
BY JOSEPH A. FOX

President Eisenhower con,
ferred with West German Cham
cellor Adenauer for 10 minutes
today in his Walter Reed Hos
pital quarters and expressed the
hope for the liberation of the
East German people from Soviet
domination and the identification
of the country.
The President sat up in a
chair to greet his visitor. DR..
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Adenouer Little Affected by Age o.
Hot Weather. Poge Az
Text Of communique on Dulles Adenoue,
ToIks. Pose AS
Social Aspects Of Adenouer Visit.
Poge B-l
Adenauer later expressed great
surprise that Mr.. Eisenhower was
in such excellent shape" as he
put 1t, so soon after his opera
ton. He termed this a miracle"
Secretary of State Dulles
Joined in the conference and
Mrs. Eisenhower was an inter-
eSted spectator.
Chancellor Adenauer speaks
but little English, so Henry j.
Kellerman of the State Depart-
ment acted as interpreter for the
meeting of the two chiefs of state
and also for the Chancellor when
he made a brief statement be-
fore leaving the hospital.
Meets Presidents Doctors
The Chancellor arrived at
Walter Reed Is minutes in adj
vance of his 10 o'clock meeting
with the President and left the
presidential suite beaming short
" after 10 o'clock.
AS he faced reporters and
photographers, the Chancellor
said:
Just coming from a visit with
the President. 1 am very happy
to have had this opportunity Of
talking to him and to have seen
him in such excellent shape as
we did.
Il must say that would not
have thought it possible that q
lperson, so few days after an
Operation, could look that way.
could talk that way and could
participate so wildly in the
discussions.
Il have asked the doctor to
explain this miracle and he has
told (me) that it is a healthy
organism which offers the best
foundation to overcome any
obstacle of this kind"
Dulles Notes Fine Spirits
\ To this. Secretary Dulles
added:
THE Chancellor has already
expressed the impressions which
See GERMANY, Page AS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-14
REPUBLICANS TAKE
REAL COOL VIEW
ON CONVENTIONS

The Republican National
Committee, from its air-con-
ditioned vantage point in
the Cafritz Building, has
stolen a propaganda march
on the equally air-con-
ditioned Democrats at 1901
Connecticut avenue NV.
Just as an afterthought
on a handout on another
subject distributed to the
press, the Republicans APP
pended this table:
Tn..... A...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-14

The G. o. P. handout
pointed no moral, apparently
leaving it to readers 10 get
the point-that the Demo-
cratic convention will be
held in steaming Chicago
while the Republicans will
meet In cool San Francisco.
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Adenouer Little Affected by Age .,
Hot Weather. Poge Az
Text Of communique on Dulles Adenoue,
Tolks. Poee As
Social Aspects Of Adenouer Visit.
Poge B-l
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-01-06

The annual Christmas party of the State hospital aux
larry held December 20 the Cross Street Christian
church. with than hundred persons in attendance
delicious turkey dinner served Mrs ID. Hicks
awarded first prize of S17700 and Mrs b. NJ Murphy, the
prize of s1670o Members exchanged gifts December
%, party held for the patients at which time gifts
distributed about three hundred patients More than
$4,000 spent in 1855 securing comfortable equipment
for the patients Members of the auxiliary sold S16s00
tickets for the mental health dinner Ma
hotel last May Many thanks all for their moral and
financial support which gave banner year this vol
work Mrs. NJ f. Dennis president, Mrs Sadie Weav
err secretary, Mrs. Walter Bennett. treasurer
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-01-06

She small head piece of feahered carnations In her
hair.
Willie Moore. uncle of the bride. served as best man.
ushers, who also served groomsmen were Lloyd Fa-
and Eugene Porter. both of Little Rock.
The brides mother lace dress with eorsage
Of white carnations
Nuptial music played by Arthur Porter. Miss Lois
the Lords Prayer and Through The Years
After the ceremony a reception held In the church
The brides table overaid In white linen with
white satin bows eentered with white wedding bells The CEN
piece pink carnations and snapdragons The three
TERED wedding cake decorated with wedding bells and
topped with miniature bride and groom. Miss Mae Emma
Wilson in charge of the book Others assisting at
the reception Miss Marvia Rose Props. Mrs. Arthur
Porter Mrs Letha Howell Mrs Carrie Fudgen. Mrs Wardeh
Dean Mrs. Ersyn Chairman and Mrs. Elm Bember.
The couple left for a trip following the wedding to Sea
Bright, New Jersey and New York For travel Mrs. Rock
chose powderblue suit with navy and white accessories
and pinned the orchid from her bridal bouquet shout
der.
Mr. Rock is stationed at the Little Rock Air Force base,
Jacksonville Rock will her work the Calhoun
county training school, Thornton Mrs Rock graduate Of
Lincoln university. Jefferson City, Missouri Mr. Rock Is
Of South Carolina state college The couple
will reside at 3011 Spring street
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Reece.Rock Vows
Continued from pace one,


OF white background inerspersed with bucklebor and
palms. ana tanked with candelabra of white apers An ar
aseeht Oh white chrysanhemums adorned the organ The
iaihy pe"s were tied off with satin ribbons and white
aisle eio'h was laid for the bridal party
Prior to her nupas the bride was Barbara Loan pooo.
daughter oil MT and Mrs Will Reece Jones street The
bridegroom is the of Mr. Mrs Leroy Rock of Sea
Bright, New Jersey.
The bride. given in marriage by her father gown
OF imported Handicapped point lace and ue fashioned
with scuptured bodice self buttoned up the back. baen
neck line enhanced with tue dotted with sequns long
sleeves coming to petal points the hands bouant
skirt in lace handkerchief points cascading ue ounce
extending into cathedral train. Her veil of illusion
aced to coronet of seed pearls and pearzed sequns She
carried white Bible topped with white orchid showered
with snapdragon blossoms Her only ornament was string
of pearls, gift of the groom.
Miss Minnie Glenn maid of honor. chose a pea-green
waltz length dress of affeta She carried cascade
bouquet of pink carnations and pnkeathered
tions in her hair.
Bridesmaids Misses Grace Evelyn Mothershed of
Little Rock, and Mary Delois Fudgen of Greenvlle Texas
cousins of the bride They identical waltz length dress
pink tafea carried cascade bouquets of
white carnations and wheeaherd carnations in their hair
Kenneth Livingston, of Mr. and Mrs. James Otis
Livingston, ringbearer
Jacquelyn Dean daughter of Mr. and Mrs Addison Dean
white dress and carried pink basket of petals
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-01-06
:: AROUND NORTH LITTLE ROCK
Mrs. 8. Handy, Reporter Phone FIR 4s1s7 or Pr 4ssss

Mrs. 3. Handy, Reporter Phone FIR 4s1s7 Pr %sess
The Airman and Civilian Goodwill club organized recent
ly will meet Saturday, January IA King Solomon
Baptist church. Rev. Lee Thompson pastor. Aiman Jerry Pat
terson, president; Mrs B. Handy reporter
Mr. and Mrs Floyd Stewart 7O3 Walnut street motored
California visit her sisters and brother In Pasadena
Mrs Jessie Daragh Alameda, Mr. and Mrs. E. d. Harris;
Los Angeles Mrs Winnie Brown and Hollywood Russell Jones'
They attended the Friendship Baptist church in Los Angeles
pastored by Rev. NJ T. Robinson They shown many
courtesies by their friends Accompanying them two Of
the Perkins children who staying in Los Angeles with
Mrs. Lucille Clark, formerly of this city
The library will be opened p. to p. m. Mondays
thru Fridays. Mrs. C. Jones, librarian.
Mrs Leonia Hendrix and her three children were the
guests of Mrs Leola Harris 1918 East street. during
the holidays.
The Usher board of the Eighth Street Baptist church. is
sponsoring program Sunday 2:30 p Rev. Vaughn,
pastor.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-01-06
Know Your ""
Board Members

Mrs. S. ]. Childress has been
connected with Phyllis Wheatley
since childhood and for many years
has saken active part on commit
tees and on the board Of manage
ment.
Elected to the board in 1871.
she served successive 5-year
terms being chairman Of the
board for a time. In l947 she re-
tired, according TO the constitution
but was reelected in 1850 when
she became eligible again for
membership.
Mrs. Childress has been chair
man of many of the most ina
portant committees and has always
been conscientious and efficient
In 1916 she had organized the
YWcA Reconstruction drive and
with DIR. ]. M. Robinson as the
chairman raised $3.50 In one week
For the past several years. Mrs
childress has chaired the Person.
mel committee and has been re-
sponsible for obtaining more sat
isfaetory working conditions fer
the staff.
Mrs. childress win retire from
the board this month, but we fee.
that her concern and her interest
in the doings of Phyllis wheatley
will continue TO be felt through
out the membership and the city.
She is an active member of
Wesley Chapel Methodist church.
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Y NEWS Continued from page four
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Y NEWS Continued from
ballot. Watch for your ballot in
the mail.
The Young Adult club held its
annual Christmas party lass- Fri
day. Gifts were exchanged by the
members.
On Christmas eve the members
carried three baskets Of food
bringing Christmas cheer 70 three
families. Mrs. Jessie Williams is
president
The B&P's entertained their
friends at a holiday party on last
Friday evening at the beautiful
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page four
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry War
rem, 2219 Ringo street.
Games were played by the guests
with Mrs. Henry Hall winning 1st
prize. Refreshments were served
by the hostesses Gifts were ex-
changed among the members. The
guests from out-of-town were. Miss
Anna Jeanne Fox, Kentucky and
Otis Nichols. Saginaw. Michigan.
Mrs. Hartenee Mitchell, chairman
Of social committee. Mrs. Willie
Mae Thrasher and Mrs. Vernon
Blakely, were members of the
committee.
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Mrs. q. l. Scoggins
The following ministers OF this
community received a Christmas
Gift Of S. each from a white busi-
ness man. p. ii. Taylor: Rev. =.
o. Jones. G. H. Jones. J. W.
Hughes. o. ]. Delamar. L. W, VIII
liams, Rev. 7. Z. Washington and
Vim Edwards.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-01-06

Mrs Willie Mcoster of Cleveland Ohio Mr. and Mrs Booker
Allison Wilson, Ohio Percy b. Hunter Mr.. and
Mrs s. Walker Mrs Lena Jackson Sula Arnold and Miss
Eva Mae Downs Our next meeting will be at the home of Mrs
Fausna Nichols Mrs Dorean Newsum president Mrs Fam
ME Curry reporter.
Sunshine Charity club will 1916 Wright
January Mesdames Louise Smith, Mozea Hicks Hester
Wade Bessie Hill will be the hostesses. Mrs Sam Ella
Ward, reporter.
The B&PW club will meet Monday mite o'clock the
YwCA At this meeting officers will be installed recog
ceremony for members Dr. Fred T. Guy pastor of
Mt Zion Baptist church. will be speaker Miss
Flinol, program chairman Mrs. Earl Davy. president.
The Chansonees will hold their first meeting the year
the residence of Mrs Clara Thape 100 Pine street tone
the year will be installed other plans will be
made Mrs. Lois Glkey, reporter.
Les Juenes Aimes met at the home of Mrs Ora Yates
BIS State street. with all members present The club
opened for memberships all interested in becom
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-01-06

Canned Goods shower launched by the house committee
Florence Crittenton board results Mrs Jesse Rut
ledge chairman shown checking goods at the
collection here represents donation received
before December "a The following groups and made
the Donation Theta Sigma chapter Sigma Gamma Rho So
rority the Democrat club; Mrs. Emma Smith; Mrs Ollie
Barnett Souder Elias Thompson; Mrs. Mamie
Fellows; E Dember and Mrs Geneva Jackson -Davy foto
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ing members of the club please notify the secretary Frank
lin 5749 before January 26 Mrs Lois King has returned
from extended has again taken her position
president. Mrs, Beye Murray secretary.
In keeping with the Yuletide the Aurora club en-
teraned their friends with Christmas party December 30h
at the lovely home of Mrs Beatrice Adams who served as
hostess.
After delicious buffet luncheon the members exchanged
gifts and the identity of their pals revealed Sever
al of progressive whist played Mrs Ardea Brad
ley LIST prize for the ladies' Mrs Roberte Seoggn End
prize and Mrs. Flone Fda, 3rd prize Aaron Wheeler
LIST prize for the and Sgt Howard Lee End prize
Among the guests present Mrs Ardea Bradley of St
Louis formerly of this city Mrs Bradley chartered
Der of the club well honorary member The
meeting will be with Mrs Evelyn r. Rodgers Mrs Rodgers
president; Mrs. Irene f, Douthard reporter.
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HERE AND THERE

Holiday and dinner of Mrs Marie Jones' 1910 West
18th street were Mrs Sarah Holmes of St Louis her sister
Rev and Mrs E C. Dyer Mr.. and Mrs Elihu Davis Mrs
f. Bruce, Mrs W. C. White Antonio Texas Charles
White Lewis of Houston Texas and Mr. Mrs Jones
The annual Christmas party for the personnel the
lask Heights junior hi school cafeteria held
of Mr. and Mrs William Kramer Tuesday evening After
social hour buffet served Gifts exchanged
Those attending other than the host were Mr. and
MIS- James ifolbert Mr. and Mrs Walter Reddiek Mrs
Holden Mrs Beatrice Stewart Mrs Mary Mccoy Mrs Ethel
Rush. Mrs Allen JONES' Miss Mae Smith Mrs Grace
Houston and Mrs. Katharene Hartway
Mrs. Allen Jones, reporter.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Dolphus spent New Year visiting
relatives and friends in St Louis They stated
an enjoyable trip there and back
The beautiful home of Mrs. C. F. Wikerson 2e0s Main
street was the setting for lovely gracious fete Saturday
evening when friends gathered to wish and Mrs Hen
lover who were married in Mississippi December 25h
MIS- ionVer was formerly Miss Betty Mae Tenpenny niece
MIS- Wlkerson math teacher Dunbar hi school Betty
was he recipient of many lovely gifts Mrs Elizabeth
wade received the gifts Miss Solar Careher greeted the
guests ana Mrs Margaret Aston supervised the
ana serving of refreshments The Toivers are az home AZ
29OS Main street. " e ~
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ife. jan 6, 1856 STATE PRESS Page Five
TY1YA'iTif'T'l''FF1 II
ARos enaaa
Phone Us Your News - FIR 2-5938
MlTH THE CLUBS

"a wi1H THE CLUBS
The Cotlions accepted member, Mrs Freda Wash
on during the holidays Misses Stewart and Chism eeieoat
heir birthdays December % 23 respectively December
m d Miss Lois Tyler Brunch and
cotan The Cotlons making plans for 1856 TO be
very year Mrs Flemmngs and Mrs Norwood are
ving evening dinner Saturday mite for the Cotlions
md their The members of the club would like 10 ex-
their appreciation the president Mrs Mildred Bennett
or the splendid job she is doing in governing the club Mrs
veftie Tilmon, reporter.
The Don Juanettes club held its first meeting year
L Murie Cleveland 1901 West 10th street at
lis Monday Plans for the made TO enrich the club
\, rogram for much successful year. Delicious hors
oeuvres served The cocktail party held December 70
81 the 81 Night Hawks club enjoyable one Miss
NJ niel Cleveland president Mrs. Carolyn Oliver reporter
The Phyllis wheatley Federated club held its annual
Christmas party Sedonia Bridges. 22l4
Howard street The party well attended Gifts were ex-
hanged and silent friends The hostess served
delicious turkey dinner with all the trimmings The next
ning will be at the home of Mrs Henry Bobo 14l7 West
llth January IL p with Mrs Viola Allen and
us Marie Jones' cohosesses. Mrs. w. F. McMurray presi-
s Int Mrs. o. b. Conner, reporter.
The Bright Neghborhood club recently the
Mrs Harry Eam 1922 South Valmar with Mrs.
3efley McCnden After a business session.
re here games and exchange of Christmas gifts The
served refreshing repas The club adjourned
v Mrs Edith Strong IL Trustworthy court January 10 at
Yn3O Mrs. o. Conner president Mrs. Louis Gaines,
eporer.
Les BONES Ames club held business social meeting at
he home of Mrs Ethel Douglas 1119 Cross Thursday ne
ocember % Mrs Douglas beautifully home brought
dive Christmas spirit epast was in keeping with
he holiday festivities The club members revealed pals
Ind exchanged gifts The club chose project
christmas the extending of Christmas cheer
H with children basket load of toys given the lit
IL frankie Snodgrass PRESIDENT Mary Williams
phry.
The Southsde Ladies club met the home of Mrs Do
reon Newsum. delicious epast served games
played Prizes awarded follows: First Mrs Faustina Nichols
spnd Mrs Elizabeth Young and third Mrs Hersema Downs
The club enjoyed lovely Christmas party, which time
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-01-06

The Southsde Ladies club met at the home of Mrs Do
reon Newsum delicious repast served and games
played Prizes awarded follows First Mrs Faustina Nichols
second Mrs Elizabeth Young and third Mrs Hersema
The club enjoyed lovely Christmas party which
f gifts exchanged Guests of the party were Mr. and
Smyrna times., 1956-09-27
Asbury Methodist Church

Asbury Methodist Church, the
Rev. w. L. Beckwith, pastor, an
nounces services for Sunday, Sep
tember 30th: Morning worship,
IL am; Sunday School, Mr.. H. c.
Johnson, general superintendent,
10 am. Glasses for all ages.
Nursery School, IL am, for pre-
school children while parents at
tend the worship service. Even
ing service, 7:30 o'clock. Special
inspirational song service conduct
ed by Mr.. George Galley. Mes
sage by the pastor. The Youth
Choir will sing. Come and bring
your friends and enjoy the fell
lowship. Prayer service Wednes-
day evening at 7:30 o'clock. The
Quarterly Conference, combined
with other charges of this area
will be held at Townsend Monday
evening, October 1st at 7:30
o'clock. Everyone invited. Of
ficials urged to be present. Tues
Smyrna times., 1956-09-27
PLAN STUDY OF
COMIC BOOKS
Continued from Page One

Continued from rage Onc
date, members of the committee
are Mrs. Uula M. Short, Lewes,
of the Delaware Congress of Par
ents and teachers, and who was
appointed chairman of the group;
Major Casanova c. Seitz, of the
Delaware State Police; Herbert H.
Peckham, president of the Della
ware Congress of Parents and
Teachers; DR.. Georgia Lightfoot,
child development and guidance
supervisor of special class pro-
grams; Earl T. Paris, recently
appointed by Department Conn.,
mander John Longbotham to re-
present the Department of Della
ware, American Legion; Mrs. Mar
garet E. Paris, president, Lewes
Unit IL, American Legion Auxili-
ary; Mr.. c. L. Knight, Jr., of the
Lewes P.T.A.; the Rev. Robert L,
McKim of the Dover Presbyterian
Church; Mrs. Milton D. Yerkes
state president of Delaware Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs; and
Harry w. Binder, president of the
Smyrna times., 1956-09-27
LIST POLICE CASES
Seven Held On Disorderly Conduct
Charges BY Alderman

Bessie Lampkins, Smyrna, was
fined $40 at the court of William
M. Doughten on a charge of MAIN
tanning a disorderly house, and
the following were held on dis
orderly conduct charges: John
Gill, Simon Shackleford, and Rich
ard Weaver, all of Clayton, paid
fines of $40 each; Earl Heath, Ola
Mae Price, and Mae Francis Rag
gins, all of Smyrna, each fined So.
Alderman Doughten also imposed
fines and gave Jail sentences on
several motor vehicle cases
brought before him by Smyrna
police. Carl F. Brumage, Dover,
reckless driving, fined $40; Doro-
thy E. Shockley, Clayton, failing
to use due care and caution, fined
$40; Robert M. Proud, Smyrna,
making an improper turn, fined
$40; Victor Nause, New Castle,
reckless driving, fined $50 and
sentenced to 80 days in Kent
County Correctional Institution on
one charge, and fined SIS and
sentenced to Is days on another
charge of reckless driving.
Smyrna times., 1956-09-27
Kenton Methodist ohurch Notes


Services for Sunday, September
80, at Kenton Methodist Church,
the Rev. F. c. Louhoff, pastor,
are as follows: Church School, 10
am. Mrs. Elizabeth Pratt, super
intendent. The attendance last
Sunday was the largest of any
time There are classes for every
age, and everyone is invited to
attend. Morning worship, IL am.
The pastor will preach the SER
mon. The Group Quarterly Con-
ference of which Kenton is a part,
will meet at Townsend Methodist
Church, Townsend, next Monday
evening, Oct. 1, beginning at 7:30
pm. The Official Board will meet
Tuesday evening, Oct. 2, in the
basement of the church at 8 pm.
Every member of the board is
urged to attend. The Women's
Society of Christian Service will
meet at the parsonage next We'd
nesday evening, Oct. 8.
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles Lou
hoff entertained for several days
and over the weekend Mr.. LOU
hoff's brother, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
vim 1. Louhoff, and daughter JAM
ct, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, and for
dinner guests on Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Seemans, of Odessa.
Smyrna times., 1956-09-27

ecutive secretary of the Peninsula
Conference Board of Christian Ed
ucation. Mr.. Wildey will address
the Church School and will be the
preacher at the morning worship
service. In the afternoon, begin
ming at 2:30 pm, musical pro-
gram will begin the service. The
guest speaker will be the Rever-
end DR.. Oler A. BARLEY, superin-
tendent of the Dover district. In
the evening, beginning at 1880
pm, the Church School will give
an excellent program in keeping
with Rally Day in which all of
the children of the church and
church school will take part.
Lunch will be served to all who
wish to remain for the day and
everyone is invited to remain and
help make this one of the best
days in the history of Kenton
Church. Services will be held ev-
cry evening during the week fol-
lowing, with evangelistic emphas-
is, beginning each evening at 1880
pm. ond running through Sunday,
Oct. %, which will be Laymen's
Day, and laymen of the church
will have a part in all the SER
vices of the day. The speakers
will be ministers from the church.
es surrounding the community.
Singing will be arranged by our
choirs.
Smyrna times., 1956-09-27
KENTON CHURCH EVENTS
Church Becomitg Live Factor in
Community With Much Activity

Community With Much Activity
Kenton Methodist Church is
now becoming a live factor in the
community. Formerly a circuit,
consisting of Kenton, Hartly and
Friendship, it is now a station
and is beirg organized. The church
school is building up in attend
ance. The M.Y.F. is being organ
ized and the Children's Church
began Sunday evening, Sept. %.
The Adult Bible Class is already
organized. The Senior Choir, the
Chancel Choir, and the Junior
Choir are being organized and
have already shown keen inter-
est in their work in the church.
The Woman's Society of Christian
Service is already organized and
is doing fine work. Worldwide
Communion Sunday will be OBJ
served Sunday, Oct. z, and the
Bishops request for an offering
win be part of the service. Sun
day, Oct. 81 will be Rally Day and
Homecoming. There will be special
singing at all the services. The
speakers for the day will be the
Reverend Donzel c. Wildey, ex-
Smyrna times., 1956-09-27
Church of the Nazarene

Church of the Nazarene, the
Rev. Robert Schappell, pastor, an
nounces services as follows. Sun
day School, 10 a. M; Morning
worship, IL am; Young Peoples
Service, z p. m, with John Hutch
ins in charge. The topic is en-
titled Cooperation Garden. Ev-
ening worship, 7:30 o'clock. Pray
er meeting every Wednesday ev-
ening at 7:30.