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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30
PAUL is AN EARLY BIRD,

PAUL is AN EARLY BIRD,
must be just about the
youngest of them Che is 59).
He learned to make solo
flights when he was Is.
The Fort Myer flights were
due to the Army's traditional
practice of making pur-
chases by competitive bids
on rigid specifications. The
WrightS had submitted to
the Army evidence that they
could build a flying machine
of great military value.
The Army at first gave
the proposal a cold shoulder.
But wiser counsel finally pre-
vailed. Military observations
were largely by cavalry or
captive balloons. To have a
mobile scouting force in the
air might be too good to be
true but also too good to re-
ject without a trial.
The Army'S specifications
were that the flying machine
must go 40 miles an hour,
remain an hour in the air,
carry enough fuel to go 125
miles and be small enough to
be carried by an Army
wagon.
There were AZ bidders, but
when the bids were opened
few had met the requirement
of a certified check for 10
per cent. The Wright's bid
was $4,000 (Which the
Army was to pay for their
machine) and they inclosed
a check for $4,000. One bid
der asked 81 million but
inclosed no check. Another
said he was in prison, but if
they would let him out he
would build a flying machine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30

mittee, without a recommends
ton, a bill to make the District
q territory. The President
would appoint a governor and
city residents would elect is
members, of a legislative as
sembly and a non-voting dele
gate to the House, under the
proposal.
Some Is House members
from both parties hope to
spearhead. the petition move
today by talking up home rule
on the floor. Time has been
sought by Representatives
Reuss, Democrat Of Wisconsin.
and Widnall. Republican Of
New Jersey.
80 Send Letters
Congressman who hope to
whip up pro-home rule Senti-
ment are among 80 who sent
letters to every Representative
this morning urging support.
The territorial bill is one OF
28 home rule measures on
which hearings opened before
Q District subcommittee Tues
day. More witnesses will be
called Monday.
Despite hearings, 1--WE be-
lieve that a solid majority OF
the subcommittee-and per-
haps a majority of the full
committee as welfare opposed
on principle to any form OF
home rule legislation" the
letter said.
AS soon as the new Hawaiian
Representative is seated, 218
signatures on the petition
would make the territorial bill
priority business of the House
Then, there will be 436 men,
berS sitting. The House has
one vacancy. One more than
half of members sitting can
discharge any bill for a vote
on the floor, regardless of COM
mittee action.
Debate would proceed under
ground rules laid out in a res
olution handed the House
Rules Committee seven days
ago. Actually, it is this resolu-
ton rather than the territorial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30
The
Rambler
Reports On %
Early Flights
BY GEORGE KENNEDY

Fifty years ago today the
Wright Brothers success
fully demonstrated their air.
plane at Fort Myer,
The tests Of the plane had
started in 1908 but had been
postponed after the plane
crashed on September IT,
killing 1t. Thomas E. Self
ridge, military observer, and
severely injuring Orville
Wright.
The tests were resumed in
1909 with a new plane. This
afternoon the Early Birds
(men who learned to fly be-
fore World War u will place
a wreath on the plane,
which is in the Smithsonian.
Then they will carry the
wreath out to Arlington
Cemetery and lay it on 1t.
Selfridge's grave.
In the evening they will
go to the parade grounds at
Fort Myer, the scene of the
flights, and present a plaque
concentrating them.
While the original flight
at Fort Myer on September 8,
1908, was witnessed by only
a handful of people, mostly
newspapermen and soldiers,
subsequent flights were wit
messed by increasing num-
berS. The one so years ago
drew more than 1000.
Scores of WashingtonianS
remember seeing the flights.
Paul CARRIER, curator of the
air museum of the SmithSon-
ian, is one of them. His home
was in New Jersey. He was
9 years old in 1909 when his
father decided to bring his
family to Washington on a
visit. Knowing Paul's inter-
est, his mother took him
out to Fort Myer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30
Continued From First Page

a two-way connection with
Iowa and Pennsylvania"
The Interruptions were
caused by pleas from his COM
manding officer, Maj. Angus
Lovan, and his first sergeant,
Sergt. Thomas Ireland, who
came to the f1rSt-floor landing
of the stairway to ask Wilfang
to surrender.
Listen" shouted one of the
airmen, don't be foolish. We
don't want to hurt you. Throw
the gun out and come out"
Another enlisted man who
identified himself as a close
friend of the sergeant asked
police to let him go upstairs
and talk to hims
He was allowed to talk to him
from the first-floor landing
being warned: Remember, he
is armed and has already fired
three shots"
Listen to me, Wilfang," he
shouted. This is Dew (Staf
Sergt. C. J. Dewhilst) want
to come and talk to you"
"All right" the answer came.
But he banged the door when
asked to throw the gun out
first.
Officer Ignored
The sergeant's squadron COM
mander, Maj. Angus E. Lovan.
was summoned to the scene in
an effort to bring him down,
but his pleas went UNDECIDED.
On several occasions, Wilfang
opened the door, which could
be seen from the yard, and
waved his gun.
| One of his bullets went
Through the door of an unoc-
cupied apartment fronting on
the same landing as Sergt.
Wilfang's.
By this time. as darkness
approached, a police official
shouted, IF you don't come out
in 10 minutes we are going up
to take you out"
Exactly 2 minutes later Will
fang opened the door and
started to step out Of the apart
ment.
Here he comes" someone
yelled and the crowd of police
men outside took cover.
1t was almost dark. Lights
were on at the first and second
floor stairway landings.
"ShOOt, Shoot, Shoot"
The dim second floor light
silhouetted his figure as he
stepped to the landing. Waving
his gun, he shouted Shoot,
shoot, shoot" and fired a shot.
The large crowd, which had
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CONVENTIONS
TODAY

The Dance Masters Of
America hold convention
sessions in the Shoreham
Hotel.
The National Education
Association World Confed-
Grafton of Organizations of
the Teacher Profession
meets in the Mayflower
Hotel.
This information supplied by
Washington Convention and
Visitors Bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30

A workman was electrocuted
today and two others suffered
electrical shocks when a crane
struck a 4,000-volt line at
Pennsylvania and Southern
avenues Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30
Legislators Signing
Home Rule Petition
Plea to Force House Vote Filed
After All Members Get Letter
BY GRACE BASSETT
Star Stan Writer

petition to vote in the House on District home
rule filed today.
Representative Muer Democrat Of New York. handed the
petition clerk at opening business
Immediately colleagues stepped forward to sign the
paper that would pry from the House District Com
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
News of D. c. Studios
BY BERNICE WNECK
star star Writer y

Thanks to the fact that WRC4 airs its
Frontier of Faith program (10:30 am, Sunday
on a delayed basis, students at Catholic Univer-
sity will be able to view themselves in perform
ance of the operas which they gave on the
campus stage recently.
Here's the TV lineup:
Q May 10-"The Juggler" by William Graves
and Jean Anne LuStberg.
II . May 1.-THE Decorator" by Rev. Russell
WOOIlen and Dorothy and Frank Getlein.
. May 24-"The Cage" by George Thaddeus
Jones and Leo Brady.
. May 3l-"Dolcedo" by Emerson Myers and
Rev. Dominic Rover, O.P.
This marks the first time that university
has had the opportunity to showcase its pro-
fessional and semi-professional talent before
nationwide audience. The cast, comprised pri-
marily of faculty and student members, held
special additions for the two children'S roles.
Open tryoutS, which brought IS boy So
pranoS resulted in the selection of Willie Lowry
THE Juggler) and Tony Day (The Decorator).
CAS- TeleVue goes to press, only the first of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
Jews of D. c. Studios
c. u. Operas on TV

the four operas is definite for airing The re-
naming three will be cancelled If the existing
NBC work stoppage" continuesD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
on Camera Partners, Zoo

On camera Faftners, LOO
Jim Henson and Jane Nobel, creators and
manipulators of the award winning Sam and
Friends (WRC-4 and other muppets. will be-
come more than a show business team
They'll become Mr.. and Mrs. at the end of the
month Life and Teaching of Jesus concludes
on May % and Dr. Edward Baumann proudly
announces that another telecourse on the Old
Testament will begin in September Fill
ing the time spot vacated by the course with
a live bowling show, Duckpin Jr. starting June 8.
The junior bowlerS will range from ages to
II :. ABC film editor Jack Hart Is now the
posSessor of an even dozen trophies. He &C
quired his 18th and 18th at the Marlboro Sports
Car Races recently. Driving IRIS, Jack won
the novice race and the Charles kolb novice
race Hal Stepler subs as Farmer Jones for
Ranger Hal (WTOP-9D who's on on his vaca-
ton today WRC'S Kennedy Ludlum, Out
doors Show, tied the knot with Margaret Alens
Garlitz of Maryland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-30

They're the beautiful 6Ogauge, lS-denier nylons
you've seen for much more than this price! They're
quality tailored to fit perfectly at toes, heels, knees
thighs! Pick confetti light beige for your muted
dress and shoe colors! Pick gala medium beige for
your smokytoned fashionsl Selfcolor or dark seams
Better hurry over they'll go fast at this price!
Sizes 81 to IL.
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IllPERlAL .sE l-doof Southampton
har1lQp. fun power eaulpped, cir
conoIiltnlQt. radio heater: 1ite,
t|'sI 1SishTi unssSsily clean;
wilIfs5sSESSS&,]Rl. Iss .Nyy H5EEI Sgss
$500 Wisc0 NetN NV. NM .io20
sssa1s i, t sss:s ssesss sI'
eonoitionqx,. radio. heater nile-
ss:: Issrs In az sSjSssg Sssi 4
WNNEi.EE, lNca WHEEL 'MQhlLh
1850 W'isssnsis NV. ~ a.io %
sAouAR Mark WI l-drs lvory
nnith sun roof. auto. trans "A
Private, VIII, s-aO15.
jAoUAR 80 ~ f.dr. sedeni In
@:sal sRIi lsSS i'1 INV ls;ssdJSE
OMANIAH. ~
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CHnYskEn 80 hardiop: radio
$40. 20 b-556S'
CHRxsLkR 1854 New Yorker f.df
sedan auto. trans p9wff ..fSr,
ana me ssaf ics nii sas ~ srs xs
hiindis. The mstohIn1 intoIIor Il
clean - q pin. A real nerxnIn
S0AE. NATIONAL AUTO lRok-
xh4 $500 O. ave. NV. ~. y
ciRYNLkR sb3 Windsor club COUPE
Nnod transportation. worth eoml
money: radio. heater and auto
matte: full price, $685.. can n
nance: 10 more 70 choose IRON
BOWMAN
vsds gs hss n,w az IA
cHnXlsLER 80 se w .,.s,lS 1 s,ss'
brakes Eaqle. hssssE' iorauefliie
ROYAL CHRYSLER
Observation-Disclosures
sr.n.woSosS2'i LS. 1 ~. VA. 1900
CHNx6LEn So windsor De luxe
hnrdtopi perfect tpo-tone,. w.-us,
power extras. padded dash, etc.;
perfect pertQrmer VS. with power
ERliissk ' 1850 s 81. s7s na R.s
6!!nYsLER l1fEnIALI.. Us south
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AuTOMoBlLEs FoR SALE

OLDsMOBIIg 'sb esq., e-dr. sed.
+. and b.. hydramatlc; $4,000 plui
orig. miieaee. Pvt. owner 81 ttin
vtll baFsein. Can any time sat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12

1GEE %
- 4-NHkEn DRIVE
$05 On. Terms
FENNER MOTORS, INC.
1859 BLApENeBuR0 RD. Nh.
Ia. t@303b
5kKP WAGON 81: real clean. Q 4
N U6kn CARS. 1900 GOOD Rop.
I'd SCI, LU. i-o07D,
KARlfANN-0nrA 'SS; red and
s siso s & ST. ss s.s esI r. ssS
LINCOLN 'sb sedan; 2-tone: {. and
~ hyqra., power steer, and
Rrakes w.,w; real value n THU
ED siibs:' srsd ,'ei ssru,s lhv w6fH.vi
All. Va. Il icsslyn. "a. o4s..assi''
LINCOLN IS Continental Marx
nterier. Factory air conditioning
Akers Olds- Cadillac Co.
AL aiyl!nstea SHOPPING Center
LINCOLN 80 club eonpe, excel
mo. RoPkR MOTOR IA. 6-27O0.
LINCOLN ,gs Capri: beautiful sun
less Than 1000 miles: secrifice foi
$500 cash. MRS. i. BENNkfT,
h2ser Smith Hotel Ma. e-2740'
MAGNETIC s57 4-df. sedan d
dlslfnctlol1: red. eauip.: very clean,
&f,e0R. 1reaa ONLY Infhori@e1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12
4 uToMoBILEs FoR SALE

PLYMOUTH 81 Sports suburban
station wagon; 4.door, YES, push
s ss,son ,s; .sas T ps.sr e sss
Wv. tires. besrt. scId hnish; ne
new. fun price. only s1.6ob.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 GA. AVE. IA. s-2eoo-2p0A
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IsIU k,nF 81. Isz., Va.
MEkCEDks 's7 400. 4-dT.: hlSsE;
Lv,QvQ miles. peri. como. 50 ,So5
Call Wo 0-o2SD.
hfEkCQRY 1855 Montelair con.
vertiplei auto. trans.. power seat
and windows. :. and b.. Wv,
tires. This low mileage auto IL 1
z.tone 81 .toreador red and Arctic
white with . white top. The red
eno White leather Interior Is per-
!!sft - ell respects. The only
4466o as sl5sss $500 os. ave- avs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12

yQRp ~ psl RE Ranch Wssen
fsdio ssd kssi a'rni ossIs W AZ,
sal's R:s.l is''a sss. f'v ssa a.
CAVE FORD
.sls 1'm 81, s.ssdRsi 'ns'oa' ~
fosP MODEL A lqas; sSlsla.I
Wood, XII. o-eiUo.
|ToRp s7 o-passsneef pordel
Fordcmatic, ! and h., lovely blncl
and white .liniah iplmaoulatel,
clean thronEheuti q :Alb.
CAVE FORD
ssis Nm s6sr. c.ss5Hs' 'As'd'' va
F9nD Model . 1921 s y. hsA y !, sougsI
ne. after 2 pm. st
FORD ~ $500 Victoria, powcl
ateefing, ogerdriye, etc Nfg.eal
condition. To-day only, ti.dDb
BELL MOTORS
tiil Wis. Ave, NV, Wo. $4,000
FORD ,bg VS. eonvellibIs: ). ana
~ kofoomatie: excel. eond.
TAKOMA FORD
|rAxoi2e sf a GRAEn Hbl. AYE ~. s.,oo,
F0R l., ,.sg s,pass, station wsgcr
S;sSSsHs!zsS3s, PPSkBB. 's fai y ~ E a.
FORD 1891 v.s Tudor: streighl
. .ns late lss..ms s en- IsE clutch XII
nrscs, ToM carr ikpsE2is inc "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12

oLb3MoBILK s50 "oS" convertibl,
2sRs iEts oJ PEG Gee ' saslas.. enc
Capitol dillac- Olds Co.
122s 22nd 81. NV. Pc. $4,000
eACKARD '4e Custom e-door BE-
eond,s best oifer.' Wa. S-s7oS after
B pm. or UN. l-i295.
PACKARD ,5b Patrieian z-dr. &C.
dan: automatic transmission. ra-
do and heater. power steering and
brakes. power windows and seat:
1 owner; IA excellent condition:
one II . thousand. Butler-Bondsd'
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
,,an, sgR, {, I. HsEL-LIEcoLss ,.,
PACKARD '5S Patrieian 4-dr.
Afcusholt. Today only. si.00s'
BELL MOTORS
Sill wis. Ave. NV. wo. $4,000
PLYMOUTH 'bs 2-door, radio,
IKE IKE 2sT sa sphrcashout' fun price,
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
AGO "a. AVE-. IA. 9-2o00-200l
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PAUL BROS. (OLDSl

wis: and Ulieots h. ". KE. 7-iso:
MERCURY .bb 2-dr. hardt0P: 6isci
a|Ih .a 81 srd shIis i1 s1sq
MksIi 81, 100 ssalES w. hws- 9. 8.
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MANHATTAN

IMPORTED CARS
TN and Il Sta. NV. Ho. $1,000
JA0uAR 'bp XXX fl0 roadSteri i
and h., cleaning white; VI 400
Authorised New JaElar Dealer.
MANHATTAN
IMPORTED CARS
770l Wis. Aves lethssda, Nd.
OIL. x-6432
sAsuARs 1875 XXI $50 coupes
ioadntfrs and - sedans. brand.
new Low down payment, with d
20 80 months af bank nnanein6
MANHATTAN
IMPORTED CARS
IN ana q ets NV 40 $4,000
we M We s ss VI s. .s;ss.
~ M. sEsi ,Sa n nsrrifsie t Ss;g!
yACs, "a roadster. 'ba convert.
JACK PRs.. ssiS as ia SSs Nf NV.
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ALDER OLDS
ALDER OLDS
ALBER OLDS

Do, 7-d sH2Y &c Open en- Ewes. III 3
oLDsMoBILk s5b Holiday sedan
sP 's,s' ): l s :,'sIs:l iSs:iisi
Capitol G dillac- Dds Co.
1929 22nd 81. NV, RE. 7-260s
OLDsMoBfLB '63 4-dr.: radio ant
heater. hydramatic. You iust have
70 see this one to really appreci-
etc 4 a honey Of . buy. Stock
ALDER oLDS
-, 1889 18th g, NV. -, !.
DU. 7-6444 Open Ewes. Til 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12

MERCURY 's7 2-dF. kardtop: 6iE
stisk shift. Non. tkToa a;0y vi NJ L
8 and Weekends. caii "a. i.dsoS
MERCURY IS Montclaif. 4-dooI
sedan; Mercantile. radio. heater
e. .ondi s.a.' exec. as sss US. s nj
s1.zeD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12

|pr,D..ss,s.Ssll IA. ! Ave VA AZ 5.gooo
|DE SOTO '57 Pircswesp 4-door &C.
tcp and eclossyssp = , and 3:
perfect car. Sl.7i55, low down
F, siEuART NORTHEAST. INC.
yl ssnaoo ~ Bennins n.ss LU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12
Suburban Cadillac Olds Co,

xut1xiQrs LulI power, iMcIuuluI tllc-
tric windows and seat; pre-sprins
special. s2slo5.
Suburban Cadillac Odds Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
OPEN KVENfNds UNTIL 0 Pm.
CHEv. '55 VS. cow: very clean;
80 Buick 4-dr.. $4,000 MI: Rex
s .sI. ss's.'s ! ana pm. ~ |.
CHEvR0EEf 81 Del Air S-dF. sod;
best Z. and b.: Ike new. Si.006.
He. 0-l2Qs.
CITY. 90 Bel AIR 4-door sta. Vas, |:
N-6. turhoglides r. and h., benut.
bronze and white nniah. Ike new.
fun price. $f.7D6.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 CA. AVE, IA. p-s9O0-a0O4
CHEvROLET '5S Impala convert:
red, pa p.b.. $50 eng, turbo.
slide. other extras. Low mi ex-
mass ser on. S-sSsl.
CHEVROLET s6o VS. 4-dr.; 1. and
h.: gDofieERs &l.1N1s &146 doWu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12
FORD ,S6

PORN 1850 converting: Tsdio;
heater: auto. trans; Wv. tires
enq black with black TOP; black
sne White leather upholstsry: one
eIneF low mueaec; exceptionally
niss car. inside and outi thii
ARLEX USED CARS
shirlinsts7 Business Z s5s Center
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12
TAKOMA FORD

7O36 CARROLL AVE.
TAkOAA PARK. Nd, u. $1,000
FORD SO Thundcrhird: white: very
low mileage: power steering and
brakes, .fiectyle windows: red aut
white az leather Interior; s4,2B6
Capitol G dillac- Olds Co.
1895 end Sc. NV. PE. 7-26O0
r sasIs s sSoj E0d Sos sluso Fa6s nS wl
LlHMs BUICK. NC, Ii. l-iii7,
FORD '55 Fsifiane ae'' FoFdoF;
RQFdomatie. =; and b.. green and
white nnish; $685.; written guar.
/ TRIANGLE FORD
800 3. Z Ave. NE. Ia. e-e5a0
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DE SOTO $50

rLy,1MoyTEs,ippE soTQ,JEER
II. 6-3d36
DODGE IS Custom Royal Lancer
Cdr, hardtops toruuefiile. power
steerins. brakes. radio. heater.
beautiful 2-tone finish. Factory Of
fcial ear Pull price only S2.395.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 0a. Ave IA. 0-2000-2pO4
DODGE SO cofonet 4-dr. sed,: VS.
engine automatic transmission.
power eteerlnR. T. and h., 9-tune
blue. We strongly recommend this
car an exceptional value ct Just
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12
STOHLMAN
CHEVROLET
4Q0l NJ CT N w

p. s-el0g RE. $1,000
DODGE '5s Suburban station VsT.
On; light sreen; $3.50. OIL. 4
DoDoB '57 Royal Lancer hardfop;
power steering. power brakes, RAJ
eio: heater. torauefite. w.-v. tires;
pCvAr. -upvcr M
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CADILLAC IS .sspvsEs!hls' polar.
mspl Inlluding electric uInq9M.
na So, cav. imms ssn,,s con .asisi
Suburban Cadillac Odds Co,
rHR9A.ptkX eHoPPmo CENTER so
okfN Kvkkikds UNTIL . IN.
CADILLAC '5e convertible eoqpe;
blue. power steeEing and brakes
Nsducsd q Si.SbS; Gee ensranlss'
Capitol OF dillac- Odds Co.
t2sa e2nd o. NV. ~. $4,000
cAP'I.L1s, So. soaKsS;Isls sslsl
Slto5; trade and terms.
THACKER MOTORS
1aiR and n. /. Ave. NE. IA. o-osao
CADILLAC 'b0 sed, cleo. Window.
s ssssns ,r. sss' W.! Hs S.tRssis a''7o'
CADILLAC '54 "02" coupe; radio.
heater, auto. trnns., power steer
Ing. baaul. N-lono blue ana white,
Wv, tIrea: an immaculate. sharp,
a.ewnsf Ale lSw n mi lees car PC y
ARLEX USED CARS
shirlins.en Business Center
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12

A,kncunY 80 Monterey hsFdto6:
rs, ssss nsE n ezTissi. l1ziilssss. $4,000:
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CLOSE-OVTS
CARS. INC.

CARS, INC.
1853 Florida Ave. NE. TX. 3-o003
DE SOTO '50 4-door sedan: radio,
heater, automatic transmission
priced 10 sell: S0o5.
ROYAL CHRYSLER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12

MERCURY 1884 spbrt coupe: "a.
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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-06-11

gregational Church, East
Cleveland, Ohio, on Sunday,
May 31st, at 11:00 am.
Mrs. Spurlock is Minister
of Music at that church. This
address will take the place
of the sermon, on the occas-
ion of the dedication of
the new Pilgrim Hymnal
and will be Illustrated from
the organ and by the choir.
Mrs. Spurlock is a gradu-
ate of Oberlin Conservatory
of Music. Prior to coming to
Geauga County, she was a
piano teacher and vocal
coach at Western Reserve
Academy, in Hudson, Ohio,
and was organiSt and choir
director at Christ Churc
Episcopal.
She was for several years
organist and choir director
at Claridon Congregational
Church, before accepting her
present position last Septem-
ber.
With respect to the subject
of hymns and the new hym-
nal, Mrs. Spurlock says,
AFTER all, hymns should be
worship in musical form. If
they are not worshipful, they
do not belong in a church.
Reverend Peters, the choir
and I have planned this SER
vice in the hope that, by
showing how and why hymns
of today are what they are,
which are good humns and
which are bad ones, and how
we can tell the good from the
bad, that we can help in the
worship of God"
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-06-11

day, 9 TO IL am. There will
be handicraft, Bible stories
and games for all age groups.
Mrs. Paul Richards will be
in charge of the kindergar-
ten group, which will include
four, five, and six year olds.
She will be assisted by Mrs.
Wallace Mills and Mrs. Ken
meth Stevens.
The primary group for
grades one, two, and three
this las school year Will
be taught by Mrs. r o b e r t
Phillips, Mrs. Carl White and
mrs. Jack Eldredge.
Mrs. Dean Peck. Mrs. Will
liam Harrison and Mrs. Cly-
de Sharp will lead the junior
department for grades four,
five and six this last school
year.
MISS Penny Haueter a n d
miss Susan Hildenbrand will
assist in the various depart
ments.
There will be no set reg
istration fee, - Mr.. Kirby
said. "An offering will b e
taken daily as a part of the
worship. All children of these
ages are invited to attend
whether they belong to the
methodist church or not"