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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
Scientists Fear
Army's Explorer
Satellite is Down

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, June
2s tP1. - Explorer III. the
Army's 81 pound satellite
launched March 20. probably
died last night or early today.
the Smithsonian Astrophysicai
Observatory said tonight. {.
However. there Is q posi-
bllity the s0-inch tube, six
inches In diameter. may still
be In orbit though It's days are
numbered.
A Memphis tTenn) noon
watch team observed q pale
orange light 10 the south at
1881 last night. This sighting,
correlated with one at Wichita,
Kans., the day before. indi-
Gated the satellite was now
circling the earth In So min
utes.
This ee-minute time would
be what Smithsonian scientists
call q critical period. Complet-
ing a global circuit In this time
would mean the satellite had
fallen low enough into the at.
mosphere so that II soon would
burn up from friction.
When launched. Explorer III
orbited the earth In ISL min
lutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
Ed Ball Will Edit
School Publication

NASHVILLE. Tenn. June %
tR.-Ed BAN. who has had 81
years service with the Asso-
ciated Press. win succeed Don
Shoemaker as executive direc-
tor Of Southern Education Re-
porting Service and editor Of
Southern School News. His APP
Ipointment was announced to-
day.
Mr.. Shoemaker resigned as
SERS director. effective Au-
gust 1, 70 become editor Of the
editorial page Of the Miami
tFlaJ Herald. He Joined SERS
three years ago.
Southern Education Report
ing Service, established In
1854. publishes Southern
School News. an impartial pub
lication dealing with develop
ments In Southern school seq.
regation- desegregation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
NotionoIityUnits
Will Meet in D.. c.

Delegates from more than
200 nationality organizations in
this country win open a two
day congressional conference
at 0 am. tomorrow In the Hotel
statier. The meeting Is spon-
sored by the National confed-
Grafton Of American Ethnic
Groups.
The purpose Of the meeting
is TO give the nationality group
leaders an opportunity 70 meet
and exchange views with the
Congressman in symposiums on
public affairs.
District Commissioner Rob.
ert Z. Mclaughlin will greet
the delegates tomorrow at tns
opening Of the convention. anc
present the key Of the city u
Blair F. Gunther, nationa
president of the group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
Handicapped Form
Indoor Sports Club

charter and installed the
officers.
MRS. Barrett outlined some Of
the achievements Of handi-
capped persons and pointed
out that "excelling In some
thing Is the pride and 10y Of
the Indoor Sports Club"
The washington group. she
said, can enjoy some OF the
activities that other chapters
over the country carry out. In
GLIDING helping with such COM
munity interests o. the March
Of Dimes. Easter Seal and EN-
ploy the Handicapped" drives.
The club also backs social
legislation for the handicapped.
Dance sitting Down
Social activities OF club mem
bers even include square dane
ing In wheel chairs. she said.
Mrs. Mary Reynolds Of 53i5
Connecticut avenue NV. was
installed as president Of the
Washington chapter: John C
Norman Of 9i0l Providence
avenue. Silver Spring. vice
president; Miss Judy White OF
Silver Spring. corresponding
secretary: Miss Aline Kath-
meyer, No. 2 Sussex roau, sill
yer Spring. recording secre'
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tary. and Irving w. Gillespie.
1880 Judson road. Silver
Spring. treasurer.
Jack Rowzee. disc jockey OF
Station WWDc. was master OF
ceremonies. Miss Pat Burton.
Q charter member Of the club.
sang two songs as part OF the
entertainment program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29

Senator Watkins. Republican
Of Utah. announced his candi-
dacy for reelection yesterday,
First elected 10 the Senate In
November. 1895. he was re-
elected for q second term In
1852.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29

Only S24 Down. Con climb 1920 erode!
Croftsmon 4-h.p,, 4-cyeIe engine with Vori-
able speed Transmission. leof mulcher Of
tochnent. 3-wheeI model storts with ioni-
ton key. ..
Sears 8 Stores
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. Bomb and Hondle
. Both Reg. S2.3s

Yes Now you get both MosterMixed Sproy
Enamel Bomb in O choice of colors and
metal primer PLUS trigger oction hondIe
Use it for furniture, toys, equipment! Fost-
drying!
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$500 NEW HAMP. AVE. NV.

Eng styie brk. home. Z rms with
beautiful rec I'm, and sep, bamt,
apt, . full baths on end n, Beau
tifui brk. pch. OF Nv. rm. $1,000
down.
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4S4s-52 O ST. Sc.

Beautifully situated 5-rm. semidet
brk, home. Anchor-feneed yard,
full bsmt Only ) yrs. old. Only
Sle5 down
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27

roull want this home 4 ycg zee
aiS' r Sl.'1 ssautiful Eit. Win II
famed Yard. q lGa. bedrms.
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HOUSES FoR sALs-MW.
Chevy Chase, d. c., s2e.5Oo|
kg0a RENO RID NV

OPEN SUNDAY. 4 TO q
Distinctive Colonial on larGa. level,
wooded corner lot. All lst-n, rooms
open on loft wide true-centef
recep. hall oyeralnrd screened
porch adioinlna iaN10 livina
room. nye 80 bedrooms. 2 baths
en- md ~ finished rooms on jrd
~ sher Van % wllaon hi. u
fence. Immediate occupancy out
Connecticut ave. left on loselyn
st. left on Reno "a TOWN a
SUBURBAN, m e.ptOQ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27

coLoRED
OPEN, Is
TOO ALLISON PL. NV.

Lovely, newly decorated e-eoom
brick home. 4 apecioua bedrooms,
side hall plan. large mod. kitchen,
full basement Only $500 down,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
HOUSES ron sALE-H.W.
,rHgH. is..lnu

OPEN SUN, rs PM.
CHEVY Chase. d. G., san Nebraska
ave NV. Charming detached o.
bedroom, e-balh home. pofches
beautifully handicapped built-ln
nafaae eonNon 70 Wilson ia.
iayettel narochlal acho0ls, Priced
n Low e0'a Call Richard Onttl
Evea OF l.llsO. 0EORoE 4.
DoRoKR. NC. Ma. s-0Ss0'
cOf Onnn nm wusTr, ath .nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27

Ensllsh Tudor style de- luxe brick
extra lac, bedrma.. 2 baths Nd,
Rec rm. with fireplace, +. screened
porches, concrete front perch
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Houses FoA sALR--M.E.
lcoNyllluTDl
nlGSs ksEk fSSSsF s u ESYEeH

a AXIS ~ kifHs' arc. M
Louis RubbfN' Tu' $500
coL0RED--stsl poualaa &C. ne,
cone a v. ssar Ias I &c m Ses nss
ie $1,000 dovn' OWEN. IA, ..
ooLoRED MICH. FARK -sfSo
hsssmsnt 81 app, MuSsKLakk
REALTY RI, 1.fl1O.
C0L0RKD-MlNN, ava. N.E.@
rmS.s Oh h.-vh. bet. Apartment m
basement Newly .deeofetea. Close
e sr s sals ins AZ. ssAS S s .ss reduced
' 6s:s . a 5l INV sans f 49, 4.
ne brick rm. home with
modern tie bath and Kit. fuii
bsmt, ser. porch. fenced I'd.
s ssSf = M 4 RfaSr, e 81. s.sssTs.
S SS:. ~ sIS ny y "a. . So.
gar COED income % Fight paTty.
s,SesG ns Es5Ss Is esiI sl..sgsgs' '''
c0LoRED--n9 riinIFTH. live IN
one. rent other 1915 Fla, ave,
Rs.-t-Toem bath apl. on md
nSeF va s.5e,i ro2gRsI' "a sssn u, On
Newly decorated. Priced Il $40.
a50.. terms YOU can anord. IN.
iGsfsfS' 4 snG n.s ..s a ~ ..xS sEEI iaA'
COL0RRD--DOrTO on UfWTIgr
Pine .det. home. equipped With
splendid doctors ofhess IN which
psrsd. Loestsd IN lie heart o. he
Woodriaae area. Price 1880.
cox 4 Co. RK. 7-iess. OF.
coLoRE6; 80 QUINCY rL- NE,
S@ ,M. ,v de- 90 Tn ., esii 49, fgi n
sen on easy terms Win 70 dgEn
s. .Sssg' pf fal a.essa. vlnnieE' ME
coLoREDI kENNEpY sTs-coI.
brk, rambler bedrmsa Az nod.
PURCELL. tx s.stis.
c0LOREDI RIGGS PARK-Mod. g
S Sss heat :sS ssss an. tx. .7sSo.
coL0REDi lsTH AND 8. DAKOTA
Mk-Mod 5.oedrm" semicet.
ssT.; SOS "a. TX. $1,000. "'
ooLoRED-uSUsuAL BuH-sup-
81 ne Groom rambler: fun
bsmt., new modern home. 6eaui.
arranged. Must be sold II sacrifice
price, First reasonable oifer buys
Conn ave. NV. CO. S-lO6O
cOLORED-s BATH, semidet. row
house. mr.. Lincoln PIX, only sil
500. owner must sell quickly
you'll never see smother buy ike
this call MRS, WINS. PR1NoLE
REALTY, Ii. 6-25e5.
CoL0RED vET-N0THING DOWN.
Open 3 TO 5. s404 10th AZ. ne.
ION r. ! ave,)-Hoy can you
lose on s74 > month? Lovely
brick home; 3 bedrms. mod. kit.
eox e CO.. sr d; aifsss D'r'A''
cOL0RED - WOODBRIDGE = 9-rm.
bunsalow. nr. R. ave, and Cen
trel ave: ser, pch,, 2Q0-ft. lot
n nS ssRS OIL srs s 900 sis.SSSSSS
Co, FE. s-fl7s, no. 10000.
cQLoRED-RloQs PARK
Ss5s cHi III SH PnacE Ne.
Open sun. 2-6. Mod. 3-bedYm..
semidet. brk. home; rec. rm..
powder rm, RA. 3-6552.
AUERBAcH q CO., DI. 7.650l
coLoRED-MicHIdAN PARK
f54b S. DAKOTA AVE- NE
Open , TIN s. Spacious custom
home. 3 bedrms., ga baths,
firepl,. 3 porches. garage. bsmt,
gas h.-w.h. Only $500 down,
total price, $4,000. Ii 1851,
zA0AAI REALTY Co. REALTORS
KNoTTY PINE REC, RM.. big front
pors,na; .,i m rSes ct ier SS,cn lot;
Park; low down payment: S97
mo. EN-. 3-3l36.
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MICKEY
REALTY co.
RIA. $4,000

Please Call Our Number
You'll Be Glad You Did,
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7l3 NICHOLSON 81. NV.
LOUIS Ridden tn. a-3Oe0
coLoRED-15Oe webster 81. NV.
Semidetached brick: 4 Ice. rms d.
2 baths. full basement, large
porches; gas h., Gear brick ga
rage, lge. lot: excel loo. Posses
sion. Priced SI7.g5O; reas. terms.
WILLIAM J. DAVIS, INC. 500
4 9; NV. Ma. $3.50; ewes. 10,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-30

Prospect WSCA held 4 study class
Al the church Sunday using as the
textbook. IN T. very Place u
Voice after which d fellowship
supper was enjoyed by all who par
ticipated in the class
Mr. and Mrs G A Garden 1I
and daughters. Clare and Hapley.
Of ksnbridge, We're dinner gnests
III the Garden home Sunday
John Haskins. Of Winchester n
visiting his SISTER, Mrs II I Fer
guson.
MIR and Mrs. Robert Morgan. Of
Danville. and Miss Larnette Glenn.
Of Virginia Baptist Hospital, Lynch
burg visited their parents, Mr ana
Mrs, II, II Glenn. over ire week
end
Mir and Mrs. Donald Jones. and
son. of South Boston. were week
end guests OF Mr. and Mrs +
Glenn
Mrs ROSS Minis. of slaiesyllc
N c VISITED friends % Prospect
Sunday
Mrs Virginia Ryland Susan and
Clyde. and Mrs Elmer walker d
South Hill were guests OF Rev and
Mrs Philip Thomas Oh Saturday
MIS- Charles H Rucker lett sat
urday To visit friends III Halifax
county
MI and Mrs. 0 z tarrar at
tended the N ana W veterans con
ventlon III Roanoke FRIDAY anc
Saturday
Visitors Of Nh and Mrs Arthur
Durfee and Mrs j II Cook sun
day were Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Cole
man. Of Amherst. mn and Mrs
PaM Gowen. and Carolyn. d
Lynchblng MIR and Mrs jim
Frank Adams. and Terry. OF Char
lotte C H. and Mr. and Mrs Holf
/ Staples OF CrcWe
4 Mr. and Ms Robert Shields, y
Scotland Neck spent Monday 1914 ii
and Tuesday III the home ut AM
and Mrs q A Garden 11e VIZ
caslon of this visit Was Mi Gar
den's eighty fifth birthday. May q
Mrs r b Wilson, Of Green Bay
had lunch with her mother samr
A day
A number Of our people attondes
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-30

Mrs DICK Bland was honored
with 4 stol'k shower Friday night
IN the home Of her mother, Mrs w.
X Hill
Rev George Il Reynolds is a
patient III Southside Community
Hospital recovering from an acct
dent he was IN Friday afternoon
He Is the pastor OF Bethlehem and
E,nonvllle Baptist churches
Leroy Cough and Carlyle Cough
were home over the week end iToln
Washington where they hase been
working.
Those Who visited Mi and Mrs.
5 n Agee were Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Aeee and Marguerite Agee, Of Rich
mond Nh and Mrs Luke Aeee,
and children, were there tor dinner
Sunday
Ernest TAYLOR. who IL ii the Air
Force nom Kansas City Is On a
20-day leave H. Il The son Of Mar
vim Taylor
EUGENE Fair was home over The
week end from Washington
Mrs Wallace Sprouse, Mrs
/ Frank Gown ANA Bobby Wee ~
\ Richmond Tuesday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-30

Institute. were week end guests of
Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Ravens
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-30

Il, Adams, third vice president. b.
B. Bersch. secretary treasurer,
Rev. f. B. White, Lion tanner. and
J. Leslie O'Bryant. tail twister.
New directors Of the club are G.
l. Poole, X. B. Ransom. one year
term. and w. l. Mnmford and w. G.
Spronse. two year term Delegates
who will represent the club at the
state convention In Richmond June
). & and are the Rev K b White.
NJ Q Sadlef. and w | Munlord
Mrs. Apperson Visits
Mrs Q. ri Apperson has been
spending several days visiting in
the home OF Mr. and Mrs K M
Cunningham, of Richmond.
Whitehall Methodist church WSCs
officers installed Sunday by Rev
+. \. Simpson include Mrs. r. X
Charlton. pres dent succeed
Ing Mrs. r. j. II Grow.
| Mrs A r. Jones, Of OldWick
4 ~. u s, anu WI -. DdflQ MChllltF
OF Pennsylvania State College. were
guests Of Nh and Mrs W W
Moore for several days last week
i MIS- Newell Ownby and daugti
tefs. u near Gravel Hi sisllet
the X. J Joneses Saturday
7 Mrs Ferd Grow Of Richmond
was Monday guest oi Mr. ant
Mrs. w W Moore.
JOneses Visit
X. y Jones and Maxey ON 4
visited Mr. and Mrs r II Jones d
Trents Mil Sunday
The Rev and Mrs f b Whit
/ visited DR. and Mrs Russell N
Snead at Point Of Forks Tuesday
/ MIR. and Mrs Ray Smeltzer. 0
Martinsburg. W Va. were Satui
day guests u Rev ard Mrs ]
Ernest Wrenn
Rev ana Mrs Ernest Wren
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-30

oanuiu Wlillt
C0udes Go to Bedford
Mr. and Mrs. Austin G Goude.
and children, spent Sunday IN Bed
ford county visiting Mrs. Il. ID
Wilkes and Mr. and Mrs !. G,
Goude.
f Bruce Knapp. Miss Judith
Corson. Mrs, John NJ. Burroughs
and Miss Carolyn Dawson attended
The piano recital Saturday ~ the
Cuidsyllle home VI Mrs Halle
BaldrldRe
DIllwyn Elementary School pTA
met Tuesday night at the school
where an open house was held.
Parents visited teachers and re-
viewed work done by their children
for the year.
| Dlllwyn Garden club met Thurs
day night IN the recreation room Of
DillWyn Baptist church Miss Eliza
beth Burger, assistant professor Of
science at Long God College
showed colored pictures and told
about her trip around the world
Ste featured flowers Of other lands
Gardeners Exhibit
I Those Who placed In the flower
arrangements exhibited al the Dill.
@yn Garden club meeting were Ii
members choice class. Mrs. Clay
ton Poole. first. Mrs K j WoJ
mck. second and Mrs X +. Charl
TN third spring flowers class
Mrs Y A Charlton. first. Mrs. Il
= Rainey second and Mrs 9 X
Wood. third
AT the Lions club meeting Thurs
/ day X /. Claiborne was made
new president Of the Buckingham
County Lions club. succeeding Glenn
y Sadler first vice president. r.
Hayes. Other new officers are. M
Jones. second president. II
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-30
Mellerriin

Rev H. Bailey. who has &C
lcepted the field Of churches. Me
hernn and TusSekiah. viii begin
his pastorate the first Sunday IN
! June with services al Tussekiah
/ Sunday At II IN He viii move
into the parsonage at Meherrln BY
The first Of July
Rev W G II ue h $. who
] preached II MehelIln, Al one time.
was dinner guest Of Mr. and II l..
Queensberry last Friday
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Flower, of
Richmond. spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs Trent Throck
morton.
Mrs. G. w Palmer. Mrs. Leila
Love and Mrs, Lucille Love visited
Mr., and Mrs r. O. Priddy last
Wednesday.
hid Club Meets
The Home Demonstration club
met with Mrs Kate Hollander last
Tuesday
Mrs l.. b Hurt Mrs Macon
Vaughan and Charles Grafton Of
USN visited Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Currin. OF Crewe. last Tuesday
Mrs L. L. Elliott is slowly i'm
proving after being Very sick last
week
Mrs jamie Dance. Of Richmond.
spent few days last week Al her
home here.
Queensberry Tours Arlington
Floyd Queensberry was among
the 80 Worsham High School stu
dents who went on a sight seeing
trip to Arlington and other points
over the week END
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Price spent
Sunday IN Hopewell with relatives
Mrs Bessie Nelson and Sidney
Grafton, OF Richmond. spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs J w
Grafton and other relatives
Mrs. Aubrv Grafton and G G.
Waddell took Charles Grafton. Of
w. S. N. to Oceana Sunday u re
port to duty after spending a leave
here with his parents, Mr. anC
Mrs. Aubry Grafton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Nunnally
and two daughters. Cynthia ano
Rachel. Mrs. Thomas Redmond
and little daughter, Norma, and L
l.. Elliott visited Mrs. James Rig
j gins in the hospital at South Bos
s ton.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-30
Buckingham Bank
Will Take State
2-Day Holiday

The Buckingham County Bank
Will be closed Friday and Salur-
day. May 80 and 81. Kenneth Jones,
cashier, announced today
The closing VIII be ~ Keeping
with The official two day holiday
declared by q owe nor Almond
earlier in the week. which Viii m
clude al state institutions.
The Memorial Day, May 80 holi-
day is provided for ny state law.
Since Memorial Day fell on Friday
the governor decided to make it a
long week end.
\ Fatmville stores Will not close
either day Of the holiday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-30
Green Bay

Mrs George Osborne. Of Jackson
vile. Fla. spent several DAYS with
Mr.. and Mrs F. U West.
John A. Craddock. Of Costa RIGA
Central America. came Sunday to
spend several DAYS with his par
ents. MI. and Mrs. John Craddock
He can stay only short time be.
cause of the work on. his coffee
plantation.
Mrs Joe Jenkins of Meherrin
was a dinner guest Sunday Of Mrs
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-30

Mrs W S Farley ana Mrs J A
Young visited Mrs 4 l. Young At
Charlotte c IL
Johnny Farley attended the Scout
camporee at Worsham Saturday
Clyde Bradshaw, OF Norfolk. was
the overnight guest Of his mother
Saturday Mrs. Bradshaw returned
home with him for a few days
Miss Marjorie Ann Garrett was
the week end guest Of her grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. B G Bass
Mrs Ruby Chambers, OF Black
stone. is visiting her brother Yer
non Chambers
Iindscys Visit
MIR and Mrs John Lindsey and
Fl b Sims visited Mr. and Mrs
John b Lindsey IN Richmond Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs J II Banton, Of
( Cartersville. spent Thursday and
Friday with Mr. and Mrs Gene
Banton
Mrs. r. f Andrews has returned
to her home at Prospect after
spending two months with Mrs. E.
I c. Andrews
Mr.. and Mrs. X " Baldwin had
their children and grandchildren TO
spend Sunday with them They were
Mr.. and Mrs L. c. Ellis, and chill
dren. Of Falls Church Mn and
Mrs Kyle Baldwin, and children.
Of Norfolk Mr. and Mrs Calvin
Baldwin. and Keith, Of Richmond
and Mr. and Mrs Franklin Bald
win, and Kirk, Of Farnyille
I Victorians Visit
I Mr., and Mrs. Herman Gowen, Of
Victoria. visited Mrs W S Farley
and Mrs. J A Young Thursday
4 Misses Melissa Myers and
Annette Fitzgerald. Of Farmyille
spent Saturday with Miss Martha
Ann Bass.
MI. and Mrs, Robert AcNutt,
and children. OF Richmond. visited
Mrs. S. NJ. McNutt Sunday and also
visited Frank McNutt who Is a
patient at southside Hospital,
Mr. and MIS- Garland Stafford
and Gary. Of Richmond spent sat
urday night with MI and Mrs r.
B Walthall
Miss Betty Andrews motored to
Culpeper Sunday with the members
Of the BTU IN Farmville and
! visited the Baptist Home for the
Aged
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Digger and
Judy. and Mr. and Mrs Gene Ban
ton. and Diane, were dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. F. G Walton Sun
day. honoring Mr., Walton on his
birthday.
Mrs c. J Bradshaw spent the
week end with her children III
Richmond
Vaughan. Of Richmond professional,
Institute. were week end guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Ravens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20
Falls Church Children
Stage Hobby Exhibition

More than so Sunday school youngsters OF the CrosSman
Methodist Churchn Fails Church put in summer of work on
a multitude of hobbies. r....ss.. s.e.
Among the entries exhibition which opens tonight
was full size wooden-frame kayak built by the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20

school classes of the Crossman
Methodist Church. originated
in an adult Bible class last
spring.
Little PrOdding
Mrs. Virginia Norford of 1900
North Ohio street, chairman Of
the show, said a discussion Of
Juvenile delinquency and vaca-
tion-time vandalism gave par
ents the idea. but that with the
exception of "a little prodding
in the beginning the children
carried on from there.
One measure of the programs
success, she said, is that a
number of youngsters who had
not been regular attendants at
Sunday school have begun to
come more frequently.
The show, which will also in
clude musical talent exhibit
tions, will be open tonight from
s to 9 pm. and tomorrow from
GAS am, to 2 pm. at the Cross
man Methodist Church, 384
North Washington street, Falls
Church.
Coffee and refreshments will
be served by the youth division
on Saturday and after the II
o'clock services Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20
Mennonites
Sturt Project

The First Mennonite Church
Of Hyattsville will hold a cor
nerstone laying service at 1915
pm. tomorrow for its new
$4,000 building at 4215 Coles
vile road. HyattsVille, Md,
Bishop A. j. Metzler of Scott
dale, Pa, will speak.
The new structure will have
a sanctuary seating 1855 per-
sons, pastors study, classrooms
and fellowship hall. 1t is sched-
uled for completion by the end
Of the year.
The Rev. John r. Martin is
pastor of the 5-year-old con-
gregation Of so persons. which
has been worshiping at 5000
Twenty-second street NE.
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Flag Service
Cathedral

A new Mississippi State fiag
will be dedicated at the IL am.
service tomorrow in Washington
Cathedral.
The flag. a gift of the State
through the cooperation OF
Gov. James p. Coleman, will
replace the banner that has
been carried in Cathedral pro-
cessions since 1888.
The Very Rev. Francis b.
Sayre. ir., dean Of the Cathe-
dral, will preach.
The Rev. Canon Robert A.
George will preach at the 4 pm.
eVensong service.
Holy communion will be cele-
brated by the Rev, Canon
Charles Marting at 8 am, In
st. Mary's Chapel and by the
Rev. Canon Frederick H. AFTER
ton at $50 am. in Bethlehem
Chapel.
The Colorado State flag will
be carried in all the ecclesias-
teal professions tomorrow.
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Opening Service
Set Tomorrow

First service of a new Pres
byterian church now being
formed win be held at 10:45
am. at 1900 University boule-
ward West, Silver Spring, Md.
Pastor of the new congre-
cation, to be known as the
Northwood United Presbyterian
Church, will be the Rev. Charles
M. Bunce. He comes here from
a 13-year pastorate at the
Westminster United Presby-
terian Church, Paducah. KY.
Mr.. Bunce Is now living at
l0s27 Tenbrook drive, Silver
Spring.
The new congregation is be-
ing formed under the auspices
of the Washington City Presby-
terry.