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publican to accept his party's
nomination. The most opti-
mistic reports came from the
10th district, which embraces
Arlington, Alexandria, Fairfax
and Falls Church.
Dan Neveiser rehorted that
Fairfax County would have two
G. o. P. candidates for the
House Of Delegates "and I prom
Use you we'll win one seat there
for the first time in 80 years."
Mr.. Nevaiser said the Repub-
lican Party in Fairfax County
had swept aside publicity seek
ers and hangers-on" to come UP
with a slate of outstanding can
didates for local Offices, who
would be announced within the
next week.
Dave Gordon Of Arlington re-
ported that Vincent Marcum had
been nominated for the county
board. and that a mass meeting
would be held soon to pick three
nominees for the House Of Dele
gates.
July 8 Is Deadline
Mr.. Potter reminded area rep
resentatives that the deadline
for making nominations to the
House Of Delegates is midnight,
July 9.
THE Democrats already are
fighting over who is going to be
Speaker of the House." said Mr..
Potter. IF we have 20 or rs
members. wen be able to do
some welding and dealing, and
the people Of Virginia win ben
EFT"
He said a majority Of the
Democratic representatives in
the House of Delegates don't
even know what is going on in
the State-they just sit there
and wait until the world comes
down to tell them how to vote. /"
l.. s. Parsons, finance chair
man. said the party should raise
500. 900 to finance the guberna-
torial campaign.
The 49-member central COM
mittee scheduled the G. o. p.
State convention for July 8 at
the Hotel Roanoke. The Central
Committee will meet there on
July 5.
The basis Of representation at
the convention was set at one
delegate and one alternate for
each 1000 votes cast in the last
gubernatorial and presidential
election. This will make a total
of 573 voting delegates at the
convention. at which the q. o. p.
will select its nominees for gov
ernor, lieutenant governor and
attorney general,
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Northern Viirginions Plan
|Roods Unit Candidate

Bryant. Alexandra industrialist
had been mentioned. Mr.. Hirsi
said Mr.. Bryant is not available
He declined to identify any Of
the prospective candidates, but
said I've viii ask the Governor
to appoint someone from thi,
area. "
Another name mentioned ir
connection with the appointment
is that Of Delegate Norman C
Bailey Of Orange County, who
is not seeking reelection to the
House Of Delegates.
AS the week ended, there had
been no organized representa-.
tons to the Governors Office ir
behalf of any aspirants, aides
said. The Governor is expected
to give the appointment con.
sideration when he returns tc
his Office Monday after an alb
sence Of five days.
He has not indicated whether
he has anyone in mind.
Mr.. Rogers had represented
the Culpeper construction dis
trict on the commission since
1910. He died in q Washington
hospital Monday after q Ions
illness.
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RICHMOND. June @.-
Few names thus far have come
into speculation for a pending
appointment to the State High
way Commission, but road-con-
scious northern Virginians, are
preparing to back a candidate.
Delegate Omer l.. Hirst Of An
Mandate, a leader in the fight
for highway improvements in the
congested Washington area Of
Virginia, said today his section
will have nominee for the
vacancy caused by the recent
death of Howard C. Rogers. u
of Loudoun County.
Mr.. Hirst told a reporter road
problems are acute in the States
metropolitan areas and he felt
the appointment Of someone
with daily metropolitan famili-
arity with highway conditions
would greatly strengthen" the
commission.
The Fairfax Arlington ALEX
andria area has several possible
candidates in mind. said Mr..
Hirst, and right now we are In
the process Of uniting on some
one we think would be the very
best qualified Of ALL"
| Earlier, the name of Herbert
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BrowneII Delivers
Graduation Speech

HAGERSTOWN, Md, June /
Up Attorney General Herbert
Brownell, jr., told a class Of
young graduates today that. as
necessary as it now is, required
military training still seems out
of place in the United States"
But. he added, "the Goddess
force Of aggression facing this
and other free nations requires
American young people to dedi-
cate some Of their lives to mill
tary pursuit
IF all the people gave the
same attention and national sac
rif1ce to peace. we would soon
have no occasion to be appre-
'hensive toward war"
Mr.. Brownell gave the COM
mencement address at st. James
School. an Episcopal prepare
tory school which claims to be
the Oldest church school In the
Nation on the English plan. It
was founded lis years ago.
Mr.. Browpell's son is a stu
dent there, in the eighth grade.
The graduating class numbered
twenty-five.
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Western Maryland
To Graduate III

WESTMINSTER, Nd. June /
R.-An alumni banquet tonight
opened a three-day commence
ment week end at Western
Maryland College.
A class Of lit is graduating.
DR.. Lowell s. Ensor, college
president, will be the speaker
at baccalaureate services tomor-
row. Speaker for the Monday
graduation exercises will be DR..
Warfeld Firor. chief Of staff Of
Maryland General Hospital.
President Ensor was presented
with a check for $4,000 tonight
by the alumni.
Named to the board Of gov
ernors Of the alumni association
were Ruth Holland, Salisbury;
Clarence Bennett, Washington:
c. Lease Bussard. Frederick. and
Homer Elseroad. Baltimore.
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Four Deaths Ruise
Virginia Auto Toll
To 2o5 for Yeur

A wave Of single-vehicle acct.
dents on Virginia highways
killed four persons Friday and
yesterday and sent the 1857
State death toll to 295.
One year ago the State toll
was 326.
The latest victim was q 49,
year-old Blacksburg man, killed
early yesterday in the wreck Of
his sedan on Route 696. about IL
miles west of Blacksburg. He
was identified as Leslie Trussell
A Is year old Pittsylvania
County man, Ray c. Witt OF
Hurt, was killed when his truck
slammed into the abutment Of
q bridge across Sycamore Greek
on U. s. 20 one mile south Of
Altavista.
A 3l-year-old West Virginia
woman, Hazel Combs Of Hills
boro, was killed in the wreck OF
her sedan just north Of the
intersection Of Routes ESQ and
220 in Highland County. .
Richard Williams. 81, of VIM
chester was killed in the wreck
Of his dump truck on Route
sos, IS miles east Of Berryville
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agent. said tne rains that 81
in the Washington area abdht
two weeks ago affected only 8e
western, or suburban, portion ~
the county. He said farmers afe
putting their crops in ana e
|rigating their fields.
Western and southern pa |,
OF the county. Mr.. Clark Sd
have had mo rain to speak Z Z
for two months.
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Bows Club Speaker

DR.. Shane Mace arthy. execu-
tive director Of the Presidents
Council on Youth Fitness. win
address the board of directors
Of the Metropolitan Police Boys
Club at 4:30 pm. tomorrow at
the Ambassador Hotel. DR.. Mac
Carthy will speak on Fitness
and Boys Clubs"
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Washington Attorney
Named to COLLEGE Post

Homer e. Brooks, a Washing
ton attorney and member af
the Board Of Trustees of Il,
Bethel Pentacostal Tabernacle
here, has been named a memh.r
Of the Advisory Council Of Evan
gel College. Springfield. Mo.
Announcement Of his appoint
ment was made yesterday by Dg.
J. Robert Ashcroft. national sec:
rotary Of the Education Depafs
ment. General Council Of the
Assemblies of God. ~
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pc in favor Of putting Senator
Dalton up for attorney genera
in case he rejects the guberna.
torial nomination.
The Dalton for attorney.
general suggestion came UP after
Senator Dalton had left the
meeting. and Mr.. Potter said hi
did not know how Mr.. Dalton
would feel about the idea.
In speech Friday night, Sen
ator Dalton told the Republican
State Central Committee, that
he would have an announce
ment within 10 days about his
own future plans. On more
than one occasion he has said
that he would prefer to stay out
Of the gubernatorial campaign
this year, but he has not ex-
pressed himself on the attorney
generals race.
Gilmer UnoppOsed
Unopposed for the Democratic
nomination as attorney general
Is Howard c. Gilmer of Pulaski,
who has been criticized by in
slrance groups for writing letters
OF introduction in behalf Of an
agent while he was holding Of
nee as United States attorney
for the Western District of Vir-
ginia,
Republicans have remained
silent over the Gilmer affair
while Democrats debated whether
he should stay in the race, but
the G. o. p. can be expected to
make Mr.. Gilmer's activities q
major campaign issue in the
general election.
Mr.. Potter made 1t clear thai
he and other State leaders still
hope Senator Dalton will run
Tor Governor. He captured As
per cent of the total vote -four
years ago when he ran against
Gov. Stanley. The Democrats
favorite contender for Governor
this year is Attorney General J.
Lindsay Almond. jr. He is op-
posed in the primary by Howard
C. Carwile.
{ Without Mr.. Dalton at the
head Of their ticket Repub-
slieans said they expected to
shave a hard time finding candi-
dates for other State and local
offices.
Letter Campaign Urged
Horace E. Henderson, who has
been mentioned as a possible
g. o. p. nominee for Lieutenant
4Governor, told the committee
cit is critical in the LIST district
tthat Ted Dalton be our candi.
kdate for Governor" He urgeC
Representatives Of other area:
TO start a letter-writing cam.
.paign urging the Radford Re-
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Alternate Ticket Spot
Mentioned for Dalton

< CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, June 1.-The possibility of run
ming Republican State Senator Ted attorney
emerged from two-day meeting of o. r. State Contra
Committee which ended here today.
Mr. Dalton still the Republicans favorte choice for Gov
ernor but State G. p Chairman Potter said he wout
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-01
Beta Sigs Hold Banquet for
 Founders Day

Founders Day Banquet for the Beta Sigma Phi was held last evening at the Boring Sea Club for members and invited guests.
 Tables were decorated with yellow and black candles, colors of the organization, and yellow roses, their official flowers. Hand made programs of the same col ors and theme were made by Roberta Ross and Dorothy Grant.
 ToaStmistresS was the outgoing president, Beverly Morgan, who was assisted by Barbara Martin, Ruth Mclean, Dorothy Grant, and Betty Gustafson.
 Music throughout the dinner was furnished by Frank Richard son on the Hammond Organ and Fred Oster on the piano.
 Dancing followed the dinner and program.
 Committee in charge of the evening were Mary Honsberger, Dorothy Grant, Betty Gustafson and Ruth Mclean.
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WEATHER REPORT
Compiled bu The

Compiled by The :. US. Dept. of Commerce Weather Bureau
 Continued fair tonight and to- morrow with little change in tenn perature. Lowest temperature ex- pected tonight 15 to 20 and the high tomorrow 30 to 35.
 Nome data last 24 hours as of 2 am. today: highest temperature 32, lowest Is. Max. wind mph from the west. Sunrise at 3:31 a.m., sunset at 8:29 pm.
 A year ago today: highest tenn perature 38, lowest 34. Extremes this date since 1907: highest 49 in 1853, lowest 6 in 1914.
 At Nenana today it was clear and the thermometer registered 39 degrees.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-01
Cecile DiOnne's Marriage Set For This Fall

MONTREAL RHCecile Dionne plans to get married in the fall and hopes to go to Europe on her honeymoon.
 The first of the Dionne quintu- plets to become engaged, Cecile said in a Montreal Herald inter view she and radio technician Philippe Lang1ois, 26, probably will marry some time after she graduates from nursing course here in August.
 She reported her plans are ap- proved by her parents, MT. and Mrs. Oliva Dionne of Callander, Ontario.
 My father likes Philippe very much and Philippe likes my fath- er," she said. My mother is very pleased, very happy"
 The four remaining Dionne quints will be 23 on May 28. Ce- cile and Yvonne, in the same class of a nursing course at Notre Dame de IEsperance Hospital in suburban St. Laurent, are cur rently taking an obstetrics course at St. Justine Hospital.
 Annette Dionne is studying mu- sic in Quebec City. Marie, after giving up small flower shop named for Emile, who died in 1854, is acting as housekeeper for Yvonne and Cecile.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-01
Plane Lands on Truck,
 Crashes, But All Survive

CABOOL, Mo-, R-Trying to land on US. 60 because of a heavy fog, two Wichita, Kan, men set their light plane down atop big truck that was rolling along the road Monday.
 William Keaton, 21, the pilot, and Ray Lee Strickland were not hurt, altho their plane bounced off the truck and was demolished in a ditch.
 The unusual landing did little damage to the truck.
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Permanently Disabled Workman Granted Maximum of $8,1OO

SAN FRANCISCO Rt-The US. Court of Appeals Monday upheld a federal district court ruling in workmen's compensation case involving an enploye of the Gnu zach Electric Assn. at Anchorage.
 Carl E. Jenkins, the employe, lost his left arm, right leg and some toes off his left foot. He was granted the maximum allowance of $8, for permanent disability by the Alaska Industrial Board after receiving temporary bene- fits.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-01
New Oil Strike

BARTLESVILLE, Okla, R- Phillips Petroleum Co. announced today an important" new Cana dian oil strike 145 miles north west of Edmonton.
 The well, Kaybob No. l, is only nine miles from a pipeline run ming to the Pacific Coast.
 Company officials say the well produces at a daily rate of 2,350 barrels of 43 gravity oil.
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Letter-size and legal file folders available al The Nome Nugget
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Sharp AftershOck Shakes Part of San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, R-A sharp afterShock of San Francisco's March g earthquake shook homes in the Mount Davidson area of the city late Monday.
 Chandeliers swayed and dishes rattled but no damage was re- ported.
 About 300 aftershocks have been recorded by the University of California seismograph station.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-01

A good wife is one who serves as an ally in success and an alibi in failure.
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JAPANESE SEE ECLIPSE WITH HELP OF SMOG

TOKYO, R-The sun over Ja- pan was in partial eclipse for about 90 minutes yesterday. To- kyo residents were able to watch without smoked glasses because of smog. The National Scientific Museum said 23.9 percent of the sun was obScured.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-01
Wien Airlines

From Fairbanks: Barry Chrest- man, Wakefield Sewell, Harold Hall, Daniel Burleson, Wallace Parker, Al Page, W.S. Farr.
 To Fairbanks: James Lanham, Lucia Trent, Floyd Walluk, Jack Woodland.
 From Panama: Don Adams, Ed Hutchinson.
 To Panama: Floyd Wheeler, J. Andrews.
 To Galena: WI. Russell, Don aid Hobbs.
 To Kotzebue: Russell Hermann, Tidwell Gordon, Thos. Matney.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-01
Rock m Roll Dancer
 Dies of Broken Neck

AUKLAND, New Zealand, R-
 While being swung to his part ner's shoulder in a rock m roll demonstration at a private party, Walter Raymond Walls, 25, fell and broke his neck. He died in a hospital.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-01
Pan American Airways

Arriving yesterday were Jim Cary, A. Turner, Jim Grow, Mary Honsberger, Dick Ludwig, Bob Martin, Clarence Herbert, Elsie Engstrom.
 Departing were Bob Martin and Axel Edman.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-01
Corrected Summary Of City Funds

A summary of the funds on hand of the City of Nome in the General Fund, supplementary to the Financial Statement which was published in the Friday edi- tion of the Nugget, is presented herewith:
 Balance April 1956......$ 31,742.63 Cash Revenue .............. 151 ,422.54 Cash Expenditures ... 160,356.78 Balance Mar. 31, 1857 23,808.39
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-01
Alaska AirIineS

To Kotzebue; Margaret Poskitt, Joseph La Fournaise.
 From Unalakleet: Lewis Ana gick.
 From Anchorage: Jack Donald, Robert Belgard, Ralph Grosvold.
 To Anchorage: Stanley Lehardt and R. B. Galinae.
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sing the cantata, christmas
Eve" by Niels Gade, at Q and
mas am. services In the
church. Eighth and II streets
NV.
Mrs. Harry A. Mcknight. jr,,
will give a dramatic reading OF
a Christmas message. Dust OF
the Road" during q 7 pm.
Christmas music program In
the Briggs Baptist Church, 5l44
| Massachusetts avenue NV.
Mrs. Mcknight is the wife Of
the pastor.
The Sanctuary Choir Of the
Metropolitan Baptist Church.
Sixth, and A streets NE. will
sing a Christmas cantata,
Bethlehem" at 7:l5 pm.
The childrens choir and the
church school OF Peoples Con-
gregational Church will present
pageant. Christmas Then
and Now" at 8 pm. in the
church, 4704 Thirteenth street
NV.
All the Fellowship groups OF
the ST. Marks Z. U. b. Church
will participate in a candlelight
carol sing at $50 pm, in the
church. North Glebe road and
lTwenty-fifth street. Arlington.
Both junior and senior choirs
OF the Augustana Lutheran
Church will participate in a
concert OF Christmas carols at
Is pm. in the church. New
Hampshire avenue and v street
NV.
Young people and choir at
Mount Olivet Lutheran Church,
1908 Vermont avenue NV. will
present Christmas pageant
at 6 pm.
A Christmas pageant service.
The Holy Nativity" will be
presented by members OF the
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OLD carols. "christnnas 9iAy, "
arranged by Gustav Hoist, at
the II am. service In the
church. Olebe road and South
Eighth street. Arlington.
The combined choirs Of knox
Presbyterian and CulmOre
Methodist Churches will sing
Benjamin Britten's "A Cere-
mony of Carols" at 1880 pm. in
Knox Church. Route so near
Falls Church. The performance
will be repeated at the same
hour on December ~ in Gull
more Church, Route 7 near
Seven Corners.
The cantata, THE Mystery
Of Bethlehem" by Healey VIII
Ian. will be sung BY the choir
of the Presbyterian Church Of
the Pilgrims. Twenty second
and p streets NV, at 7:45 pm.
The Chancel Choir OF the
Arlington Presbyterian Church
win present the Christmas
OratoIdo.' by Johann Sebastian
Bach. at 8 pm. In the church.
Columbia pike and South Lin
coin street. Arlington.
The Christmas cantata. Star
Over Bethlehem" by Strick-
land, will be sung by the choir
of the Knox Orthodox Presby-
terrain Church, Granville drive
and Sutherland road. Silver
Spring. at 1880 pm.
Combined Adult and Youth
Choirs OF the Fairllhgton Pres
byterian Church will sing Han
dels Messiah" at 5 pm. dur
ing q candlelight service In
the church. 3846 King street.
Alexandra.
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power that Is GONG 10 Work
with me-" he said. IF a mar
has a problem and puts his
whole heart and soul into il,
he'll carry through"
Mr.. Ward believes people get
into a precarious position and
then lose hope because OF not
having anything 10 anchor 10
People should try 10 take on
JuSt one problem at a time, he
believes. instead of all at once.
Business Manager
His present lob is as business
manager OF the big Foundry
church at 1900 Sixteenth
street NV, and also treasurer
OF the Council Of Churches
National Capital Area. The
church. with 1900 active
members. has a budget OF
sl22. 700. He also handles pur-
chasing. and maintenance OF
the three church buildings.
Mr.. Wards first career
which lasted AZ years. was for
Underwood Typewriter Co
After being manager Of the
Washington Office. he took or
handling typewriter orders fol
all the Government agencies.
Il could walk into any once
In those days with no permis-
sion needed. and the entire
Government wasn't too big fol
one man to cover" he remem-
bers. The company kept him or
past retirement age during the
war using his knowledge OF the
Government typewriter re-
ouirements for allocating new
machines.
When ne retired from Un-
derwood in 1916. they gave me
q little blowout" he said. Mr.
Ward. who never smoked oil
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church school at 4:30 pm. in
the sanctuary OF the Chevy
Chase Methodist Church. TOOL
Connecticut avenue. Chevy
Chase.
Carols OF Christmas" is the
title Of a cantata which will be
presented by the combined
choirs Of the Ashton and Oak
dale Emory Methodist churches
at 8 pm. in the Ashton MD
Church. The performance will
be repeated at 4 pm. December
% in the Oekdale- Emory
Church. Olney.
The McKendree Methodist
Church will hold a Christmas
tree lighting ceremony at 7pm.
on the lawn OF the church.
South Dakota and Rhode
Island avenues NE.
The six choirs OF the Airing
ton Methodist Church will COM
bine for a choral fantasy on
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drank. regards the lack OF
these habits as somewhat
novel in the selling game"
Native OF District
Mr.. Ward was born in a
three-Story brick house at
Eighteenth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV. and he
started out delivering groceries
for his fathers business.
He remembers attending
Sunday school classes at Foun-
dry Methodist Church at an
early age. He counts as one of
his favorite memories the city
OF WASHINGTON when 1t was
still a small country town
everybody knew everybody
else"
His wife died shortly after
he retired in 1916. and he lives
at 5000 Fourteenth street wv.
A married daughter. Mrs. Ed
mond S. Fish. lives in Pitts
burgh and has two daughters
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WANTED: DONKEY
IA BIT OF A HAM
FOR 4 PAGEANT

Anybody knoW Of a don
key with theatrical ambi-
tions? The darlington
Presbyterian Church would
like to find one. The DON
key 1t has used in its
Christmas pageant on the
church lawn, 3846 King
street, Alexandria. the last
three years has been re-
tired because Of old age.
Star billing is promised
in the role Of bearing Mary
10 the inn.
other animals need not
apply. Casting has been
completed except for this
one part.
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Mass of Thanksgiving
At Convent Chupel

The Most Rev. Patrick A.
o Boyle. Archbishop of Wash
ington. will celebrate a pom
titical mass of thanksgiving
at 4 pm. tomorrow in the
chapel OF the Convent Of Per-
petual Alteration. 1919 V street
NV.
The mass closes the four
day celebration OF the Tooth
anniversary OF the founding
OF the Congregation OF the
Religious OF Perpetual Adora-
ton, which STATS the convent.
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PENTtcosIAL HOLINESS
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Or. Crawford to Speak

DR.. Clarence w. Crawford,
minister OF Calvary Baptist
Church and president OF the
American Baptist Convention,
will be guest speaker at Advent
services in ST. Elizabeths Hos
pital at 2 pm. Wednesday.
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Dr.. Huddock Returns

DR.. w. Kenneth Haddock.
minister Of the Arlington Meth
odist Church. will return TO his
pulpit tomorrow Tor $50 and
ii am. services in the church.
.Glebe road and South Eighth
street. Arlington. He has been
III since October 6.
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Dawn BIsLE Glass
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Former Salesman Finds
Second Coreerin Church

Work burden George H Ward who believes it to
be of life
The s0year-od treasurer OF Foundry Methodist Church
career and devotion
to his Job like mantle Of dignity
My help having faith that there greater
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DELICIOUS
~ NEWS
Christmas Events Slated
In Churches Tomorrow

Christmas events have been announced for tomorrow
by a number OF Washington churches
The Senior Chapel Chors OF the First Baptist Church
will present Incarnate Word" by Robert Emore and
Robert Reed at the church. Sixteenth and streets
NV