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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
LEACH, FRANK PATTERSON. I

ffS, % P Jffifal SPF LiS K; aI'S 3
and Frank ]. Leach. both OF Wash.
inston. Q. E. He also Is survived
Mary Leach. both OF washinston.
d. C., and one brother, Clarence
Leach OF Clarendon. Va Friends
received In the Baker a Son Funeral
Home, 3l4 North West st. Manas:
be held on Friday, April 10. at
10 An. lnterment Stonewan Mem
oTy Gardens ManaSsaS Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17

NIELSEN, JEAN M. OF 1900 Airing:
Is. 1865. wife Of james Nielsen.
ssSEhe Remain. Of Rsrcy su eSsmS.S 1t Can S
neral Home S67S M st. nv serv,
ices at the Fort Myer Chapel, Fort
Myer Va, on Friday, April is,
at | pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tionaI Cemetery.
NOONE, JOHN y. On Tuesday, April
haas JOHN PfrFS Soo Slnt o ys cccta
ST. ne, beloved son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Noone. He also Is
ss5issp 81 % wa srC'fsr ThS %as:
will be offered on Saturday morn.
ing April 10, at st. Roses Cath
Ollie Church, Carbonate, Pa, for
the repose OF his soul Arrange
of Carbondale. Pa. II
1876 Fs1cett st., Ken nd s,1t Ma.
late Charles Z. Norris, mother Of
Mrs, Charles sadtler. Mrs. J. Paul
Heath nd Msf HAROLD = Taylor . Eaph
q chSm6ers Funeral Home, ,5o7$
Al z pm 1nterment Washinston
National Cemetery.
ODOM, JOHN. Suddenly, on Monday,
April IA, 1858, JOHN ODOM OF
beloved husband Of Mrs. Minnie B.
Odom. He also leaves q devoted
mother. Mrs. Eula Preshea; . broth.
er, Herman odom. and many otheI
relatives and friends. Friends MAJ
call on Friday, April 10, after 4
pm. at the funeral home Of Alex.
snder 8 Pope, 4I4 10th st.; st. 50. e
April 20, at Sumter. 8. c.
PECK. CATHERINE ELLARD. or
Thursday April II 1858, at hel
residence. CATHERINE ELLARI
PECK, beloved wife Of the late jacob
W. Peck Funeral from the Ia.
koma Funeral Home, 254 Carol
st. NV parking oppositeD, on
Saturday, April ~, at ESQ Am
Reauiem mass at Our Lady o.
Sorrows Catholic Church, LaTct
and New Hampshire ayes, Takoms
Park. Nd At 10 am. lntermenI
Mount olivct Cemetery. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17

CHARLES A. On sunday,
eRR fzila Is 4 'i ssroeekET4Ti. m Ii. Pc S.:
loved brother OF Mary Z, and 0eorEe
l. Stockett Friends may call At
the Lee Funeral Home, Attn ct and
Mass ave. ne. where services VIII
$50 IN. Interment CONGRESSIONAL
Cemetery. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17

s. 1855. JOSEPH GLASS. beloved
husband q Anne M ,,s olas M,, de SSb,S
SUSSEX and Mrs Elsie Schattner, all
Of Silver Spring. Md, and Mrs.
Gladys Danick OF Washington, d. G.
He also is survived by seven grand
children and one gTeat-grandchild
Services at the c. d. GOLDBERG y
NV. on Thursday, April ~. at 2
pm, Interment King David Me:
mortal Garden. In mourning AZ
972S Admiralty DR., Silver Spring,
Md. In lieu OF flowers, contribu-
Heart Fund II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17

day April t il, iS5s. at her resi- resi-:
G fs3ss S MG S s2ss lucy Te dREEs
Also surviving are one daughter.
Nellie Thomas one son, While
Wilcher; four sisters, two brothers,
many nieces and nephews and other
THURSDAY, April II. friends may
Sons Funeral Home. 1925 Deane
ave. ne Funeral services on Fri
e coS APTi lS :: Zion G p% at pi the
sion ave and Karl pl. ne. the Rev.
Barnes of1ciating. lnterment Wood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
wAT rs'l a. H MART MAi;prG34a w sSFpso

April ia, 1858. MARTHA WATSON
Of 1918 18th st .Ina ;;Es' be nS. Y,d
Evans, LOWE Hall and the Rev
James Watson Of Lancaster. 6. C.
She also Is survived BY other rela-
tives and friends. After 4 pm,
Friday, April IS, friends are INVITED
TO cali at the Jarvis Chapel. 1892
You st NV. Funeral and inter-
ment Great Fails. 8. C.. on Sunday.
wA spsiP H. T 55s AWiLLrSS% M MSSTrsoSN
OF 2432 virginia ave. NV, beloved
husband Of the late Irene Watson.
brother Of Clifton Watson and uncle
Of Mrs Malvinla Stewart and john
,, Stewart; He also is survived
pm. Thursday. April u, friends
are invited TO call at the jarvis
Chapel; 1892 You q. NV where
Friday. April Je. Of pm Inter.
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17

STILL ~ S0sh Az, u 81 e ss i bu.s.S ~
Of Nellie K stiii. father Of Mrs
James oayounas. Betty 70, Linda
ert, James. Roy, Joseph, IT.. anc
Eugene still. Services 81 Chambers
on Friday, April is. at II AS Am
lntsrment Arlington National Gene
terry. IT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17

lA spfI Il. i hhSS Icon On riE; aSR
Of Mrs. Florence Linauist. Uncle
Of Elizabeth A. Lauxmann. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home.
4th ST. and Mass. ave. ne. where
services sI.,, win be held on Saturday;
congressionsi Cemetery. IA
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Arizona tribune., 1958-10-10
BITS OF
THIS AND THAT

The Alpha Kappa Alpha So
rority plans to present the King
of the Ivories, Enroll Garner,
in concert, early in 1859. This
group sponsored another cele-
brated Negro artist last season
when Leontyne Price appeared.
Mrs. Warren Hankins, 1902
S. 4Oth ST., is resting after minor
surgery Monday in Good Samar-
itan Hospital.
George Brown, Jr., 1914 E.
Madison underwent an operation
at St. Joseph's Hospital. He
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Brown.
BEST PUN OF THE WEEK.
Miss Bardot was informed of
Mr.. Pressley's desire for date.
She said, "I' m not interested.
he's not refined-he's type of
common young American" (What
did she expect, Prussian7)
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-05-09
SEEM STARS
with Dolores Calvin

NEW YORK CTTY-(CNS)-Mary Lou Williams the tenn
peraena pianist whose genius going un-recognz
ed because of her personality has head
ed for date at The Composer. former Andy Kirk key
board GIRL Mary Lou the really real artists with
records to it. If her smiles sincere
still, she would only give out whole smile instead of
smlrk, she'd win over her audiences much faster . .
Jack Parr who has proven himself match for Walter
Winohe could have ended the feud polite retractng
I'm but he chose uphold Maxwell and
iefs If more stars put faith in their beliefs
and back them to the h we'd have BETTER cleaner indus
try Parr is also to be commended on asking singer Da
hann Coral over and to his show gets big
bulldup all the scenery she the beautiful
gowns to wear and she's girl who singing you'd
never know what she is. She's just singer period
and good This effort part to show her off
at her best has done for than anything
we know of in TV just another of Jacks stubborn ideas
Pearl Bailey wearing smart tailored grey suit walking
with hubby Louis Bellson down Broadway and Louis Jor
dan at the Apollo complaining of throat trouble Former
Pres Harry Truman honored dinner Waldorf
Astoria and on hand actor Ralph Belomy singer
Muriel Rahn who'll always be remembered her Carmen
Jones" role to Broadway
Friends of Sammy Davis jr surprised at the tenn
porary breakup of Sammy and his BRIDE Loray They
ed the little with the great big heart never idle
never refusing to sing dance for charity
now any woman could make him happy except would
just go where he went and devote her the things
ne does Loray has of her she's dancer
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-05-09

and sammys friends she doesn't spend
enough time being with him Sammy says this is just
temporary state only time will tell that.
More Negroes down to Broadway than ever before to
see the w c. Handy story and they come away humnng
strains of the St Louis Blues of All Bermulans
peered to Queen Soroya of an correctly called Pn
cess on her arrival The elite meet at Count Bases
Bar in Harlem where Basic himself drops around when in
town.
Ruthe Campanela never giving up of hope,
now goes third month of visiting Campy each day.
She's adjusted her tragedy and the kids at
not having their daddy around The acct
dent has that baseball has erep
Campys friends gather around talking about him wishing
get we'll better One tells the story of how he
bought several huge tanks of tropical fish from the baseball
star one is eating fish which has to be sealed in
contaner Campy had active hobbies but raising
usual tropical fish great indoor sport to him.
Marian Anderson continues be first. she'll sing
Glucks "Orfeo the June Festival Cara
moor upstate in New York and it'll be her first perfor
officially open the outdoor Venetian Theatre which
built Roman styled The concert is sponsored by the Wal
ter & Lucie Rosen Foundation
One thousand bucks which donated to summer
camp fund to help send kids away in the of Sammy
Davis J has been rped by donaters after hearing the
appeal of the star radio that many more
New York kids get off the and out into the fresh
air July
Playhouse 80, Teevision show, in Hollywood trying to
pencil in volcano" live dramatic IL hours which was to
Michael Wdng and James Edwards Due to technical
difficulties when the strike in effect the show had
postponed. All shows postponed that week pen
the sponsors trying get okay when all will be avail
dble.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-05-09

Dare to walk in wisdom S way;
Dear to give where gifts belong,
Dare Gods precepts to obey.
Do what conscience says is right
Do what reason says is best,
Do with all your mind and might;
De your duty and be blest.
With every good wish I am your
Brother in Christ Jesus our Lord.
AS Treasurer of the Inter-De-
nominational Ministerial Alliance,
Pasadena, California.
l. II. Hunt, Treasurer
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-05-09
BafesviIIe
Brenda Watkins

Billy Brown of Batesville died
Friday night in Pine Bluff. The
funeral services will be held
Monday in Batesville at the Trf-
ferty Memorial Methodist church
/. Room of the Ethel o. Miller
High school had a surprise birth
day party for their teacher, Mrs.
Nora Lee Welsey. Clarence
Smith ST. and Clarence jr. and
Jewell, Joann and Boyee Osborne
visited relatives in the city of
Little Rock. Miss Smith returned
home from a two weeks visit
with her relatives recently. !.
The second quarterly conference
met Monday night pt Bethel A
ME church with DR.. ". M. Town
sends presiding. The Mission
airy Society met Friday at Bethel
AME church with Callie Harper
presiding.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-05-09
Listen Mrs. Bates ::

Dare from custom to depart;
Dare the priceless pearl pos.
sess;
Dare to wear it next your heart;
Dare, when others curse, to
bless
Dare forsake what you deem
wrong;
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-05-09
First AME Church
N. Vernon at Kensington Pl
Pasadena, California
Isaiah H. Hunt, minister

Mrs. Daisy Bates:
Little Rock, Ark.
My dear Mrs. Bates, Some time
ago tn e Inter-Denominational
Ministerial Alliance of Pasadena,
California voted to give to you
and the fine group of youth who
have been attending Central high
school, Little Rock, this small
token of One Hundred Dollars
$4,000 and to say to you and to
them that We are mindful of
your struggle, and we pray that
God will give you the strength
and faith to see it, through, may
God keep fnd bless you.
We trust that you shall use
this to the end that you may be
assured that you are not alone
IN the fight, The Ministers of
the Union would that / say to
you that We are hopeful of do
ing something for you and them
at a later date. May God Bless
and keep you.
I would dedicate this Poem to
you and the group.
DO AND BE BLESS
Dare to think, though others
frown;
Dare in words your thoughts
express;
Dare to rise, though oft cast down;
Dare the wronged and scorned
to bless.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-10

a motor trip to Vermont. Mr..
Guadagni will return home after
a weeks stay, while his wife
plans to spend the summer with
relatives in New England.
Miss Barbara BOland spent the
long weekend in Redbank, N. j.
as the guest of Miss Rosie Braun,
college mate at Saint Joseph's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Jacobs
spent the Fourth with Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Jones of Damascus,
who entertained at a large fam
lily picnic.
Ascension Chapel, POI South
Summit Avenue, will hold a lawn
fete at the church July IS, start
ing at $50 PM.
All kinds of sandwiches plus
home-baked pastries will be fea-
tured in addition to the usual
variety of booths.
Church teenagers this year also
will have a booth featuring things
they have made.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-10
Caithersburg Gets KNIVES Unit

tiers, Susan and Polly, of Mel
sonia, Va.
"Chip" Ward has gone to Camp
Momoweta, M5lttituck, Long Is
land where he will be serving as
senior counselor. He plans to
return home on August q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard BarnsIey
and family of Manila, p. l., have
been guests at the home of Mrs.
Laura Burrus and Miss Lefty
,Souder. Last Tuesday evening,
Mrs. Burrus and Miss Souder en-
tertained at family picnic in
honor of their visitors. Mr.. Barn
sley, who is their nephew, is the
public relations officer of the
United States Information Serv-
ice in Manila. This is his first
trip home in two years. The
Barnsleys have also been visit
ing relatives and friends in Rock
vile, Fairfax, Philadelphia, and
Orlando, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. f. Guadagni
left over the holiday weekend for
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The Montgomery County Asso-
citation for Retarded Children, a
participant in the United Givers
Fund, announces the establish
ment of a nursery school for re.
tarded children between the ages
of four and seven years inclusive.
The school year will begin next
September Is, and continue
through the normal school year.
This pre-School nursery, located
on the grounds of the Unitarian
Church at 9610 Cedar Lane, Be-
thesda, is accredited by the state
and local Department of Educa-
ton and will be stated with spe-
cially trained personnel.
Through the establishment of
this pre-school nursery for re-
tardates, the Montgomery Coun-
ty Association for Retarded Chill
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Park. Her twin sister, Miss Beat
rice Jones, also a graduate nurse
will leave next month for nurs
ing duties at the Oneida SAM
tarium in Oneida, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allyn Myers, ST.
and Miss Phyllis Stubs accom-
panied Mrs. Allyn Myers, Jr. to
New York last Sunday. There,
the junior Mrs. Myers boarded
the German plane, the Lufthansa,
to fly to Frankfort, Germany.
From there she will go to Stutt.
CART to join her husband, Spa
Allyn Myers, Jr., who is stationed
there.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Alan. ID. Brown
are receiving congratulations on
the birth of their second son,
Jeffrey Scott, born on June %
in Greenville, S. C. Lieut.. Brown
is stationed at Donaldson Air
Force Base nearby. Miss Connie
Lynch, sister of Mrs. Brown, has
flown down for a stay in Green
vile. She will be joined later
by her father, ]. Paul Lynch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald l.. Smaw-
ley are the happy parents of a
new son, Kenneth Mason, born
on June 3 at the George Wash
ington University Hospital. The
young heavyweight tipped the
scales at nine pounds, four
ounces. Kenneth has an older
sister and brother who are over
joyed at his arrival.
Mrs. Clay Plummer entertained
at family birthday supper last
Sunday evening, honoring her
grandson, James Britt, of Beth
esda.
Mrs. Edmund COdwise of Lin.
thicum Heights has been visiting
here at the home of Mrs. Jennie
Vollmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Dodge,
with Jimmy, Bobby, Chester and
Mary, all of Williamsport, Penn,
were the houseguests last week
end of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Jacobs. On Saturday, Mrs.
Jacobs entertained for the
Dodges, having as dinner guests
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Jacobs and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Jones and family of Damascus,
Mrs. Lawson King, Mrs. Con.
rad Aschenbach and children, and
Mrs. James Wriley Jacobs and
her children spent last week al
Beverly Beach. Meanwhile, Mr.
Jacobs was in Cleveland, where
he was a delegate to the conven
ton of the National Education
Association.
Philip Walker spent last week
at the Methodist camp at Church
ton. While he was away, his
mother, Mrs. Charles Walker
and his sisters, Linda and Betty
Ann, visited relatives at Plum
Point.
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Pickett o
Waycross, Ga. spent the Fourth
of July weekend with Mr.. am
Mrs. Fenton Kephart.
Holiday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
George Ward were Mr.. and Mrs
William West, with their daugh
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Service Tours Call
Two from BOyds

Two Boyds men recently left
home for separate tours of duty
with the Army and the Air Force.
Pfc. Vernon Vail, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Earle Vail, left for
Thule, Greenland where he will
be engaged in hauling supplies
for the huge air base.
Thomas Johnson, son of Mrs.
Grace Johnson left home for
basic training. Both young men
were schoolmates. Pfc. Vail has
been in the service for one year.