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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-04-04
AROUND DUNBAR

The English department of Dunbar junior high school,
with Mrs A. S. Bush chairman, presented the annual
Speech Festival Tuesday, March 25 900 m. in the
of the school, The students competed in five
Extemporaneous speeches. original poetry humorous poetry
free reading and lyric Poetrywh rstplace winners IN
each division being awarded books Certificates of merit were
second and hirdpace winners. The books and
certificates ably presented by The Reverend H.
Talbert.
The rst-place winners follows: Herbert Denton
i Tritoba Hayes, Collier, Mahlon Martin, Yvonne
Richardson Alice Vault Gloria Harper Leroy Randolph
Betty Madden " and Tavern Ashford were select
ed as secondplace Carolyn Jordan Bobbe Stewart
Robinson Mary Dunn chosen by the judges
for third place.
program impressive Informative and enjoyable
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-04-04

Several names helped to leng-
then our Honor Roll for the past
six weeks period. They are: John
T. Grissom, Sylvester Stewart, jr.;
Fred Wordlowe, Zendra t. Crump
Deirdre Hamilton, Dolores McEl-
roy, Monica Nash.
Mothers who visited our room
last week were: Mrs. Pauline Nc
Elroy, Mrs. Haynes, Mrs. Olivia
Hamilton, Mrs. Bertha Clark, Mrs.
Marion Vines Mrs. Sarah Free
man, and w. l.. Nash.
We love and enjoy stories and
musical activities, so the main
feature of our assembly program
which We presented this month
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-04-04
:: WITH THEsCHOOLS .
=: Around Horace Mann :
MANN STUDENT RECEIVES HoNoRs
by A.. S. Terry

Henry Wallace Shead Mr. Versatility at Mann senior
nigh was honored during assembly
Shead is wildly known the state for his appear
ahces on Center Stage fine piano player excellent
llst and an announcer possessing great deal of wit
Although he has gained his recognition in the
Held OF music one of these awards of different
ture In recent dramatic held in Arkadepha
Shead chosen best performance as Charlie
Matter Over Mind "Sterng Williams president of the Mann
student council, presented the award to Henry
Inc second award trophy for first place in the Qua
cnta county talent show presented to Henry by Will
liam Walker, Mann staff member Henry, turn present
ed the trophy to Dr. L. NJ Christophe.
Henry, 16 year old senior, the son of Rev and Mrs.
W L Shead, 1119 West 22nd street
MANN WINS SECOND PLACE IN DRAMATIC TouRNA
MENT
Joe Peyton Sterling Williams, Carice Richardson,
thy Williams and Ann Poindexter presented play
Wilbur Takes His Medicine" the Dramatic in
Pine Bluff The play place Carce Richardson
ceved honorable mention for the Best Actress Award
scHoLA CANToRUM PRESENTS MUSICAL PROGRAM
The Schola Cantoru, choral ensemble from the Univer
sy of Arkansas, presented musical program in the gym
hasm Wednesday morning at 1000 a. m.
HORACE MANN-JoNEs COUNCIL
The Council is composed of students Horace
and Jones high school, The members the council are
chosen with the approval of homeroom teachers DEANS
comselors of each school,
The purpose of the council to stimulate wholesome
attitude of public relationships among the fol-
lowers of the schools.
The officers for 1888 President Dorothy Smith,
Vice President Barbara Brown Secretary Dolores Hubert
Assistant Secretary African McCraw Treasurer Doris Bal
lard, Chaplain Cleon McCraw, Parliamentaran Alice No
Ian Reporters Dorothy JONES' Larry Richardson Joseph
Brown, and Barbara Williams.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-04-04
Bush School
FIRST GRADERS WORK

Boys and girls of Grade IL
spent many busy days in school
during the month of March.
Many of us progressed very
well in our reading and related
work. We strive to complete all
basic books, all supplementary
books and many Library books.
Recently our group made a trip
to Little Rock Health Center
where we enjoyed Dental
Health Party. OI1 teeth were ex-
amined by the school dentist.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-04-04

was Musical Folk Story drama
tization, The Boy and the Billy
Goats Three" Characters were:
Billy, Sylvester Stewart. jr.;
Three Goats, Annice Wilson.
Matte, Jones, and Louis Vines.
Mrs. Rabbit, Zandra Crump;
MIR. Fox, Riekie Davis: Mrs.
Honey Bee. Rita Ann Butler;
THE Chorus" the class. Narrator
was Dolores McElroy. Monica
Nash gave an introduction to the
playlet Deidre Hamilton was Mis-
tress of Ceremonies. Devotions
Consisted of scripture reading
by John Grissom, song by the
class, and The Flag Pledge led by
Calvin Coats.
The fourth grade has just CONS
pleted unit on Birds" and
Bird Life" Much information
was gained in studying the diff
ferent kinds and habits of birds.
Many creative and original ideas
were presented during the culmin-
ating period. Among the many in
teresting reports were "Pre-des-
Continued ON page Ten
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-14
DOver Clubs
Make Plans
For December

DOVER - Plans for a Christ
mas party were made by the La
dies Catholic Benevolent AS
ISOLATION at the November meet
ing held in the st. Joseph social
hall.
Miss Jean Fondriest was nam
ed chairman for the meeting to
be held Tuesday, Dec. 2. She
will be assisted by Miss Peggy
Lieser, Mrs. Carl Lieser and
Mrs. Clarence Shilling.
The Regina Study Club will
hold its November meeting at
the home of Mrs. Louis Lagatta.
The October session featured
talks on Roman Catholics
Around the World" and Human
Life and Health"
"Truthfulness" was the dis.
cussion topic at the November
meeting of the st. Joseph Study
Club in the home of Mrs. John
Police. The December session
will be held at the home of Mrs
Rudy Pietro.
A contribution to the Blessed
Martin Guild was voted at The
November meeting of the Bless
ed Martin Study Club at The
home Of Mrs. Henry Fearon.
Christmas party will be helt
Dec. Is at the home of Mrs. Rob
ert Tolotti with Mrs. Jack bout
as co-hostess.
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Kinder Key
Carol Units

Kinder Key members are
planning their fifth annual Kin
der Key Caroling, which will be
held this year on Tuesday, Dec.
9, and Wednesday, Dec. 10.
Groups all over the city are
being contacted in an effort to
keep alive the tradition of car
oling in the true Christmas spir-
it. All contributions received by
the carolers are given to the
Kinder Key Heart Laboratory al
Children's Hospital.
Mrs. Richard Roby, 100 w,
California Ave-, is general
chairman, assisted by Mrs. A. 0
Wing, Jr.
Those heading up the various
areas over the city are Mrs
Mark Whitaker and Mrs
George Williams, North; Mrs
William Jones and Mrs. j. N
Weakley, South; Mrs. William
Maddox and Mrs. David Sands
East; Mrs. Johr A. Miller ane
Mrs. George Wertz, West; ane
Mrs. James Maloon and Mrs
Kent Tarrier, Arlington Grand
view.
Churches, schools and Chile
Conservation League groups are
being contacted. Anyone wish
ing to organize a group may cal
Mrs. Roby, AM. 2-4155.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-14
St. Ann Guilds
NeW
Officers

st. Ann Infant Home and Hos
pital Guilds elected officers and
announced November meetings
as follows:
Guild no. 10-Nov. IL at the
home of Mrs. Jan Litzinger, 914
Binns Blvd. The following Off
GERS were installed: chairman,
Mrs. Norman Hausfeld, $50 S.
Westmoor Ave; secretary-treas-
urer, Mrs. Kenneth Unger, 767
S. Ogden Ave, and publicity
Mrs. David Armour, 476 Home.
conner Dr., Grove City.
Guild No. al, Nov. "a at 8 pm.
at the home of Mrs. Paul Laihr
1856 Stoddart Ave. New officers
for 1859 are: chairman, Mrs. l.
F. Carpenter, TAB Linwood Ave-,
secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Thorn
as Moore, 1878 E. Livingston
Ave; publicity, Mrs. Ivan Biggs
2710 Eastcleft DR..
Guild No. 43, Nov. % at 8:1s
pm, at the home of Mrs. Viii
liam Biddle, 1904 Brandon Rd.
Guild No. %, Nov. %, 8 pm.
at the home Of Mrs. N. A. Mol
chan, 2160 Riverhill DR.. New of
ficers include: chairman, Mrs
N. A. Molchan; secretary-treas
urs~, Mrs. Howard Pontius, 1872:
23rd Ave; publicity, Mrs. Viii
liam Studer, 1886 Osceola Ave.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-14
Sacred Heart
Women Plan
New Projects

NEW PH1LAD ELPHIA -
Members of the Altar Society
of Sacred Heart Church will
sponsor a card party and bake
sale Friday, Dec. 5.
Mrs. Thomas Mcclellan and
Mrs. Olive DeBattista, co-chair-
men, said festivities will start
at 8 pm. in the parish hail.,
Members were also urged at
the monthly meeting last week
to cooperate with the parish
council which will hold a chick
en- dinner Sunday.
The society voted a contribu-
ton to the Tuscarawas County
Council for Retarded Children.
The group will have its annu-
al Christmas party Dec. /, which
will feature a covered dish sup
per and gift exchange.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-14
C.. King Women Form
Seven Convent Guilds

Women of Christ the King par
ish have organized seven Con-
vent Guilds with Mrs. Albert
Aftermath, 1888 E. Livingston
Ave., as general chairman, and
Mrs. Helen S. Gilligan. 939 Yer
non Rd., co-chairman.
Chairmen of these guilds are
Mrs. Aftermath, Guild /; Mrs. ].
C. Kruetler, Guild 2; Mrs John
Cassidy, Guild 3; Mrs. Therese
johnson, Guild 4; Mrs. Arthur
Guild 5; Mrs. Robert
Petzinger, Guild 6, and Mrs,
Robetr Ritchey, Guild Z.
Any ladies of the parish in.
terested in forming more guilds
are asked to contact Mrs. Alter.
matt, BE. 1-4744, or Mrs. Gill.
gan, BEL Tilt.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-14

Proceeds from the Book Fair
will be used to add library books
to the various elias S o o m s..
Books may also be donated to
the school, and each of these
gift books will have in it a book
plate bearing the name of the
donor.
Books for children from pre-
school to high school age are
on display.
Mrs. Ralph e. Cody, 173
Charleston Ave-, chairman, was
assisted by Mrs. John Craw-
ford, Plum Tree Drive, Powell,
and Mrs. Cy Hemmelgarn, 346
Colonial Ave, Worthington.
Poster and essay contests
were held in connection with
the Book Fair for students in
the fifth through the eighth
grades.
Chairmen of the poster con-
test were Mrs. Thomas III. Rock
we'll, 395 Shelby Blvd, Worth
ington, and Mrs. John F. Willie,
Alb East Kanawha Ave.
The posters were judged by
Mrs. Joseph v. Carzani, a men,
Der of st. Michael's parish. Mrs.
Canaan, whose husband is d.
rector of the Columbus Art
Schools.
Winners were: first, John Co
dy, Grade z, 173 Charleston
Ave; second, Molly Crawford,
Grade 6, Plum Tree Dr., Powell;
third, Robert Kendall, Grade 8,
118 Sharon Springs Dr., Worth
ington.
The grade awards were given
to-: Maria Schmidt, Grade 5, 404C
Summit View, Dublin: Roderick
Porter, Grade 8, $3.50 Dover
Court, Riverlea; Ann Campbell
Grade 7, 534 Park Blvd, Worth
ington; and John Baird, Grade
3, $50 E. Stanton Ave.
In charge Of the essay confess
were Mrs. Neil Hinterschied, AL
Kenbrcok Dr., and Mrs. JOSEPH
L. Hughes, 1856 Colonial Ave.
10th Of Worthington. The judge
vas Father Clement Durbin, in
dructor of English at Waiter
son High School.
The following were winners
first, Sally Mock, Grade Z, IL
Charleston Ave-; second. Katf
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-14
st. Christopher Groups
Sponsor Dinner-Bazaar

Members of st. Christopher's
Holy Name Society will join
with the Parish Council of Cath
olic Women on Sunday in spon-
soring an annual Embarrassing
dinner.
Roast beef dinners will be
served in the parish hall from
/ to 7 pm. and in conjunction
with a bazaar to be held in the
school hall, 1881 Ida Ave. Tick
cts for the dinner will be $1.5O
for adults and 75c for children.
Mrs. Edward Jaconetti is gen.
eral chairman and Raymond
Mays is co-chairman. The bazaar
is in charge of Mrs. James Wis
intine and Mrs. Frank Lorenz is
cO-chairman.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-14
St. James Women
To Meet Thursday

The Altar Society of st. James
the Less Church will shold its
monthly meeting in the school
hall, Nov. 20, 8 pm.
Refreshments will be served
after the meeting, followed by
bingo and euchre games. Mrs.
Betty Garrick is chairman, as
sisted by E, F and G members.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-14
Springs Sets
Tea For Mothers

New in the social calendar
of st. Mary of the Springs Acad-
envy is a Mother-D Daughter tea
to be given in the Academy So
|cial Hall Sunday, Nov. is, at
p pm. Sister Rita Glare. Di-
rectress of the Academy, has
invited more than ECO mothers
and their daughters. Styled an
Autumn Tea," the affair will
provide an opportunity for
mothers and teachers to become
acquainted. Entertainment will
be provided by several of the
Academy girls who will present
a brief program of singing anc
dancing.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-14

leen Cody, Grade 8, 173 Charles
ton Ave; third, Samuel Cato,
Grade 7, 208 Rosslyn Ave.
Grade winners were: Daniel
Cody, Grade 5, 173 Charleston
Ave; Roderick Porter, Grade 6;
Priscilla Knaus, Grade 7, $685.
Worthington-G alena Rd., Worth
ington; and John Common, Grade
8, 5726 Andover ST., Worthing-
ton.
Each of the IA winners in the
two contests will be given a
choice of one of the books on
display at the Book Fair as a
prize.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-14
ST. Plus X Parish Forms
Altar-Rosary Society

Mrs. Edna Ferris has been
elected president of the first
Altar and Rosary Society organ
lied at st. Plus x parish in Rey-
noldsburg.
Assisting her are Mrs. Made
liene Dixon, vice-president; Mrs.
Helen Pagan, secretary, and Mrs
Jane DeCarlo, treasurer.
Meetings will be held on the
last Wednesday of each month
and the group will receive Com
'munion the following Sunday.
Father Andrew Holman, pas.
tor, presided at the organiza
tional meeting and spoke on the
society's purpose and the induI
gences that may be gained by
active membership.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-14

'"The Nuns Story" a recent
best-seller by Katherine Hulmes.
Members may bring guests to
this November meeting, which
will be followed by a social un.
der the craftsmanship of Miss
Mary Ellen McAndrews and
Mrs. Fred Hays.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-14
ST. Andrew Group
To Hold Card Party

ST. Andrews Womenss Clup
will sponsor a card party at 3 p.
m. Friday, Nov. n, in the social
hall of the church at Reed and
Mccoy Rds.
Chairman of the event Is Mrs.
Harold Saunders. Other chair
men are Mrs. Donald Roach, Mrs.
Walter Brandt, Mrs. Leonard
Franceschelli, Mrs. Robert Full
err, Mrs. Bernard O'Leary and
Mrs. Richard Ziegler.
The tickets, which will in-
clude refreshments, are 500
and may be purchased at the
door.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-14
Gem Talk To Feature
ST. Rrendan Meeting

The Miriam Club and PCCW
of st. Brendan's Church will
meet at 8 pm. Tuesday in the
parish hall, 4475 Dublin-rd.
A representative of Hohen-
slime jewelers. will speak on
Fascinating Facts about Gem
Stones"
Hostesses for the evening
will be Mrs. Frank Spear, chair.
man, Mrs. Paul Hadocy, Mrs.
Joseph Manns and Mrs. Bea Kin
skey.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-14

Kelton Ave, Mrs. Marcena Wal
lace, P~ataskala, Mrs. Phillip
Johnston, 1859 Fleetwood Ave,
Mrs. Lowell Prichard, Pataskala;
Miss Nancy Scholl, 1416 Crest
Rd.; Mrs. David j. Luckhaupt,
AZ Kanawa Ave, and Mrs. Eu-
gene Puccetti, 1893 Broadview
Ave.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-14

They include Mrs. Harry
Schott, president; Mrs. Helen
first vice-pres i d e n t
Miss Mary Boland, second vice
president; Miss Mary King, sec
rotary; Miss Mary Lindimore
treasurer; and Mrs. Helen Sitter
and Mrs. Leo Hammerstein
members-atlarge.
DR.. Anne Bernardine Whit
mer of the Ohio State University
English department will review
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-14
ST. Andrew Club Meets

The st. Andrews Women's
Club will meet at 8 pm. Tues
day in the social hall of the
school. Mrs. H. H. Krause,
chairman, has selected a movie
to be shown, entitled Feast
Days"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-14

Tickets are available from mem
bers or at the door.
Mrs. Frank Scholl, 1416 Crest
I'd, is chairman, and is being
assisted by the following: Mrs.
Hilda, Bennett, ATT Linwood
Ave, Mrs. Edw. Parry. Patas-
kala, Mrs. Paul Slower, 4272 Z.
Main ST., Mrs. Leroy Foster, Pa.
taskala; Mrs. Clyde Sheline. 500
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-14
Cloverleaf Clubs
Plan Annual Dance

The members of Cloverleaf Clubs of st. Anthony's
Hospital are presenting their Annual Harvest Dance
from 9 to IL. Round and Square Dancing to the music
of Raw Cincione'S Band. The caller will be Jack Young.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-14
Fifth Annual Book Fair
Ends Al St. Michael's

st. Michael P.T.A.'s fifth annual Book Fair closes
this weekend with the sale of children's books from
all five Masses in the spare classroom on the top floor
Of st. Michael School, Selby Blvd, and North High st.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-14
Catholic Women's League
Presents New Officers

he presented at the monthly meeting to be held at
7:3O pm. Monday at st. RaphaePs Home, 1850 Rox-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-14
III. Family Open House

The Holy Family PTA will
sponsor an open house begin
ming at 2:3O pm. Sunday. The
group will hold a game party at
3. pm. next Thursday in the
school cafeteria. Admission 75c
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-14
Plan ClOverleaf Dance

Above planning the annual cIoverIeaf dance
are: Mrs. Agnes CaIusha, 134o Meadow Rd. Mrs.
Mary Jan shiIine, 53S KeIton Ave, Mrs. Kathleen
Puccefti, 1898 Broadview Ave.
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READERS CLEARING HOUSE

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Weeks Social Lions:
Richard NJ. NixOnS
Continued from Page b.

Continued from Page B.
Of turquoise satin, was closely
uraped over q white taffeta
skirt in a turquoise and yell
low print. Since she had been
suffering from q cold for
days. she greeted the first
guests wearing q white fur
tippit over her dinner dress.
Wiley Buchanan also added
q note Of sartorial splendor
to the party with his cuff
links and studs Of beauti-
fully set emeralds. These are
Wiley's present to Wiley" he
said. adding that he had
picked them up in Paris.
After cocktails and hors
d'oeuvres in the drawing
room. guests went into the
three rooms with their
candle-tree decor. The dining
room was all In pink. with
a pink and gold dinner serv-
ice and pink frosted glass,
and pink carnations and
heather interviewer among
the candle trees.
Green and blue tables we're
highlighted In the library.
where two tables for 10 guests
were set. Blue and gold din
ner plates we're emphasized
by blue candles interviewer
with yellow crysanthemums
and acacia. Green candles
glowed on the green table.
with green Venetian glass and
jonquil and acacia decor.
In the winter garden.
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wrought iron tables were set
with blue and white Wedge
wood china and white gar
denias we're interviewer among
the candle trees.
After dinner the host an
nounced that there would be
no speeches. when / look
around me. / see that there
isn't a group Of 80 men in
Washington that make as
many speeches as this group"
he said. therefore we are
having no speeches tonight"
A few minutes later he pro.
posed a toast to the Presi-
dent Of the United States to
which guests drank in cham
payne.
II any Washington hostess
might be wondering how to
seat So people at dinner. here
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TOMORROW

d. c. And College Park
Kappa Gamma Alumnae--
Sis pm, at home Of Mrs.
John w. West. 1918 Hamp-
den Lane, Bethesda. Joint
meeting: speaker. Mrs. Cicero
Hogan.
Washington Readers Club
"a pm. Pen Women's
Studio. 1851 Columbia road
NV. Meeting: program.
The Symphony Of the Sea-
sons"
BRYN MAWR CLUB
pm. at home Of Mrs. j.
Austin Stone, 303s Forty
fourth street NV. Meeting:
program. DR.. Glen Swiggett.
Constitution Chapter OAR
Chapter House Meeting.
slides shown by Mrs. william
H0cke.
Capitol Chapter OARS
pm. at home of Mrs. A. Y.
Casanova. 1913 Thirteenth
street NV. Meeting: pro-
gram. white elephant sale.
Afternoon Section Of Alpha
Chi Omega Alumnae-l2:30
pm. at home OF Mrs. z.
Riley Campbell. 7 East Mel
rose street. Chevy Chase.
Dessert meeting; speaker.
Mrs. P. H. Ho from Chinese
Embassy.
Bridge Section Of Junior
WOman's Club Of Silver
Spring-S:30 pm. at home Of
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ON THE AGENDA

Mrs. william Ericsson. 3502
Randolph road. Silver Spring.
Meeting.
Presidential Chapter. Ma.
tional Secretaries Association
30 pm, Woman's National
Democratic Club. Dinner
meeting.
Northern Virginia Alumnae
Chapter. Gamma Phi Beta
at home Of Mrs. Philip
Barnhart. 1898 North Quincy
street. Arlington. Meeting.
Fort MeHenry Chapter,
DAR-S pm. chapter house.
Meeting; speaker. 1t. Col.
J. S. Cook. jr.
Alpha Phi Alumnae Of
Northern virginia-at home
Of Mrs. Charles Haslet. 46i0
Third street North. Airing
ton. Meeting: white elephant
sale. bingo and card games:
dinner served at Gas.
Federation Of Republican
Women Of Maryland-Staf-
ford Hotel. Baltimore. execu-
tive committee at 1890 am.
and executive board meeting
at 1880; luncheon at l pm.
WOmen's Guild Of Amer
lean University - ls2Q pm,
Graydon Hall on University
campus. Massachusetts, and
Nebraska avenues NV. Meet
ing. DR.. Aida Smith will re-
view Inside Africa" by John
Gunther: luncheon precedes
review,