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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13
Tolmodge-Joyits Debate
Points Up Race Issue

Senator Talmadge cut him
off. saying, by sending troops
and bayonets into a sovereign
city to put the hayonet into
the people and knock them
down on the streets"
Senator Javits said President
Eisenhower's use of troops to
enforce a court order for the
admission of Negro students to
a Little Rock (Ark.) school was
necessary to prevent anarchy.
Senator Talmadge, in refer
ring to the civil rights bill that
Senator Javits and others are
sponsoring, said adolf Hitler
never had anything worse in
Germany"
Senator Talmadge argue
that the bill would create a
super class of citizens who
could have the Attorney Gen.
eral become their legal guar
dian at the taxpayers expense
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13

NEW YORK. April Is tAPl
Blond British Actress Diana
DORIS was married to British
Comedian Dickie Dawson last
night. only As minutes after her
appearance as a guest star on
Steve Aliens television show.
she left the show at $50
pm. dashed TO her apartment,
changed into a wedding gown.
met Mr.. Dawson, and went to
the apartment Of Singer Fran
Warren. where the ceremony
was performed at 9:i5 pm, by
State Supreme Court Justice
Thomas A. Aurelio.
Miss DORIS, 20, had been mar
ried previously to Dennis Ham
ilton. He died last January,
while they were estranged. Mr..
Dawson, 20. had not been mar
ried before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13

Navy Hydro9raphic Once has
presented the following awards;
accomplishment.
George Weston, Alton Moody.
Geraldine Ieo, Donald Me-
Clench. Flossle Leftwich. Irving
Sisk. Clarence Quartz, Russell
Monkey, y. George Holman,
Joseph Strongoski. Nathan
Fishel. J. Arthur Burger. J..
Donald Elan. Thomas McCan,
Allan Best. Jack Ritter, Joseph
Ruhisch, Joseph McGinnis, Will
liam Sohr. Edward Bratton, Sc
bastin Ragazzo. Jose Lazaro
and John Kinney. Beneficial
suggestion awards went to
Betty Hughes, William Fowler,
William Maloney. Robert Ia
Der, Robert Schlie. Charles Carr
mines and Anna Bovhjerg !.
Harry Lyford has been named
chief public information officer
OF Commerce Departments Of
flee Of International Trade
Fairs. Fred Phillips has been.
elected chairman o fthe jour-
neymen stereotypers committee
Of the Government Printing
Once to engage in contract
talks with the Public Printer.
Others on the committee are
James Byrne, Donald Curry,
John Davis, Alvin Jaiser and
alternates Michael Herman,
Larry Hasbrouck. william Hem
ingway, Bryan O'Connor and
Joseph Camardese Army's
Finance and Accounts Once
has made the following awards:
outstanding performance
rating. Mrs. Margaret Massin-
gill and Mrs. Eva Ribakow:
sustained superior performance.
Mrs. Dorothy johnson, Mrs.
Isobei Riefenherg, William Ho-
nus. Mrs. Truehart Douglas and
Mrs. Sophie LaCompte; bene-
fetal suggestions, Mrs. LaCom-
pete and Hilda Fyffe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13

Circus Of Hugo. was condemned
70 death after she killed one
trainer and seriously injured
another.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13
Doomed Elephant
Gets New Chance

HUGO. Okla. April IL (APl
Dorothy the circus elephant
won Communication OF her death
sentence yesterday when Of
metals Of the Mohawk Zoo in
Tulsa. Okla. agreed to give her
q home.
Dorothy, a 25-year-old per-
former for the Carson a. Barnes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13
School operettu

Fourth fifth and sixth grade
students at Burgundy Farm
Country Day School win pre-
sent an "operetta in the round
at 8 pm. Friday and Saturday
in the West Barn at the school,
5000 Burgundy road, Alexan-
dria.
Proceeds from the produc-
ton Of 'Hansel and Gretel" will
go to the schools scholarship
fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13
Fire Kills 4 in FumiIy

ASHLAND, Wis, April Is
(AP) "A Bayfield, County
farmer. his wife and two chill
dren died early today when fire
levelled their two-story frame
home. The victims were Walter
Maciejewski. 43, who also
worked in an Ashland mill work
plant: his wife, Jean, SO;
Walter. jr.. 10, and a daughter,
Tony Lynn, 5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13
Five Day Forecast
For Washington and Vicinity,
April IA Through lS

Temperatures will average 8
or 4 degrees below the normals
of IS and A. Warmer Tuesday
through Thursday, cooler Fri
day and Saturday. Showers
about Thursday will total one
fifth inch or less.
River Report
Potomac River cloudy at Harpers
Ferry and slightly muddy at Great
Falls. Shenandoah cloudy at Harpers
Ferry.
Temperatures for Yesterday
Midnight - so Noon - 80
4 am. ----- 40 4p.m. "a
am. ----42 Sp.m. - "a
Record Temperatures This Year
Highest. 90 on April g.
Lowest, 4 on January and II.
High and Low az Last "a Hours
High, 80, at 1901 am.
Low, 81, at 1918 am.
Tide Tables
FURNISHED by the United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey /
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13

These but handful phrases the many letters written
to recently by customers We proud employees and
grateful to those of who took the trouble gou think
of anything that will help BETTER please
THE CHESAPEAKE POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13

down on the ground that he
was not entitled to the protec-
ton OF the LlOyd-LaFollette
Act or the Veterans Preference
Act against arbitrary or capri
cious dismissal because he was
in an excepted Job at the time
Of his firing.
But the Court Of Claims has
ruled that the employee is en-
titled to procedural safeguards
against arbitrary or capricious
dismissal. 1t said that any
career employe In an excepted
Job is entitled to the protection
of the Lloyd-LaFollette and
Veterans Preference Act proce-
dures.
The court noted. Ordinarily
an employ in an excepted posi-
ton has no protection against
discharge. whether it be for
cause or at the within or caprice
of his superior, but when that
discharge deprives him of his
right to his old job under tile
classified civil service, granted
him by an Act of Congress, it is
effective only If it was for such
case as win promote the eff
cheney of the service.
1T cannot defeat his statu-
tory right Of restoration to his
civil service position, If 1t was
done arbitrarily or capriciously.
One cannot be deprived of a
right granted by Congress by
the arbitrary act Of his supe-
rior, whether that was the pur-
pose of the arbitrary action or
not"
~ NJ
CAPITAL ROUNDUP - The
Public Health Service has given
superior performance awards to
Marion Brown, Daniel Galloway
and Mrs. Mildred Fields, and
beneficial suggestion awards to
Mrs. Gertrude Payne and Clio
ria Williams The Armed
Forces Institute Of Pathology
has presented the following
length of-service awards: AZ
years, Edward McCarten; 80
years, Robert Puryear, Law
renee Ambrogi, May Fraker;
20 years, Cleo Warren, Morris
Leikind, Paul Burns. Charles
Edwards. William Macy. Arthur
Cole, Roderic Davis, William
Hutchinson, Morris Goldberg,
Margaret Mccormack, Law
renee Shepherd, Ethel Hicks
and Mary Leyitin. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13

Tide Tables
Furnished by the Omitted States Coast
and Geodetie Survey
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agencies are using military per-
sonnet in civilian jobs. to the
detriment Of career employees
chances Of holding on to their
Jobs or winning promotions.
The unions also declare that use
OF military personnel in civilian
Jobs Is more costly to taxpayers.
Chairman Mahon. Of the
Appropriations subcommittee
handling the Defense Depart
ment 1860 budget requests. and
other members referred to Fed
eral employee groups complaints.
Representative Sheppard. DEM
ocrat Of California. the groups
ranking member, inquired about
the recent charge OF the Wash
ington Air Force lodge Of the
American Federation of Gov
eminent Employees that hte Air
Force Is engaging In such
practices.
Mai. Gen. H. r. Maddux, Air
Force director of manpower
and organization and Deputy
Chief Of STAFF for Operations.
acknowledged that this is being
done in some cases. but only
because Of factors beyond the
Air Forces control.
Gen. Maddux told the COM
mittee: II would like to say
first of all. in response to that,
it is the continuing policy of
the Air Force to use civilian
employees in whatever jobs we
find they can appropriately
perform. and we do that to
the extent of the authorization
Of civilian employees that we
have. This is our continuing
policy.
Practically, when we get re-,
auctions in civilian ceilings, as
differentiated from reductions
in military ceilings, we must do
everything we can to get the
maximum effectiveness out Of
both types of people. On a par
ticular location this may cause
some motion between civilian
and military personnel, and
there are reasons for this, but
they would have to be ex-
planned in connection with a
particular indentifiable site. !
am trying to give the broad
statement of why this occurs"
y **
OTHER ITEMS-During its
hearings, the House Appropria-
lions Committee indicated it
would look into charges that
Government employees on off,
cial travel status fly on deluxe
champagne" flights when air
coach or tourist-type accom-
modations would do.
The group also was told that
/ the Defense Department is
putting a strict audit control
on the number of higher-grade
Jobs it was giving to civilian
employees, in answer to con-
gressional criticism that there
are too many of these jobs. The
Secretary of Defense will be
kept closely informed of the
| ALLEGATION of all such jobs and
will see that they are not
abused.
4 4 X \
COURT PROTECTION-The
United States Court of Claims
has handed down a decision
strengthening the job rights of
Federal career employees vino
subsequently take excepted or
non-civil service jobs in Gov
eminent.
The case involved a Civil
IAeronautics Administration en-
ploye with 20 years Of career
status who took an excepted
job overseas. He was fired. and
his appeal to the Civil Service
Commission for unemployment
rights to his old job was turned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13

The Women Of st. Dunstan's
Episcopal Church will sponsor
a luncheon and fashion show
at u noon tomorrow at the
church, 542O Kirby road. Nc
Lean, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Sevicemen Assigned
ToSome Civilian Jobs

A top Defense Department ofhcial acknowledges that
military personnel being assigned to jobs that ordinarily
should be filled by civilians.
The acknowledgement made in testimony released
today by the House Appropriations Committee.
Federal empoye groups have charged that the defense
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13

Representative Fulton Republican of Pennsylvania,
tries the levascooter" demonstrated to members of
the House Science and Astronautics Committee today
In the corridor Of the Old House Office Building by
representatives of the Ford Motor Co. The device
Is suspended above the ground by jets of air. riding
on film of air rather than wheels Ford experts
say the "levitation" principle may be utilized some
day in high speed ground transportation. Gas
turbines probably would provide forward movement;
on the model shown here, foot power is used just
as with old-fashioned scooters.-Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
PERSONAL
(cONTINuEp)

FOR CHRISTMAS - New Man
Books 1908 PennA. ave. NV. Has
Wlteheraft, Ghost stories. occult,
yoga, Exciting supernatural books
Hurryl NE. s-O7S6.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
EXECUTIVE

We are looking for q man between
20 to 40 with executive abii-
ity, good education and pleasing
personality who Is accustomed to
active contact with the public. II
qualified, write Immediately, stat
ing age, education and business
experience. Give address and
telephone number. II your letter
indicates you might At into our
organiZation, an appointment will
be arranged. All replies confiden-
tial. Box lSs-Y. Star.
EXPERIENCED MAN, must have 3
years finance experience. All
usual company dement's and salary
commensurate with experience,
VIII not contact present employer.
Box 10y, Star.
FIELD REPRESENTATIVE, finance
company experience required. All
company benefits and attractive
salary. Will not contact present
employer. Box 16-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
- ALWAYS place your Classified Ad where costs less
" to get quicker results Star C!asfedPhone IL $4,000
HELP MEN
ENGINEER

2nd-clasS stationary, d. c.
license, with mechanical
knowledge: excel. working
condS.. good salary, steady;
only reliable person please
apply. NATIONAL LAUN.
DRY, 2036 West VirginiA
ave. ne, LA. 6-2216.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
PERSONAL
A GHOsTWRITING AND
EDITING SERVICE

Professional writer will edit ant
polish term papers, book review;
and theses. Prepare or revlst
Forms 81 and resumes. Ghost
speeches, reports. Daily, Sunday
III S-IHQg
Evening star., 1959-12-20
SPECIAL NOTICES
AUCTION SALES

PUBLIC AUCTION by licensed auc-
tioneer to be held, TEN AN,
THE THIRTIETH DAY OF DE-
CEMBER, 1859, 1854 Ford Fordor,
Serial No. U4BT1437S2, titled
HENRY LEE BUTLER, at Dali
TON FINANCE, INC, rear 4409
Southern ave-, Coral Hills, Nd.
de1S,19,20
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Word. Line. Tim. Time. Time. T,asS:. I'M
IS : $l.74 $4.5o S9.A5 $l2.3o
20 1 2.32 900 1880 l6.4o
IS S 2.9o $50 l5.75 2o.5c
out-of- Town Rute. S6e. Per Line
} or More Times, S0e Per Line
Evening star., 1959-12-20
BOX 32-Y STAP

ATLAS AGENCY
1920 N. Y. Ave. NV. RE. 7-5767
ACTUARY, OR ACCOUNTANT, or
auditor, with some actuarial az
perlence, for temporary or part
time employment on interesting
assignment. Must be qualifed TO
analyze retirement funds. Box
6-Y. Star.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
Auto Service Salesman

AuCU O6TVIC6 Salesman
Immed. opening for exper. man
Plenty Of work. Must be LIST class
thorough and competent with
pleasing personality. Apply In per.
son. See Mr.. Presgraves.
EATON CHEVROLET
$40 H st. NE.
Evening star., 1959-12-20

AUToMoTIVE DISTRIBUTOR wants
exper. man for sales field work,
Apply by letter giving full details,
present and previous employment,
age, references and salary ex-
pected. 1nclose recent nonreturn-
able photo. Box 195-Y, Star.
AUTO SALESMAN, liberal nay,
good working conditions. Experi-
ence helpful but not necessary.
HUNTER MOTORS, 1901 Mt. Yer
non ave, Alex, Va.
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HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANTS, BooKKEEPERs,
statesmen. once personnel. Sal
$40 wk. to $4,000 ". See Miss
Bell. Ma. S-2340. BOYD EMP
CENTER, cor. 18th and @ NV.
ACCOUNTING MATHEMATICS IN
STkUCTOR for several mornings
q week in school Of business ad-
minlstratton. Please send outline
OF educauon and experience to
Box 450-Y, Star!
ACCOUNTANT, for large national
hrm: under IS: / or more yrs
accounting exper.: good pay and
/, Advancement. Interview at 1925
N Y. ave. NV, 3rd r., To
pm: Sat: 9 to 8, weekdays.
ACCOUNTANT - S7-0O0
NATIONAL EMPL. sERv. INC Nc
nos 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-727O
ACCOUNTANT, some exp, Ss5-Si 90
AIRLINE TRAINEES S275-S325
ASSOC. TRAINEEs, coll. deg,
BANK TRAINEEs $4,000 M M
STENOGRAPHER. age TO AS, $4,000
GREENS EMPL. SERVICE
73S 18th st. NV. DI. 7-5sIs
AccTG CLERK, credit, rapid ad-
vance, start S70-SS0
Field Engr., exper. - 10 $3.50
Paint Salesman Sl25 plus expenses
ALLEN-O'BRIEN Personnel Service
l404 N. y. Ave. RE. 7-72SO
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-03
John Temple Groves \
ZEN BUDDISTS IN CALIFORNIA

M m allure to read a novel
Ours isn't the first era in which
there have been debaunched people
who could write like all getout
But it is the first which, thanks to
paper-backs. their stuff has had
such distribution as to seem real
ism" and true report to millions
Of simple souls.
Ours is also the first era in which
youth has been served with such
-bated breath and blind faulty that
all art and entertainment have been
give to its untutored tastes.
You hear Of this ''beat genera
ton" but where is it? Where are
these slovenly, emotional irrespon-
sible, low living. overeducated
people who get together and call
each other man. and say ''cool 4
and are interested only in their
sorry-selyes? The beat genera
ton must be also a lost genera
ton for you can't find it, They
say several have been seen in San
Francisco but life goes on there.
also literature
City planners Ill Los Angeles are
preSuIning the city will have a
population OF 5000 900 BY 1870 and
be the nations largest urban area
On the other hand. everybody may
have had to move to San Diago
There may be 5000 900 right now
and just not visible.
Flash Women are to appear as
God made them! That is, the out
line viii show in the new styles
But you never can tell about the
Supreme Court and its equalitariar
sentimentality It was because
mems legs differ that long nousel
were invented to perk up the I'm
derprivileged Some suspect [ h {
| recent outline concealing style il
women's wear was for benefit 3,
the underprivileged, too
a man may smile and smile ane
be villain still, sayeth tie poet
III Mikoyan's case he looked vii
famous a. soon as he stopped smil
ing
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-03
NO COMMENT
BY JAMES w. DoUTHAT

Washington. D. c.. Jan % The
conviction is growing ID Washing
ton that an Influential group Ill
Congress with close tics 10 labor
bosses is seeking to speed enact
ment of Woefully Inadequate labor
legislation i'll the hope Of aTertlng
approval Of a stronger measure,
Considerable surprise also wa
registered at Secretary Of Labo.
Mitchell's assertion that Senator
GoldWater r. Arlz, had played
no part whatsoever in shaping the
administration labor bill
Senator GoldWater leading
conservative. has been under AZ
tack by some Of His liberia" Re
publican colleagues. However their
effort to prevent llis election rs
Chairman Of the Republican sena
torial Campaign COMMITTEES MT \
complete failure
Secretary Mitchell action N4s
1 generally Interpreted III aA f-lfalf
10 dispel amy impression that the
| Administration had embraced the
views of Senator GoldWater VINO
has been highly critical ~ Wallet
Reuther and Of certall labor plac-
tees and who is on the black llsi
Of union bosses
/ The Arizonian. who As Ranking
Republican OH the. Senate Labor
Committee is sponsoring the Adj
ministranon' bill. Il known K
have conferred with Secretary
Mitchell while the measure WAS
being drafted
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-03
Fair Is foul and foul is fair, :.

Falr IS 1Oul ana fOul is tar.
A local Zen Buddhist protests that
California cranks, faddists. fana-
tics and other noorlesS people, in
GLIDING the long talking low living
ones who are being called the beat
generation or 'beatnikS" but are
only a bump on a log, are identi
flying his true religion with their
"tripe
Zen came centuries ago to
China from India and found ac-
ceptance throughout Asia as a part
Of Buddhism. Japan Is its princi-
pal strong hold today Zen" means
meditation and that is the form
of the sects deyotions. Find your
self through contemplation especi-
ally upon such a problem as this:
Before your mother and father
were born, what was your origi-
nal nature?" 1t takes years to
answer that they say. but when
the answer comes. it reflects Your
entire life UP until now 4
Mikoyan told them out here he
didn't believe In God. Communists
are against not only that greatest
Of "moorings' but against mooring
Of any kind Of degree, That is
supposed TO be what distinguishes
them from Us but when you think
Of the lack Of moorings in this
dramatically growing and second
most populous state and in its
faVorite son on the Supre m E
Court you can see how Mikoyan
might have great hopes Of us.
Fair IS foul and foul ~ fart"
Subtract the foul from the novel
Some Came Running" add excel
lent photography and attractive
countryside, and you have the fair
movie Some Came Running Ditto
fol- 'Peyton Place, except [ h a
James Jones is an ADLER writer
than Grace MetalliouS He is 50
able he could Get BY without the
endless foraication props. sparine
His conscience the guilt Of per
saading the un-Norldly wise that
life is al. liquor and Whereyou-
findlt
IS II 4 good s.hing 81 bad 4
have these unclean LYING be I
sellers made into comparatively
clean and real-life movie hits2
IN modern novels YOU can get
away with anything On television
le5s N allowable. IN movies still
leSs Is life what The realistic
novelists make il out Not BY many
miles of decency< taste Standards,
soDrietN. sell-cantral ambition, and
seIf respect What makes the novels
rumi0Ms IS not their beat. but the
naive inexperienced readers who
ara persuaded life is like this and
lhat contention u TIE contrary i
nere plTdafY aha DID fashion
Lfa Simply IN nor ike that fol
most popIe II yof CAN'T read 4
novai k3ovine this vou arc loo
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-03
Double Check

Having passed through January
The month OF resolutions and
predictions. and most Of EN- busted
VIZ now begin the positive. and We
are XXX out I'd beat this one out ID
4 frazzln
CONGRESS 4s III session. the State
Legislature also II Oh the JOB, and
a job II Is. Both have my sym
patty. Dust how Of what success
I7 to b. attained Is Yet To be seen
both are endowed with Il ma
joritv to back them iii whatever at
tempt they may make to stem the
tide Of outrageous attempts to
overthrow democracy and set in its
place commnnistic rule that even
tho foolish minority do no wish for.
Whenever majority fail to rule
and State Rights are pushed out
to the side. and local option ceases
ID exist, VIZ have no democracy
That We d. not wish to happen
here N America
However bad We hate 10 see the
Castro killings in Cuba there
is nothing VIZ can do about it in
a honorable way Just be glad it's
not us- and try to guard against
it's happening here. When we look
back over history its treatment to
Jeff Davis. president of the Con
federacy, was not much better so
We hang ON head tom Dolly
ana be- for reason and mercy.
we live in All age Of extreme
dangerous advancement keep
ing the rights Of everybody free is
eyerybody's business survival
Of sick nation is as impossible
an that Of a human being # We
could just upit and get it over with.
Oh what a relief.
Thanks for reading
Yours,
j Marvin Brown
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-03

for political activities.
Senator GoldWater is among
those who are fearful that if bill
r. passed To regulate the internal
affairs of unions phys a few Taft
Hartley amendments long urged by
union bosses the chances would be
greatly diminished for later enact
ment Of legislation containing any
strengthening amendments.
tie pointedly questions shy Sena-
tor Kennedy. who favors separate
bills. includes in the one he already
has introduced certain union-sup-
ported Taft-Hartley amendments.
while urging later consideration in
4 separate measure of Taft-Hart-
leN amendments supported BY in
dastfH
Thr result Of such procedure.
many believe, would be a bill so
Ma4k that the Gnion bosses would
accept II and there would be moth
llls more
Dlrksen appointment Significant
1.-THE fact that Senator Dirksen.
The Republican Leader, went on the
Labor Committee is regarded as
aighly significant.
He gave up his highly priced seat
On the Appropriations Committee to
take on the new assignment. which
involves passing on all proposals
for new labor legislation. Il
AS Republican Leader, he will
be ID position to restrain some
What some OF the Liberal mem
beFs Of the Committee.
Membership Of the Committee is
Overwhelmingly :" Thus, the APP
Pertinent Of a powerful conserva-
tiva n addition to Senator Gold
water, was conseiderd desirable.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-03
Bake Sale Planned
By Centenary WSCS

THE Wscs Of Centenary Metho-
dlst Church Of Cumberland county,
H-ill sponsor bake sale at New
bar2y's Saturday, Feb. Z beginning
n 70 am. Pies, cakes. cookies.
candy and rolls will be offered
There Will be q church confer
FHce At Centenary Methodist Sat
mdav. Feb. a al 8 pm. Dr..
Thomas r Carroll, district super
intendent will preside