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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22
Hoffman Advances
In Tennis TOURNEY
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. F..

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. % up
Harry Hoffman. ST.. Phila-
delphia. reached the quarter
finals OF the Philadelphia in
door tennis championship last
night with a 6-3. Ga verdict
over Jim Cryan. Trenton. N. J.
Hoffman's sharp driving and
ball angling proved the DIFF
ference in the tight match at
the Commercial Museum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22

q long time: Senator Harry
Byrd. who would be my boy to
look at the books; Dave Beck,
who might make 1t necessary:
and Ed Murrow. TO assure a
smoke-filled room.
Now we get down TO public
relations. and this poses q prob
lem. The boy I have In mind
currently Is otherwise occupied
at Sing Sing. but II we can
get Johnny Dio sprung he'd be
ideal. Knows when TO keep his
mouth shut and he's just the
boy to slug those photographers.
I amt outa ideas yet. We
gotta contact the Department
Of Defense. Get 'em 70 put q
launching pad out by the Sem
ators' bullpen and send up q
Thor everytime we score. And
the beer Is on the house when
we steal a base. Amt gonna
cost the Government much and
We amt gonna be opening
many beer bottles.
There are complaints about
the ushers. Strikes ME that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22
Goosie Stroke Aheod
In FL Centric Tourney

Ell CENTRIC, Calf. Jan. "a
R.---J. c. Goosie Of Knoxville,
Tenn. leads q field Of 10 as
the 5000 FL Control exicali
pro-amateur golf tournament
enters its second and final day
today.
Goosie shot q four-under- par
SO yesterday at the Mexicali
Country Club.
Leo Biagetti, st. Paul. MINI,
and Wesley Ellis jr.. Ridgewood.
N. j.. were tied for second at
60.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22
Women's Swimming
To Be Held at SMU

DALLAS. Jan. % (R.-The
national womens AAU indoor
swimming championships will
be held at Southern Methodist
University April 1912.
Kellum johnson. president OF
the National AAU, announced
the site yesterday. Some 400
swimmers are expected TO COM
pete. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22

that stretch. The draw was
against Jimmy Hackney in 4
Madison Square Garden semi
final last March. Otherwise. he
went unbeaten through 1857.
knocking out Willie Robertson
in addition to Walden and
scoring decisions over Henry
Hickman. Jerry Black and
Johnny ,Melendez.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22

GAMES TODAY
g. n! Jshn, vs.. Bulls Pr'' 81 walter
DeMatha az ~. Adams, $50.
Augusta MA 81 Woodberry Forest, $50.
-. Anthony 81 Episcopal, $50.
Northwestern 81 South. Hagerstevu. =.
Manassas negional 81 H0hman-Bostsn,
1850.
GAMES TOMORROW
~. Mays 81 LongfelloW, 3,
Columbia Pres 81 0alissdst PREP. $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
Iodoys
Active People
.. TO, the la8dI7 .-.'--"~-".

rT1HE modern sun-lover loves and follows
i the modern trend toward lighter, less
filling food and drink. And the results are
astonishingly slim, trim and beautiful
PEPSI Cola, of course, is the favored
refreshment here. Today's Pepsi IS never
heavy, never too sweet. Reduced In calories,
it refreshes without filing. Have Pepsi,
the modern. the tgh refreshment.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-08
MANUAL De-.
viene dc Ia rag.

muy recomendables para las pie.
les secas, sobre TODD 81 estan en-
riquecidas con ianolina.
La leche natural puede ser
tambIen un buen recurso para
realizar la limp;cza del cults, pc.
70 no debe usarsela con dema-
siada frecuencia, pues ell olor
agrio que deja al secarse puede
impregnar la piel 81 Sc la emplea
a diario
Ciertos tipos de cremas son
tambfen buenos demaquillantes.
Pueden di~stinguirse tres catego-
rias. entire elias una mezcla de
aceites con productos liposolu-
bles, una emulsion de aqua en-
aceite o de aceite en- aqua.
Algunas Gentlemen alcohol sra.
so sulfonado y lienen una aecion
mas energica.
En- cuanto a los jabones, pue.
den ser usados e~specialmente
por aquellas que no tienen Ia
piel muy sensible, resultando
beneficiosos los que Gentlemen
leche.
Pero estas cremas no daran
resultados completes no sc las
aplica con movimientos conve.
nientes.
Para comenzar. Sc llevari Ia
crema con masajes, sallendo des.
de Ell mention hacla los eidos.
Luego de la nsrz a las sienes.
Seguidamente Sc actuara so.
bre ell entrecejo, continuando
con Ia frente hacia las sienes y
desde ALI hasta eli angulo int.
rior de los ojos y sobre los par
pados su%periores hasta ell angulo
exterior.
Por ultimo echar hacia atras Ia
cabeza, hacer movimientos as.
cendenLes con las manos desde
ell nacimiento del cuello hasta Ia
quijada, cubriendolo TODD desde
Ell nombro izqulerdo hasta el
homhro derecho.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-08

|voviseo del oeonfecer eubono...
tvisns de Ia pisina Dos)


ties, la censura del regimen los dejo pasar, con la intencion de crsar
en- tierras extrShaS la impression de que BatiSta barreria en- horas con
los insurrectos de las montahaS orientales.
Los parties oiciales del Esado Mayor del Ejercito dejaron de
pubicarSe en- los prmeroS dias, para evitar que la ciudadania como
ciera la cantidad de soldados enviados contra los rebeldes, y que la
moviizaci6n de la topa dejsba sin adecuado resguardo puntos
elaves en- la defensa del regimen, Posteriormente, la reahdad de las
batalas hbradas, ell sado de sodados puestos fuera de combate
pr los atrincherados insurrectos, aconsej6 al alto mando miitar
la prescription de sus propios communicates a la prensa.
Pero la nodcia de la moviizaci6n general y la guerra defnitva
desatada en- Oriente, cuya publication propici6 Ell Dictator, comenzd
a cabalgar pelgrosamente en- los cntillos de primera plana de los
perlcdlcos del exterior, prncipalmente de los Estados Undos' Cads
uo de los envios de los corresponsales eVidencaba que la baals
en- oriente, para Batista, estaba perdida.
Ash 10 comprendi6 Ell Tirano. En- horas de la noche del pssdo
Jueves, Bahsta comidono a Su amigo Arroyo Maldonado, correspon-
sal de la agencia Prensa Unida, para que diera publicidad a us
titulada condensation a presuntas formuladas nor Arroyo Maldonsdo
sobre la existencia de una luchs en- gran escala en- la region oriental
del pals.
Ell mamotrsto facnitado en- Palacio a los periodicals. del sector,
consttuye la admission, pr parte de Bahsta, del fracaso de la movi.
Izaci6n general y la cacareada guerra definhiva".
La nota de Palacio asesura que no Sc esta peleando en- orientei
que Ell Ejsrcito no ha mcvlisado srandes electives contra los rebeldes.
segun Ell parte resoeijante, on las montahas orientales solo existen
algunas partidas de "cuareros" que son persegudos de cerca pr
la fuerza pdblica.
A confession de parte...
PENsAMIENTO: Las piedras del MORO son sobrado fueres para
ne podamos derribarlas con lamentos v sobradO debnes para que no
pOdamOs derribarlas a cahOnazos-JOSE MART.
Hemos recibido la sguente earta de los photos cubanos exilados.
sr. Rene viera,
Seccion RELOJ,
DIARIo LAS AMERICAS.
Estimado compahero:
Con Ell rueso de su publication aueremos h.cer sabet a todas las
organizaciones revolueionarias y a TODD el pueblo de Cuba OUT, la
oTACE Organization de Tripulantes Aereos Cubanos en- Ell Exiio)
abogo por la unidad desde su fundaci6n, ash como que respadamos
abiertamente a la FEU. y Ia FEUo. en- toda gestion encaminada
a ese prop6sto de unidad de todos los cubanos. Consideramos que
isual que nosotros todos debsn hacer pdblica su adhesion a este
empeho.
Adiuntamos cupones de u sneussta en- pro de la unidad por
valor de 81 photos exilado.
Organization de Tripulantes Aereos Cubanos en- Ell Exlio)
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-08
NAM

MIAMI 80
- Viene de La Pas. s.
mlento. ........
pausa de soIedad. .melaneo.
liza,
y una hoja que llora con 81
viento
81 dorado elegia .....
Otro poeta, esta vez ell frances
Verlaine, pinto bien la melanco-
liza de esta temporada en- sus e.
nocidos verses "Cancion de 0to-
no.
les sanglots longs
des violons
de Pautomne,
blessent NOR occur
dune langueur
monotone,
Los griegos, en- una de sus rhAs
bellas nostalgias expresaron Ell
caracter transitorio del otoho
como puente entire ell jubiloso y
c&lido verano y el blanco invier-
no Declan los griegos que Guam.
do II Diosa Ceres visitaba la tie
IRA junto con sus doncellas y III
hija Proserpina 40 habia NADIA
mas que una estacion, ell verano.
I'm dia, %Proserpina Sc oculto, jul
g%ueteando en- un pequeio bos-
que, donde la sorprendi6 Pluton,
ell reg de las tinieblas que la rap
to llvandosela a los abismos. Los
prados y las colinas quedaron
mustios y t~ristes, entonces Zeus,
accediendo a las reclamaciones
de Ceres madre de Proiserpi-
ma, 0rdeno a Pluton la devolu-
cion de la diosa. Este, Sc nego al
principle pero despues entro en-
negociaciones y convino en- ce-
derla durante seis meses del ano
que constituirian ell verano Y
seis meses con Ell, en- las entra-
mas de la TERRA 10 cual seria ell
invierno Ell otoho y la primave-
ra serian las esIaciones interme-
dias que marcarian ell transito
descendente y ascendente de la
bella Proserpina.
Evening star., 1958-05-08
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
Arena-"Summer Of the 18th
Doll: $3.50 pm.
Catholic University - boy
Wonder; $3.50 pm.
Screen
Am bassadOr- Chase A
Crooked Shadow; 1880, 1925,
5:25, 7:25 and $3.50 pm.
Capitol - Long Hot Sum-
mer"; II am, los, 3:15. 5;25.
7:35 and 9:45 pm.
COlumbia-"The Female AMI
NAL; 1850 am, 1850, $3.50,
$50, 7:50 and $50 p. m.
Dupont - 'Demoniac";; /.
2:40, 4:25, sos, 1850 and 9:35
pm.
Keith's - run Silent, Run
Deep; 1855 am, 1885, 3:35,
$40, 7:40 and 9:40 pm.
MacArthur-"The Confession
Of Felix Krull"; 8. 1850 and
$50 pm.
metropolitan Chase A
Crooked Shadow; 1855 am,
1855. $3.50, $50. 7:45 and 9:45
pm.
Ontario - Teachers Pet;
los, 3;15, 500, 1880 and 9:40
pm.
PaIace-"The Young Lions;
1920 am. l:10, 4, $50 and
9:40 pm.
Playhouse - Desire Under
the Elms";; II am, 1:05, Sis,
5:25, 7:40 and $3.50 pm.
Plaza - And God Created
Woman; 1880 am. lis, 3:20,
5:25, 7:35 and 9:45 pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Bridge on
the River Kwai"; 10 am, l, 4,
z and 10 pm.
Uptown - South Pacific;
$3.50 pm.
Warner Search for Para
disc; $3.50 p. m.
Evening star., 1958-05-08
Ed SULLIVAN
Men and Maids, and Stuff
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK

while vacationing In Rhode
Island. Virginia tomorrow will
present Gov. Dennis J. Roberts
Of Rhode Island with a me-
mortal plaque for South Kings
town. =. Ell Bass, one Of the
top comedy material writer's,
seriously ailing. Pat Wy
more won't permit night clubs
10 bill her as Mrs. Errol Flynn.
which Is pretty silly.
80 FIJI.
Victor Emanuel Of Italy.
Humbert's son. and Dominique
Claudel. granddaughter Of
famous French author. deeply
In love. .. Charlotte Cleveland
Of the White House clan honey
incoming with David Look. .
Gene Kelly in Boston TO cheer
Noelle Adam Of Franc0ise
Sagan's ballet. Otto Premin-
ger landed Anatomy Of a MUIR
der" Joe DiMaggio and
chlorine Michele TriOla a Vegas
4-alarm. Isabelle Of France
and Baudouin Of Belgium to
wed? Frances williams, ex-
Scandals" star, can't take
phone calls at Lenox Hill Hos
pital. The Sammy Davis,
jrs. reconciled. Coasters
buzzing over Jack Warner firing
Richard Gulley. Richard
Zanuck and Lii Gentle lost the
expected baby. Barbara
Hutton's son. Lance. and Shir-
ley Mcknight an item. &.
Straw hat circuits 325 theaters
See SULLIVAN Page B-23
Evening star., 1958-05-08

WNNtai 9"NN0 StotNA uNtNNNNN W
the connes Film Fesiival.
--~~~--------~
creating slack hours TO be
whiled away, but not Mr.. Get
finger. He asked questions and
each Of the new noontime Gus
toners had the same answer:
Doctors orders" All of them,
furthermore. testified that they
preferred this treatment to
tranquilizers. After q couple Of
hours in the theater they re-
turned refreshed TO face stren-
uous ONCE and store duties.
Mr.. Gettinger didn't stop
there. either. He went out and
interviewed some doctors, dis
covering TO his delight that all
thought the movie treatment
fine for tangled nerves. So he
supplied physicians in the
neighborhood with free passes,
so they could not merely pre-
scribe q visit to the movie
theater but I'LL the prescription
instantly. Thinks he has q fine
business building campaign un-
der way.
There is, however. a word Of
caution for exhibitors to think
over before taking UP the Get
finger plan. II this becomes
widespread the TV people may
seize q golden opportunity to
rid themselves Of their crown
Of thorns. They may turn
around and start calling the
movies "the Nations soporific." !"
THE PLAYBHL-Students
at the District Teachers Col
lege will offer MY Three
Angels" tonight and tomorrow
night at $3.50 at the Wilson
Building auditorium, Eleventh
and Harvard streets NV. Ned
Hall, Ed Hayes, Robert Ward,
Jacqueline Unger and Rose
FernandeS are playing leading
roles. Ross Cirrincione is di-
recting. "Teahouse of the
August Moon" is the play the
Essayons Dramatic Club of Fort
Belvoir has selected as its third
production Of the season. 1t will
Evening star., 1958-05-08

be staged tonight. tomorrow
and Saturday nights at Sis at
the Essayons Theater on the
south post at Fort Belvoir. ver-
nita Mansfield and Ken john
son are directing a cast headed
by Lou Marino in the Sakini
role. Other leading players are
Jack Dillon, Art Fazio, Bob
Tweito. Alice Tulley. Tom
Jones. Okiru Yoshida and Jerry
Tate. Students of the Foxes
School Of Music and Dance will
present The Little Mermaid
tomorrow and Saturday at 8
pm. at Wakefield High School
Evening star., 1958-05-08

Without any big Washington
fanfare, The Piatters, Negro
singing stars. are doing a tre-
mendous goodwill Job for the
United States In such remote
areas as Algiers and Tunis. In
French North Africa. they frac-
tured the all-time record OF
Hlllhghter Luis Miguel Domin-
guin In the l4.000-seat bullring
&C Oran. The Platters played TO
81 900 admissions. capacity plus
1000 standees. Foreign papers
play up the fact that these
Negro youngsters were discov-
cred by ASCAP Composer Buck
Ram, three years back, as park
ing lot attendants In Los An
geles, and the local Commies
have no answer. Gunplay
on TV and movies famiharizes
kids with killing. says J. Edgar
Hoover. Frinstance, In New
York movie houses, kids cur
rently can have their choice Of
half a dozen shows with Gun"
titles. plus T'V offering Of not
less than so Westerns.
NH
Speaking as a Sullivan, I ask
you TO give Silky another
chance when he meets his
Derby conquerers on May II
at Pimlico. Budd Schulberg
making the spots with Doris
Lilly Elizabeth TaylOr's
hard work enabled MGM to
wind up "cat on q Hot Tin
Roof" Monday. Because,
so years ago. warm-hearted
residents of South Kingstown,
r. l., cared for Varina Davis,
daughter Of Confederate Presi-
dent Jefferson Davis, who died
Evening star., 1958-05-08

contender for this departments
critic-of-the-Year award.
Miss Reese winds up q week
as the Howard Theater's stage
star tonight. The other evening,
in the course OF her duties, she
was being interviewed on the
radio. She was q witty and al
together lively interviewee, too,
but she may not be asked back
there soon.
Fellow conducting the pro-
gram decided he wanted TO sing
and dragonned Miss Reese and
another singer into providing
some choral background. Miss
Reese approached the task
manfully, or to be accurate,
womanfully, but laughter soon
cut her down.
Man." she declared. you
got nerve. Maybe not much tall
ent, but lots Of nerve"
The interview, naturally.
turned TO other channels and
that Is when Miss Reese estab-
ished herself as an astute
critic. The changing entertain
ment scene, with today's quick
rist Of rock n roll types with q
single record, was being dis
cussed. Miss Reese observed
that there used to be fewer en-
tertaifiers but they were real
entertainers. who could get out
on a floor and hold an audience
enthralled for As minutes or
more.
"Some Of these entertainers
today" she said. "all they could
do on a floor for As minutes is
mop and wax It,"
49,
ARENAS HIT-Arena Stage,
to the surprise Of neither pro-
f.e ssional nor pleasure-bent
theatergoers who have seen it,
has its hit Of the season in
Summer of the nth DOLL"
The drama delight from Aus
tralia consequently is having
its run extended, will postpone
Arenas closing date from May
rs to June !.
THERAPY - Walter Get
finger, q movie exhibitor over
in Baltimore, has discovered
that movie attendance, at least
in his neighborhood. is being
boosted by an unexpected stim-
ulus. He made the discovery
after a member Of his staff
pointed out that q number of
neighborhood business men
had taken to spending q couple
Of hours in the movie house at
midday.
A less inquisitive man might
have put 1t down to recession
Evening star., 1958-05-08

in Arlington. Va. :. Three
Washington area players have
won roles in this summers 18th
annual production Of "The
Common Glory" at Williams
burg, Va. They are Norman
Jones Of Arlington, Ashley
Hawkes. Of Takoma Park and
Edna Clark of Silver Spring,
Md.
Evening star., 1958-05-08
THE PASSING SHOW :.
Sweeping the Lond
And They Should Be
by HARRY MACARTHUR .
star star Writer

Della Reese has been favorite Of this connoseur OF girl
singers ever since she st encountered at the Casino Royal
several months She has long from her gospel
singing days and she has talent and personality that should
carry her much further She also turns out 10 be keen observer
OF the entertainment scene and has Just become leading
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-12
CONTRACT BRIDGE
BY EASLEY BLACKWOOD

not be used. For the next few
days we'll look into these
situations.
Today's deal illustrates the
simplest case Of all. The OPEN
ing lead was the four Of spades
Mr.. Masters played the jack
and Mr.. New would have been
better off If he had never heard
of the holdup. For a reason
known only to himself he lei
the jack win. He also ducked
the spade return and Mr.
Champion won with the queen
Here Mr.. Champion hit on q
killing shift. He led the five OF
diamonds. This put his partner
in with the king to lead still
another spade. Mr.. New wor
with the ace but now Mr.
Champion had the king set ur
and this card, plus the ace Of
diamonds, broke the contract.
Let's see how it would have
gone If Mr.. New had won the
first spade trick as he should
have done.
At trick two he would lead q
small diamond. Mr.. Master.
would win and return a spade
Mr.. Champion could take the
king and queen but then h,
would be through. Mr.. New,
ten would win the fourth rounC
Of the suit. He would lose, II
all. two spades and two dia.
monds.
He should have won the frs
trick because using his ace Il
kill an opposing spade homo
would guarantee him two spad,
winners. The way he played 4
he got only one.
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BUZ SAWYER
SCAMP
DAVID CRANE

It was this hand which
prompted Miss Brash to suggest
that the recent series on the
holdup play be followed with
one on the subject Of when not
to hold up.
North dealer.
Neither side vulperable.
NORTH
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WEST EAST
(Mr. Champion) (Mr. Masters)
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SOUTH.
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The bidding:
North East South West
10 Pass 2NT Pass
3NT All pass
Opening lead: Four Of spades
The holdup occurs mainly al
no-trump contracts. Its chiel
purpose is to cut communica.
tons between the defenders
hands and to set the timing o.
the hand for a possible squeeze
The play is often vital to thu
success of a contract.
But Miss Brash is right
There are occasions when thu
holdup appears to be called fol
but, for various reasons, Shoulc
Arizona sun., 1958-12-11
eALAH BAPTIST CHURCH
Mobile, Arizona

Rev. e. J. Sykes, Paster
$3.50 am. Sunday School
11:00 am. Morning Worship
Arizona sun., 1958-12-11
Church News
PILGRIM REST BAPTIST

Jesus Matching Powers" was
the subject of the pastors talk,
last Sunday morning. The visit
ing pastor was Rev. Frank Boen-
ing. One member was united
to the church.
Baptising was held at oath
and Baseline Rd. at l o'clock.
In the evening services the can
didateS were extended the right
hand of Fellowship, and the
Lords Supper was administered.
Next Sunday at 3 pm. the
Usher's Board will sponsor a
program for the PASTORS aid
group.
ANTIOCH BAPTIST
Frank Randolp and o. H. Bry-
ant were the devotion leaders
for last Sunday morning.
A solo by Clyde Morgan God
Will Take Care Of You" pre-
ceded Pastor N. E. NicholSon'S
sermon on Religion in the
Home. Two candidates accepted
the fellowship Of the church.
Music was provided by the
youths and women'S choruSeS.
The Lords Supper was admin
iStered Sunday night. The senior
choir offered music.
Arizona sun., 1958-12-11
Warren-Wi!son Vows
On Christmas Eve

Miss Kathlyn Edwina Warren
and Thomas Edward Wilson re-
peat vows December "a in Mus
kogee, Oklahoma, at the home
of Miss Warren'S parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward H. Warren.
The prospective groom is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James Will
son of Phoenix.
The bride-elect, a graduate Of
Langston University, in Oklaho-
ma City, is a teacher in the
Roosevelt School District. Mr..
Wilson, a teacher at Mary Beth
une, is a graduate of Arizona
State University.
Arizona sun., 1958-12-11
NOTES
BY Leroy Holmes

Mr.. arN Mrs. George Duran,
newlyweds are at home to friends
at 1106 w. Grant. The former
Miss Eleanor Bonillas, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Niebla,
2525 N. 39th Ave-, and George
Duran were recently married in
the home of the groom's mother,
Mrs. Sonia Duran, 1926 S. 18th
Ave-, where a reception followed
the ceremony.
Guests were: MessrS and Mines
Arman!do Mercado, Pete Corona
do, ErneSt Coronado, Charles
Monteith, Arnold Bonillas, Joe
Mendez, Manuel Salazar, Rito
Salinas, Ramon Rivera, Ray Bon
illas, Valdemar Coronado, Louis
Ochoa, Fred Hidalgo, Harry
Oronzo, and Vindiola. Also: Ar
minda Carrillo, Margaret Felix,
Connie Elias, Ethel MDnteith,
Leroy Holmes, Carmen Gotta, Mrs.
Irene Coronado, Lupe Duran,
Mrs. Raymond Ybarra, Mrs. Ma
tilcle Santana, Sheila Carbajal,
Jesus M. Duran, Jr., Miss Mary
Torres, David Rivera, Beatrice
Astorga, Judy Astorga, G. In
iguez, Mrs. c. Gotta, Mrs. Carmen
Gano, Leonard Moreno, Sal Cha
vez, Pauline Martinez, Ralph Co.
ronado, Sara Duenas, Roberto
Delgado, Juan Ibarra, Isabel Co.
ronado, Pedro Coronado, Cristo-
bal Gano, Eddie Niebla, Manuel
Salazar, Frank Mendez, Alex
Mendez, Audilea Coronado, Mrs.
Socorro Correa, Mrs. Rosary Ro-
nero, Laura Gotta, Joe Monteith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rito Salinas, David
Coronado, Ophelia Niebla, Chest
er Martin, Paul g. Gonzales, p.
Guillo, Mary Lou Garcia, Lalo
r. vinifola, Mhrgie Vindiola,
Miss Beverly Ann Leon, Miss
Arsenia Felix, Rachel Rivera,
Alex Coronado, Arnold Coronado,
Chenia Bonillas, Roy Coronado,
Felix Moreno, Betty Romo, Pete
Romo, Hope Salinas, Mary Ann
Salazar, Bride: Eleanor BoI1illRS
Bridegroom: George Duran.
Leroy, writer Of Notes, left
today with his sister and brother
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Hadley, for Bakersfield, Califor-
mia. to attend the funeral OF his
Stepmother.
Arizona sun., 1958-12-11

With increasing emphasis on
world power threatening our
peace and security, the word of
Good viii toward men," be-
comes increasingly important.
The Worldwide Bible Reading
program. with its theme '"The
Book That Lives" will be reach
ing millions of people in fifty
the American Bible Society, in
vite you again this 18th year to
join them. In 50 doing, you can
be a part in this worthy effort to
strengthen the work of goodness
throughout the world. The daily
readings from the Bible, selected
by numerous denominations, are
listed below:
Arizona sun., 1958-12-11

In Thee, 0 Lord, do I put
my trust: let me never be put
to confusion.-(Psalm Il, L.
y. Those, who put their trust
In God. completely and with
out reservation who say
Thy will, not mine, be done"
In wondrous faith, shall ever
more be calm and strong, free
from doubt and confusion.
Arizona sun., 1958-12-11
New Salem Baptist Church
Antioch Baptist Church

Al North Ath Street
Rev. N. e. Nicholson, Pastor
$50 am. Sunday school
H:00 A.m. Morning worship
Arizona sun., 1958-12-11
Bethel anne CHURCH

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4th Place and Pima, Mesa
Rev. Mrs. Helen Thomas, Pastes
$50 am. Sunday School
11:15 am. Morning Worship