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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-23
Family Living
Program Set

The Reorganized Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
will hold a week-long program
on Light for Family Living
beginning tomorrow with DR.
F. M. Mcdowell Of Independence,
Mo. general church minister of
the denomination. as guest
speaker.
DR.. Mcdowell will speak at II
am. and 8 pm. services in the
church. 1926 Massachusetts ave-
nue. NV, tomorrow and March
81.
Monday through Friday at
1880 pm. and next Saturday at
"A pm. he will conduct a series
of informal discussions on vari-
Gus aspects of family life.
The weeks activities will also
include the Semiannual Wash
ington District Conference of the
denomination next Saturday
with delegates attending from
Maryland. Virginia. Delaware
and Pennsylvania.
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Adventist Pastor
Donates Books

( Alfred c. MARBLE. pastor of the
Silver Spring Seventh-Day Ad-
ventist Church. has presented a
select collection of % books or
UNCONVENTIONAL life and thought
to the Silver Spring Public Ii
brary.
The collection makes available
comprehensive source material
on Adventism for those inter-
ested in either casual reading OF
research into beliefs of various
religious groups.
Pastor MARBLE said that more
than 1000 such sets have beer
presented to libraries through
out the Nation and that similar
programs have been taken by
other groups in various areas to
place on record their own state
ments or belief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-23
Woodbridge Pastor
To Be Ordained

John r. Martin, pastor Of the
Woodbridge Mennonite Church,
5000 Twenty-second street NE,
will be ordained to the ministry
during q service at IL am. to-
morrow, the church has an
nounced.
Pastor Martin has been serv-
ing as q licensed minister at the
Woodbridge Church since last
May.
He is q graduate Of Eastern
Mennonite College. Harrison
burg, Va. and Goshen College
Biblical Seminary. Goshen. Ind
While in the seminary. he served
as pastor Of the Fish Lake Men
monte Church. Mil Greek. Ind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-23

Send him over to your neigh
.bor," DR.. Cavanagh advised.
Web-FOOted Theology
Mrs. Robert H. Mahoney. OF
Hartford, Conn. president of the
National Council of Catholic
Women, told the story about the
difficulty of impressing theolog-
|ical truths upon the minds of the
very young.
My f1ve-year-old nephew in
his first day in kindergarten
Iexcitedly came home and gave
this version of the Trinity Mrs
Mahoney explained.
He said: I learned all about
isn't one God. There's three
isn't one God. There's three
And there's the Father-He's the
old one. There's the Son-He's
the young one. And there's the
Holy Goose, but / don't remem-
Der what He is.
Survival Of the FitteSt
The reasoning Of children
sometimes is difficult to follow
One boy rather startled his fam
lily by coming home from school
and announcing with great pride
that he was "the best student in
reading in the worst group in
school,"
A speaker at the convention
declared after reading the re-
ports about the pre- school child
II wonder how any child could
survive to the age Of 5. And
after reading the report still,
further. l wonder how the par
entS could survive"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-23
Dr.. Herring to Speak
On FINDING Your Man

DR.. Ralph A. Herring, pastor
Of the First Baptist Church,
Winston Salem. N. c.. will speak
on Finding Your Man" during
the District Baptist Training
Union "E' night rally at 7:3O
pm. Friday in the Fifth Baptist
Church, 609 E street S.W.
Some 1000 Baptists are ex-
pected to attend the rally which
is planned "as our Baptist wit
ness TO our concern for Christian
evangelism" according to the
sponsors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-23
Springmon to Direct
Sinqinq at Oukton. Va.

Fague Springman. director of
the University of Maryland
choir, will be song leader for
revival services to begin at 8 pm.
tomorrow in the Oakton Metho-
dist Church. Oakton, Va.
The Rev. w. L. Sturtevant,
minister Of the church will speak
at the services which will con-
tinue each night at the same
hour through Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-23
Christ Child Society
Marks 10th Year

The Christ Child Society will
hold an annual meeting COM
memorating the 10th anniversary
of the organization during a
1915 pm. luncheon Monday in
the Sheraton Park Hotel.
Mrs. Robert H. Mahoney, of
Hartford. Conn. president of the
National Council of Catholic
Women. will be the guest speaker
Preceding the luncheon the
Most Rev. Patrick A. O'Boyle,
Archbishop of Washington, will
celebrate an IL am. mass at st.
Thomas the Apostle Church,
Twenty seventh street and
Woodley road NV.
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as church affiliation is concerned.
"a great percentage of chill
dren of interfaith marriages do
not go to church." Msgr. Milten-
berger explained. THE parents
stay away from the subject as
a touchy one, liable to produce
friction in the home. They usu-
ally carry it further and don't
go to any church since going to
one church might embarrass the
other party"
The well known District
pastor added this side of mar
riage should be discussed fully
with couples of different faiths
planning matrimony.
Love is no respecter of re-
ligious boundaries" he pointed
out. Love lands anywhere. 1t
is our job to make people in
love aware of their response
bilities and obligations. especially
when interfaith homes are to be
established.
"One of the important aspects
of this family life convention is
to set up a guide for couples an
ticipating an interfaith marriage
If they know what they are
going into they will be better
prepared to meet the problem
Problem in Drama
A novel way of getting across
certain family problems was used
at the meeting this week.
These problems involve con-
fiicts between two young children
with the mother acting to stop
the argument. Instead of q
speaker talking about the Situa-
ton three Sophomores from
Mount St. Mary College, Mil
waukee. acted them out.
One conflict revolved about
two young children playing ball
Suddenly one child decided tC
stop despite the others desire
to go on. A quarrel followed
with the harassed mother APP
pearing to settle the issue.
The audience then debated
whether the mother used the
proper reasoning in deciding the
quarrel
Acting out the conflict proved
far more effective in stimulating
audience reaction than speeches
observers agreed. The three
girls who took part--Lebby Ar
mold, Lydia Wood and Mary
Kwitek, performed their role.
in the four skits with gusto anc
skill.
Ultimate Solution
DR.. John J. Cavanagh Of
Washington. associate clincia
professor ofs Georgetown Uni
versity. advanced a solution fol
quiettng children that parents
might enjoy but others may OBJ
1ect to.
Defending spanking Of q child
where nature intended it" by q
hard-pressed father or mother
Or. Cavanagh said this relieves
tension all around.
The child gets over the lick
ing quickly, everyone is friendly
afterwards, and the child re-
mains quiet for Is minutes" the
Washington pSychiatrist ex-
planned.
But what do you do II tn,
child continues to be noisy de.
spite the licking?" a lady in thu
audience asked.
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Our Lady Of Lourdes
Pilgrimage Is Slated

/ The Right Rev. Msgr. Elmer
T. Fisher, pastor of Our Lady
of Lourdes parish. Bethesda, has
announced that pilgrimage to
the Shrine Of Our Lady of
Lourdes has been arranged for
1858. the Tooth anniversary of
the apparitions to Bernadette
Soubirous.
Persons interested in the pill
grimage may get in touch with
Msgr. Fisher at the church,
East-West highway and Pearl
street. Bethesda.
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Lay Couple to Leud
Seminar in Fairfax

Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Wilson. who
hold the post, unusual in their
denomination. of lay assistants to
the pastor of their church, the
Hancock Congregational Church
Lexington, Mass, will lead q
seminar at the Congregational
Christian Church of Fairfax
County next Thursday and Fri
day.
The seminar will meet both
days at BIS pm. in the home Of
the pastor, the Rev. Hubert s
Beckwith. Ia miles west Of An
mandate on Route 236.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-23
Soprano in Recital

Mrs. Bertha M. Bragg, Wash
ington concert soprano. will be
presented in a recital by the
Women's Society of Christian
Service Of Ebenezer Methodist
Church at 5 pm. tomorrow in
the church. Fourth and D streets
Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-23
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c
SATURDAY, MARCH 20. 1857
NoN-pENoMINAIIoNAL

CHURCH OF THE HOLY SPIRIT
In The Power of God-Catharine, The
Comforter promised by Jesus, John Ala
gives Gods answer to your problem or
healing your illness Write 1910 Alabama
Ave. Alex, Va. Gift Optional to establish
Radio Church. TIE 6-Sl8l
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Poles to Sponsor Moss

The Polish Club of Washing
ton will sponsor a mass at II
am. tomorrow in the National
Shrine of the Immaculate Con-
Iception. on Catholic University
campus. The sermon and music
by the Club Choir will be in
Polish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-23
THE HUMAN SIDE OF RELIGION
Interfoith Marriages
Reported Rising Here
BY CASPAR NAMES
ReligIous News Editor Of The Star

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Mar 23.-Interfaith marriages
ing mark Washington the Right Rev. Msgr
Mtenberger the 25h National Catholic Family
Life Convention here this week
The washington priest pastor of ST. Martins Catholic
this has had bad effect the children far
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-05

"Yssr Friendly Store Setter vsisss ssiIf"
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TWO couples WED
~ ElopEMENr TO
MASON CITY, IOWA

Mr. and Mrs. Otha Howelton,
s22 Eiwood Az NJ, have an.
nounced the secret marriage Of
their son. Leon Valdez to Miss
Shirley ellis, daughter of Mrs
Esteila Segcrs Of St Paul
The couple eloped 60 Mason
city. la. and wore Married there
at high noon Saturday. March
10
Accompanying the ncwlyweta
making a foursome were Edna
Mae Shaw. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs.. Frank Shaw of TOT Fremont
Az N. and Eugene white. son Of
Mrs Louise White of 1t Paul,
who were married the same day,
Mr. and Mrs Eugene white
were married In Northwood. Ia.
at 2 p. M. the same day following
the marriage ceremony Of Mr. and
Mrs, Valdez Each couple served
a. attendants for the other.
Mr., and Mrs white are at
nome 90 their friends nj $40 Ei.
wood Az NJ.
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Twelve Young
Women Form
New Club

The La Schema Club. a newly
organized club OF - young women
met at the home Of Mrs Velma
HIN, 40ls Third Av s, on Monday
evening. April l.
The club held its first meeting
at the home OF Mrs. Lots johnson,
3T32 Third Az. s with u definite
purpose in mind the develop
ment and sharing OF individual
latent talents
Officers and members are Mrs.
Lois johnson, president: Mrs,
Dorothy Brown, vice president.
Mrs. Vera Phifer. secretary: Miss
June Belneld, corresponding SOC
Rotary; Mrs. Jimmie Lee John.
son. treasurer; Mrs, Gladys Tur-
ner. activity chairman and Mrs,
Rosemary Mcheau. reporter and
confidential chairman. Other
members are the Mines. velma
Hill. Claressa Rogers, Helen Har.
ris and the Misses Isabel White
and Elizabeth Davis
Plans were formulated at the
April l meeting for social and con-
structive activities for the ensu-
ing season.
Concluding the business trans
actions, a social hour was enjoy
cd.
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kins. Mrs. Perkins died suddenly
of heart attack on March 81, at
her home. Funeral services were
held Wednesday. March ~
Beanticians Unit sIo WIN Meet;
Minneapolis Reauticians Chapter
2lO, Theta M Sigma. viii NEE,
Monday. April s ~ T:S0 p. m,
with Mrs, c. A, Jones, nos Du'
pont Az N. as hostess,
HospltaliEed: Mrs LeotS cleve'
land. zoos Portland Av,, Is a pa.
tent in Swedish hospital whore
she underwent major surgery on
Wednesday. April 5.
New Club; A new Club. Laicos
Club, organized In January OF this
year, has made its bow TO the
realm OF clubdom In Minneapolis
and ST Paul, The club, a social
organization. has IL charter mem
bers who are MeSsrs. and Mines
Charles Smith, Donald Williams,
Donald Johnson. Tommie Jackson,
Joseph Ray. Charles Schuek and
Charles Self. The next meeting
win be at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Smith ON Dupont
Az. ~.
Birthday Greetings: Greetings
to little Miss Janet II, Bailey, 4SO5
Fourth Az. S, who will celebrate
her sixth birthday Friday April 5
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short time ago to visit with Mr..
Bonner during his illness.
OpheliA Rice Unit wCTU:
ophelia Rice Unit OF the wCTU
will meet Monday April s al 1880
p. m. at the home OF Mrs. lone
Brown. $3.50 18th Az. S. Mrs.
Lola Lynch. state director of Wis
ual education, viii be guest speak
err Members are asISei 10 attend.
HospltahLed: Mrs. Charles
taazeD Curry, 1886 Firth Az. S.
who has been recuperating at her
home from a virus condition. re-
turned to Fairview hospital on
Saturday evening. March so. Mrs.
Curry's condition remains fair.
Back Home: Mrs. Edward Carr.
3942 Fifth Az s. returned home
Thursday morning from Kansas
city, Mo, where she was called TO
attend the funeral OF her brothers
wife, Mrs. Robert Edith Per-
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reading to Miss Joan Webster.
home economies teacher Misa
Webster is offering Red Cross
home nursing training as q part Of
her homemaking Glasses at rat
nick Henry High.
An important part OF the course
which deals with sick room slSills,
is observation OF the symptoms of
illness Through training, the
home nurse can learn to observe
symptoms OF the patient and fac
ilitatc the doctors diagnosis.
Red Cross home nursing classes
are offered free to community
groups and individuals who re-
quest them, For further tnforma-
ton. call the Red Cross nuruing
services at FE. 3.6i93.
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Mill Citians Homo
From Seven Weeks
Vacation In Colif.

Concluding "a most enjoyable
seven weeks vacation spent In
California Mr. and Mrs Carl
Wade sr., Sa2l Fourth Az 4, and
Mrs. James w Fraction of asti
Clinton Az. returned home sun.
day evening, Marh 81. with a
long list Of renewed Friendships
The trio left Minneapolis on
February y and made their mrs,
visit In berkeley whore they were
the guests IL MIR and Mrs.
Charles Henderson and her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Otis Mason and other
relatives. Mrs Henderson Ii a ais.
ter of Mrs Fraction and Mr..
Wade
The Minnesotans were the recip.
tents OF many social courteHiaa. In
Guiding Sightseeing tours, dinners,
parties etc, A highlight Of their
visit was breakfast party on q
yacht on the ocean ~ guests of
Mr. and Mrs Leonard CLANCY.
They were alAo luncheon guests nj
one OF the leading hotels In San
Francisco,
They left Berkeley ON March
10. for Los Angeles Mr. and Mrs,
Wade were the house guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. James Gresham and
Mrs. Fraction was the house
guest OF Ara. Bernioe Morris. all
former MlnnesP9litAes, They via.
tied relatives and friends and
wsrs accorded many social cour'
tesiea, and enjoyed alghtsesing
and shopping In Mexico,
The vlaitorH renewed old friend.
ships with number OF former
hlnpssotana In the Angel city.
and enjoyed the beauty % sunny
California, but they report Min.
nesota In stiil their preferred
state.
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spoke Before House
Committee For Open
OeevponSy Measure

shelton n Granger OF the ur-
ban League and /. Howard Ben
nett OF the NAACr talked In sup.
port OF the open Occupancy Rill
now before the general legislation
committee OF the Minnesota
state Legislature Monday,
Rep sally Luther explained the
purpose Of the bill to the COM
mlttec and introduced Bennett and
Granger
A quorum was not present at
the hearing Therefore no vote
was taken An effort win be made
by the chairman, Rep, Carl Aag.
land 10 obtain u quorum Monday.
April and hear any opponents
who might care 10 appear,
Last Mondays hearing was for
both sides but no one showed up
to speak against the measure,
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS =

Cresiteundo's Will Meet Mrs Verda Horn, 1885 Fourth
Av s. will be hostess 20 the CeSiteundos club Sunday
April at All club members urged 10 be present and
make their report the club project that it will be
Sad News Luther Dennis $40 Fifth Av S. received word
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HUman Rights Committee
Meetino Monday April Q

The Minnesota Council for HUI
man and civil Right viii hold
meeting Monday evening, April
= al 1880 al the Midway YMC'A,
iT6i University Az, Room No,
2o7.
A report on the progress Of the
Houaing IAN will be made
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-05
FRANK FISHER BURIEp

Services for Frank Fisher. ~,
Of $40 Washington Az g., who
died At HIS home on Sunday.
March 81. were hold Thursday.
April 4. AT the Woodland Funeral
Chapel at 2sJO y. IN. Rev e. n
Parker. pastor, Rshoboth church
II Christ. officiAted
Surviving are two brothers. I'D
gar and Leon Fisher Of Mime
apolis and other relatives
Burial was In Crystal Lake
with Woodland Funeral
Home In charge Of arrangements
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-05
Fire Damages Homo
OF So. puul Family

A FIRE almost destroyed the
residence OF Mr.. ami Mrs Russell
Balengcr, sl2 st Anthony Az. st,
Paul. saturday, March 80,
The upstairs apartment was nj.
most completely ruined by flames
Downstairs household furnishings
and some clothing wore reported
saved but the smoke and water
damage was great
Mrs. Baienger is the president
Of the National League Of Urban
League Guilds and the Cameo
Club.
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ST. THOMAS CHURCH
ATNIE SHOW ArRIL %

~ Thomas Church style Show
IL April ~ will present a host OF
the Twin City'n outstanding tai.
ent that YOU would not want Ia
mlAs. so buy your tickets now
for the outstanding show Of the
year Two hours of dancing after
the show Advt-
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Lincoln University
heodliner Week
PlunS Develop

jefferson City. Mo, Frcpara'
tons 10 make the ninth annual
Hcsdiiner Week. April TO 8 the
biggest OF them all were evident
throughout the month at lincoln
univeuty's (Mo,l department Of
journalism, At the workshop
each spring more than i15 high
school editors. journalism stu
dents and teachers from several
states gather for three days Of
fun. along with demonstrations
and stimulating discussions on
photography,
At Lneoln. Journalism students
school papers, yearbooks and
have been preparing exhibits.
Prof Lee $. Cole. acting head OF
the department, has been lining
up speakers for the event, and
even in Italy where DR. Armi-
stead s, Pride is on years leave
as FNIllhrtght lecturer. there's
a vigorous interest in the maya
Eine and newspaper awards TO be
presented at the 1857 Headliner
banquet
The program will set under way
at n m, Wednesday morning,
April 3. with breakfast at the
university cafeteria, which viii
be followed by registration and
campus tour. Workshop sessions
win begin at 10 O'Clock that
morning,
Instructors Announced
Emil L. Telfel Is expected back
as news workshop instructor. lie
is an associate professor at VIII
ham Allen White School OF
Journalism. University Of Kansas.
With him In the news workshop
will be D. u Randolph Smith, in
structor in journalism at Van
Horn high school. Kansas city,
Mo.
Photography Workshop will he
conducted by Avon Wilson. I'm
coin university instructor In
photography and journalism. stu
dents viii have a opportunity to
develop and print their own pie
turcs.
The Hcadliner Hop, usually held
Thursday night after the banquet
will be wednesday night this year.
The change. said Prof. Cole. is
To allow the music and dancing To
get everybody better acquainted
earlier. staff members If the
Lincoln Clarion, university stu
dent publication. will sponsor the
event
Newman speaics A. banquet
Friday night. DR. Fart E, Daw-
son. president OF Lincoln univer-
sity, win present the Citation Of
Merit TO several winners for out
standing performance In the fisld
OF Journalism. and the Award for
Significant Contributions 10 Bet.
ter Human Relations. Other n
wards and entertainment are plan
ned for the evening
Speaker at the banquet which
will be held Friday night, April
5. viii be Cecil Newman. pub
liAhsr Of the Minneapolis spokea-
man and the St Paul Recorder.
Otis Thompson. former staff
member Of the 1t Louis Argus
and an Alumnus Of the journal.
Ism area At Lincoln. will serve
NJ POSTMASTER. Mr.. Thompson
In presently employed an a mem
Der OF the Moss Hendrix public
relations firm In Washington, y
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-05

Of the death Of his step-father,
Nathan Bonner Of ST. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. Bonner died Saturday. March
80. He was a former resident OF
Minneapolis and member Of Zion
Baptist church, and is also the
uncle OF Rev. E. Henderson Of
1928 Bryant Av N. and brother
in-law Of Mrs. Pauline Carr Of
Isanti. MINI. Mr.. Dennis and Rev.
Henderson went to ST. Louis a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-26
THE PASSING SHOW
But Half d Luncheon
Is Better Than None
BY JAY CARMODY

The really lively thing about social life the theaer and
the fringe thereof, is its unpredictabiity
Take for illustration the half luncheon this correspondent
had yesterday with Miss Judith Anderson.
She has in Washington for weeks 1.-THE Chalk
Garden" the National During time she lived
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-26
WOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Astdire Rocks m Rolls

HOLLYWOOD (NANA) Cliff
ton Webb is suffering teverish
spells-the aftermath of his seri-
Gus bout with pneumonia in
Greece recently when he was
making boy on a Dolphin" !
found Clifton. telling quite I'M
well at the moment, at 20th-Fox
for some clubbing on the pic
Iture. When it's finished, get
a thorough overhaul. and
won't work again until I feel
quite better"
Bling Crosby has Australia on
his agenda for this year. He's
been wanting to go ever since
he heard Frank Sinatra's raves.
|. Fred Astaire had a tough
audience for his Rock n Rolf
number the other day in silk
Stockings" when his. teen-age
daughter Ava and a batch of
her school chums visited the set.
P.S. He did all right.
4 4 \
Universal International pre-
mieres Rock HudsOn's Battle
Hymn" in Marietta, Ohio, home
town of Col. Dean Hess, who
will be there February IA with