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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-23
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CHILD CARE, for 1 child; light
housework. Call HE. 4-i893 after
COOKS ASSISTANT, white, for
large nursing home. Live in. 10.
b-2201,
COOKS ASSISTANT, for large
nursing home. Live in. 10. b-220l
COOK, white, Al cook house
keeper, air-eond. pvt, room and
$3.50 mo- Sl'H Box ss27e.xSss Star ssi'' req
COOK, for 8 wks.. BEGINNING July
/. in pvt. family whose summer
home is in Southeastern Mass.
Refs, call EN-. 3-21l9.
COUPLE, COOK, houseman, chauf.
feur; live In or out. OIL. 2-4107.
COUPLE. live IL, lifetime Job for
vacstle, P snSsy. ~ oos ne1
automobile furnished, II you take
care Of US, wen take care OF you.
Call OIL. 2-746e.
EXPERIENCED WHITE WOMAN,
for Nantucket Island, Mass. June
% to Sept. 10; cooking, cleaning,
ironing: recent refs; $40 Wkly.
Box 370-Y. star.
G.H.W., colored. live In: 5h days;
wanted immed.: good salary. 1915
Juniper st. NV.
GH.W.-Live in: LIST class local
refs: exper.: have other help en-
Spring Valley Area: $50 week.
Box 46S-X, Star.
G.H.W.. experienced with young
ak1lARgR RANa
1--we h1i IL vic. ss 81 Boston sto Mass. PVT PVT
rm. with bath. air cond., new
home, Starting salary S45 per wk.
FL. 4-44b4.
HOUsEKEEPER for modern house,
mr.. Lovettsville, Va. Live in: cple.
or woman with child considered.
AID. e-1133 after 8 pm, Mon.
through Thurs, or write j. @.
SHATTUCK, Loyettsville, Va.
HOugEKEEPER, white, with good
character refs. Live in and take
complete charge Of small house
for man and son in high school.
Call JU. 5-5059 after 8 pm.
7421 Cedar ave, Takoma Park,
Md.
LADY TO supervise school-age chill
drep, Mon. Fri, while mother
works; Springfield, va. area. CT.
6-3112 after o pm.
MAID-G.H.W. for Catholic home;
good cook, ldry.. cleaner; working
mother, school-age children: Chevy
CHI. d. c. Box 153-Y, Star.
MAID-G.H .W.-COOK, 2 pm. TO 8
pm, 5 DAYS, adult family; GEORGE
town area, S27 wk. Box 216-X,
Star.
MAID = Clean second floor and
serve. Live in aforementioned
house, Wednesday and every other
Sunday OF. S175 mo. Recent ref
erenees required. Must be under
40. DE. 2-294l.
MAIDS AND KITCHEN HELP, large
nursing home. Live in. 10. 5-2291.
WOMAN, white, to do Inv. in ex-
change for room and small salary.
RA. 3-640g after Q pm.
WOMAN, reliable. honest, depend
able; gh.W., must be good cook;
live in, rm. with pvt. bath: Thurs,
every other Sun. OF. Only those
with AL local refs, viii be con-
sidered. COX 22-x, Star.
WOMAN COMPANION, elderly
white Christian: live in: Inv;
SIN. apt, rfn.. BID. sal. LU. 4-1965.
WOMEN, white; live in; g.h.w.i nice
home for right person. Box 397-R,
Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-23
HELP WOMEN
NEW CAREER

ARTHUR MURRAY now
accepting applicants for
teachefS' training course,
now Btarting. Apply Z 10 D
pm, 101l Connecticut Ave.
NV.
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BOX 220-Y, STAR

SECRETARY-To pastor, Monday
through Friday; excel. working
eond. Pleasant atmosphere; good
salary; typing. shorthand needed
Write details; Box 3SS-X, Star
SECRETARY for varied duties with
reliable long-established general
contractor. Reply in Handwriting
giving age, education, experience
and references to Box look. Star.
SECYS., GIRL FRIDAYS, RECEIPTS.
ANNETTE D. TATELMAN
227 Woodward Bldg. end Floor
FOR LAWYER, Hill
Real estate title experience desir-
able but not necessary. Salary
open. Call CY. 1911. 24s
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rsPssIlr, free estimates
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G.H.W.--Live in: LIST class local
refs: exper.: have other help en-
s sr,Sa v soHs c area f ss w nT
BOX 4t3S-x. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-23
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

A GIANT UMBRELLA, covers ap-
proximately $50 So. IT. or 2 cars:
heavy 2-tone plastic face canvas
Factory made, like new. Locks up
and lighted. Wood base. IA. s.
2h72
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-23
BUSINESS SERVICES

BoOKKEEPING-Local accountant
will render bookkeeping service
including preparation Of tax re-
turns Tor sma IL businesses.
Reasonable fee. VIII. 2-3103.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-23
STENO.-CLERK

Capable young woman,
good salary for varied duties
including dictaphone. Must
be good typist, excellent
working conditions In new
atr-cond. building. 5-day,
40-hr. week. Write Box 412-
Y, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-23
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
tcoNTINuEDl

BAR-BELL DUMBBELL SET, IsO
lbs. Brand-new; S27. Ii. 4-743S.
BED, a. mattress and box springs,
ON wooden legs; S25. 10. S-3995.
BED, double-deck hunks; Sl2. j. II.
CICHNER, FE. 3-6346. 1918 N
81. NV. Also mattresses.
BED, SEQ; chairs. IS; desk, SIS:
English bicycle, $50; other fur.
nishings. clothing, bric-a-brac. 10.
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REPAIRS ANn sERYInE



BRICKWORK, ell types; garder
walls ana porches, etc. CAL AID
BRICK and block work. ali types
new and repair. Free estimates
CARPENTER, PAINTING. genefa
repairs, rec, rooms, porchcs anc
additions built An types OF roof
and siding applied Call Ii 3-4447
CARPENTRY. all types, additions
remodeiine rec. I'm, porches. etc.
~ yrs, exper. CT. 6-ob04 ant
CARPENTRY, painting and gutter.
a speciality: free est. 81. S-issT
CARPENTRY. Complete home re,
pairs, 20 yrs. exper. Est. furn.
work guar. FOWLER, HA. 2-00S0
CARPENTRY, brick work, main.
tenance. free estimates: guaran.
teed workmanship. ia. b-9200
Serying Washington, Md. and Va
CARPENTRY and painting. genera
repairs: win build. cH. S-7iSs
CH1MNEYs, concrete. brk., plaster
carp; hieh.class; guar. Is Yrs
pAbNA dA(h nEAA o. NJ, o-OlcO
CL0GGED DRAINS, elec. opened
24-hr. service. IA. b-5749i ewes,
JE. 1924.
COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICES
Additions
Porches
Garages, Etc.
Free Estimates
PETE SMITH CONSTRUCTION co
Il E-nnOn
EXPERIENCED PAINTING-Houses
garages. Gutter cleaning. Cal
anytime. 10. 4-77O2.
FLOOR SANDING and finishing;
we insure to protect peoples prop
erty. Free estimate. DU, LAYS
FLOOR WORK, sanding and nm
ishing: prices reas.. work guar
G. c. DEAToN, RA, 6-7062.
FURs REPAIRED AND REsTOkEDi
factory on premises; low summer
rates prevail now. BASKIN FUkS,
Sth and q NV
ODD JOBS, patios our speciality
Concrete drtyeways, sidewalks
WI. 6-s010.
PAINT SPRAYING. inside and out
SIDE work: 20 years experience. BY
Job or hour. EMPIRE S-530O.
PAINTING. PAPERING. interior and
exterior. FLA loans avail; esti-
mates Ju. 9-4771
PAINTING, Interior and exterior,
general home repairs: free esti.
mates. Call Mr.. HICKS, NO
1-4l3o.
PAINTING, int. and ext. For es-
MUssEN DECORATING SERVICE
PAINTING, interior. exterior: on
contract basis; free est. Call any
time, LU. 4-3142.
PAINTING, PAPERINGl first-class
workmanship; work done immedi-
ately. Mr.. PoAT, RA. 3-5643. 25'
PAINTING, int. and ext; ask for
our summer bonus. Mr.. Platter,
SIP. 3-6950.
PAINTING. int. ext: roof, car.
pentry. gutter work: BY white.
Cal any time, CHI. S-4404.
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NELP WOMEN

sECRETARY % partner, estab. Law
arm: ssS wk; Please send resume,
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-02-07
Page II
THE ROBBINS EAGLE
Saturday, February 2, 1869
PRESIDENT FIRES
WATER SUPT.

Continued from page y
paying the principal and inter-
est of said Water and Sewer
Revenue Bonds are complied
with.
They point out that the Supt.
of the Water and Sewage Dept.
is an important man in the
administration set-up and as
such is not subject to summary
dismissal, but, acting in con-
junction with his Board, the
president influence his dismiss
sal but not alone.
Arkansas State press., 1959-08-21

MISS BRONZE LITTLE ROCk-After whirl
of events beginning with motorcade on
Friday evening Miss Carmelita Tayborn, Is,
became the new Miss Bronze Little Rock She
is the lovely DAUGHTER of Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.
Scribner, 1101 West Goth.
Miss Tayborn received her crown Saturday
night from Mrs. Hortense Mitchell, pesdent of
La Cercle Non Pareille sponsor of the contest.
Runner-up in the contest was Francis
Smith, Miss KOKY, who placed first in the
swim suit revue. Alice Barnes representing the
Il Horsemen, finished third and placed first
n the talent division Miss Tayborn, sponsored
~ the Savoy Hotel, chose creative dance as
her talent number.
The activities leading to the browning be-
gan with "modercade" through the business
section of the city at 6 p m. Friday, August
IA, followed by a "get acquainted party" for
the contestants and the judges.
On Saturday afternoon, all contestants
were presented before the judges and the pub
lie in swim suit revue. The charming Mrs. M.
A. Clayborn was mistress of ceremonies as the
young ladies displayed their poise and person
atty to all. Other entertainment included a
water show presented by the pool staff and an
eroretive dance featuring Curtistine Holt
Arkansas State press., 1959-08-21
AROUND NO. LITTLE ROCK

Band practice will begin Mon
day, August II at Jones high
school at a. m. Prof. Frank ].
Boyle band director, will be in
charge. All band students are
asked to be present for practice.
---=-=--
Mrs. BiIlye j. Richardson of Pip
Hunter Road. is vacationing in
Seattle, Washington with her hus-
band, Sic George II Richardson,
who is stationed at Fort Lewis
Arkansas State press., 1959-08-21

After presenting their talent numbers at
the evening show, all contestants were escorted
through the vast auditorium and ascending on
the boardwalk, awaited the decision of the judi
ges. Mrs. Freddie Sue Davy, NC, reading the
decision of the judges presented the new Miss
Bronze Little Rock, who was in turn crowned
and presented a beautiful bouquet of American
red roses
Members of La Cerele Noa Pareille then in
a most unique manner presented the new
Queen with many lovely and useful gifts compii
ments of local merchants Runners ups reeeiv-
ed gifts certificates to the Davy Photo service.
The new Queen and her escort then led her
court in a waltz to begin the coronation ball
which followed Immediately.
Miss Tayborn measuring 1923 1886 plans
to be a social worker She is studying at
AMIN COLLEGE, Pine Bluff, where she is a
sophomore.
A reception, honoring Miss Bronze Little
Rock was held Sunday, August Is, at the love-
ly residence of DR.. and Mrs. M. A. Jackson
2212 Ringo.
pictured above are-left to right Alice
Barnes, Miss Taybon, Frances Smith, Solola
Joiner, Betty Mosley, Juanta Hawkins, Effie
JONES' Sadie Scott and Clara BroughtonD
Arkansas State press., 1959-08-21

Louis Fingers, .jr., 1922 East
18th street, left the city last
month to visit relatives at Chic
ago. He was later joined by his
mother, Mrs. Annie Mitchell who
accompanied him to Indiana
The Singing union will be held
Sunday at Morning Star Baptist
church, Rev. M. Canady, pastor.
E Jackson, president, Mrs. D..
Highes, secretary.
Arkansas State press., 1959-08-21

....T-Sgt and Mrs. Frank Lomas of
210S Whyte drive are the proud
parents of a son born Sunday,
their second one.
Mrs, DeIoris Conley Of ST
Louise was the house guest OF
her grandmother and sister. Mrs.
Arkansas State press., 1959-08-21
p r. y
Arc aMla

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert White,
1107 West 10th street welcomed q
son into their family group August
10. The new arrival was tagged
Robert Devon White III. The par
ants are exhibiting much elation
over the arrival of their first
son to round out their family Of
four girls.
Mrs. Florence Martin, 1915 West
18th street is rapidly improving
following several weeks of illness.
She is the wife OF Rev. S. j Mar
TN.
Mrs. S. p. Jones ,3ot9 State
street, is wishing her daugher at
Detroit, and her sister and other
relatives of Chicago.
MRS. Alean Smih ,t7ot lard
street is improving at United
Friends HOSPITAL after suffering in
Arkansas State press., 1959-08-21
Legal Notice:
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski SIS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court.
Louis Harris, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 1920
Martha Harris Defendant
The Defendant Martha Harris is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty dav and answer TIE
COMPLAINT of the plaintiff Louis
Harris.
Dated August ;, 1919
w. w. SheBherd
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Charles l.. Carpenter
Attorrev adj Litpm.
Airline Turner, Chancerv Clerk
By Ealy Red ID G.
S.14-21-2S A.
Arkansas State press., 1959-08-21

The usher union was held Sun
day at Shiloh Baptist church Rev.
NJ L.Brantley, pastor, Mrs. N E
DOYLE, president
Arkansas State press., 1959-08-21

juries in a traffic accident las
week.
inviting you and your family II
the Teenagers in Back L,
school Hour at the Dunbar Con
munity center Sunday, August ,:
from IA p. M, under the aus
pices of the National Music com
mittee of the National Bal
list convention .Mesdames. Hal
riet Taylor Dyer and Haze
Shanks Hynson, committee. Df
Mamie Helen Burroughs, nationa
president.
The music department. of Libert-
" Hill Baptist church. 2S0i Sp'
ring street, Rev. w H. Marley
pastor, will present its monthly
musical program Sunday evening
at 7:30, sponsored by the choral
club.
Arkansas State press., 1959-08-21

Lula Young and Eula of So Ce-
dar the past week,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09
Nine English
Pony Clubbers
Visiting Here

WARRENTON, Va.-Nine
members of pony clubs in
England are the guests this
week of the Casanova-War-
renton Pony Club to see and
ride horseback across some
of Americas most famous
fox-hunting country.
The youngsters, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Fred Pinch of
Malvern, Pa, representing
the United States Pony Club,
are the guests Of the local
groups district commissioner,
Mrs. Fritz Howard, at Mea-
dowville Farm.
They also will visit homes
Of pony clubberS in the COM
munity, and this afternoon
will attend a swimming, pony
and supper party given by
Miss Sharon Maloney. daugh-
ter of Mrs. John T. Maloney.
DR.. and Mrs. Howard have
arranged for sightseeing trips.
They will fly back to England
next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09
BY DOLORES PHILLIPS
Contributing Writer


STAUNTON. Va.-The Big
Virginia Circuit. always re-
ferred to in capital letters
and never TO be confused
with anything but horse
shows, starts next Friday at
the Stanton Fair Grounds
with the Glenmore Hunt
Club Show, the first Of four
which draw the fanciest
stables in the country.
owners, riders. grooms and
stable boys have 10 days Of
actual showing time ahead
of them, with only enough
breathing room between cir
cults to van from one spot
to another. Most Of the big
stables have as routine a
schedule for these shows as
a suburban commuter, but
it doesn't allow time to come
home.
The Glenmore Show, which
runs for two days, will be
followed by the Bath County
Show the following Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday,
August 20. 81 and %, down
at Hot Springs; the Deep
Run Hunt Show near Rich
mond on August 90 and 80,
ending with the Warrenton
Show over Labor Day week
end.
The Trophies
Challenge trophies for
high-score winners, out Of
the four shows, are awarded
at the close of the Warren
ton event, in the Conforma-
ton Hunter, Working Hunter
and Open Jumping division.
There is as much keen, and
sometimes vitriolic, COMPETE
ton among owners for these
honors as there is in a presi-
dental election.
Mrs. Leland c. Brown and
Mrs. D. Lynn Churchwell are
cochairmen of the entertain
ment committee for the
Glenmore show, which wines
and dimes owners and judges
during their twa-day stay in
the same breathless way that
has become standard for all
four shows.
Judges at Staunton will be
Mrs. Myron E. Merry of
Gates Mills, Ohio; Mr.. Will
liam G. Loeffler. ST., Medford
Lakes, N. j.; Mr.. John C.
Goodwin, jr., Brookneal, Va,
and Mr.. j. Carroll Curran Of
Silver Spring. Mfs. Forst T.
Taylor is president of the
Glenmore show.
The John s. Petitions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09
cIRcLING THE COUNTRYSIDE
The Big Circuit
StQrts Friday

Middleburg stable took two
championships last year at
the Glenmore show. Their
Duke of Paeonian won his
second leg on the Challenge
Trophy presented by Mr.. and
Mrs. @. M. Schwarzchild, jr..
by taking the Conformation
Hunter Championship, and
their Hapgood won a first leg
on another challenge trophy
by being pinned green hunter
champion. John is headed
for the Big Circuit again this
year, with Rosamund joining
him at Hot Springs.
Yearllng Sale
Mrs. A. C. Randolph of Up
perville also expects to show
her horses at the Bath County
Show, although the Saratoga
yearling sales and the races
at Saratoga have priority
during most of next week for
the master of the Piedmont
Hunt, as they have for a good
number of Middleburg- up
perville horse breeding devo-
tees.
Jim Wiley is taking up
more yearlings than he can
count to the Saratoga sales.
Taylor Hardin, who with his
wife Tateen, was among the
guests at DR.. and Mrs. Ran
dolph's cocktail party for the
young Archie Cary Randolphs
and their daughter Becky,
is sending his usual highly
bred quota of youngsters to
the sales. Taylor will prob
ably never hit the jackpot
again as he did when Liz
Lunn bought a colt of his for
$65,000, but he can always
hope - and hoping is fun
under the bright lights of the
auctioneer's hammer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09
OF Love
and Laughter
Mother Assumes an Expression
OF INTELLIGENT Comprehension
By MARJORIE HOLMES

"Cmon Mom go fishing with me- it's my turn to
take you out fishing today"
"okay" you reluctantly agree And getting ready
you wondewhat is this strange royal status of parent
hood? Why is your presence on such expeditions to be
so infinitely desired that children actually fight you
Well be hattered by it while you can-et it be COM
pensaton for the trouble it sometimes entails For you
know, all too WELL how quickly come the years when the
doubtful pleasure Of company Is the last thing they'll
be competing forl
Your boy is tall and strong In contrast to the chat
tering of younger brothers. his attitude
that of protective companion And of course, authority
You cold Nom? Take my jacket. Sit in the
middle of the boat Wen stick to the middle of the
channel where it's deep, until reach this special
place" And he describes the unique charms it has for
fish, bass particularly And fishing techniques.
You nod, expression of intelligent compre-
hension and remark on the loneliness all about And
gravely he agrees "Oh but should be down here
sometime in the morning it's beautiful Man, it's really
beautiful with everything STILL except for the birds and
the sky just beginning to wake all peary and pink
like. and msts rising from the water Man, talk about
beautiful.
The rhythm of his words his tones of quiet enthusiasm
the way he pronounces beautiful without giving empha
sis understanding the word make you sit upright You are
given insight So that's tat least partly it. What
drives him out of bed so often early to of by himself
to fish,
You're going to catch something today Mom you're
going to catch nice big bass He believes It, implicitly
And somehow in having this promise fulfilled all other
claims will also have been proved
Eyes, oh yes, I'm will"
You hope so, for his sake But you feel you already
have.
Whimsical Sights of Summer -.
squirrel, looking like Grant small boy as he
percheS in tree calmly eating apple held tiny brown
fists ..
A baby rabbit drinking at a stream >.
Box turtles making love.
Love Makes You Loyal ..
When somebody invites you downtown for lunch and
matinee the day promised to take the chill
dren to the ZOO
When you're dying for sleep and your teen-ager comes
in from date inspired for two-hour philosophical talk
Wednesday,: Some thoughts the times when it's fun be
women the subject of Love and Laughter the WomenS
Section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-05
Sale! Decorated "MelmaC'

IS pieces service for eight Durable and PRACTICAL Gen.
une Memoe Onnerwore guaranteed against everyday break
oee; won't chip or break in normal home Sets lovely
table for important dinners be used for snocks be
washed in dhwosher Four striking patterns choose FROM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
Dutch Family,
000fhers
NaiuraIized

Five members Of q Dutch
family were among 1903 persons
sworn IN yesterday as natu-
rallied American citizens at q
ceremony In the United States
Court House.
The parents are Johannes
M. Ruyter, 81. and Mrs. Hem
rietta M. Ruyter. 50: daughters
Miss Louisa NJ. Ruyter. 81. and
Miss Maria H. T. Ruyter. 20.
and son Joseph M. Ruyter. %.
They live at 500 Dahlia street
NV.
Natives OF The Netherlands.
the Ruyters came to this
country from Amsterdam, Hol-
land, in December. 1858. Mr..
and Mrs. Ruyter are the par
ents OF eight children. A third
daughter who came to this
country with them is scheduled
TO become a naturalized citizen
soon. Three other sons who
came over earlier previously
have become naturalized Amer
lean citizens and one other son
Is a citizen Of Canada.
The oath Of citizenship was
administered by District Court
Judge Alexander Holtzoff.
In q brief address, Judge
Holtzoff told the new citizens
that citizenship Of the United
States confers "inestimable
privileges" 1t also carries with
1t responsibilities. he said. These
he, added. include obeying the
law. participation in public af-
fairs, serving on juries and pat
terning their lives in accord
ance with American tradition.
The Rt. Rev. John K. Cart
wright, rector Of st. Matthews
Catholic Cathedral. who was a
guest speaker, emphasized the
political and other freedoms en-
joyed in this country. He said
that it is necessary now. more
than ever, for the citizens of
this country to be on their
guard to preserve these free
doms.
The new citizens were well
coined in an address by Mrs.
Dora Waters, chairman of
the. Americanism Committee,
Daughters Of the American
Revolution.
Guest speakers were intro
duced by James M. Earnest,
chairman of the citizenship
committee Of the District Bar
Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. lalD couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day. matt three
f,iH days aud receiUe the
license on the fifth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-07-09

According to advanced reports,
the Children's Committee plan
ming for the Triennial meeting of
the General Conference Memo
mite Church August 1920 will be
expecting quite a large number
of children.
Mrs. Ralph Sommer of the
Grace Mennonite Church, Pan
dora, as chairman of the COM
mite has said that plans have
been made for all children of
parents who are attending the
conference sessions.
A Vacation Bible School pro-
gram will be carried on at the
First Mennonite church in the
mornings from 900 to HOO for
children from kindergarten
through sixth grade. Mrs. SOM
mer will be the superintendent
and teachers will be secured
from among the five churches
hosting the conference. Much of
the morning study will be based
on the conference theme taken
from l Corinthians 3:11 "Our
foundation Jesus Christ. :"
Children will be dismissed at
IL 100 a. m. so that mothers can
take the children to the dining
room to be served by IL 80. Mrs.
Katheryne Patterson will be in
charge of the music.
In the afternoon there will be
missionary speakers, Mennonite
Central Committee films, tours
and recreation for the ages
kindergarten through sixth.
Two nursery groups have been
plannd for children under kinder
garten age. For the youngest of
this group there will be a nursery
in the women's locker room at
Founders Hall. For the 3 to 5
year olds the nursery will be at
the First Mennonite Church.
In the evening there will be
one nursery for small children at
Founders Hall.
A registration fee of so cents
! for the entire conference time