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SOCIETY SLANTS

Rev. John r. Perkins celebrated
the 4th of July with niece Mrs.
Gladys Louree and husband EN-
NETT and children. The Lodrees
visiting from Chicago, Illinois were
we'll entertained. The celebration
was at Mrs. Ollie Seymour's resi-
dent on Tulip Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard o. Bowie
of Chicago, H., spent few days
in the city recently visiting their
aunt Mrs. Lille Bently, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Haynes and Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Greene.
The Bowies were enroute home
after mentioning in California.
Mrs. Muriel Hammond and chill
dren Gen eand Artie, Jr., of St.
Louis, Missouri are visiting their
mother and grandmother, respect
lively Mrs. Earnestine Cypress on
West Pearl Street.
Mrs. Julia Suits Polk, regional
director of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority,
reports that DR.. Deborah Partridge,
grand basileus, is assisting in
planning and programming for the
Zeta's 1859 Boule which is to be
held in San Francisco, Calf, Aug
ust 1915 at the Whitcomb Hotel.
The theme of the Boule will GEN.
ter around "Today's Youth as To-
morrow's Citizen" with workshops,
panels, lectures and discussions,
dealing with the various activi-
ties and programs of youth on the
local, national and international
scale.
DR.. Partridge will open the Boule
on a formal note at the Public
meeting on the night of August -,
with a talk on Strengthening
Moral Values" in the light of CIV
ing Youth a better hold on life
and a better understanding. One
of the major events will be Press
Luncheon at which well-known per-
sons of the Press and in the field
of Public Relations will discuss
ways and means of building "better
Relation" among organiza-
tons and the Press. Workshops
other than those dealing with
Youth, will be one on the Zeta
School of Technique, The Use of
Community Resources Available
for Better Living and Zetas in the
Volunteer Picture.
Special entertaining affairs al
ready scheduled are those spon-
sored by the Pan Hellenic Council
of the city of San Francisco, the
Zeta Banquet, a Fashion Show
and Musicale and Zetas Orchid
Boule.
A special feature of this years
Boule will be the Post Convention
tour to Honolulu, Hawaii, August
1923. Soror Polk will also attend
the Post Convention trip to Hawaii.
She will be Joined in California
and in Hawaii by Soror Mollye
Young Sims of Washington, D. c.,
formerly of Jackson and organizer
of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority in Mis-
sissippi.
The activities of the West Jack
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good. The pastor brought very
fine message. The thought for
the day, eve Have Been Saved
To Serve" The Lords Supper
was served as usual. Finances for
the day $104.76. There will be a
program sponsored by the Sunday
School the fourth Sunday night,
July &c. Rev. c. L. West, pastor
and Mrs. Lillian Marshall, church
clerk.
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Y. W. c. A. hens

The Branch YWCA is now tax
ing registrations for its next two
weeks of Day Camp. This type
of organization is the place for
your child during vacation time
to keep them off the streets and
provide wholesome leisure time
activities.
The Day Camp group went to
Piney Woods School last Friday.
This was a wonderful experience
for all of US as we toured the
beautiful campus and buildings of
this historic school. The rock
garden and lovely bits of nature
along with the beautiful auditor
ium fingered in the minds of the
young people.
Volunteers for this trip were:
Mrs. Grover Smith and daughter,
Miss Maccine Smith. Other vol
unteers for the different outings
were: Miss Maggie Little, Miss
Johnnie Pearl Lee and Mrs. A. NJ.
Hall.
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NEWS

Services in memory Of Mrs. Lels
Terry was held Saturday, July 4
1869 at Wesley Methodist Church
at 2 o'clock p. m. Order of service
was: Recessional - Song "Abide
With Me" (Choir). Scripture
Rev. j. A. Carr. Prayer-Rev. w
M. Johnson. Song - "God Will
Take Care Of You" (Choir)-Trib.
ute GAS A Christian"-Mr. Oths
B. Foster. Solo - Mrs. Myrtle
Cooper. Obituary-Mrs. Mary E
Carr. Eulogy Rev. B. F. Harper
Mrs. Everlee Presley, Organist.
Mrs. Myrtis Hart Stenson OF
Ypsilantic, Michigan has been a
very pleasant guest in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cooper for the
past week. Many courtesies were
shown her during her short stay
She was entertained in the homes
of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Guilky, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Roby and had the
pleasure of making many house
calls with familiar friends.
Mrs. Stenson will always be re-
membered for her fine work here
in the field of religion and bust.
ness. She is a tireless worker in
the state of Michigan, where she
is not only one of the executives
of Michigan's State Congress, but
member of the National Staff of
the B. T. U. and Sunday School
Congress.
Truly we enjoyed our own
"Myrt", where here in our midst
before leaving, Mrs. Stenson upon
reading The Jackson Advocate
wrote subscription for one yea,
to the Editor for the paper, she
called it wonderful"
At Upton High, a six week sum
mer school opened Monday morn.
ing, July 6. A wonderful oppor.
tunity for ones who did not com.
plete their school work last term
The prices are reasonable. Every.
one should take advantage of this
opportunity.
Prof. H., C. Redmond, Mrs. Mary
c. Walker and Mrs. Dudley Street
are the instructors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Micou has
as their guest last week Mrs. Sadie
Seals of Las Vegas, New, Mrs
Minnie Seals of Decatur, Mississip.
pi. Sisters of Mrs. Ardella Micor
who has been very i'll, Mr.. Arzre
Huddleston of California, a brother
and others.
Mrs. Mary Mallett was taken tt
the University Hospital Tuesday
by Mrs. Andra Cooper.
Mrs. Myrtle Cooper is on tn,
/ sick list.
The Central Mississippi Educa
tional Convention was history il
| the making. The convention wa!
the best that has been held since
it was organized. May God bles!
each one who took an active par
in making the convention wha
it was. This convention was helt
at the Christian Liberty M. B
Church Friday, July 8, 1869.
Mrs. Daisy Lynch and Mrs. Lii
lie McReynold were welcome call
ers in the home of Mrs. Minnie
Tate the past morning. She wishe:
that you would please call again
Mr.. Lonzo Wilson is PROUD
to have in his home as vacation
visitors his three sons and thre,
grandchildren from Milwaukee
The sons are Joe, Dune and Bud
| die.
Mr.. Bass Hugh and wife, Mrs
Hattie Hugh, Mr.. Ben Roby anc
wife, Mrs. Eft Roby, Miss Verns
Love Jamison and her mother, Mrs
Emma M. Jamison motored t,
Yazoo City, Mississippi Sunda!
evening. Mrs. Eta Roby returned
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Elijah Barnes is still on the sick
list. We pray that he soon recov-
ers and be well again.
We are very sorry to hear of
the death of Mr.. Desia Loggett of
Chicago, Illinois. His body will be
brought home to Collins, Missis-
sippi for burial at his home church,
Providence M. B. Church. Inter
ment will be in the church ceme-
terry. The past, Rev. R. w. Hamp-
ton. Mr.. Loggett has one bother,
Mr.. d. Loggett of Hattiesburg,
Mississippi.
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Antioch Baptist Church Sunday,
July s, at 2 p.m., Mr.. Wallace
Magee and Mr.. Hampton Rushing,
two well known citizens Of CHM
town community. 1t was large
and sad funeral.
Mrs. Ollie Grimel was funeral
lied Sunday, July s, at Magee
Creek Baptist Church at 8 pm.
That too, was a large and sad
funeral.
Mrs. Earnestine Dillon's funeral
was held at Mt. Marian Baptist
Church Sunday, July s, at l pm.
The South Mississippi District
Assembly met at Gallilee Church
of Christ Holiness Saturday and
Sunday, July As at Jayess, Miss,
with nice attendance both days.
The total money raised for gen.
eral funds $416.06. The next dis
trict meeting was sent to Christ
Temple Church at McComb, Miss,
next July, 1860.
Mr.. Roma Lewis, of the u. S.
Marines, stationed at San Diego,
Calf, is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Dorothy Jefferson, of this city.
Mrs. Leila Lewis motored to
New Orleans and took a plane
to Houston, Tex, to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Mildred Nix. Mrs.
Nix is the proud mother of an in
FAINT daughter, Lesa Rena, born
June 80. Mrs. Lewis brought
William Nix, III, back with her.
Mrs. Wilma Magee of Chicago,
ILL.,, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Willie Davis, of this city.
Little Miss Cynthia Dyson,
daughter of Lawyer and Mrs. Eli
son Of Franklinton, La, is vaca-
tioning in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green Andrews o
Bogalusa, La, attended the morn
ing services at the First Baptist
Church. They were here for the
funeral services of Mr.. Andrews
aunt, Mrs. Ollie Grendell, which
was solemnized at the Magees
Creek Baptist Church Sunday,
July 5.
Kenneth and Donald Magee are
in New Orleans, La, spending
their summer vacation with par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Magee.
The revival services began it's
services Sunday morning with
soul-stirring sermon by the pas
tor, Rev. j. L. Pittman, from the
Book Of Phil. 8: 1912. Theme
"Know Christ" Afternoon SER
vice: Rev. V. Smith, pastor of Mt.
Carmel Baptist Church, Bogalusa,
La. preached soul-stirring SER
mon from Acts 1875. Theme "The
Power of Prayer"
Two very faithful members are
missing from service. Mr.. George
Andrews and Mrs. Sarah Bell
Dean. Both are confined to bed
in the Tylertown Hospital. Mrs.
Andrews is also missing. She is
with her husband.
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Mrs. Earle Booth was home
Sunday froom Biloxi, Mississippi
visiting her mother and father, Mr..
and Mrs. B. r. Booth.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-11

Cleft to Right Landeros Frenchy Brown three
the countrys leading hair sy demonstrated Posnes
RejuvX They Kuure was the
finest product made for uurng hair application
the hair from reveng though results series of three
phcacns were advised kuure is who
cua about their hair especially during the
They further agreed that RejuvX Fluid hair
ruvenator Posners claims it to be- RejuvX looks like hair
feels like hair adds
beached and Oyer-processed hair in
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-11

Mr.. Hugh Moore and family of
Hattiesburg, Mississippi were
home on the holiday visiting their
grandmother and grandfather, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Dixon.
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EDWARDS NEWS

Mrs. Kitir Singleton, wife of the
we'll known Mr.. Erasus Singleton,
passed this week end. We sympa-
ehize with her family.
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to the Afro Hospital for a check
up. Verna Love and Mrs. Jamison
were visitors in the home of their
mother and grandmother, Mrs.
Maggie Eubanks.
The Red Circle Girls and Cru
SADIE Boys are preparing for a JOY
Gus picnic trip July 9. They plan
a sightseeing trip through and
around the Capitol City. The small
fry would like a date with the
animals and, the zoo. The teenage
girls would like to swing and sway
to tune that's just right, and the
boys, just like boys will be, want
out. They are headed for the park
and the swimming pool.
We wish that you would wish
them a pleasant day.
Mr.. Bloomingberg has in her
house a guest, little cousin, Lou
Use Green from McCool, Missis-
sippi. The little cousin will spend
two weeks with her.
The following persons were hear
tily welcomed by relatives and
many friends during their summer
vacations: Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Roby and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Roby and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Floyd and family, Mr.. Grady
Parish, and Mr.. Claude Varnido'
They are all now residing in Chi
cago, Illinois.
Mrs. Geneva Perkins has return
ed from Birmingham, Ala, where
she has repaired and rented her
home. She has moved to her old
home, and is living with her mo-
Their in Kosciusko, Mississippi.
Sunday, July s, 1859 was regular
PASTORAL day at Christian Liberty
M. B. Church. The service was con-
Quoted by Rev. Johnson. Rev. 5
L. Brown, the pastor was absent
due to illness. The service was
very inspiring and there were
many visitors present.
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Mr.. Willie Dixon and wife Mrs.
Dorothy Dixon and grandson
James Earl Dixon of Biloxi, Missis-
sippi were home Sunday visiting
their mother and father Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Dixon.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-11

The YWCA sewing, tipping,
shorthand and leathercraft classes
are inviting you to their summer
closing program on Thursday,
July 16, at 7 pm. These classes
will open again the week of Sep
TENDER 7, 1859.
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Mr.. Fulton Thomas is home
from the Mercy Hospital. He re-
turned on Monday, July 6.
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TAYL0RSVILLE.
NEWS

The Shady Oak M. B. Church
held its regular PASTORAL Day SER
vices Sunday, July 5, 1859. Sun
day school opened at 10 o'clock a.
m. Subject of the lesson "a Ma
ton Under God" Deuteronomy TO
11:8:-17-19:11:-1. Teachers taught
their classes for thirty minutes.
The Supt. reviewed the Lesson. The
enrolment for Sunday 165. En-
rollment of School 1913. Money
raised 1852.
The regular service began at IL
o'clock noon. Devotion was led by
Sister Cora Sullivan and Mrs.
Laura Moffett. Song by the Little
Juniors. The pianist is Mrs. Meari
Fezell. A hymn was sung, and
prayers by Mr.. Sam Hatten and
Mrs. Lizzie Deham. The pastor
preached wonderful sermon. We
had some members to come back to
church who have been away long
time. Mrs. Adra Booth, the dau-
ghter of Mrs. Father Posey. We
were proud to receive her back
home. We had one visitor, Rev.
Moffett of Laurel, Mississippi. Rev.
l. L. Lenyou is our fine pastor. He
lives at Jackson, Mississippi.
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Mrs. Helen Willis and her hus-
band, Mr.. Howard Willis, are here
from Chicago, Ill. They are visit
ing relatives. Mrs. Alice Simmons,
grandmother, Mrs. Betty Coleman
Shelby, aunt, and Mrs. Bessie
Coleman Jackson, aunt, and other
kindred.
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We still need over $50 members
to complete our goal for the year.
If you have not renewed or joined
do so today. Members joining for
the week are: Mrs. Alberta Alex
ander, Miss F. o. Alexander, Mrs.
James o. Harrison, Mrs. Naomi T.
Hendrex, Mrs. Clara A. Jackson,
Mrs. Eunice McGhee, and Mrs.
Lille Pace. Please let your name
be here next week.
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We are very sorry that Mr..
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The three sons of Mr.. and Mrs.
lisa johnson are visiting them. We
hope they enjoy their visit, and
when they leave, we pray that they
will have a safe return to their
homes.
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Our tennis class got off to a
good start on Tuesday, July z,
with DR.. H. J. Tyrance as in
structor. Remember the Tourna-
ment dates: July 29-August l.
The tennis class meets on Tues
day and Thursday at 6 pm. on
the Hill High School Courts.
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MRS. Julia Atkinson, motner OF
Mrs. Mamie jackson, of this city,
passed recently. Funeral services
will be held from the Brownsville
Baptist Church Sunday at 2 pm.
Mr.. John Stamps, brother Of
Mrs. Anna Stewart, is visiting rel
atives here and at Morning Star.
Mr.. Stamps now resides at Boyle,
Miss.
Mrs. Gladys Gray Saunders and
her two daughters, Misses Lois
and Ada Saunders, are here from
Washington, D. c., to spend a
while with their mother and grand
mother, Mrs. Carrie Gray, who
is ill.
Mrs. Louise. Butler is at the
bedside of her sister, Mrs. Edna
Hunt, in Champaign, Ill.
Miss Dolores White and Miss
Helen Smith are teaching Bible
school in Mound Bayou, Miss. this
week, connected with Mt. Beulah
Christian Center.
Miss Roberta Irving is teach
ing Bible school in Clarksdale,
Miss, this week, connected with
Mt. Beulah Christian Center.
Mrs. Alma Ruth Bland will
spend July and August with her
mother in Indianapolis, Ind. She
is the former Miss Marian Allen.
The Friendship M. B. Church
held it's regular first Sunday SER
vices, July 5. The Sunday school
was we'll attended. The superin-
tendent, Bro. Ellis Willis, made a
very fine report of the National
Sunday School and B. T. U. Con-
gress held In Memphis, Tenn,
which he was a messenger.
The IL o'clock service was very
inspiring. The attendance was
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The activities of the West Jack
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TYLER TOWN
NEWS

A double funeral was held at
Antioch Baptist Church Sunday,
July 5, at 2 pm. Mr.. Wallace
Magee and Mr.. Hampton Rushing,
two well known citizens of CHM
town community. 1t was large
and sad funeral.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-11

Mrs. Ollie Grimel was funeral
lied Sunday, July s, at Magee
Creek Baptist Church at 8 pm.
That too, was a large and sad
funeral.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-11

Two very faithful members are
missing from service. Mr.. George
Andrews and Mrs. Sarah Bell
Dean. Both are confined to bed
in the Tylertown Hospital. Mrs.
Andrews is also missing. She is
with her husband.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-11

Mrs. Julia Atkinson, mother of
Mrs. Mamie Jackson, Of this city,
passed recently. Funeral services
will be held from the Brownsville
Baptist Church Sunday at 2 pm.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-11

Mr.. John Stamps, brother of
Mrs. Anna Stewart, is visiting rel
atives here and at Morning Star.
Mr.. Stamps now resides at Boyle,
Miss.
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Mrs. Muriel Hammond and chill
dren Gen eand Artie, Jr., of ST.
Louis, Missouri are visiting their
mother and grandmother, respect
lively Mrs. Earnestine Cypress on
West Pearl Street.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-11

Mr.. Bass Hugh and wife, Mrs.
Hattie Hugh, Mr.. Ben Roby and
wife, Mrs. Eft Roby, Miss Verna
Love Jamison and her mother, Mrs.
Emma M. Jamison motored to
Yazoo City, Mississippi Sunday
evening. Mrs. Eta Roby returned
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-16
Ladies' Guild
Plans Local
Pilgrimage

The annual pilgrimage Of the
st. Philomena Ladies Guild
will be held July 26th. This year
the pilgrimage will take in the
shrines close to home rather
than making an out of town
excursion as in the past.
The itinerary will be as fol-
lows: the bus will leave the
parish grounds at $3.50 a. M;
Mass will be heard at the Ma
tional Shrine of Our Lady of
Lourdes on Chardon rd.; break
fast will be served in the st.
Anne Tea room; Next stop will
be the Shrine Of Our Lady of
Czestochowa at Marymount on
Grander rd.; Dinner will be
served at the Shrine of Our
Lady of Levocha in Bedford.
The pilgrimage will come to a
close there with the Stations of
the Cross and Benediction of
the Blessed Sacrament out
doors.
For further information and
reservations call Mrs. George
Schmitz, Ii 1902.
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Campus News

Kenneth w. Johnson, 2121
Westburn rd.; Thomas r. Milli-
gan, 134O0 Claiborne rd.; and
Sue Carol Werther, 2087 Alton
rd. have been named to the
deans list at Miami University,
Oxford, o.
Kenneth L. Selway Of 2026
Natona rd., is currently studying
at the seventh annual Mathe-
mates Institute at Rutgers, the
State University. The program
will run from June 3O-Aug. 7.
Sponsored by the School OF
Education of Rutgers and by the
National Science Foundation
the Institute is designed to i'm
prove the mathematical compe-
tence of the participating teach
ers. Work suitable for both jun
ior and senior high school teach
ers is included.
Selway is a mathematics
teacher at Monticello Junior
High School.
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Muil Box

Editor:
The East Cleveland Leader
May I commend and thank
you for your publication ir
your last issue of The East
Cleveland Leader of the activi.
ties of The East Cleveland PTA
blood bank for June.
After reading this article,
contacted those who are ir
charge Of subject blood bank
and they in turn used the bank
to help my wife, who is afflict-
ed with Leukemia.
We have kept my wife alive
the past year with the latest
drugs and transfusions, and
assure you the help, from those
in charge of the East Cleveland
PTA blood bank, is most CRATE
fully appreciated.
/ am an old East Cleveland
resident and during my time of
residency l cannot remember a
civic endeavor more worthy of
commendation and support.
Again may thank you for
publishing news about such ac-
tivities, for as it was in my
case, such news can be most
worthwhile and profitable.
Very truly yours,
PAUL C. RECTOR
1903 East 142nd st.
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Pony League

The first-half title in the
Pony League still hangs in the
balance at this writing but to-
nights clash between Flynn
Froelk Funeral Home and East
End Nash at Shaw Field will
decide the issue.
The Flynn nine, with a 7-l
record, can ice the title by de-
feating the Nash entry who
now have a 6-3 mark. The Nash.
men remained in contention by
knocking off Edwards Funera
Home, 6-1, at Pattison Fielc
last Friday behind the three.
hit hurting of Denny Vaughn
Third Baseman Shoda's three.
run homer in the first inning
spelled victory for the Nash
nine who, because of several
postponements, have had to
play four games in the past
nine days. Flynn's, who jumped
off to a fast early-season start
by winning their first five
games, were handed surpris.
ing 40 defeat last Friday by
the last-place Pauls Restau.
rant. Flynn's threatened or
several occasions but failed to
come through twice in bases
loaded situations as Bill Ste
wart and Gregg Davis, Paul:
hurlers, came through to erase
the potential rallies.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-16

lie h m Congregational an
nounced.
All children of the Commun-
ity are welcome and invited to
enroll in this two-week Bible
School meeting daily, Monday
through Friday, 9:15 to 11:3(
a. m. The program will last
until July oath. The genera
topic for this years session.
will be "Going Gods Way"
The daily schedule will in.
clude an opening devotional il
Bethlehem's new sanctuary fol
lowed by a hymn sing, bible
history, handicraft, stories, anc
recreation in the parish hall IA
cilities and playground.
A Family Night" is being
planned for the conclusion o1
the school on July oath, 500
p. m. A brief program will be
presented by the children. There
will be an exhibit of work com.
pleted by the children three
years old and older. A religious
film will be shown and refresh
ments will be served.
No registration fee is re-
quired. The daily offerings al
the devotionals plus an offering
on Family Night" will finance
the school, Rev. Albrecht stated