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WAA aNRCAAd va tAAN dC6ACN Va
Civil Service Commission appl
That's the view of the
personnel officials who feel
but needs effective aid from
the csc to be effective.
The csc thus far has ISSUED
general guide lines for the
agencies to follow and has sci
next January as the date when
each agency must have a merit
program ready to put into op-
Grafton. However. the CSC;
guide lines are of a broad
rather than a specific nature
setting forth such principles as
that the promotions must be
based on ability, seniority, ex-
perience. etc.
csc ofilcials say that more
specific regulations and policy
will be issued as the program
moves along.
Some of the Governments
personnel offlcials are not en-
thusiastic about the program,
feeling that it is too restrictive
and deprives individual agen-
cies Of the right to select
whomever they please for pro-
motions to better jobs.
However, many other per-
sonnet directors feel that a
sound merit promotion pro-
gram would benefit all con-
cerned and relieve personnel
people in Government from the
various preSsures that are APP
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sun, today 5:4S am. 6:19 pm
sun, tomorrow 5:4S am. 6:17 pm
Moon, today --7:05 pm. $3.50 I'm
Automobile lights must be turneC
on one-haf hour after sunset,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14

SPECIAL TABLOID
20-Pooe Konn Housewares
Section.
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w ~ AAtO NhSNb AANab OuAAhdA
'adership and guidance that the
les to the program.
large majority OF Government
hat the program has potential
piled when promotion oppor-
tunities occur.
I Federal employe groups feel
that 70 be effective the merit
promotion programs in the
agencies will require strong en-
forcement by the csc.
F., PER DIEM PAY-The De-
Tense Department and other
Federal agencies are expected
soon to issue regulations carry
ing out the intent of the new
law speeding up future pay
raises Of the Governments
100000 per diem tblue collar
workers. The White House may
also issue an overall policy d.
receive on the matter.
Under the new law, per diem
workers are guaranteed that
future pay raises will take eff
feet not later than IS work
days after a wage survey is
authorized.
Personnel officials in the De-
Tense Department, which is the
Governments largest employer
of per diem workers, said that
the various installations and
units will be given instructions
to make certain that the pay
raises resulting from such wage
surveys are effected even ear
lier than the As days If possible.
Other agencies are expected to
follow suit.
Under the old system, many
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SECTION E-l2 Pages
Amusements, Radio, Music,
TEEN.
Stage and Screen Ell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
Eiderdown Quilts?

STUTTGART. Germany. Sept
10 tAP) The president of the
West German hotel and res.
| taurant federation. Willy
Pauly. says there are now more
hotel beds in West Germany
than in all Germany before
World War $4,000 as CON-
pared with $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
HOLLY WOOD
By SHEiLAH GRAHAM
June Definitely Retires

peared on three big shows re-
Gently. Ann would like to park
the dancing shoes once in q
while for q try at Drummer. "
The minimum asking price
for the movie version Of Robert
Presttn's big Broadway musical
hit. THE Music Man. " Is 81 mil
lion. The Meredith wilson,
Franklin Lacey smash has an
advance sale until January.
1859. Lacey. who has been hid
ing his light under q school,
teachers bushel. has two new
projects coming up: Pagan in
the Parlor." which got of to q
huge start In England but had
to close prematurely because Of
the leading lady's illness. and q
revue. Going Places" Lacey
Is coming TO my house Monday
evening TO play the music for
the latter. He's so modest that
when play producer Gilbert
Miller asked 10 see him. he said.
shall I bring Meredith tWil-
SOM along?" We'll" replied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
Miller. II wasn't thinking q
casting Burgess Meredith"

Miller. II wasn't thinking Of
casting Burgess Meredith"
$50
Dean Martin and blond wife
Jean are second honeymooning
at Palm Springs for two weeks
IN their newly completed home.
Deans Tv show for February |
looks like q blockbuster. His
guests include Frank Slnatra
and Danny Thomas.
All the James Mason Dorothy
cambridge movie. "Infamy at
Sea-" win be shot on q Matson
Line freighter. on Honolulu.
Starts next month. with Miss
Dandridge playing q mulatto.
Good for Peggle Castle: She
returned recently from her
leading role with Mario LAMA
in Seven Hills Of Rome" but
she has taken of for Paris for
two months and to heck with
the career to be with husband
Bill McGarry, assistant director
on Rex Harrison's Reluctant
Debutante."
40
Red-haired Robert Welch--
ne directed Bob Hope and Jane
Russell at Paramount - has
been doing some Tv producing
at Metro, and. having recovered
his health. will so to France
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SYLVESTER

Continued From Page Asa
and got up from the table 10 GO
TO his matinee.
Daddy" said his daughter
aren't you going shopping with
us?" Pat confessed that he
couldn't.
Il have to 80 TO work. he
explained.
Daddy" said his offspring
aren't you an actor any
more?"
$3.50
viii Jordan Of Tv is respon-
sibie for the tale about the very
sick man who smelled some-
thing delicious and called his
daughter to his bedside to ask
what II was. The daughter told
him his wife was cooking all
sorts Of wonderful food. He sent
the daughter to the kitchen TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

bring him . little. She returned
with the announcement:
Mama says nobody eats until
after the funeral"
4tH
A friend Of this department
was visiting with family friends
the other night and his hosts
brought out the album OF we'd
ding pictures In which the guest
was featured as best man. The
couples small daughter and son
looked over the adults Shout
ders.
Il wonder" said Junior. "why
we're not in any Of these pic
lures.
Il guess" said his sister, I'VE
were home with the baby sit
ter
49,
A woman drove up TO the
Bowlero alleys In New Jersey
the other night in q car which
had a pretty badly mashed FEM
der. She asked the attendant
II he knew OF any nearby ga
rage which could flx It.
II don't think So" the fellow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

70 Aim THE Happy Prisoners
after some TV At CHS. II need
some actors and actresses who
want six 10 seven weeks OF
vacation IN the south Of France.
all expenses paid and q piece
'of the picture" Robert told
me. But contact him. not me-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

admitted. They only wash
cars. They don't iron them"
49,
Gary Hare, aged q bit over
10. has been studying the Ten
Commandments In Sunday
school and the other Sunday
his father. publicist Spencer
Hare. asked him II he knew the
meaning Of Thou Shalt Not
Commit Adultery"
Sure" said Gary. 1T means
that married men shouldn't
stand on street corners and
whistle at girls"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
Films Of More Thon Routine Mem

THE HELEN MORGAN STORY"-Her storys not much
but Gogi Grant does q 6rst-rate job on her songs
THE KING AND P'-Sumptuous film Of the musical de-
light winningly played by Deborah Yul Brynner
LIS 6lhLS"-Mtx Gayn0r. Kay Kendall and Gene Kelly
ON spirited musical Temp through Paris.
LOVE is MANY-SPLENDORED misunderstanding a.
enacted here BY Jennfer Jones and william Holden
MY MAN GODFREY"-Slickly remade with David Niyen
as the blueblood butler. June Alyson the xany deb
THE SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS"-James Stewart as Charles
Lindbersh In fine recall Of his famed Paris flight
THE TIN STAR-Henry Fonda In western
yarn with . tongue-in-cheek approach
~ ANGRY MEN"-Mr. Fonda again. ON Jury duty In the
movie that took top henors at Berlins film festival
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

HOLLYWOOD. tNANA). -
Former movie star. ex-noviti-
ate June HayeP put Q tentative
toe back into show business
when she appeared briefly with
husband Fred MacAIurray on
the Lucille Ball-Desi Arnaz Tv
spectacular. But that was
enough to convince her that
she Is through with grease
paint, You can say definitely
that ! have retired" June
phoned me before taking OF
for two weeks with Fred at
their ranch north Of San Fran
cisco.
Betty Furness. who is pencil
slim already. was spotted at
the new Slenderella In Beverly
Hills. Betty is the happiest
girl since her television spon-
scr transferred the show to
Hollywood. her favorite city.
Dress designer (among
other thingsl Don Lopez. says
re the new shapeleSs look:
Nov at last women can use
those old potato sacks they
usually throw out---if they want
to look like an old potato sack.
that Is"
Taina Elg. so good In LES
Girls" had to turn down the
invitation to replace Gwen Ver-
don in New Girl in Town" in
May. TN about to start 'Imi-
tation General with Glenn
Ford and Dean Jones, Taina
explained. She plays a farm
girl in this movie. but I hope
She manages to retain some Of
her LES Girls" sauciness. i
Red Buttons also Is in the pic
ture with Taina and Ford. This
wiz be his first movie role
since his excellent emoting with
Marion Brando in ''Sayonara.
Ben Gaxzara is ready to sign
the lead In Leo McCarey's
Rally Round the Flag. Boysl"
-. Ann Miller Is bypassing pic
lures for more Tv. She has APP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
PEOPLE
IN
BUSINESS
James B. Plat, jr., president

James b. Plat, jr., president
Of Stone Paper Tube Co., 910
Franklin street NE, presided
over the 25th annual meeting
of the National Fibre Can and
Tube Association as retiring
president. j. J. Michigan, vice
president Of the company. was
elected to the board of direc-
tors Of the association,
L. p. Steuart. Inc. tied for
eighth place with two other
firms in De Soto's top ten
rankings" for April sales hon
ors, in a national contest.
WinsOn Jones, principal and
resident manager of the Wash
ington office of Alexander Grant
& Co., has been appointed by
the president of the American
Institute of Certified Public Ac-
countants to the Institutes
Committee on Accounting for
Public Housing.
C. H. HerrOld, jr., former ma
tional labor reporter for United
Press and a member of the Ma
tional Press Club, has been
promoted from account execu-
tive to vice president of Mellott,
Pitney, Rowan g. Co., New York
financial relations firm.
Miss Mary X. Mills has been
added to the sales force of
Francis I. du Pont & Co., 781
Fourteenth street NV, mem
bers of the New York Stock
Exchange, as a registered rep
resentative.
James M. Brewbaker, au-
thority on labor law here, and
John A. GOsnell, general coun-
sci for the National Small Bus
mess Mems Association, partic-
ipated in a special Small Bust
ness Day" observance in
Philadelphia.
Lester o. Schriver, managing
director, National Association
of Life Underwriters, received
the George ArentS Pioneer
Medal and Scroll from SYRIA
cuse University in Syracuse,
N. Y, from Chancellor Will
liam P. Tolley.
Douglas L. Zerkel, who for
merly headed Multigraph dis
tribution here. will serve as
managing director of Addresso-
graph-Multigraph Corps Aus
tralian subsidiary company.
william w Treadwell has
been appointed official United
States delegate to the First
World Congress of Public Re-
lations to be held in Brussels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
BY WARREN BENNETT


NEW YORK, June 7.-Cor-
porate bonds advanced this
week but Government secur-
tiles turned irregularly lower
The corporate rise was on
expanded volume. 1t was but-
tressed by solid advances by in
dustrials, rails and investment
quality issues. Foreign bonds
edged narrowly higher. Utilities,
however, we're of sharply.
Rails in particular posted
good gains in heavy trading.
Missouri Pacific IS advanced
ia in the week to 48A. The
same carriers 41z's Of 1890
picked up a similar amount at
791a. Katz SIS of 1867 gained
Ia at 6412 and the As of
East Coast SIS spurted 1915 at
102. The road is reported ready
to emerge from 81 years in
receivership.
The Government market
faltered because of the big
Treasury financing operation.
Addition Of a new long term
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, June z R.-weather was
the dominant factor In grain futures
trading this week and it was mostly
hearish
The only exception on the Board of
Trade was in the July and September
rye CONTRACTS which finished with small
gains. All other contracts were on
the losing side with the broadcast set
back in wheat.
The two rye deliveries maintained
their firmness on reports that the
Northwest, where most of the Nations
supply Of the grain is Grown, again
needs rain.
Fairly steep declines in all grains
early in the week were hooked to re-
ports of good rainfall in most OF the
Midwest over the Memorial Day week
end, but tTdaers said the setbacks
merely corrected an overbullish feeling
that damaging drought had a good
grip on the area
Corn withstood the general weakness
well, however, on diminishing supplies
of the grain in commercial channels
and the simple fact that producers are
not. selling enough to replenish the
dealer stocks
With exnorts maintaining good
rate under the subsidy program, specu-
lative traders have been very wary
about selling corn short Moreover
since so little of the grain is coming
TO terminal markets, hedge selling has
been at a minimum
Wheat was 3-4A cents a bushel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
TOBACCO
MARKETS

UPPER MARLBORO, Nd. June 2
" tUSDAl .--Southern Maryland to-
oaceo sales were the lightest Of the
season this week.
The majority Of grades sold at
steady to lower average prices, ac-
cording to the Federal-State Market
News Service Quality improved
The weeks sales totaled 1,bl0,332
pounds and averaged S43S2 a hun
dred, lp 80 cents from the previous
week Season sales totaled l7,S77,L
504 pounds for an average of SAC "a
Auction are scheduled for six more
The Maryland Tobacco co-opera-
tive received 20.4 per cent Of the
Of the year. Season deliveries to the
Receipts Of the Baltimore Hogs-
around l.922 600 pounds. This. COM
bined with the auction sales, totals
about l9,19e,OO0 pounds.
Based on the government production
estimate. around 50 per cent Of the
1857 crop has now been sold or
delivered to market,
Auction bid averages per hundred
pounds on q limited number Of rep
resentstive q. s. grades were as
follows:
Description Grade June 5 Prv.Wk.
Fab HE eb.1rS.Tsa H4F $4,000 : 81 90
Fair greenishr B4y 1900 LOO
FAR REQ - BIZ 81: UO- z:Uv
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BALTIMORE
LIVESTOCK

BALTIMORE, June 8 up CUsDA).-
Cattle and calves; week supply was
made up Of approximately so per cent
fed steers, 3 per cent fed heifers, Is
per cent stocker and feeder steers,
balance mostly cows receipts we're 90
per cent under last week and 81 per
cent less than last year, receipts this
week were smallest this year except for
the Two snow storm weeks, compared
last Thursday fed steers closed 1878
heifers continued very scarce but small
supply looked about steady with recent
weeks, Gamer and cutter cows sold
steady while utility and commercial
yealers about steady, instances 100
lower, stocker, feeder steers about
steady, general trade on all classes
slow, in closing trade the bulk of
l;035-l,l12 ID. mostly, low TO average
steers at 2S.25 carrying an end Of good
and a load l,l61 ID. mostly low choice
included at $3.50, small lots 927-
$50 ID. average and high choice steers
2S:S5' 29. 80 and, 5000. a few lots
707-l ,020 lb. standard and good 25 90
27.75. early in week bulk of 900-l 200
ID, good to average choice steers 2725-
29.20. with > loads l,255 10. included
at 29.O0. small lots aVerage to high
h, mostly low prime steers 1900
Wednesday, package $50 ID. prime
hsiiers sorted of sold Thursday for
Bulk 7OO-s3o Id low good to low
choice fed heifers % 5O-2775 Mon
day, package $40 ID choice $3.50,
bulk utility and commercial cows 10 So
Fl 90 at close. with few scattered
head commercial II .5O-22 50, Gamers
and cutters l6.O0-I9 so mostly 1900
and up with light Gamers down to
1900, utility and commercial bulls
- 00-24 so, individual 2535, choice
10000 ID vealers % 00-32 90, good
26.O0-29 90. standard 2200-26.00.
mostly "A 90 and up: during week ?
loads 675-695 ID good and choice
stock steers 2s 1899 SO, with a few
small lots medium to good $3.50.
bulk of 500-a20 ID medium stocker
and feeder steers 265O-27.75, a few
lots, common TO- mostly low medium
stock steers $3.50 and / lot 500 10
common steers 90 so, 4 small lots
42S-490 lbs stock steer calves 30. 80
81 90
Hogs; Receipts were about the same
as last week but 80 per cent under
last year, compared last Thursday
barrows and gifts closed steady to
mostly % cents lower, sows virtually
absent, bulk OF supply for week lsO-
geo ID butchers, several lots 230-2SO
ID included, in closing trade mixed
Us 1, > & 3 lSO-220 ID butchers in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
Corporate Bonds Gain,
Federal issues FoIter

bond to the refunding of sos
billion caught the market by
surprise but analysts said it
was taking the development in
stride.
The new 27-year 314s were
oyersuhscribed 2la times. Trad
ing when issued" they closed
out the week at 101 2f32 bid.
up 1882 from the subscription
price Of 1904. The 212s Of 1868
gained 4i32 at 100 22/32 bid
and the 12-year As tackled on
2/32 at 100 1882 bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
Earnings

Guiding 22O-230 lbs mostly 23.75. /
& . 220 ID and down "a 80 head
No 2 e. 3 245-250 10 garbage fed
butchers $500, bulk No Ia 1S0-225
small lot 206 ID mostly No / "a rs,
during week several lots No 2 a. 3
250-275 ID butchers 21.75-23.25.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
BituminOus Production in the

BituminOus Production in the
week ended May 81 totaled
7,145,000 tons compared with
100000 in the previous week
and 8,831,000 in the like week
a year ago.-National Coal AS
ISOLATION.
Motor Vehicle Output last
week totaled 74,022 cars and
1851 trucks compared with
66,547 and 1923 in the pre-
vious week and 66,547 and
1880 in the like week of 1857.
Wards Automotive Reports.
Crude Petroleum Stocks,
domestic and foreign, on May
81 totaled 268, 794, 900 barrels,
down 1881, 900 for the week.
Bureau of Mines.
Department Store sales in
the New York Federal Reserve
district last week were about
equal to the same week a year
ago.
Thinker Roller Bearing Co.
announced it is investing $51
million in an expansion pro-
gram over the next five years.
Earnings
Diana Stores Corp. in nine
months ended April 80, earned
$622,734 or rs cents a share VS.
$820,520 or 95 cents in 1857
period.
Ryan AerOnautical Co. in six
months ended April 80, earned
$853,299 or $3.50 a share VS..
$573,634 or $1.28 in 1857 period,
Lane Bryant, Inc. in three
months ended April 80, earned
$4,000 or 81 cents q share VS..
1851 900 or IS cents in 1857
period.
National Department Stores
in three months ended April 80,
had a loss of 1856. 891 VS.. earn
ings of $140.892 in 1857 period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

lower than q week ago: corn. AIM
lower, with most Of the decline on
: cents hisher 70 | lower; scybeans'
3Ia-4ia lower, and lard 20 to As cents
a hundred pounds lower.
Range OF prices for the week;
Arizona sun. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1942-196?, 1958-07-10
CHURCH
NEWS
PILGRIM REST BAPTIST

1.-THE Justice and Gods Mercy"
Topic of last Sundays lesson
Assistant Supt. James Stewart
in charge.
Devotion was led by Deacon
o. H. Bryant and Sister Jodie
Woods.
Praying for the sick and shut
ms was the Rev. Shaw. Sermon
by Rev. T. c. Baker, Sub. eve
Are More Than ConquererS
Through Him Who Loves U.s."
Two joined by Christian faith
Music Chorus.
At 3: p. m. the Heavenly
Travellers accompanied by the
Glory Bound and Star Light
singers rendered a musical pro-
gram which was enjoyed by all
who attended Sunday night the
fellowship of new members and
the Lords Supper were admins
tered by Rev. T. G.. Baker, pastor
of Mt. Zion Baptist, and former
associate of Antioch.
Sunday July Is at p. M, will
mark the closing of the states
rally sponsored by the Usher
Board, Sister Mary Bagsby, pre-
Sident.
Arizona sun. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1942-196?, 1958-07-10

Crabmea Rice Salad is destined for preat s,,cn =; -
coming months It's easy why This delicious
onaton OF tlavors crabmea rice peas and seasonings
is easily made with packaged pre-cooked rice agd :;
nearly enough for a summer main dish ~ "
CRAB MEAT SALAD
cup Mlnute Rice / teaspoon salt
~ teaspoon SAT- teaspoon pepper
cup Dolnng water cup C. to 7-ounce CAM
~ tIR may ohhaSe crab meat drained
~ taDieSpoonS diced and flaked
~ P .nento " cups diced celery
~ teaspoons lemon juice liz cups cooked peas
Aoo pre-cooked rice and teaspoon salt to boiling water
saucepan Mix just to moisten all Cover and remove
from neat Let stand minutes Then uncover and let cool
to room temperature W -s WI
ADout nour before serving combine mayonnaise pimen-
TO- lemon juice, teaspoon salt the pepper mixno
IN crab meat celery and bowl Stir
servings r ' 4"oNes = VI
Arizona sun. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1942-196?, 1958-07-10
Lucy Phillips Memorial Church

Corner 14th at East Adams
Rev. L. J. Harper, Pastor
$50. am. Sunday school
1900 am. Morning worship
Arizona sun. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1942-196?, 1958-07-10

Al North 18th Street
Rev. F. H. Prentice, Pastor
$50 am. Sunday school
1900 I'm. Morning worship
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STROLLING ALONG
By EFFIE O'KELLEY

plans to continue her studies
this fall. A-1St Glass Blackwell
is stationed at Luke Field and is
connected with communications.
The guest list included:
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Woods, Mrs.
Bessie J. Peters, Mrs. Maggie
Sells, Rachael London, EtoiSe
Shuman, Maxine Spigner, Virgil
MIA Polk, Charles E. Hendricks,
Homer Kennedy, Herbert Phllpot,
Edwin M. Link, Alice Diggs, Lucy
Gee, Art Williams, Eddie Buff,
Opal G.. Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frazier Brooks, Wiley J. Nabers,
Lowe Carter Hill, Essie Pruitt,
Mr.. and Mrs. E.ssie White, and
yours truly.
T. v. Appearance
Pat HammonS and Gertrude
Murell decided that the talents
of their social group should be
shown to the public. So the young
Misses organized seven members
of their group, and they appear
ed on PhoenixS' own ARIZONA
Band Stand" There were seven
boys and girls: Darnel Murell,
Sue Amgrewester, George Wat
kins. Milton Jones, Ted Cochran,
Pat and Gertrude. The group did
the Calypso, fast and slow dane
mig. They plan to appear on the
show as often as possible.
House Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Johnson,
and daughter, Conchita; brother,
siSter-in-law, and niece of Mrs.
M. E. Copeland, were her guests
on June Goth. The group was en-
route to Los Angeles to visit Mrs.
JohnSon's mother and sister.
While here the JohnsonS were
entertained by Mrs. Copeland,
with dinner party. Guests at.
tending the party were: Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. DerrickS; Madames
Irma Williams, Vivian Sims, and
companion, Vercie Brooks; Geo.
la Smith, Myrtle Speight, Matte
Stat, Mr.. and Mrs. James New
man.
Arizona sun. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1942-196?, 1958-07-10
Wesley Methodist Church

1902 East Washington
Rev. Charles F. Harlins, Pastor
GAS am. Sunday school
1900 am. Morning worship
Arizona sun. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1942-196?, 1958-07-10
HOW TO BE HAPPY
BY Glover Kerr

Take twelve fine, full-groWn
months. See that they are entire
ly free from all the old memo
ries of bitterness, rancor, hate,
and jealousy. Gle mise them of
every clinging spite; be careful
to pick off any specks of petit
ness or self-pity. In short, free
these months from all the past.
Now, cut them into thirty or
thirty-one equal parts. Don't at
tempt to make up the whole
batch at once, but prepare one
day at a time and into each day
put:
IL parts of faith
u IF courage
10 of patience
9 Of work
. of hope
- 7of fidelity
6 of thoughtfulneSs
5 of kindness
of rest
8 of prayer
2 OF meditation, and add
/ carefully selected
resolution