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Itual unity between the two parts. I"
he said. 1--WE are the only organ
ization that covers both parts Of
Germany. In my capacity as pre-
siding bishop of the United
Lutheran Church in Germany, I
go several times a year into the
Eastern Zone"
The German church leader,
who stopped at the northern
countries of South America on
his way here, said people should
go to Colombia and Ecuador If
they want to learn how dominat-
ing the Roman Catholic Church
can be.
But he added the Colombian
government has fully decided to
grant religious liberty within the
possibilities of its constitution.
The foreign minister there told
me so in no uncertain terms. I
think we must give them a
chance to prove their case.
you have on the other hand
local churches who still live in
the attitude that Lutherans and
IProteStants are heretics." Bishop
Lille then pointed out. THE
priests and parishioners consider
it their religious duty to drive
the heretics out"
Bishop Lille was introduced to
the gathering by DR.. Harold
Hammond. director of the divi-
sion of public relations, National
Lutheran Council. DR.. Robert E.
Van Deusen, Washington secre-
Itary for the council, presided.
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said. Radios, monographs and
television went up % per cent;
pianos. records, sheet music ad-
vanced Is per cent; luggage
jumped rs per cent; boys and
mems wear went up 5 per cent;
and blankets, comforters and
spreads increased 8 per cent.
But the glum side of the pic
ture showed up in these bank
figures: millinery, down Il per
cent: women's and children's
gloves down IL per cent; negli-
gees, robes and lounging apparel
a decline Of II per cent; chill
dren's shoes down 10 per cent:
women's and misses coats and
suits down IS per cent: mattress
ses. springs and studio beds. a
drop Of IL per cent. and candy
q slide Of IA per cent.
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Billy Jack Carter, SO. and Betty Rose
Donald Lee Mills, "a, 2442 both ri. NV.
ana Alice Maxine Coleman, 20, 375s
Herbert Sidney Levinson. 81, Baltimore,
and Anita Ruth Chaser. %, 1921
Ernest sylvester Holley. Al. and Gladys
Rosemond Tut SO, both Of l419 Cor
John ides Roll III. "a. 1897 3sth st.
Nv. and Ruth Ann Curtis. 2e, 44l9
James Frederick Gardner. as, and Anna
Macklin, A, both Of 1888 49d st: Sc.
Island aye. nv. and Doris = LiS ShSHt
Charles Albert Beckhsrdt, As. and Naomi
Elsie FrehurRer,- AZ. both Of Baltimore.
Ronald Coffren, HOPKINS, ~. District
sstss.r Nd Ina, and a,r, RUHsrts Mae
Thomas john Francis Msngan: "a. Bal
umore and Beverly Lucille Green, "a
l115 C. st. ne.
and Iors Cay Bisdsos, 90, S4Os isth
Joha ko,al "a, 1920 Beecher st. NV,
and Martha Frederick Kurz' 2s' 119l
Axrstin Milan. "a, and Asia chuairey, 90,
both Of 3l55 Mount Pleasant st. NV,
Winston Joseph Hi. g; SsoS 18th pl'
Alonzo Neal Lewis, 81. 1903 Webster st.
NV, and Bernice Madeline Jones, 80,
40S Delahe.d pl. NV.
Rot ert Lee Swisher, %. and Josephine
Ann Matilda, both. Of Baltimore
Mass. and Nancy Jean Baum, o.
Ernest t" Truman Mattison. 81. and Emma
Louise Lee. II. both OF 1850 18th
Richard Tarr McKenney. "a. Gloucester,
Mas and Wiider Pickrel Bradley,
30. EOS East Capitol st.
Robert Lee King, 81, SIS Chesapeake g;
&c, and Mary Louise Bsvans' H. 2oo
Jimmy chisholm. 20. 4os Chaplin st. se.,
and Billie Jean Mecorkls, 49, s7ls
Joe Louis Tsylor. u. go Tst nv. AID
Essie Pearl Powell, 81, rs 81; NV.
Lois LaVerne Forbis, 20. Arlington. Va.
Ernest Lee Dunbar, 30, and Edna NAY
Johnston, 20. both Of 2422 Ontario
Mont Theodore pay. 81. Annsndsls. Va,
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SO More Boys to Go
To Comp St. Florence

Ninety-three boys will leave at
$3.50 am. tomorrow to attend the
third and last session at Camp
st. Florence, the st. Vincent de
Paul Society's summer camp at
Abel. Md.
The boys will get free To-day
vacations there. Nearly 200 boys,
aged 10 to IL, from low-income
families have attended the camp.
Camp st. Florence will receive
the first group Of 80 girls on
July l6. when the boys leave.
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CNOANo oAAONN0 ~ ~ NNAAe o0ANN
But for the downtown Washing
ton stores there was a 3 per cent
decline. This was the same figure
shown for this year up to May
81. compared with the CORES
ponding 1856 figure. for down.
town. The Washington area fig-
ure for the year was also UP 6
per cent.
Outstanding orders for WASH
ington Metropolitan Area de-
partment stores were down 90
per cent in May from a year ago,
the bank asserted. 1t said
monthly department store stocks
were UP 1915 per cent for the
Metropolitan Area from a year
ago.
There was a % per cent in
crease In the sale Of aprons,
housedresses and uniforms In the
Washington area In May over
the same time last year. the. bank
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
ASSISTANT MANAGER

An expanding organization has
immediate opening for capable,
ambitious man, age 21-40, inter-
ested In both present and future.
ment will Be rapid car necessary.
SALARY AND CAR ALLOWANCE.
CREDIT FINANCE SERVICE
ls05 Indian Head Rd. 10. 7-Os00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. law couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tudit three full days
and receive the license on the
NTH day. Sundays aud holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
Bishop Lille Defends
Iron Curtain Pastors

Bishop Hams Lille Of Hanover Germany Lutheran World
Federation president yesterday defended from
tain countries coming to the federation meeting Minneapolis
Mnn next month against nsinuatons they Communist
agents sent here to fool religious leaders
n the first place takes two to fool people and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
PERSONAL

DRESSMAKING = Custom -fitted,
well-finished, ladies' and children's
garments. JE. 3-91S2.
FORM 81, U. s. Job applications
prepared and typed; personnel
counseling. EXCH. SERVICE CO..
1882 X st. NV. ST. 1886. So
ACCURATE TYPING, reports, spec
ifications, straight and statistical
tipping, 309 Potomac Hotel. 18th
q H st. NV. S1.25 hr. MA. S-9216.
EMBASSY REST HOME, d. C.
licensed "a: home nursing care:
bed pat; spec. diets. CO. 6-4754.
%
WANTED - Colt pistol weighing
over 4 pounds; pay 500. Cali
XII. S-95lO. fe
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HELP-MEM

ACCOUNTANT. semisenior. for CPA
ONCE; salary open. Apply SINROD
AND fash, 1873 De Sales st. NV.
NE. S-4a54.
ACCOUNTANTS BOOKKEEPERs
We Specialize in These Positions
ATLAS AGCY., 1920 N. Y. Ave. NV.
ACCOUNTANT = Excellent oppor-
tunity for the right person, and
you get a beautiful unfurnished
apartment in Alexandria. Va. plus
a salary. profit sharing, group in
-urance, disqualification, vacation,
etc, and you work in an air-con-
ditioned Office You must assume
responsibility for a complete set
OF hooks and must be able to
furnish trial balance and financial
statements. Experience in hotel
or apartment house accounting
and management helpful. Reply in
writing to j. L. MINNICH, IS ALL
view dr.. Simpsonville. Md, giving
full resume, stating age and SAL
airy requirements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
Department Stores Show
Big Jump in Fur Sales

Washington department stores in May based on
retail dollar compared with there las
in the sale Of f the Federal Reserve Bank
Of Richmond said today.
The bank said Washington Metropolitan Area department
showed cent sales increase in May May 1856
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
HELPMEM
CITY
ENGINEER
The City of
Rockville, Md.

Is accepting applications
for the position of city en-
gineer. Vacancy beginning
August /.
Applicants must have
B. S. degree in civil engi-
neering, from accredited
engineering school, with at
least 2 years of applicable
and responsible experience.
Applicants must have abil-
ity to organize and co-ordi-
nate city engineering staff,
to supervise a capital con-
struction and prepare long
range capital program for
the city of $4,000.
Tact, good judgment and
initiative essential. Salary
range, $500 to $1,000. Civil
service status, many fringe
benefits.
Write Personnel Officer,
City of Rockville, 100 s.
Washington st., Rockville,
Md, giving age, education,
experience and other peril
nent details. Interviews
will be arranged on basis
of written application.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
CLAIM ADLIISTOR
CLASSIFIED
SOLICITOR

Career opportunity for .
young man, age 7i-3o, In.
tsrsstsd in Advertising sales
field. some newspaper sx-
psrisnes preferred. Applicant
should have military oblisa-
ton eomplsted. n, gular work
week; periodic increases.
company dement's. Apply per-
sonnsl. I'm. eo2. e:30 an.
TO $40 pm. weekdays .
am. I'll noon SATURDAY. No
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. NV!
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GREYHOUND GARAGE
1345 New York Ave. NE.

AUTO MECHANIC
We have openings for men. to
and general truck repairs. Paid va
cations. holidays. See MT. Link.
ADDISON CHEVROLET SALES.
18th and Florida ave. NV
AUTO AND MOBILE HOME SALES
MAN to apprentice for 6 mos. for
executive position; lifetime opuor-
tupity: bond required. Closed Sun
day. Orchard 4-7S41 or ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04

When aRswerinO advertisements
addressed to Star bores do NOT
tncIose original references. pho-
toordphs or other materials OF
personal pdlue. Copies serpe the
purpose. Originals may get lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04

COLLECTION AGENCY requires
i %me sfrs .%pOy EI . :npir c1 Tiip Fl
person, RIM. 500, 200 r st. NV,
M,A1ISHINGToN LOAN 4 TRUST
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BOOKKEEPER
OFFICE MANAGER

Complete charge. other help en-
Eloyed. Must have experience, IN
automobile type bookkeeping, and
able to supervise preparation OF
contracts and titles. Must handle
payroll and all tax returns, must
Hours depend on ability to get
OBJ done. II you have some sales
ability. chance for extra income on
overtime. Must have personality
to meet and deal automatically
occasionally with customers and
public. Located approximately 80
miles from downtown Washington
own transportation or be, willing TO
locate this vicinity. Salary open
with opportunity for advance
ment, II ability proven. This Is no
fy-hy-night OUTFIT, and after con-
tact. will give reasons. You oan
decide for yourself.
Reason for opening. owners are
tired Of working 8 days a week; rs
hours q dav. II YOU cannot work
under pressure at time. don't bother
to answer--this is an opportunity
II you qualify, stating present EN-
status, references for the past ten
years, expected salary, phone num-
Der for immediate contact and past
experience. age no factor II you
write 70 Box 2o2-K. star.
BRICKLAYERs. white. nopunicn.
DR.. Falls CHI, JE. 3-9125.
BUTCHER, part-tifne, 3-day wk.
s pm, good SO pay sS''' pleasant Ss . su 70
roundings, good working condi-
tions. BERKSHIRE FOODS. 1901
Mass. ave. In the Berkshire Apis
CAR POLIsHER and undertaking
man: good working conditions.
ADDISON CHEVROLET SALES,
1908 l4th ST. NV. see Mt. Cess
ford.
CAR WASHER. must be exper IN
simonizing; handy around service
station. coNNoR's, INC. 272l
c nlsIIESrT s.Sli skilled ,. yoIE
can Il; 4-l6o3, ask for EDDIE
CARPENTERS, only 1st-class franz
ing men need apply $500
CARPENTERS WANTED for work
on better-type new homes in
Chevy Chase and Bethesda areas.
can isns sne af oC SS' va Sea
Cali OF. 4-0112 after 3 pm.
CLAIM ADJUSTOR
Exper. man who Is capable OF
working without close supervision
In all lines Ability to do complete
lob essential. College training and
good work history required; excel
salary and employe BENEFITS. car
furnished 4 necessary. Contact
H HEAFJ 5dss MUTUAL IT. c s;;N.:
Spring, Mr.. Cassidy. ~. s-s7al:
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Sales
Representative

representative
FOR LARGE CORPORA
TON IN OFFICE EQUIP
MENT FIELD. SALARY
AND BONUS TO MAN
LOOKING FOR PERMA-
NENT FUTURE RETIRE
MENT AND INSURANCE
OGRAM. SHORT
TRAINING PERIOD. OVER
n, MARRIED, AMBITIOUS,
CAPABLE OF ASSUMING
&c SPON 81 B ILIT Y.
PLEASE GIVE FULL PER-
SONAL HISTORY TO-
GETHER WITH NONRE-
TURNABLE PHOTO. ALL
REPLIES STRICTLY CON-
FIDENTIAL. BOX Soak,
STAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
ceived by the City Of Rockville
City Clerk. 100 S. Washington St.
Rockville. Md, until 5 PM, July
9. 1867, for furnishing tables.
Specifications are on file in the
Once Of the City Clerk. The City
Of Rockville reserves the right to
accept or reject any or all bids in
part or in full. MAYOR AND
COUNCIL OF ROCKVILLE, MD.
BY MILLION B. MILLER. Clerk.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
ceived by the City Of Rockville
City Clerk, 40 8. WASHINGTON St.
Rockville. Md, until s PM, July
16. 1857, for furnishing an cleo
trio range. Specifications are on
file in the ONCE of the City Clerk.
The City Of Rockville reserves the
right to accept or reject any or
al bids In part or in full. MAYOR
AND COUNCIL OF ROCKVILLE,
ND. BY MILLION B. MILLER,
Clerk. jy4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
AUTO BODY REPAIR MAN

An assured permanent position
for . reliable industrious person
with. experience In auto and body
repairs. No slack season as we work
on our own feet Of trucks. Good
salary with full employee benefits.
THE G. B. MACKE CORP.
212 II st. NV.
Auto fabrication Man
Must be experienced and steady
SEE Mr.. pENNIsoN
TRIANGLE MOTORS
- FORD DEALER
1910 r. ]. Ave. N, y. DE. 2-e3n0
AUTO. ME CHANIC with tools.
plenty Of work: top salary; ali
company dement's, sec M ISl.ep
CENTER, $500 Livingston I'd. Sc
10. 7-l324.
AUTOMOTIvE MECHANIC. Diesel
5-day vk.. paid holidays and va
cation, group Republication in
surance. Apply Mr. Miller GEM
ERAL TRUCK SALES. 80 N st.
ne.
AUTO MECHANIC. experienced
man TO earn bis money In the
newest and finest equipped shop
in Washington, all on one floor,
twin.post hits. large stock room:
eroup hospital and Insurance,
Apply Mr.. Shilling. LOGAN
lFoRpl, 1850 Goth 81. NV.
AUTO MECHANIC = Guaranteed
salary for exper. man; permanent
employment In well-equipped shop.
Mr.. PAYNE. IA. 7-7722.
AUTO MECHANICS, irst class
sHqP tse = Winston S5ss Tor M SuL ssIsr,
open. 10. 6-076s.
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AUTOMOTIvE
EXPANSION PROGRAM
Manhattan Antn Inc

|. Unlimited earning power.
2. Permanent position with OPP
portunity for early advance
ment.
3. Openings in all 4 Manhattan
branches. D. c.. Bethesda,
Alexandria. Fairfax.
4. Company benefits. paid yaea-
tions, paid sick leave. life in
surance plan, many other
benefits
We need aggressive, alert young
men, preferably with experience.
OPENINGS as listed:
"a Imported and American. car
mechanics.
(2) Shop foremen and service
managers.
go Auto statesmen.
Contact Mr.. Herson or Mr.. Mills,
10 to IL noon. 9TH and R SITS NV.
AUTO statesmen: need 8 exper.
statesmen for fast moving used car
lot. Apply Mr.. lola. DIVER MO-
TOR CO., $3.50 Wisconsin ave;
NV. Authorized Plymouth and
Dodge Dealer. EN-. 2-lR44
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AUCTION SALES

ALL TYPES Of household furn..
china. siIverware. jewelry, bric-a-
MASONIC AND EASTERN STAR
HOME. 5000 New Hampshire ave.
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CONTROLLER


Local consulting engineering firm
desires person capable Of assuming
full responsibility for fiscal matters,
accounting, office MANAGEMENT and
systens. and related policy matters.
This Is an excellent opportunity for
. qualified dependable person to
enect q lonR-range connection with
growing organization. Salary
commensurate with ability and ex-
perienee. Box SIX, Star.
C0OK-Colored chef, excellent pay.
good working conditions: expert
ence and reference will be checked,
Apply in person, CULMORE RES
TAURANT, sos LeesburR pike,
Fails Church, JE. 2-9561.
C0UNTER-SANDWICH MAN, ex-
perienced; must have local refer
ences. Good wages TO start. Apply
In person. PROFESSIONAL cor
FEE SHOP. 1925 Eve st. NV.
COUNTERMAN. experienced: SAL
airy $50 per week, Apply in per-
son. l7b6 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
C0UNTERMAN, exper., good pay;
small restaurant: s hrs. 6-day
wk Apply in person. CAPITAL
SERVICE STATION, 1885 New
York ave. ne.
COUNTERMAN, white; must be ex-
per-; .pm:-2 an; daily; No
RANT loO3 Pa ave n "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
HELP-ME EN-
CONTINUED,
AUTO MECHANICS

Experienced. chance to learn Die
sci, opportunities for advancement
to supervisory positions; pension
and insurance plan, holiday pay,
paid vacation and sick leave. Apply
$3.50 pm. or by appointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
To Place a
Star Classified Ad
Coll
Sterling $4,000
Classified Ad Rates.
SPECIAL NOTICES

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
and debts contracted BY anyone
else other than myself ERNEST J.
BRIDGES, Hq. Sadn; Ser, ll00th
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RElP-MEH

ELECTRICIAN. sxperionesd u new
and old house wiring: GOOD pay
and steady work for dependable
man; TRUNNELL ELEcTRIc. OIL
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-01-11
Travel Office Here
Has Top Service In
Money TransmittaI

If you are contemplating send
ing cash money to your folks
back home and want it fast and
sure, you are invited to look into
the facilities of the World Wide
Travel Service, with offices at the
Vance Bldg.
Quick service and immediate at
tention-those are the slogans of
the Service. Your money is sent
by air mail or cablegram, as you
may desire, and acknowledgement
Of receipt is made in the shortest
time possible.
These are the assurances made
by Mr.. George V. Wachtin, man.
ager Of the World Wide Travel
Service, which represents Deak &
Co of San Francisco and New
York.
In business for thirty years now,
the World Wide Travel Service has
been at the Vance Bldg. all these
years. Manager Wachtin was for
merly with the Marine National
Bank, Foreign Dept.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-01-11
Mo+eo Child
ChriSfened

Bremerton, Wash. - Little Mi
chael Mateo solano, infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcial A. Solano
was christened recently at h e
Our Lady Star of the Sea Catho-
lie Church of Bremerton, the Rev.
Father William L. Smiley officiat-
ing. Godparents were MRS. Pedro
Mateo and John P. Buccat.
Following the ceremony, a de-
hcious "lechon" dinner with many
other dishes was served
Among the many guests pres
ent were Mrs. Virginia. Fabian,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stotler and
son of Seattle; Mr.. and Mrs. Pc
dro Mateo, Mr., and Mrs. Rufino
A. Vigilia, Mr.. and Mrs. Al Wade
Mr.. and Mrs. John Garcia and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ramon Carl
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Gamido, Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Pan
des, Miss Maureen Fabian. and
the Messrs. John Buccat, John
Ancheta. Bernard Tabafunda, Os-
car Killing, Joe Boleto, Joe Her
nandez, Tony Orio, and Anthony
Fabian.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-01-11

dress and give the necessary in
formation about yourself hk e:
age, sex. education, nationality,
religion, hobbies nd interests,
and send it to:
Mr.. ]. M. Pempengco, Jr.
Coordinator
Pen Pal Club of Philippines
1852 Onyx Avenue, Manila
Philippines
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-01-11
Dr.. RizoI

Continued from Page u
ties to the Asian World, that of
Operation Brotherhood" T h e
Philippines has sent doctors, nurs-
es, technicians in all fields to help
the war-torn Vietnamese.
RizaPs Courage of Conviction
Highlights of the address given
by Consul Bartolome Umayam fol-
low:
THE greatness of Jose Rial
does not stem from his mental
genius alone. Principally, his
greatness stems from his indom-
liable courage to stand for the
truth and his conviction and his
singular contribution to the C.
velopment of Filipino nationhood.
Before his (Rizars) time, there
was no national consciousness
among the people of the Philip
pines, no spirit of racial unity, no
concept of ethnic oneness, no ma
tional solidarity. There was no
Filipino nation.
"Rizal saved the seed of Philip
pine nationalism from certain
death and extinction. With his
teachings and writings, the Filipi-
nos awakened from centuries of
slumber, and awakening, they
found themselves enslaved, vic
tins of tyranny and oppression.
1.-THE seed of Philippine nation
alism, saved and sown anew by
Rial, grew fast under the tender
care of subsequent Filipino leaders
that followed the paths charted by
the hero.
IF the Philippines today enjoy
the privilege of an independent
state; if the Filipinos in foreign
lands are treated with respect and
honor instead of with disdain, it is
principally because of the contri-
button of the pride of the Malay
race, DR.. Jose Rial"
Other parts of the Rial Day
program included folk dances by
Teddy Prosperoso, Shirley Hart,
Anita Mabanglo, Margot del Ro-
sario and Lila Liclican, accompa-
MED by Miss Ellis P. Pacis; a
guitar solo by Professor Emilio
Bonsilau; Filipino folk songs by
Jimmy Narte and Dick Farinas;
songs by Arsenic della Pena, ac-
companied by Mrs. Bienvenida S.
Ortega, and a recitation of Rizal's
Last Farewell by Dolores ST.
bonga.
Members Of the 1856 Rial Day
committee were Remigio A. Pas
cual, chairman; Leo S. Domingo.
vice chairman; Ernesto Garrido,
secretary, and Mrs. Leona Balagot,
treasurer. Chairman of the pro-
gram committee was V. A. We
Ioe,o
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-01-11
Pen Pal Club
eeks Members

The Pen Pal Club of the Philip
pines, which has been established
to promote friendship and good
will between the youth of the
Philippines and those of o h e r
countries through correspondence,
cordially invites you to correspond
with its members.
Please print your name and adj
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-01-11

of
the library the Rainier they Joined
ing line at the annual Consular reception They
from left to right Mr. Gordon Whedge
Britain Whtterdge; BartOome of
the Philippines and Mrs Umayam; Mr. Charles r. Carey (hon-
and
Carey prominent Seattle attorney.
Photo courtesy Post-Intelligencer
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-11-07
Noble Township
Halloween Party Enjoyed By
Adult Bible Class Members

Joe and Norma Dudley enter
tanned members of the Adult
Bible classes of the Belle Val
ley Methodist church with a
Halloween party at their home
on Friday evening, Nov. l.
Mrs. Iva Carnes was in charge
Of the business meeting. Norma
conducted the devotionalS. Door
prize went to Sara Hurst and
contest prizes were won by Iva
Carnes and Dale Milligan. Delici-
Gus refreshments were served to
the following: Jean Wilson,
Stevie and Sharon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Loren Carnes, Mr.. and Mrs. Dale
Milligan, Mr.. and Mrs. Urbane
Hurst, the host and hostess and
children.
Defeat Cumberland
Belle Valleys Purple Riders
were victorious in their varsity
game of basketball played at
Cumberland, Friday evening,
Nov. /. Altho the Belle Valley
reserves lost by two points. 1t
was a grand and glorious even
ing. The cheerleaders put on a
good show, too - all in all a
good start for a good season.
Birthday Party
Little Debbie Bartoletta was
honored at a birthday party on