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Milford chronicle., 1957-12-06
Local Happenings
ALCOHOL TROUBLES :

ALCOHOL TROUBLES = Alco-
hol troubling you? Genuine, con-
structive help is yours for asking
at Grange Hall. $50 p. m, Dec. g..
Only charge is sincere desire for
relief.
SHAWNEE I'll. ID. CLUB - The
Shawnee Home Demonstration Club
will have their Christmas Party,
Friday, December 18th, at the Nur-
ses' Home with Mrs. Rosell as the
hostess. There will be a covered
dish supper at 600 p. m. Everyone
bring covered dish and table SER
vice, also bring gift to be exchang
ed
SORORITY NEWS - The XII
Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
Sorority held its meeting on Tues
day, Nov. 26, at the home of Mrs.
Frances Smith. The president, Mrs.
Barbara Kutz, presided. Mrs. Mary
Tatman presented the cultural pro-
gram 'The Good Life, taken from
the program book Life. Learning,
Friendship.
The next meeting will be held
Wednesday, December II, at the
home of Mrs. Doris LOfland. This
will be the annual Christmas and
Pal Party.
ADULT FELLOWSHIP = The
Young Adult Fellowship Glass of
Avenue Methodist Church will hold
their pre-Christmas Family Dinner
and Program in Fellowship Hall,
Wednesday evening, December IL,
at $50 p. M, with Harry Rust,
president, presiding. Members of
the committee arranging this
Christmas event are: Mr.. and Mrs.
Penn Isaacs, Mr.. and Mrs. Carson
Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Wells,
Capt. and Mrs. John Howell, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Isaacs, ST..
Christmas Carols will be played
during the dinner hour. John Rog-
ers is teacher of the class.
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-06
BANK NOTES
DDYOU KNOW.

NJ i64O, CHARLES I UNWrTTNi5Ly AAS7RED
THE FORMATION OF ElalSA BANKS. TAE
TOWER or LONDON LOST EPULAQIN As A
DERDSFEYOT GOLD HFiEsJ He SEIZED
10000 RIsDS HElON5aSo TO LOCAL
MERCHANTS.
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-06

When the hunters get through
with the season now underway
there will be fewer hunters.
Discipline is something every
child must learn but the lesson re-
quires a very wise teacher.
Recent measurements show the
ice to be $3.50 feet deep in one area
in the Antarctic.
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-06

IL you want people to believe
something, you have to repeat it
over and over; this is the secret of
advertising results.
The lsfhmus Of Ponomo wos discovered
on Christmas Doy, 1902, by Christopher
Columbus. II wos his fourth voycse to
the New World.
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-06
Weekly Weather
Report For Milford

John E. Barcus, weather record
er, reports the following weather
conditions for Milford as recorded
on instruments located on Lake
view avenue, for the week begin
ming Thursday, November %, and
ending Wednesday, December 4,
al r,irr
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-06

You are now about to. be swamp
ed with the commercial extrava-
ganza of all extravaganzas, =
The Arizona post., 1957-03-29

Marjorie MOrnlngStar. The
Wouks now are making their
home here and the meeting
will serve to officially well
come them to Tucson.
The arilual membership
meeting will be a report on
the years activities by Nor
ris c. Rosenbaum, Center
president, and from Benja-
min N. Brook, executive di-
rector of the Center. .
Nominations for the execu-
tive board and for officers
of the Center for the coming
year will be presented by Sid
ney M. Gilberg, chairman of
the nominations committee.
Jacob C. Fruchthendler is
chairman of the program
committee and Mrs. Paul
Present chairman of the ar
rangementS committee for
the affair.
REFRESHMENTS will be
served and all Center mem
bers are urged to attend.
Meanwhile, important Cen
ter appointments were an
DR.. Bernard Pas
The Arizona post., 1957-03-29


The lovely bride was given
in marriage by her maternal
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaron Stein of North Holly
wood, Calf. The brides
gown was designed in prin-
cess style slipper satin
tripped with lace. The fin
gertip veil of nylon tulle was
held by a crown of seed
pearls and the bride carried a
bouquet of carnations and a
white Bible.
MRS. EDWARD Canges of
Hollywood attended her niece
and the brides sister, Rober-
ia Landis, served as brides
maid. Julian Temple of Los
Angeles was best man. Jack
The Arizona post., 1957-03-29

Fisher had lived in Tucson
two and a half years.
Survivors include his wife,
Tillie; his sons, friedrich, of
Allen Park, Mich, and Philip,
Detroit, Mich; and a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Janice Silverman,
st. Louis, Mo. Burial was in
The Arizona post., 1957-03-29

Joseph sang and was accom-
panied by Bob Winn, national
recording artist.
Out-of-town guests includ-
ed: Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Stein, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Canges, Julian Temple, Mr..
and Mrs. Murray Stein, Mr..
and Mrs. David Kodey, Mr..
and Mrs. Rube Lazarus, Mrs.
Joseph Albion, Mrs. Ed Col
den, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Stein, Mr.. and Mrs. Sol
AbromoWitZ and Bob Winn.
The Arizona post., 1957-03-29

daughter, Mrs. Elsie Riera of
New York; a sister, Mrs.
Frances FREEDMAN of Tue
son.
Rabbi Marcus Breger con-
Quoted the services and bur-
ial was at Evergreen Gene
terry.
The Arizona post., 1957-03-29

ternack has been named
chairman Tof'the' membership
campaign which is organized
during April and runs
through the month of May.
DR.. Pasternack is an execu-:
tive board member of the
Center, former chairman of
the CJA professional divi-
sion and former chairman of
the physicians panel of the
Social Service Department.
MORRIS A. Shanhouse
has been named chairman of
the sustaining membership
campaign with I. H. Hand
maker as co-chairman.
Yale Weinstein, a newcom-
er to Tucson from Utica,
NY, and already a key
worker in this years CJA,
has been named chairman of
the family membership cam
paign.
Nathan D. Perlman has
been named chairman of the
summer day camp commit
tee and Mrs. Elmer GoldWyn
chairman for camperships.
The Arizona post., 1957-03-29
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Obituaries

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Harry Il. Fisher, 81, 6913
FirenZe Drive, died March "a.
A native of Dayton, Ohio, Mr..
The Arizona post., 1957-03-29
Author Herman.
to Attend
Center Meeting

Author Herman Wouk and Mrs Wouk will be special
guests the annual membership meeting of the Tucson
Jewish Community Center meeting to be- held Thursday
April 25, pm. in the Center auditorium.
MR.. WOUK is the author off 'Fhes Caine Mutiny" and
The Arizona post., 1957-03-29
FHedIdnders Back Home
After Honeymoon Trip

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Fredlander have recently
from an extended honeymoon trip to the East.
Mrs Fredlander is the former Areen Landis daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Edward Lands Avenida Carolina whose
marriage took place Feb Center Rabbi Breger
The Arizona post., 1957-03-29
Detroit.

Leah Miller, II, of 817 E.
9th ST., died March % in a
local hospital. She was a
resident of Tucson for two
years.
Survivors include a son,
Emanuel, of New York, a
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D q q CONTRACTORS - PatIoi
drives. walks; all types; cement
flagstone, brick work. Get the best
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RELP-WOMEn
fcoNTlNuEpl

B0OKKEEPER- BOOKKEEPING ms
chine operator. new MGR. white
not over - yrs. Of ase., Must b
E.s ~ sySst .s as SSni or sh esss.S
ment arm. very attractive air
cond. ofaces. and excellent loca-
ton. S65 70 start for right per-
son. Only fully aualified persons
need APPLY; Fer st appt-. call MISS
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CLERK

white, 20 to 40 years, for post Of
ice and assist drugstore: Brentwood
area. No experience necessary: hrs.
non mil s;S Soon Anal a. pm m i.ss
holidays with pay. write. statinl
age, refs. and telephone, to Boz
3O9-H. Star.
CLERK-TYPIsT. for generalT ono
and some shorthand: resident o
MONT REALTY, INC. JE. $4,000
CLERK-TYPIsT 70 work IN finance
co. N ". Hyattsville area. Cal
CLERK-TYPIST. h.s. graduate. abil.
ity to type. so w.p.m.: business ex.
perience not essential. Good salary
and opportunity for advancement
IN local ONCE Of national organixa.
ton. Call Mr., Martin. UNIVERSAL
CIT. CREDIT CORP. OV. $4,000
for appointment.
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TAPE RECORDER: Websor Royai
S SSsS. M $Ssths s7 aa VT. as T pss:
5000: sell for S115. IA. b-7062.
TEA SET, 0-pc. sterling silver, incl.
eamovar and 1Sx26v tray; Mellon
SsslEni peri. eond. Rsa'. IA.
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BRICK
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS goa SALE

WALLS WASHED. expertiy. By ma
chanics. JE. 9-725l.
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CASHIER. white. for afternoon shift
TERMINAL RESTAURANT.
oAIsH Hl less: sxpsTisnesd g!
opportunity for advancement with
CROWNS local company: good
starting salary and pleasant work.
ing conditions. See Mr.. eilverman
ct SURPLUS SALES CO.. o2H
Pennsylvania ave, NV.
CASHIER
Experienced: available immedi-
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAILS
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Peri. cond.. BY orig owner. Close
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CARPETS, Oriental; draperies. corr
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SALI'ESLAlI,D]IIES

For smart dress shop: willing to
train intelligent girls; full or part
time: 6-day week; excel. salary.
MATT DOZENS
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Refrigerator Close Out
Must sell entire stock Of new 1853
and 80 o-E Frigidaire. Westins-
mouse, Hotpoint. Gibson and crosiey
refrieerators. All refriReFators in
cartons; new and 6-yr. guarantees.
No No reasonable offer refused. Open
Standard TIRE q BATTERY co.
10th and H SITS. NE. Ii. 3-o062
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CAFETERIA ASSISTANT
Monday Through Friday

Opportunity for training
and advancement in large
commercial food organization
operating cafeterias In Gov
eminent buildings. Some ex-
perience In food work and
supervisory abilities required.
40-hr. week, daytime hrs,
national holidays with pay
and other empioye benefits.
Age 81 to 40.
iisS Sat eTTsNW nv
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1907 18th ST. Sc.

Now available--A frst-door L.
bath; gas heat. Rent 500. which fn-
GUIDES sEd !. retTiss6sto, TO Inspect, set
lssss APs. vi sA leC1 co s's sss s. 1 5Gi
St. NV. Ma. S-210O.
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436 Condor terrace SCI bed
nm. nv. rm., dinette. kit. bath. Nice
bldg. In fne location; bus at door.
81 Galveston Pill bedrm. III, rm
dinette.. kit, bath. Good location.
sos incl. utils. -
l2l5 Alabama ave. sci bedrm,
liv. rm., dinette. kit. bath. Excel.
lent location. S55.
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$500 9Th ST. NE, Apt. 1-2 rms,
din. klt,,. bath: h.-w.h. .furn.
Inspect or call CO. 5-6222.
IOI GALVESTON PL. S.W., Apt. g.
z rms. din. kit, bath. all utils.
redec.. Only $40 mo. OPEN. Inspect
or call CO. 5-ti222.
3I14 @ ST. s.E.--I bedrm. apt,
newly redecorated: S67 so mo
THOS. D. WALSH, INC. SIS 18th
st. NV, DI, 1887.
BOILING FIELD, eO6 Trenton pi
Sc. corner Nichols ave. l-A-2 rms,
kitchen, dining area. bath, air con-
ditloned: 500. 30 mo. Key at Apt
304. THOS. d. WALSH, INC, SIS
18th st. NV. DI. 1857.
CAPITOL HILL, lis d st, s.e.-Lee.
3-rm. and bath apt; attuac. bldg /:
$50 mo. See ianitor to inspect
THOS, d. WALSH. INC, e15 18th
ST.. NV, DI. 1881.
S07 JACKSON ST. NE. Apt. p
rms. din, kit, bath. screened
porch, h.-w.h.: furn. Only $50 so
mo. ADULTS. Key at Apt. 3. In
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3eeO WISCONSIN AVE. apt. house
Bachelor apt; freshly painted I:
l rIn., Pullman, kit, new refgr.
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ANACOSTIA,

2 BEDROOMS $40 80
1902 QUE ST. Sc.
tAeross from Kramer Junior High
Mod, bldg; IbSmt., porch. yard; adult
family preferred. Key at 1900.
u. 4-s302. WO. GLIB.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-16

Garden Club held their meeting
Friday evening at the home of
Mrs. Velma L. Billopse W h
many members present.
The following officers we're
reelected: Mrs. Colder Smith,
pres. dent; Mr.. Harrison Fort,
vice president; Mr.. Wendell
Morris, recording secretary;
MIS-. James Emory, treasurer,
and Mrs. Judge and Mrs. Sarah
Mccoy, financial committee.
Just. Us Social and Civic club
held Their meeting Saturday
night with the Sidney Washing
tons as hosts. Items Of civic in
tercst and social games COM
prise their program
Members: Mr.. and Mrs. Cold
er Smith,. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Scmmerville, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Bradley, Mr.. and Mis-.
Theodore Barksdale. Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Gwyn, Vallie
Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Lee
wis and Mr.. and Mrs. Poole.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-16
Food Scoop

The prices of retail cuts OF
mea in De roit will show some
slight var atoms from last
weeks prices. Lamb and veal
pr. ces a.e genei ally the same;
beef prices remain the same ex-
cept for chuck roasts and pork
VIII average the same as last
week.
Poultry prices are slightly
higher this week over last
weeks prices. Fish are becom-
ing plentiful with smelt being
featured.
Tomato prices are lower this
week. as are several other fea-
tured vegetables. Oranges and
grapefruit are plentiful as are
Michigan apples.
Canned citrus juices are be-
ing featured in several stores as
are canned corn, pork and beans
and tomato juice.
POULTRY: This week fryer
prices are little higher than
last week. This increase in price
is due 10 a heavier demand on
the part of the consumer. Legs
and breasts of chickens will be
featured in several stores at
the same price as they were
featured last week. Roasting
birds are also featured.
EGGS: Large eggs remain
one of the least expensive pro-
fcin buys in Detroit this week.
If you figured II on the cost per
pound basis it would be only
9to "a cents pound. Almost
all otner protein foods will cost
more than eggs on a per pound
basis.
PORK: The pork market is
vsried this week. Hams and
loins are lower in prices over
last week. However. other cuts
OF pork are generally higher.
Bacon and sausage are two It.
ems which have had a strong
price increase.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-16

Garden Club
The 25th Street Home and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-16
National Council Of Negro
M1ms" mef in Washington

Washington, d. C.-Thc an
nual Brotherhood Luncheon of
the National Council of Negro
Women will take place Satur-
day. February %. 1857 at the
Continental Hotel, Capitol Plaza
Room Warrington. d. c. at 1890
PM. The guest of honor this
year is Madame Felisa Rincon
de Gautier. Mayor and City
Manager of San Juan, Puerto
Rico.
Mrs. William T. Mason, pre-
sident of the National Council
of Negro Women stated: "The
National Brotherhood Committee
of the National Council of Negro
Women affords the Washington
community rare treat in
honoring Madame Gautier, one
of the most distinguished wo-
men on the ter-American
continent.
During the Brotherhood
Luncheon, Mrs. Martin Luther
King of Montgomery, Alabama
will be a guest to receive an
award.
Mrs. Alienc c. Ewell is
chairman of the Brotherhood
Committee of the National
Council of Negro Women. Mrs.
Muriel Alexander is chairman
of the Program Committee.
They will be assisted by
committee of hostesses who will
be announced later. with final
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-16
Society Doing,

Master Larry Jackson was
quite happy Sunday afternoon
when II or more members Of
his family gave him a party.
Larry is living with his aunt,
Mrs. Sarah Hall.
Mrs Irma Wills, of Hartford
Avenue was hostess to the Pi-
nochlc Club Saturday.
Guests were Mrs. Lorcnc
Reid, Mrs. Ruth Crosby. Mrs.
Hazel Glllispie and Mrs. Letitla
Sims.
Awards were given to Ms.
Thelma Houcock and Mis-. Flea
nor Weiss.
Peter Pan Bridge held their
regular meeting Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Hattie Wheel
er with a full quota of mem
bers present.
Awards were given TO Mrs.
Cecilia Garter and Mrs. Gwen
dolyn Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Undcr-
wood were hosts 70 rthe All
States club Of Hartford Avenue
Baptist Church, Sunday after
noon at 2 pm. with Judge
Kaufman as speaker.
After the agenda was cleared
ennptuouS dinner was gencr-
ously served to all.
Robes Dedicated
Before the regular sorvirc
closed AZ Hartford Avenue Bap-
fist Church Sunday. a dedica-
ton service 70 rthe Robes of Jr.
and Sr. Cho rs were dedicated
to them. Each member carried
a lighted candle making vcrv
impressive ceremony, rend red
by Rev. ChaS. Hill.
-
Mr. Ferd Brown of fireman
Avenue is much improved, as
we 60 TO press. Your friends,
Ferd, are pulling hard for you.
Snap out of it.
Garden Club
The 25th Street Home and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-16
COMMENTATOR
By B. ELIZABETH ELLINGTON


The Women'S Committee of United Community Ser
vices of Metropolitan Detroit observed its 22nd birthday
Wednesday, February 18TH at Masonic Temple
HghIghf OF the luncheon the premiere show
ing OF brilliant, motion picture on community
services ProvocafivevIy titled WHO KILLS THE IT.
GER, the l5-mnufe film lin color offered refresh
ing unique approach in illustrating the MANY human
problems encountered in community living.
Much of the motion picture is art work which was pre-
pared by Professor William Allen of the Universys art
department.
Sherman A. Wilson, director Of the Unversity's
audio-vsua production center is the producer Law
renee Siverm,n. director and photographer; Henry
Don Johnson and Peter Townsend, sound. The music
written by Glen H. Could and PLAYED by mem
bers Of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra
The University produced previous film in 1852 titled
Magic Day for the WOmens Committee of the United
community Services and it has received national acclaim
been national TV hookups twice. and is still being
widely used throughout the country with AZ copies in cir
culation.
Following the premiere showing the film will be
available for Tv and theatre bookings we'll as for
groups interested in social service problems
Throughout the years, the Womens Committee has
grown into of DetrOS most active groups The
mittee's slogan Membership belongs to every woman
who has interest in the human needs of metropolitan
community" = has stimulated in 1856 alone the active
participation of nearly 1000 in wide variety of
civic programs
Tribute Fund - A unique treasury made up of
gifts donated in memory Of friends nj honor of sps-
ciaI occasions is used to relieve emergency distress
agencies The Fund brings necessities to MANY unfor-
fvnae people wheel chairs, artificial limbs hearing
aids fuel clothing, chance for deprived children to
go TO camp Each in its way, Of critical importance TO
the recipient, each indicative Of the donors wish to
offer the tribute OF friendship and service.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-16

Ellis, Of Ebenezcr A. NJ. +.
Church delivered message Sun
day. February 10th. Mrs. Inez
Gibbons is director Of the Youth
group of the Church. Rev. Carl
ID. Huges, is minister.
Glad to hear the Good -ev-
taht my good friend, Mr.. M. T.
Leapheart will be leaving the
hospital soon. Have been pray
fully remembering you, along
with many more Of your friends
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-16

details of other participants
on the program for Saturday
February %. 1857, Capitol
Plaza Room, Continental Hotel,
Washington, d. c.
FELISA RINcON DE
GAUTIER
Felisa Rincon de Gautior has
oecn Mayor and City Manager
of San Juan, Puerto Rico since
1913; the first woman to hold
either positions (much less
BOTH. In English she j.. usually
referred to as the Lady Mayor;
throughout Puerto Rico she is
generally called "Felisa" and
Donna Fela'.
When she BECAME Mayor in
1916, the streets OF San Juan
had many goats and beggars
but only five garbage trucks.
Now the goats and be6garS are
off the streets (and provided
tori, and there are close to
100 well-manned trucks.
One of the most popular. and
practical, innivation made by
the Lady Mayor is the open
House which she holds in her
office every Wednesday, TO
which anyone may come. Its
chief purpose is to afford an
opportunity for the citizens of
the Puerto Rican capitol to
voice pleas or complaints, ex-
press appreciation, or make
suggestions.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-16
BY r. MCKENZIE WILLIAMS

Mrs. Lucy Campbell, out
standing Gospel Song writer
will be the special CUES, Of thu
B. I. U. at second Baptist
Church of Detroit, in a musical
program, March oath.
Rece Relations
Observing Race Rel; ito.
Sunday, Feb. 2lth. The -slvc
United Brethren Church $50
so Hubbell St. wclc med a.
their guest speaker. Rev. A. A.
Banks Jr. who was accomplish
cd by the Senior Choir o. 2ld.
Baptist Church, in their 7.45
p. M services. Rev. Strcs man
is pastor of the church.
NAACP observe 18th Anniv-
ersary at Ebenezar A. M. r.
Church. Tuesday evening. Feb
18th. DR.. Borders and other pro-
minent leaders in the fight 10.
equality will be present A
Huge attendance is expcctcl
Mrs. c. II. Webster. has beer
appointed temporary manager
of Bath House in Hot SpAues
The National Baptist Com
vention, u. S. A. Inc. will hold
it's annual meeting in Louis
vile, Kentucky instead of Kan
sas City, Mo. as had been pre-
viously announced.
Sr. Usher Board
The Senior Usher Board Of
New Grace Baptist Church
celebrated, their sc,lntecnth
anniversary, last Sunday, The
City Usher Board was their
special Guest. Mr.. Pelem How
es, is President of the group,
Mrs. Louise Chalk was Chair
man Of the affair
Seventeen is a popular num-
Der at New Grace BaptiSt
Church. located on East Forest
Avenue. as next Sunday, Feb.
18th. the Nurses Guild will b.
celebrating their seventeenth
anniversary. They have planned
great program for that day.
Rev. r. +. Eddington, is Pastor
of the Church.
Rev. Anthony Campbell. OF
Russell Street Baptist Church
was guest speaker, in observance
of National Youth Week, FRI
day, Feb. Ssh, al Greater St.
John Baptist Church, located
on E. Hancock. Rev. Lamar 7