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CARD OF THANKS

The family Of the late James E.
Nichols Sr. wishes to thank the
many friends, relatives, members
and the various auxiliaries of St.
Peters AME church for their kind
expressions of sympathy shown
thru beautiful cards, floral trib-
utes, visits, prayers and other
acts of love and thoughtfulness.
We especially wish to thank our
pastor, Rev NJ. L. Simmons Of
st. Peters AME church for his
constant visits, prayers and COM
forting assistance; Rev. NJ. c.
Conwell Of Holsey Memorial church
and Rev. w. L. Battle of Gospel
Temple church, for their consol-
ing words. We thank one and all
for the many expressions Of your
christian love and good will, but
most of all your fervent prayers.
Mrs. Mary Nichols and sons.
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MRS. JOHANNA STOKES
ST. PAUL NATIVE
DIES FUNERAL DEC. IL

Mrs. Johanna Stokes, 3s5 N,
Chatsworth Av,, died December
10 in ST, Luke's hospital. She had
been in failing health for two years
prior to her death.
The deceased, a life long resi-
dent OF ST. Paul. was born on the
present site OF the State Capitol,
She was a member Of 81. Steph-
anus Lutheran church.
Survivors include two daughters,
Mrs Victoria McClerlSins, Chit
cago, and Mrs, Norma Lazen-
berry; three grandchildren, Mrs
Adrian Gross, and Krist and Den
mis- Lazenberry, all Of St Paul,
Funeral services were held al
10 am. Saturday December -, al
Brooks Funeral Home with Rev
Theodore Goehle officiating
Burial was at Elmhurst GENE
terry with Brooks Funeral Home ir
charge OF arrangements,
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s.. Peters Senior
Choir To Present
confoFidnS Dec. Il

The Senior Choir Of 81. Peters
AME Church are proud to invite
YOU to a concert presented by the
"Cantorians" Sunday December q.
at : pm. at the church tOl f,
Al 81.
This fine choral group under
the very capable direction Of Mr..
John NJ. Whitaker, Is composed OF
some Of the finest singers o. the
Twin CiticN Some Of the selec-
tons included in the program are
''He Is King OF Kings" Wasn't
That a Mighty Day. Carol o. the
Bells" etc
DO not miss this exceptional
treat Please come out and enjoy
this talented group
Refreshments viii BE- served fol-
lowing concert
Jennie Lsycrrtte Il choir prcsi.
dent Rev Martin l. Simmons
minister Adyt
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MACEDONIA BAPTIST

Choosing as a subject, The
Souls Disease" Rev. b. c. Cassius
used as a scriptural basis for his
message Sunday morning Decem-
Der IA, the fifth chapter and
eighth verse of II Kings. Many
thoughts Of interest were brought
out in his discourse; namely, the
disease Of leprosy which is pain
less, yet fatal. The speaker en-
phasized that sin is to the soul
what ieprosy Is to the cody.
He further stated that leprosy
is disease that is contagious TO
the touch and sin is contagious
for the indulgence. This was truly
a heart-warming message to ev-
eryone present,
Five new members were added
to the church membership roll,
They are Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer
formerly of Gary, Ind, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earnest Herringhill and Mr.
Elmore Hill, all by christian ex-
perience.
At the 1880 pm. hour, we were
guests at First Communion Church
of which Rev. James Hodge is
pastor. Macedonia choir sang and
the Friendly Five also sang as
guests Of the Macedonia choir. Rev
cassius spoke from Isiah CO.'S us
ing for his subject, who Are We
This was another great spiritual
feast Of the gospel
Next Sunday December 81, at
1870 pm, Macedonia Baptist
church will be host to all Of tire
singing groups of the Twin Cities
Everyone is invited.
Rev. B. c. Cassius, Pastor.
Mrs. Gladys MCGOWAN, Sec.
The Lord is my shepherd.
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ST. PETERS ANTE

on Sunday morning December
"a, Rev NJ. l.. Simmons continuing
the series Of sermons for this
Advent season using for a theme
Christ in Prophecy" reviewed the
first two Of the series and added
another.
His text was The Guardian Of
our Lives. taken from Isiah 1872,
And a man shall be as a hiding
place from the wind, and a covert
from the tempest: as rivers Of
water In a dry place, as the shad-
ow of a great rock in a weary
land"
Fred Ewing with his melodious
voice sang that beautiful number
God Knows the Reason Why"
Rev. Simmons is making a spec
ial effort TO call on all sick and
shut-ins during the Yuletide sea-
son.
At the s pm. hour the Ell<s held
their annual memorial service.
Rev. simmons was the speaker
and the Senior Choir and the Can
tinos rendered the music.
Rev, simmons was guest speak
er for the Wednesday evening
service held at the Minneapolis
Gospel Temple. Rev W. L. Battle
Is the pastor,
The congregation is continuous
" praying for Mrs. NJ. l. Simmons
during her illness.
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night at 1880.
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Burden Of Truth"
E:!!:n Az Pilgrim
BGpfiSf Sunday

There will be a premiere show
ing OF the film Burden OF Truth"
at the Pilgrim Baptist Church,
TS2 Central Ave, ST. Paul on sun
day, December Is, at 7 pm.
George Wills, Chairman OF the
evangelistie committee and John
Culver, publicity chairman an
nounced that the film win be
shown thru the courtesy Of the
Minnesota Labor COMMITTEES For
Human Rights and the Minnesota
Jewish Council,
The film was produced as a pub
lie service by the United Steel
workers Of America.
Burden OF Truth Is about racial
discrimination In American life
The main focus Is on discrimina-
tion in housing and employment,
but other aspects Of the problem,
including those IN education and
social relations are portrayed
The film offers no solution" for
the problem, Instead Il presents
the issue from different view
points - those Of both white and
Negro Americans
After the showing OF the film,
Major Samuel Ransom Samuel
seheiner, Executive Director OF
the Minnesota jewish Council and
Lou Lerman Executive Director
Of the Minnesota Labor Commit
tee FNor Human Rights viii give
their viewpoint
A general discussion win follow
Public IL invited
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FUNERAL SERVICES HELD
FOR CLARENCE X. ROSS
RESIDENT FOR 40 YEARS

Funeral services for Clarence H.
Ross OF 2916 Garfield Av who
died "Wednesday December 10, in
our Lady OF Good Counsel Home,
were held at pm. Friday De
cember ~ al Brooks Funeral
Home. The Rev Denzil A. Carly
officiated
Mr.. Ross had been III since
September and a patient in st.
Luke's hospital prior to entering
Our Lady OF Good Counsel Home.
He was born In Fulton, Kans. and
had resided in the Twin Cities for
the past 40 years.
He Is survived by one brother
Jasper Ross OF Kansas City, Mo.
a niece, Mrs, Lillian Balenger Of
St Paul: nephew Gordon Parks Of
New York and several other nieces
and nephews
Burial was in Forest cemetery
with Brooks Funeral Home in
charge OF the service.
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SIOUX
r A L [ s
NEWS
NOTES
By Kaye COates
$40 Afnble Street
Sioux Falls, 8. ID.

Mr.. and Mrs. K. Pendelton, 933
n. Main Ave. are feeling the re-
suits Of our cold Winter, icy
weather. Mrs. Pendelton fell on her
steps and bruised herself badly.
Mr.. Pendelton is somewhat under
the weather also, hope they'll both
be on the mend soon.
An informal gathering at the A.
White home, 1903 s. Menlo, helped
10 make Mr.. Whites birthday
something else. The group heard
records and told tall tales. Mrs.
White and her friend, Mrs. Dy-
sart served a nice buffet lunch.
The Missionary ladies of st.
Johns Baptist Church were enter
tanned In the Willette Martin home,
1900 S. 10th Ave. After devotions
and business the ladies ate light
lunch.
Porter williams, 926 N. Blauvelt
Ave, Is home after spending sew
eral months in Plankington, S.
Oak. He has been taught the field
Of cattle raising and likes II. He
looks fine and I'm positive he is
feeling tops.
Rev. Henry Giegle is proving in
tregated churches can be worth
what they were meant to be. He
has been bringing messages to the
congregation Of st. Johns Baptist
Church and their friends. All are
invited. I've enjoyed his sincerity.
He Is helping where he is seriously
needed. God Bless him.
Folks around these parts are
wondering what become of the
young man by the name of Daniel
jackson. He hasn't been seen in
public for a couple of weeks. We
may put a reward out for the boy
Federated women, Mrs. A. Toll
bert and Mrs. George Vaughn had
a dinner at st. Johns Baptist
Church Saturday night. All the
and chicken eaters
were very pleased with the meal
It may call for a repeat perform
ance.
Spirit Of Christmas is in the
air folks are shopping and writing
cards, n charging apparel like
crazy. I'm among them and /
love il.
May suggest some of you guys
and gals give this newspaper as
a gift. Your friends viii like il
know.
Please renew your subscriptions
by the first Of January. We'd like
TO clear the books. We hate to
stop your papers, but simething
has git to give. Thanks.
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ZION BAPTIST

The morning worship service
Sunday December IA, opened at
the usual hour with the deacons
in charge If deYotions. Due to the
absence of our pastor, Rev. H. w.
Bolts Sr., who is confined to his
home due to illness, the message
was brought by Rev. II. W. Bolts,
Jr.. who spoke at both the morning
and evening services.
At the morning hour ne took
his text from Romans 14:7,23 and
subject, I'VE Are Bought With A
Price" Music was by the two
choirs who sang, He Never Left
Me Alone" with deacon d. ].
Wade singing the solo part and
Mr.. William Warder sang the solo
Little Jesus Boy" Both songs
were in keeping with the speaker $
subject which was spiritually up
lifting. Mrs. Warder accompanied
Mr.. Warder, and was director and
organist for the ehoirs,
Rev. Bolts took for a text at
the evening hour Luke 4:12 and
subject, THE Great Temptation. "
His sermon was very inspiring.
The Chorus and Choirs were absent
at the evening hour. We missed
them very much.
The NAACP meeting scheduled
for Sunday December IA, has been
postponed until December 81, at
4 pm. at Zion.
Official business meeting was
held Friday night December II,
with everyone in accord, although
many of the auxiliaries did not re-
port. All are asked to be ready to
make their reports at the earliest
convenience.
Many cards of appreciation from
sick and shut-ins were received
and read by the clerk, Mrs. Bell.
Mrs. Matte Samuels, 994 Bryant
Av. N, is able to be up and to
prepare her meals. Mrs. Georgia
Williams, 1929 Fifth Av. s.. is
reported i'll. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Fowler, 71S Penn Ave. N. are
reported i'll. Mr.. Simpson Sartin is
in Mt. Sinai hospital. Let us re-
member all Of our sick with our
prayers.
The church extends deepest sym
pathy to Mrs. Ella Russell in the
loss of her mother.
Please don't forget the reception
for Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Hale Sat-
urday night December 20 at 7 pm.
at the church. Mr.. Hale discovered
that his personal invitations were
limited, not enough to go around.
but he invites all of his friends
TO attend. Your presence win be
appreciated.
Remember midweek prayer
meeting.
You are always welcome at
Zion.
Mrs. f. Henderson, reporter.
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PHGRIM BAPTIST

20 Come All We Faithful and
"Hark the Herald Angels Sing
were the holiday hymns sung by
the choirs and congregations on the
first of two Sundays before the
day Of Christ's birth.
"Halleluiah, Thine the Glory"
was sung by the Senior Choir and
Rise 10 Shepard and Follow"
was sung by the Gospel Chorus.
The Choral Group also offered
music. Deacon Howard Hunt gave
the Morning Prayer fervently.
Rev. Massey's sermon was en-
titled They Waited So Long,
The pastor told Of Jesus birth
in a manger and the true spirit
of Christmas the Importance
Of keeping Christ IN Christmas.
Trustee B. +. Taylor offered a
graciously given Dedicatory Pray
err. All parents, next Sunday are
invited to attend the Church School
Christmas program at e:l5 am.
DIR. Massey will preach at IL am.
with a Christmas Worship Service
and Dedication of Babies. The
Annual Christmas CandleliCht
Service with all Of Pilgrims choirs
singing will be presented at !
pm, II promises to be a beauti-
full service.
Mrs, Ruth McDaniels is a pa
tent at Fairview Hospital, room
225. Deacon N. ". Smith is home
from the hospital at SO9h Jack
son. Also home is Mrs. There's
Johnson, 66S Aurora. Mrs. Rosia-
ner Henderson Is on the sick list
at her home, S11 Aurora Ave.
A gold and wool plaque showing
names Of the new pew donors was
presented during the service r
Sunday. Mr. James Taylor was
commended upon his care and
efficiency in compiling and erect.
ing the names for the plaque.
Visitors were Mrs EStelle Col.
Rosalind Glanton Of Mpls; and Mr.
Wilbur johnson Of Seattle. Wash
You are always welcome at Phi.
grim The Church Of Lofty Friend.
ship.
sherrie Mazingo, reporter.
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory Of our dear
wife and mother, Mrs. Hazel B.
Curry, who passed away one year
ago, December II, 1858.
Down a road that's calm and
peaceful,
Guided by Gods loving hand
Has gone the dearest wife and
mother
The world could ever hold.
A cherished smile, a heart Of gold.
Those who knew her, all viii know
How much we lost one year ago.
Sally missed by Charles d. Cur
~, husband and children.
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Gard OF APPRECIATTON

The Spirit Of Christmas is Peace
The Gladness Of Christmas is Hope
The Heart Of Christmas is Love.
With these thoughts in mind,
we wish to express our sincere
thanks to the many fine people
and organizations for your loving
concern during two years Of con-
tinued illness. We gain strength
from the constant vigil of st.
Peters AME church, Wayman
AME Missionary Society and
Thomas II. johnson, NJ. d. To each
Of you individually we wish a
Merry Christmas and a prosper
GUS New Year.
Floyd and Myrtle Manson
3517 Fourth Av. So.
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Community Meet
Airs Controversy
On License DeniuI

address and others who live within
a few blocks,
Names on the petition included
Don LaFaucette, Al Knutsen,
Merle Young. Rev. W. L. Battles,
George Jordan. Donald schofieid.
John Young. Jr., Blanches Mayes,
Mamie Uptegrove. A. b. casaius.
George Sims, Mrs. George Banks,
Jessie Shepard. Geraldine sisson
Thomas J. johnson. Sam Pentel,
johnson, n. r. Staten. Ben Car
rithers, Charles Corners, Haco A.
Smith. william Mcintosh. Charles
a. Hunter. Grover Dickson. c.
W. Glenn. J. Boyd Crawford,
Leonard Madden. Clarence II.
Beck. Clarence Smith. Burie Car
michael. ST.. Mrs. Matte Prince.
X y Judy. Mrs. X y. Judy. VIII
liam Thompson. Mrs. william r.
Thompson. NJ A. Madison. Joanna
X. Hoibrook. Hattie L. MoCarter.
Mrs C. v. Beck. Mrs elaine Mayca.
VIM n walker. Harvey Moss
Thomas J Johnson. Mary A. John
son. Talmadge y. Carey. Yvonne
Jones. Theodore Cubert, Mrs Al
lie Wilson. John Carter. Virgil
Hadley Mrs. Virgil Hadley Claude
w. Mason. Alonzo Rogers Mrs.
Percy Hughes. ", Mrs Rowena
smith. Augustana Burria, Robert
Davis
Also James c, Nellie, ST.. ozoll
Dawson. Frank A. Miller Phillip
True. Ira Allen. Cecil Newman.
George Banks. ST., " l.. Josey,
Mrs Doris Madison. Herbert Fos-
ter II, Phyllis Nevis, Rev b, G.
Cassiua, Mrs Ruth Landry Mrs
Ben Carruthers, Duroc w. In
gram. willis Gates, Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Danforth, Leo &c Browne,
Donald J. Brady Jr, Robert E.
Wallace. Mrs Anita Livingston,
willard Jones. Vincent L. Shep-
herd, J G. crenshRw, A. j. scrams,
Mrs J, Wilson, Thomas Jenkins,
DE Velma Newman. John MoGraw,
Chaa. Noble, Thee. Vaughn, Mrs
solomon Hughes, chaimer Law
son, Mrs. Jessie Thomas Felix
Fogg. Curtis c. chiveru. ~ A.
Webster Carlotta A. Curry, Car
olyn johnson. Floyd Smith, John
Phifer, Jr. Harry A. Mayes Anne
G, Browne. Hobart T. Mitchell,
ST., Charles Logan. Grant Gerry,
James W. slemmons, Gabriel
Boudroaux. James JaoowRy, John
l. MoHie, Jr, and Harold #.
Magca
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Mrs. BerfhG King
Lifelong Resident
81. Paul Dies

Mrs. Bertha King. BIT st. Al
bans Az. a lifelong resident Of
st. Paul died early Wednesday
morning at University hospital
where she had been admitted on
Friday December ~.
She was taken IN in May 1857
and had been hospltalized inter-
mittenty during that time until
her death. She was born, reared
and educated in st. Paul and much
Of her life had been devoted to
civic and church work and her
services at Welcome Hall and
ober Boys Club were most out
standing.
In recent years she served ST.
James AME church as organist
and church secretary until she
accepted an appointment as staff
secretary at Halle Q. Brown Com
munity House. In May 1867 due
to III health she was forced to
terminate her services there. She
was an active member Of st.
James AME church.
Survivors include brother, Cy-
rus Lewis; two nephews, Cyrus Jr.
and Douglas Lewis, all OF st. Paul
and other relatives
Funeral services will be held 2
pm. Monday December ~, at st.
James AME church with Rev. J.
l. Glover officiating. Visitation
will be Sunday December p, after
/ pm. at Brooks Funeral chapel
The remains win lie in state at the
church Monday from 1890 to
pm.
Burial will be in TT. Smelling
National cemetery with Brooks
Funeral Home in charge Of the
service.
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ImissIoners. inquired of Mr. Sci

/ rnissioners, inquired Of Mr. Sci
lers:
do you intend 10 keep trying? p
"Oh. yes" Mr.. Sellers answered
I'm determined"
God bless youi" said Father
Hesburgh.
In further questioning, Mr.. VII
kins brought out that there are
approximately 1000 Negroes in
Bullock County and about 1000
whites. OF these $500 whites are
registered voters, but only -four
Negroes.
Asked II he had ever been ar
rested or convicted. Mr.. Sellers
acknowledged one conviction. The
anxiety on the faces Of staff mem
bers and spectators was obvious
until he explained that he was
once fined $40 for not having a
tail light on his truck
The Tuskegee witnesses provid-
ed a marked contrast 20 the cleo
ton officials who had ruled them
ineligible TO register and vote.
Most had high scholastic qualifica-
lions Some possessed masters and
doctorate degrees. A great many
have bachelors degrees.
The election officials recited
their excuse for not testifying In
a halting manner, requiring coach
ing and prompting from their at
torneys every four or five words.
Mr.. Mitchell revealed that the
Tuslsegee Civic Association had
detailed records OF every trip 10
the registrars office made by
Negro since 1861 together with the
results.
He testified that a total OF L.
D4s colored persons applied 10
register since 1850, and only sol
Of them succeeded in getting certi-
ficates. He further said that the
1850 census shows a white popul-
alton OF 3,177. while in 1858 there
are 3,016 registered white voters.
they outnumber colored regis
rants six-to-one.
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MT. OLIVET BAPTIST

I MI. OLlNEI bAFlASA
The morning service Sunday De
cember IA, opened with a beauti'
full professional by the Young
Adult Choir. Rev. B. II. Hunter
conducted worship and presented
the guest speaker, Rev. John Digs
Of Pilgrim Baptist church, who
delivered an inspiring message us
ing as his subject, Anarchy In
the World"
Evening dedicatory service was
well attended and very impressive
A group Of twenty Of the youpg
adult choir in their new attractive
grey robes were dedicated. Spec
ial musical selections were rem
dered. James Martin is director
Alvin Scott, assistant and Carl
Walker is pianist.
Young people from the BTU
leaders and the president, Mrs
Helen Wagner, participated in a
Youth For Christ meeting held at
Pilgrim Baptist church Saturday
evening December Is at 1880 pm.
December 81, at $3.50 pm. the
Sunday School will present ITS
Christmas program.
Mrs. Evelyn Scott Of East st.
Louis, Ill. united with the church.
Visitors during the day were
Miss Alice Huston and Mrs. G.
Window of st. Louis, Mo.
At 7:45 pm. Sunday evening
December 2S, a candle li"ht Christ
mas musical will be presented by
the combined choirs Of the church,
namely: Senior, Gospel Chorus,
Mems Chorus and the Young Adult
Choir.
Mt. Olivet church was saddened
by the death of Mrs. G. w. Rob
inson in Des Moines, Ia. Messages
of coincidence were sent.
You are welcome to attend any
Of the services at Mt. OIivet, The
Church of F'riendliness."
Mrs NJ. f. Bell, reporter.
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Mrs. MoFnie Mort
Dies Funeral Held
A. woodord chopel

Funeral services for Mrs. Mamie
Hart, rs, Of lii4 James Az. N
who died December ., al Mt. Sinai
hospital were held at l pm. Fn.
day December u. at the Woodland
Funeral chapel Hardy White OF.
ficiated with burial IN Crystal
Lake cemetery.
Mrs Hart was born In Joliet.
m and had been a resident Of
Minneapolis for a. years she was
the widow o. the late Philip "
Hart, who presided her In death
some years ago.
There are no known survivors
swcodari Funeral Home vas IN
charge Of the services.
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BOARD NETTING

The executive board OF the Min
nesota Historical Society's Com
mittee for the Study Of the Role
Of the Negro in Minnesota History
met Monday night December IS at
the Spokesman 4 Recorder build.
ing in Minneapolis
Members present were Kathyrn
Johnson. MGthew Stark. John
Bengston, Louis Moore, Ashby
Gaskins, and Cecil Newman. com
mittee president who presided
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George Robinson Mlll
City Resident IS
NOuFs SUeeumbs

Final rites for George Robinson
76, Of 20O0-i8th Az. s., who died
Unexpectedly at his home on Sun.
day, December IL, were held at
pm, Wednesday December n. Rev
John Youag offioiRted with burial
In Crystal Lake cemetery,
Mr. Robinson was born in Shell
bina, Mo, and had lived IN Mime
apolis for the past 20 years. lie
was a member OF Bethesda Bap-
list church.
Surviving are his widow. Rosie;
one daughter Mrs John Bridge
ford. Of Aurora, m. and two sis
tiers. Mrs Charlotte Robinson,
Akron. Ohio and Miss Queenle
Robinson, Omaha, Neb.
Woodland Funeral Home was In
charge Of arrangements
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Tryouts Scheduled

Adventure Theater, the Mont
gomery County adult group
which gives plays for children,
will hold additions for "The Wiz
ard of or" on December 16 and
II. Actors, dancers, musicians,
puppeteers and backstage tech.
nicians are needed. Morning and
evening tryouts Tuesday: $3.50
am. at Rock Creek Cabin, Beach
DIR. off East-West hwy; and 8 pm.
at Lynnbrook Recreation Center,
Lynnbrook and Newgate SITS. in
Chevy Chase, Md. Also Wednes.
day evening, 8 pm. at the Old
County Building, $500 Colesville
rd., Silver Spring. For further in.
formation telephone JU. 9-6552 or
JU. 1922.