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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20
REAsONER Z DAVIS, Attorneys

300 TRANSPORTATION Building
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing a Probate Court.-No. 96,044,
Administration Docket 200.-Es-
tate of RAE BAILEY, also known
as HARRIET RAE BAILEY, De-
ceased.-Application having been
made herein for probate Of the
last will and testament dated
May 20, 1858. of said deceased,
and for Letters Testamentary on
said estate. by THE LINCOLN
NATIONAL BANK OF WASH
INGTON. 1t is ordered this 18th
day of August. AID. 1858, that
the unknown. heirs at law and
next of kin Of RAE BAILEY, also
known as HARRIET RAE BAILEY,
Deceased, and all others con-
cerned, appear in said Court on
Monday. the 22nd day Of Septem-
Der. AID. 1858, at 10 O'Clock
AM, to show cause why such
application should not be granted.
Let notice hereof be published In
the Washington Law Reporter
and The Evening Star" once
in. each Of three successive weeks
before the return day herein men
not not, less than thirty, days
THE HONORABLE BoLITHA j,
LAWS, Chief Judge Of said Court,
this 18th day Of August, AID.
1858. (Seal.) Attest: JOHN W.
FOLLIN, Deputy Register Of wills
for the District Of Columbia,
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH

IAN Accomplished Steward
ship" was the subject of Rev
Kneely williams sermon on last
Sunday, August "a. The text was
taken from Luke 1913, "And He
called His ten servants and de-
livered unto them ten pounds and
said, occupy until I come" It was
an inspiring message and enjoyed
by ali
The choir sang beautifully. Mrs.
Virginia Frazier sang a solo and
Mrs. w. House also rendered a
solo. Mr.. Willie House Is pianist.
We were blessed with one addi-
ton to our church membership,
Miss Patricia Parker, a candidate
for baptism.
The pastor, choir and Mission
Society worshipped with Bethesda
Baptist church in Minneapolis at
$3.50 p. m.
Visitors REGISTERED were Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie House, Rev and Mrs
Isabel, Mrs. Pittman and Mr.
Floyd Starks, all of st. Paul.
Choir rehearsal Tuesday night
at 7; prayer meeting Wednesday,
1880 D. m. and business meeting
Saturday at 1880 p. m.
Visitors are always welcome
Mrs. Virginia Frazier, reporter.
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Loeol Women
Attend Wedding
Of Ind. Relatives

Mrs. wreatha Green Maxwell.
S020 Goth Av s.. and her niece.
Miss Barbara Green, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Green OF 372O
Forth Az. s, recently returned
from Mrs. Maxwelrs home tome.
Charlestown, md, where they
went 10 attend the wedding OF their
niece and cousin. Miss Mabel og-
lesby TO Mr.. Kenneth Scrivner OF
New Albany. Ind. Miss Green was
one OF the wedding attendants and
caught the brides bouquet.
Miss ogleshy, daughter OF Mrs.
Stella Green ogiesby and Mr..
Serivner. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Scrivner OF New Albany, exchang
ed vows in a double ring ceremony
held August 10. in Wesley Metho-
dist Church IN Jeffersonville, Ind.
with the pastor, Rev, Thomas Dorr.
performing the ceremony.
Given in marriage by her uncle.
William Green OF Charlestown,
brother OF Mrs Maxwell. the bride
was lovely in a white lace and net
wedding gown. she carried a
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ST. PETERS AME CHURCH

Rev. NJ. l.. Simmons delivered
another dynamic message Cunday
morning. August "a His subject
was, THE Power of a Spirit Filled
Life" The spiritual background
was taken from Acts 1915. Rev.
Simmons placed emphasis on the
sixth xerse, Then Peter said, sill
yer and gold have none" In
conclusion he pointed out that most
people need neither silver nor gold,
but friendly hand and most Of all
God.
Mrs. Emma Jean Ward and Miss
Irene Pleas rendered a duet, the
beautiful hymn, Christ Is All To
Me-" The choir Joined in the chorus.
The congregation witnessed bap-
tismal services for little Anna
Marie Mayes and ferris Sartin
Mrs. Bessie Lewis presented the
Albert Williams memorial trophy
to Mrs. Alice Wilson. This was
awarded to Mrs. Wilson at the An
nual Lay Organization Convention
held in Springfield, H. in July in
recognition for the most outstand-
ing worker in the Northwest con-
ference.
Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening at 1880.
st. Peters church welcomes all
visitors.
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and Mr.. James Hudson We ap-
preciate our many visitors especi-
ally from Minneapolis.
Baptismal service is held each
Thursday night until all candidates
have been immersed. six new
members were added to our mem
bership roll last week, making a
total Of IS for this year. The only
names obtainable at press time
were Mrs. Lula Ford Of st. Paul
and Mr.. LETTERS Claire Of Mime
apolis.
We win hold our last outdoor
church service on Sunday night,
August 81, from to 8 p. m, for
this year. The spirit Of the Lord
has been manifested through
these meetings and much inspira-
ton has been received.
Our church school offers free
bus service each Sunday morning
II you are interested in having
the bus pick up your children for
Sunday school, please call IA
4-7796 or CA 6-S592. Prayer meet
ing is held every Wednesday from
10 TO IL noon. II you are Ill at
home or in the hospital and de-
sire prayer, the prayer band will
come and pray with you II you call
the above numbers.
Prayer and missions are held
each Tuesday night; evangeistic
service on Thursday night. Pray
ers are offered for the sick each
Sunday and during week day serv-
ices at Gospel Temple.
We invite you to worship with
us, The Church With a Friendly
Atmosphere"
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Additional Social and
Personal News

Nacationed In East; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ZEE. Gray, 5i42 Humboldt
Av. N. returned home Sunday. Au-
gust "a from points visited in the
east, Their first stop was in
Washington, d. c., where they Wis
tied Mr., Gray's sister and two
uneles, Their arrival was a mo-
mentous occasion as II was Mr..
Gray's first meeting with his rela-
tives, In westberry, l., l., they
visited another sister and family.
Mr., and Mrs. Fleming Smith and
other friends In New York City.
and were the guests OF Mr., and
Mrs, 5. Bryant They were gone
for two weeks.
Attended Family Reunion; Mr.
and Mrs, Robert Pierre. 1887 Port
land Az, recently returned from
Niles, Mich, where they visited
their sister and brother-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert v. Singer. The oc-
casion for their visit was 20 be
present for a family reunion at
which there were 1874 members Of
the Singer family present. The re-
union was held on Sunday, August
II, az the farm home Of the Robert
Singers In Niles.
Out OF Hospital; Mr.. Charles
Miller, v4io Smelling Av. has re-
turned home from Mt. Sinai hos
pitd where he was patient for
three weeks and is making rapid
recovery.
Family Guests; Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis Heron and family OF Kan
Sas city, Kans,. are visiting in the
city and dividing their time as
guests OF their sister and family.
Mrs, Helen Harris OF 4ilO Third
Av, s, and thsar sister and broth
er-in-law ard family, Mr.. and Mrs,
Carl X Fraction Of SS4i Clinton
Az Also visiting in the home Of
the Fractions Is Mrs. Frances
Flood OF Montclair. N. J. In hon.
or Of their Out-of-town guests. Mr.
and Mrs Fraction were hosts al
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CHURCH
NEWS

Moines. Iowa, delivered our ser
mon on Sunday, August "a. His
subject was, THE Soul that Sin
meth. Shall Die" and his text was
taken from Psalms 25:14, The
secret Of the Lord is with them
that fear Him, and He viii show
them His covenant"
Two new members were added
to our church, Mrs. Lenora Bogen
and Miss Margaret Jafferson-
We came back at 1880 P. m. to
witness a battle in song between
the Friendly Five and the Harmon
ic Jubiletts. It was really some
thing well worth hearing. Included
in the songs were Each Day, Call
Him Up and He'll Be There.
Rev. B. c. Cassius, Pastor.
Mrs. Gladys MCGOWAN, Secre-
tary-Reporter.
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MOUNT oLIYEr BAPTIST


who Shall Stand in the Hilly
Places" was the subject Of Rev.
b. II. Hunters message for Sun
day, Aust "a. Morning prayer
was offered by Rev. s. Simmons,
pulpit guest. from Chanute, Kans.
Evening service was well at
tended. The Gospel Chorus rend-
cred a message in song under the
direction of Silas Smith. Mrs. d.
Bell was pianist in the absence of
Carl Walker, who is vacationing
in St Louis, Mo. Soloists were
Mrs. Lois Dobbins, Mrs. Fannie
Carson and Mr.. and Mrs. House.
Visitors for the day were: Mrs
Mabel Johnson. Louisville, Ky,
Mrs. Flora Casey Los Angeles,
Calf, and Rev. and Mrs. S. Sim
mons OF Chanute, Kans. Rev.
Simmons Is pastor OF one Of the
Baptist church in Kansas.
Rev. ]. ]. Clayburn was able 10
attend morning service. Little
Elsie Coleman who has been a
patient at Gillette hospital for
several months is at her home now.
III Aurora, and much improved
and able TO attend Sunday School
and church.
Others noted on our sick list are
Beulah Cruze, University hospital
Mother Ella Golden, Ancker hos
pital.
September 81, will be Appre-
citation Day for Rev. and Mrs. B.
II. Hunter. their eighth year at
Mt. Olivet. Mr.. James Buford is
general chairman.
You're welcome at Mt. Olivet
church, "A House of Hope. a Place
OF Prayer, and a Fellowship of
Joy. Mrs. NJ. f. Bell, reporter.
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GOSPEL TEMPLE

The message for Sunday morn
ing brought by Pastor w. L. Battle
was taken from Isiah els. sub
Jet Trees of Righteousness. %
Emphasis was stressed on a tree
that lives beneath the soil: the hot
ter the sun gets. the more water
Is absorbed from the earth. Rev.
Battles said that christians are like
trees when trials come, they pray
oftener and live off the water OF
Gods spirit.
Sunday night our pastor brought
a great message unsing as scrip
ture reference Galatian ST. and
subject Stand Up for Christ"
Visitors from Minneapolis were
Mr.. and Mrs H. Hill. Mr.. and Mrs.
? McDuffie, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cornelius
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PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH

Women's Day-Sunday, August
"a. women's Day speaker was
Mrs. Lillian Balenger who spoke
on women is Action for God and
Mankind" To the women present
Mrs. Balenger stated Your
strength may be Of no value unless
II is reodered to God and Man
Serving as women's Day co-chair-
men were Mines. Mary Durham
and Ouanita Dawson. Other chaie-
men were Mines: Charlene DECKER
son, Louella Taylor, Yvonne Rob
binson, Estella Dorsey and Miss
Sherrie Mazingo.
Morning prayer was given by
Deaconess Regina Morris. The
Children's Story was offered by
Ruby Wood. Trustee Elizabeth
Hall gave the Dedicatory Prayer
at the close of the service. The
Women's Chorus sang selections
with a beautiful solo rendered by
Mrs. Mildred Hampton IF With
All Your Heart" Other selections
included Wonderful Grace of
Jesus" and God So Loved the
World" The Women's Chorus was
under the able direction Of Mrs.
Louella Taylor.
A card or a message of kind
ness should be extended to Mrs.
Theresa johnson at Miller Hospit-
al, Deacon N. N. Smith, Veterans
Hospital: and Mrs Wilma Brow
ders, Bethesda Hospital. Mrs.
johnson Is to receive no visitors.
Visitors attending the August
"a service were: Mrs. Ruby Stew
art, Little Rock, Ark, Mrs. Vivian
Simmons, Louisville, KY, Mrs.
Robert Downs, Louisville, KY, Mrs.
Marie Standifer, Detroit, Mich,
Peter A. Anderson, Petersville,
okla, Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Hedge,
st. Joseph, Mo-, and Mr.. Lee G..
Wiley, Duluth, MINI,
In order to keep records up-to-
date members are urged to report
changes in addresses or phone
number to the church office.
Pilgrim will next Sunday, well
come back mentioning pastor Rev,
Floyd Massey. Jr., to the pulpit.
You are always welcome at Pill
grim "the church of lofty friend
ship. "-Sherrie Mazingo, reporter.
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White Citizens
Council Man
Addresses COP

Confined from Page ~
the idea from a book which had
been declared subversive.
He said that he was a member
OF the South Carolina Citizens
council. I'VE meet with Negro lead
ers In our towns to try to iron out
their problems and ours, but we
will not meet with members of
theNAACP," Gieseking said most
members OF NAACP were not fun
blooded Negroes, but were half
bloods or mixed blood and for
that reason not accepted wholly by
either race.
He closed by saying, I'VE be-
Iieve that every state should
view with alarm the gradual
chipping away Of state rights.
SO-caIled Civil Rights IegisIa-
ton will affect Minnesota, too,
as IL Is Just one step toward
the destruction Of state sOver-
eighty"
Summing up his views he seem
ed 20 think the Southern states
should be allowed to settle their
own problem without use OF force,
and he felt that education Of Ne
groes would do much to eliminate
trouble.
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SIOUX
r A L L s
NEWS
NOTES
By Kaye Ooates
$40 Bfnble Street
Sioux Falls. 3. ID.

E. c. Collins. 1904 z. Eighth
81. Fannie Mae Clark, 9O6 T..
Third st.. and Anna Burns, 20I2 r.
Sixth St, are vacationing In the
Black Hills Of South Dakota. Most
Dakotians overlook the beauties
Of their own state.
Mrs Hazel Strothers, EEneen
Strothers. and niece Of Brunswick,
Mo. have been guests in the Rev.
/. H. Thomas home for the week
end. Hazel and Eileen and mother
and sister Of Mrs. Evelyn Thomas.
Mrs. z. Pendelton, 1913 ". Main
Ave, is a former school classmate
Of Mrs. Stothers. The Thomas's
had the Pendeltons In Sunday for
typical Missouri dinner and a
CAB fest. Mrs. Stothers filled a
breakfast engagement In the Pen
delton home. The Strothers left
Tuesday afternoon for Brunswick
Mo.
Folks are receiving cards and
letters from Maggie Anderson who
is on vacation. These cards are
really Anderson specials and we
are enjoying the fact that M. has
MT forgotten her stay to home
friends.
Robert Tate, 92O Wayland Ave,
spent four days in Minneapolis Wis
iting his children, Bob, Barbara.
Eunice and Georgianna. He and
his daughter. Nyle, returned a
week ago. They really enjoyed
their stay.
A friend OF mine visited her boy
in Plankington, So. Oak. Grain
ing SchooD. She saw Porter VIII
liams there and she reports he is
doin fine and seems very happy
and well adjusted He is going TO
show a calf at the State Fair and
Huron, in September and would
like TO have his friends come down
there TO see him.
Minnie Williams of Mitchell. So.
Oak, has been spending a few
days with her brother and sister
ln-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Barger.
724 N. French.
My nephew. Ralph Davis, whom
a lot of you folks know Is in
Chicago, Ill. He is in a hospital
with pneumonia. He asked about
so many folks thought 1 should
mention II. His address is, 1925
Vincenne. Ave.
Alfred White and I are in charge
of the Women AMI Mems Day
Rally at st. Johns Baptist Church.
32i N. MINI We have a well
planned program and we would
like to have all come, paying.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby Napue.
Lincoln, Nebr., are here. He is
chef at the Rushmore Cafe, e. 10th
Street They are planning on max
ing Sioux Falls their home. They
have two children.
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FRIENDS HELP CARYN
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY

II was a gala afternoon for a
group Of youngsters on Wednes-
day, August 20, when they attend
ed a party for Caryn Allen, given
by her mother in celebration Of her
fourth birthday.
The frolicking festivities, held in
the backyard at the home OF her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Allen,
642 Iglehart Ave. was attended
by some % OF her little friends
who enjoyed playing various
games. Capturing prizes for games
were Phillip Patterson. Billy Nc
Gee and Gary Allen. Each guest
was given a balloon and whistle
favor.
Following games the many gifts
were opened to the delight OF the
children after which refreshments
OF ice cream. nuts, candy, lemon
ade and a birthday cake with
Caryn's name inscribed were serv-
ed by the hostess.
Enjoying the fun were Carol
and Billy MCGEE, Eric, Shelly and
Gail Collins, Jeanene Gooden, Tia,
Lisa, and Justin Mann. Bernice
Jones, Gregory and Daryl Nc
Moore, Kim and Wayne Bowman.
Lorrie Allen, Vincent Bruce, KEEL
win Carter. Deborah Henderson
and Bernice Jones.
Also having lots OF fun were
mothers OF the children. the Mines.
Anita Allen, Jocelyn Collins, Jack
lie Bowman. Margaret McMoore.
Lucille Jones and Rosalie Patter-
son.
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bidal bouquet Of white roses cen
tered with a white orchid.
Bridal attendants in addition to
Miss Green were sisters of the
bride, Juanita oglesby. maid of
honor and Mildred, bridesmaid.
James Scrivner was his broth
er's best man and Franklin and
Benjamin oglesby, brothers of the
bride were ushers.
A program Of nuptial music was
presented by Mrs, Ruth Downing
Of Omaha, cousin o fthe bride, pre-
ceeding the ceremony and she also
played the wedding march.
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton was held on the lawn at the
spacious country home OF the
brides mother at which the happy
couple was felicitated by many rel
atives and friends from far and
near who showered them with
many lovely and useful gifts.
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Owe Him A Lot
New And Better
Jobs Sought From
General Foods

BOSTON. Mass. (ANP)-New
and better jobs for Negro workers
were thoroughly discussed in a
meeting sponsored by the Boston
Urban League with officials OF the
Walter Baker Chocolate Company
their parent organization. the Gen.
eral Foods Corporation.
The meeting was held at the re.
guest OF the General Foods Corpor.
alton and was part OF national
program developed by that cor,
poration and the National Urban
League to provide services on prob.
lens OF worker Indignation.
General Foods also controls Max,
well House Coffee. the Jelo Com,
pany, and other food firms,
Participating officials were
Ralph W. verney, Director OF En-.
ployee Relations, General Foods
Burt Pierce, General Foods.
Charles Overlook. operations man,
ager, Walter Baker Division: anc
Jack Mulkorin, Personnel Man,
ager Walter Baker Division.
Urban League discussants includ
ed Julian ID, steele. president, Bos.
ton Urban League; Norman 5
Thompson, Mrs. Gertrude Chand
ler Frank Ferdinand.
As a result OF the conference o.
the Boston Urban Leagues De
partmcnt OF Industrial Relations 4
currently seeking Negro for 4
position as mechanical engineer a
the Baker Chocolate Division.
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Lose Housing
Account of Race

(Contisued from Page -
spector. who had a talk with Lind.
berg.
After this conservation, Walling
said yesterday, Il don't feel" Lind
berg made the statements attri-
buted to him. He said Lindberg
conceded that privately he object
ed 10 Nisei moving in the block
but realized that as a member OF
the police force he could not speak
up publicly.
THEREFORE,. he didn't Lind
berg said.
oshima said that after consult
ing with his attorney he decided
to ask for a release from the pur-
chase agreement. especially be-
cause the principal director was
next-door neighbor.
Mrs. Moore, the former Laura
Moses and sister OF actress Hilda
Simms. came TO Minneapolis with
her three sons in July and took a
job as secretary with the Mime
apolis Star and Tribune.
She said she found the duplex
at 1921 Columbus Av. through an
advertisement and that the land
lords, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Thomp-
son, rented TO her without any re-
ference to her race.
AFTER she moved in July 20,
she said, the Thompsons were ex-
tremely kind to her, giving her
paint for some work she needed TO
do and performing other neigh
borly acts.
On Aug. 4, she said, she received
a registered letter from Mrs.
Thompson asking her to vacate the
apartment by Sept. 20. When she
asked Mr.. Thompson for a reason.
the landlady said brother Of hers
had sold his Wisconsin farm and
was moving into the apartment.
When Mrs Gould called on Mrs.
Thompson. the landlady conceded
that she had evicted Mrs. Moore
because she didn't want trouble"
She had had some anonymous
calls, she said, and a man who said
he represented the neighbors urged
her to evict the Negroes.
Mrs. Moore since has found an
other apartment.
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ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

| ZION BAPTIST OhJhCh
A wonderful audience attended
the morning worship at Zion Sun
day, August "a. Rev. II. w. Bolts,
ST.. read the opening scripture,
Romans, S:1-10. The combined
choirs and chorlses were is charge
Of music. The director, Willie B.
Hale, was at his post as director
and singing with an uplifting voice.
Mrs. l. Buchanon was pianist and
Mrs. w. NJ. Warder, oranist.
Rev. Kelley Miller Smith OF
Nashville. Tenn, was guest minis
ter. Rev. Smith is moderator OF
Stone River Association; is presi-
dent Of Nashville Ministerial As
ISOLATION; is president Of the Ma
tional Leadership Council and
president of the Nashville branch
OF the N. A. A. c. p.
He used for his text Mark 14:l5
and scbject, 'Life's Upper Room"
Our hearts burned within while
this man of God talked to us by
the way.
Mrs. Raymond Cooper united
with the church bringing her let
ter from Des Moines.
Visitors were Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
ace Brown, Mrs. Mary Toney, Mr..
Leonard Carter, all Of st. Paul;
Salona Love, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Heron and
family of Kansas City, Kans., Rev.
and Mrs. ]. Z. Mason and children,
Henry, Marilyn, Keith and Jan,
all Of Wichita, Kans., Mrs. Frances
Flood of New Jersey, all guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fraction, Mr..
and Mrs. ". j. Hunter and Floyd
Clark Of Minneapolis. Visitors are
always welcome at Zion.
Rev Bolts brought the evening
message from the scripture Psalm
1905 and chose for a subject, Let
Everything that has Breath Praise
the Lord" The pastor spoke
briefly on this treat subject. Mr..
Hale and the Senior Choir were In
charge of the music with Miss Blu
chanon at the piano and Mrs. War
der at the organ.
Reported on the sick list are Mr.
William Westberry, who has been
very i'll. He was able to attend
service Sunday. Mrs. Joe Sudduth
is improving at Fairview hospital;
Mrs. Simpson Sartin is still con-
fined to Mt. Sinai hospital; Mrs.
Birdie King, Park View; Mr.. Dan
and Eva Lawrence, Fairview
hospital: III at home are Mrs.
Patricia Lott, ITO Aldrich N,
Mrs. Joella Calhoun, 3540 Smelling
Av., Mrs. Matte Samuels, 994
Bryant N, Mrs. Juella Holiday,
1927 Chicago Av., Mr.. F. L. Brax-
ton, 1916 Portland Av and Mr..
Thomas Adair, 727 Emerson Av.
N. Let us continue to remember
them in prayer.
This weeks thought Is "Set your
affection on things above, not on
things on the earth" Col. 3:2.-
Mrs. Z. Henderson, reporter.
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HARVARD SOPHOMORE
WINS $500 PRIZEE

Cambride, Mass, (ANPl-Har.
ward University officials have an.
nounced that Graham Davis. class
Of 1850. has won the first under
graduate Bowdoin prize for Latin
translation.
The lT-year-old sophomore was
awarded a gold medal and a eerti-
ficate, with $500 in cash.
A brilliant student. young Davis
won the second prize in 1887 and
holds several scholarships.
lie Is the holder OF six certifi-
Gates as a pianist nom the Royal
College OF Music, London, England