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The Navajo times., 1959-11-01
Klagetoh
(Continued)

Tanner or TIA Bichindi'') During the
first week of November, the reservation
had a good late rain and the nights
are getting colder.
Children love to know what goes OIL
at ''home sweet home. The weekend
of October a Yeibichai dance was held
at Antelope Lake, ten miles G east of
Klagetoh. A nine night chant was held
for Mrs John Lynch and attended by
Navajos young and old who had plenty
of mutton stew and our famous fried
bread. T h e camp was covered with
black smoke from open fire of pinon
wood.
The yeibichai's sing and dance all
night, dressed in their beautiful cos
TUNES, their bodies painted with white
clay and a clown is included in each
team dancers, who create laughter from
the crowd in the dim light of m p
fires. The children and babies, are we'll
behaved; babies bundled and tied to
their cradle boards for warmth The
last two nights are very sacred and in
terested Navajos take t re to come
prepared to stay overnight for the Nav
ajo men are dancers in the He;bichais.
These are the traditional activities of
the n IVA os and are usually held
throughout the Navajo Country and
the distance do not matter.
Another Yeibichai C h ant event is
underway at Cornfields, Arizona.
A meeting was h d at I1lagetoh
Chapter on October 7, 1859 and over
100 people attended. The people voted
for new chapter house construction,
as our present chapter houce is very
DID, The request has been forwarded
to the Advisory Committee for their
approval. We hope and pray that our
request will be considered and ap-
proved
We are all looking forward to the
Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays
Klagetoh community. annually Ce e
brates New Years Eve, with free eats
fer all, bags of candy for children, and
an evening program consisting of shoes
games, Navajo dsn~es, songs, telling
Jokes and coyote tales.
w Ruins community has their
Christmas celebration jointly with the
school, trading post. mennonite mission
and the catholic mission. This also takes
in plenty of chow Both communities
are planning for the holidays and we
are eager for the holidays to come; we
call it ''Kas mas Ba hoZoi
NV dear children I hone Won sill
The Navajo times., 1959-11-01
sons.
Happy
Thanksgiving to you all ! !!
MRS. ANNIE d. WAUNEKA
Cou::c. .lwoman, Klagetoh
CHiNLE NEWS

T lie Chinlc Health Clinic. Chinle.
Arizona was formally dedicated by
Medicine man, Frank Mitchell, on Oc-
tober 81, 1859. Approximately 800 peo-
pie braved the heavy rains to witness
the ceremony
Soon after the dedication was COM
pleted the people filed to the newly
erected Community Center to barbe-
que provided by the Chinle Chapter.
/ lie guest speakers included Mr..
Paul Jones, Chairman, Navajo Tribal
Council, DIR. Charles Mallary, Area
Medical Officer, DIR. l. w. Steele, AS
slsrant Area Medical Officer, and Mrs.
Ann e Walmeka, Chairman, Health
COMMITTEE.
lie local residents were encouraged
to Lake the best use of the new faClli-
nes and participate actively in pro-
grams the u. .. Public Health Service
nad to offer
The local spokesman expires d
thanks to all concerned for making it
possible TO bring III new buildings and
plants. L e emphasis was upon the
new school, clinic, and chapter house.
lney encouraged other departments to
BRING IN new construction so more peo-
pei could be employed and increase the
activities OF the community. They ex-
press 1eellng OF belonglngness in the ra-
pld expansion OF facilities IN different
areas or The reservation.
The Navajo times., 1959-11-01
(COntinued)

Cub Scout den at the school and the
girl have Brownies. During Halloween
week the Cub Scouts had party This
party was for two reasons. One was
the Cubs and the other was surprise
birthday party for Mrs Nieto. the
school principal 1t was very nice
party.
The pinon crop near Cheecilgeetho
has been good and there have been
many people busy picking from White
Water to Skeet. 1t looks as if we are in
for cold wet winter south of Gallup.
We will let you know more later.
The Navajo times., 1959-11-01
RED ROCK - DISTRICT IL

NJ ore than 1000 Navajo Indians
turned all out by tn e r traditional
horse and wagons, pickup trucks, cars,
and by air transportations to attend the
beautiful $60,000.OO newly constructed,
seven rooms Community Chapter House
dedicated on October 10, 1859, at Red
Rock, Arizona.
The thirty-five members of the Nav
ajo Tribal Band furnished the music
and for the flag raising ceremonial.
The formal Navajo way of blessing
and dedicating a new house was per-
formed by one of the leading medicine
men of the community.
Mr.. Paul Jones, Chairman, The Nav
ajo Tribal Council gave the major de-
dication address. I other speakers
who gave short addresses are Mr.. Sam
uel Blllison, Acting Director, Commun-
lty Services, Scott Preston, Vice Chair
man of the Tribal Council, Mrs Annie
Wauneka, Councilwoman, and Coun-
cilmen Morris Benally and James Be-
cent?
The very progressive and well organ
lzed groups of the community prepared
and served lunch for everyone who at
tended the dedication.
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-01
Magic Bullet - Kill or Cure Treatment FOreseen For Deadly Cancer

BOSTON, R - A magic bul- let" for cancer drug that would kill or check the growth of cancerous cells was fore seen today by Dr. Charles s. Cameron, dean of Hahnemann Medical College, of Philadelphia. He said a newly developed drug cured two hamsters who some months ago had "full-biown acc lively growing cancers"
 In a speech prepared for & luncheon opening the 1859 crusade of the American Cancer Society in Massachusetts, Dr. Cameron said: The principle of the magic bullet for cancer, it seems to me. has been established as reasonable by this demonstration"
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-01
Navy-Requested Civilian Survey Reports Fleet Is Rapidly Deteriorating

WASHINGTON, H-A civilian survey team contends the U. s. fleet is not in an acceptable state of readiness and that drastic ac- tion is needed to reverse the mounting deterioration now in progress.
 In a censored version of it's re- port to the Secretary of the Navy, the survey team said: "The pri- mary cause of this situation is an ever widening gap between the responsibilities assigned to the Navy and the financial resources allocated to it."
 The group urged a substantial increase in funds for both new ship construction and mainten- ance during the next fiscal year.
 The censored report didn't spell out how much additional money is needed. But the Washington Post said Navy source reported that a four-year improvement pro- gram costing more than one bill lion dollars has been prepared. , The fleet survey was made by w. k. Blewett, Jr., president of the Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Co.,; L. H. Quacken- bush. vice president of the State Marine Lines, a steamship com pany, and R. E. Gibson, director of the John Hopkins University Applied Science Laboratory
 The Navy had requested them to examine the fleet, with empha- sis on maintenance and operating problems.
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-01
NOTICE or
MUNICIPAL ELECTION

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual Municipal and School Board Election will hs held on Tuesday. April ,. 1888. at the City Hall. Nome. Alaska. for the purpose of sleeting the following officers. to-wit: MAYOR
 ONE MEMBER OF NOME COMMON COUNCIL FOR l YEAR TERM I@ THRE FEE MEMBERS OF NOME COMMON coUN- GIL FOR 2 YEAR TERM CITY CLERK
 ONE MEMBER OF SCHOOL BOARD FOR 5 YEAR TERM
 ONE MEMBER OF UTILITY BOARD FOR s YEAR TERM
 A qualified voter must bs at least nineteen tls) years of age: . citizen of the United States: a resident of Alaska for one year and of the City of Nome for thirty (30) days prior 10 date of election.
 Polls will be open af 500 o'clock a.m.. and close at 500 o'clock pm.
 Robert E. Scott.
 City Clerk
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-01
CAB. Bureau Suggests Offering VIVA Exclusive Hawaii Flight Rights

WASHINGTON, H-The lucra- tive air route between Seattle Portland and Hawaii should be as- signed exclusively to Northwest Orient Airlines, an agency of the Civil Aeronautics Board said yesterday.
 The CABS Bureau of air op- erations submitted it's recommen. dation to an examiner handling the case.
 If VIVA is given an exclusive. permanent certificate by the CAB. to serve Hawaii from the Pacific Northwest. it would eli- minate Pan American World Air ways, which also flies from Seattle-Portland to Honolulu.
 The bureau, which represents the CAB. in public matters, said in a brief to the examiner that public convenience and necessity do not require a renewal of Pan- Am's temporary operating certifi- cate to Hawaii. It said traffic was insufficient to support profitable operations by two carriers.
Evening star., 1959-10-17
icoNIlNuEpi

FARM, 0 miles from
ksparaSs kaSi house. ISsiqSr SsTnsi gravel Me
deposits alone should pay for farm,
some pulp wood and timber. Many
possibilities including tax benefits,
hunting, cattle farm, etc, Nice
rolling land. Phone OWNER,
Butler 3-23Sl, Ext. 222.
25O-ACRE grazing farm: S-room
dwelling. Dwelling has walnut
mantels and trim. Barn and other
bldgs. 100 miles south OF d. G.
Price, S33,OO0, bank terms. 1. b.
BROOKS, Broker, TIE. 8-4l3i,
IOO-ACRE FARM III Leon, Va, 10
mes m s:. sgHtR sERRNaR66 q 66IIpeTPseIin TsInSpR Sp RE
Evening star., 1959-10-17
COMMERCIAL GROUND
tcoNIINUED)

WILL SELL, trade for older house,
ground (apt., commercial OF resi-
dentiaD house located. At all facil-
tiles, schools, churches, shopping
and transp, Call JU. b-44p4
weekdays after B pm. Sun. any
100000 SQUARE FEET, approxi.
mately. Eoned c-l, At north inter-
section Marlboro pike and Silver
Hill .rd. in District Heights high
ss ssHsi'y cHfh aSff SSed k cGGkR 5fs sfF 'q1s Ra
s:S0l1' 4. g, GARDINER 4 CO,
INC, MA. S-J923.
Evening star., 1959-10-17
REAL ESTATE WANTED

A BUYER, cash today or will sell.
rent for you. Free appraisal VII.
6-1070. D1cKEY's, AP 7-S0S0
A CASH BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS. Ii. $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
GET OUR CASH OFFER, then shop
and compare. We are now buying
In Virginia. cox a. CO., RE
7-l633. eves., UN. 4-1050.
Evening star., 1959-10-17
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

BETHEsDA-6 beautiful lots, lust
of Bradley blvd, near Wilson lane,
on which we will build for you.
See plans OF homes we suggest for
these wooded lots Financing avail
R, II. BEST. INC.
HA. 7-73OO Ewes, OIL, 2-77o0
Evening star., 1959-10-17
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

LOUDOUN COUNTY - Farm for
sale by owner. $50 acres beautiful
rolling countryside, with frontage
on Goose Creek. Part Of the farm
leled view OF the Blue Ridge on
one side and Sugar Loaf on an
other. 2 mi. OF State road 'front.'
age. Located 4 mi. from Chantilly
Airport, 4 mi. from Goose Greek
Golf and Country Club. One point
4 mi. from railway line. Directions
from d. c.: Route z. o mi. beyond
Fairfax line turn left on $50 and
643. Written offers to Box 435-L,
Star
Evening star., 1959-10-17
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

AIR CONDITIONED FRONT Of
FICE, l blk. north of Thomas
circle-265 So IT.; S65 mo Call
PRICE AGENCY, CO. 5-3104.
APP. 10000 SO. FT. air-condi-
. toned luxurious office space for
merly used by Remington Rand as
Tabulating Institute. Has been
used for last ten years as Ma
tional Headquarters prominent
union moving to larger quarters
Will lease to equally responsible
organization on long term lease
for S1.25 per #. Box 25-L, Star.
Evening star., 1959-10-17
OUT or TOWN REAL ESTATE

LINCOLN, VA.j Loudoun City,
Hse. barns, and approx, so acres;
$4,000 More than "a can be
financed. Can be purchased with
smaller or larger acreage, II de-
sired. Ideal place for sports or
horses; hunting etc, ROBT. WHIT
MAN. LeeSburR, Va, Spring
7-3S36,
Evening star., 1959-10-17

s9I9 COLUMBIA PIKE. Ari.. Va.
Suite avail. for professional
men: pvt. entr. and bath, paneled
RECEIPT. rm.; sec. service avail. ;
S125, incl. afr cond ia. 4-5444
1901 CONN. AVE.-Reception area,
and 3 separate rooms approx.
654 50. ftO, fully carpeted and
draped: available on 2-yr. sub
lease basis HX 2-So2h
Evening star., 1959-10-17
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT


BENNING RD. AND MINI. AVE-
dellcatessen, hardware store, or
any service business; In thriving
shopping center; low rent to good
tenant. Call Mr.. Mack, WALKER
a DUNLOP, INC, co, 5-0222, for
Evening star., 1959-10-17
FARMS
BEAUTIFUL FARM

For sale BY oWNER-50 acres In
hay land. Ideal for cattle. Valuable
frontage, State highway. New
artistic redwood split-leyel home,
owner-architeet designed, 3 bed
rms, open-beam ceiling living rm,,
fireplace; Dutch kitchen bath
down. balance $4,000. owner will
finance or sell home with less
acreage. Near Damascus. Tele-
phone underhill 6-27Sl today for
BLUEMONT ESTATE AREA-About
3 acres, 4-room house, large barn;
a teaut. spot, SS.950. ia. S-l0O6.
BLUE RIDGE above Bluemont-
Bungalow; modern kitchen, living
room with stone fireplace, picture
window, bedrm., modren kitchen
modern bath, porch, ,gool lot
nice view, asphalt road SS,45O
q. B. WOLFORD, BROKER
Phi. GI. 6-21sl, Hamilton, Va.
FARMS FARMS FARMS
EMMITSBURG, MD. 9S acres,
beaut. fertile farm; .7-rm; house
many other valuable features,
Beaut. view OF Blue Ridge Noun;
tains, between IkeS Farm hnu
the underground PentaRon. Only
BREEzEwooD, RI i isISioD pENNA.-sOs acres
In high state Of cultivation; a new
chops. Immed. poss. ONLY 500 an
acre.
w. VA. SPECIAL
$50 ACRES. 900 acres in cultiva-
tian. Only $50 per acre Easy
terms. A HUNTERS PARADISE,
VIRGINIA SPECIAL - 076 acres;
Rapidan River runs through prop
erty,
VA,-472 acres: river and
boulevard through property. A real
sacrifie.
We invite your inspection 10 our
many valuable listings
Evening star., 1959-10-17
AVIATION
MOTORCYCLES

ADLER MOTORCYCLE $50 &C,
low mileage, exc. cond., $3.50.
Call WA. 6-0762 or can be seen
at HADLEY DAIRY FARM.
Gaithersburg. Md.
HARLEY-DAVIDSON '55. $40 5Oth
ave, Capitol Heights, Md.
H. d. "a, runs excel; LIST S150
takes 1t today. 306 18th pl, Seat
Pleasant, Md. RE. 5-3761.
HID. '56 FLH. See to appreciate.
Very clean. LU. 4-1S7S.
MOTOR SCOOTER, Cushman Eaele.
excel. cond. S125. JE. 3-9561.
TRIUM "a T-l1O; $50 &C, low
mileage: new condition. S595. SP.
3-S345.
ZUNDATT 57-KS-6Ol, S295. 900
&C. UN. 4-0116.
1860 BMW-R-26. less than 500 mi
$3.50 or best offer. JU. 9-S975
and WA. 7-32Sl
Evening star., 1959-10-17

ANGELUs 'bb, 3b IT. 4 bedrm.
lived In year, shipped overseas
excel eond., reas. HA. 2-l93l
Evening star., 1959-10-17
MACHINERY and EQUIP.
ENGINE. DIESEL
AUT0M0TIVE MISC.

REMISGISE cSnc3hSfoR RSED aND ADPENs PhlGTSHo nXl
CHINE, Webster Ten and Horn
machine, bay lift adj. jack, valve
refacer and block refacer. Atlas
metal lathe. C. A. NELSON, 4505
Calvert rd., College PIX, Nd. WA.
Evening star., 1959-10-17
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

CO.-Zoned light
industrial, 23 = acres, some build
ings, balance cleared, slightly roll
ing. Located between freeway and
major highway: long road 'front.'
age. Convenient to larger cities.
Information call HELEN NJ.
SPROESSER. OIL. R-fO4A. lSs
Evening star., 1959-10-17
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
ATTENTION! J! /!
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
REAL ESTATE BROKERS

OIb DODOANLFALN OFFAFA2NNJ
Within Is to 25 mile radius of
plant or building for light manu-
facturer. Approx. 5000 so. #. To
be leased for permanent light
manufacturing Box SILL, Star.
Evening star., 1959-10-17

LURAY AREA = Modern ranch
house; 40 acres, stream, spring
For details. write owner, P. ".
VANDERFORD, Rileyville, Va, or
call Luray, Riverside 3-3503.
VALLEY - Money
making small farm: 40 acres, all
in grass, hay and under cultiva-
ton, "A acres alfalfa. Good S-rm.
farmhouse Running water, elec.
and telephone. Lge. basement barn.
Excel. view. $1,000. PETERS
REALTY, Rte. /, Vienna, Va,
PL. g-2161.
HOUSE and livestock
farm. "a mile to courthouse. War
renton, Va: 13 acres bluegrass
sod, white board fence on . sides;
1l-room frame house, > baths;
plenty shade; several outbuildings,
including garage; near stream
and town water; on black-top
road $4,000. JULIUS p. KELLY,
Broker, Warrenton 520-J.
WANTED. VA. ONLY, so miles D.
c., 100 or more acres, old house
livable condition. main road only.
low down payment. low monthly
payments. SeEd photo Box 466-L,
Star
Evening star., 1959-10-17
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS

GOOSE AND DUCK SHOOTING
We are receiving reservations for
the hunting season. starting Nov.
10. at Newport Farms, located at
the head Of Newport Bay The
modations. to your choice For
appointment. call VIII. 6-3470
MD. 0CIETY OF HUNTING
reas. rates Box 4s4-L. Star.
Evening star., 1959-10-17
AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED
tconTINUIp)

TOP DOLLAR from the top dealer
ceoLoSIAL SSis CO BIDS o@s Sth uS and 0fsis Va:
ave ne II. 3-555b or III. T-gaiO,
Evening star., 1959-10-17
w. VA. SPECIAL
FARM SPECIALISTS
SIGLER & co.

AIbM OF GO1AL1O 40
SIGLER & co.
ST. 3-72sl Ewes; OIL. 4-S630
ROKEBY MANoR-15 miles east Of
Fredericksburg on Route 3, 9 miles
west Of Route 30l, $50 acres; $50
in crops and pasture, 800 acres
with considerable timber. Charm
ing Colonial-type manor house
built about 1920 Dining, library
and 8 bedrooms with fireplaces, B
baths. hot-air and hot-water heat
ing. Swimming pool; beautiful
gardens: 2 guest houses. Farm
buildings and 5-room managers S
house with bath. Brochure avail
able. Sl50,000. terms.
Also, 161 -acre dairy farm. 10 miles
west Of Fredericksburg, $4,000,
and other farm and rural prop
critics. Contact Theodore Sinclair,
PATES-MASSEY INSURANCE a.
REALTY, Realtors. "a Law Build
ing, Fredericksburg, Va. Essex
Evening star., 1959-10-17
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

APPROX. 1000 to 1000 50. It. for
Dental laboratory business. Prefer
location in Takoma Park post OIL
flee area. Box 63-M Star.
DOWNTOWN LOCATION for auto
repair business wHnside parking
for minimum Of 8 cars. Mr.. Els
ner, OIL. $4,000, NATIONWIDE
Evening star., 1959-10-17
DOCTORS SUITE
ON GROUND FLOOR
APPLY RESIDENT MANAGER

Onn n . N.Ws
r ST. NV, mr., Union Stations.
story brick ofiice bldg. suites
each A.; will remodel TO suit ten
ant: reas,: avail. immed. MR.
CHIsM, DE- 2-l5i6.
GEORGETOWN-Excellent location;
once and apartment; $3.50, Also,
desk space. j. c. cHATEL, FE
7-5300,
OFFICE SPACE. $50 a. UP
location, attraetively
urn: air cond, lge suite: receipt
and teleph,. answ. DI. 7-6693
PHYSICIAN-4sO So, IT,, incl. walt.
ing rm,, receptionist's ONCE, 2
examining rms. consultation rm.
S175, including air cond,, and al!
services. 10620 Ga. ave. Call
MR.. KANE, co. b-0222.
ROCKVILLE--New air-cond. bldg
on Court House Square. S75 up
HUGH 7. PECK, GA. 4-6575.
Evening star., 1959-10-17
TRAILERs

AIR STREAM 'bs completely self
sScStslPss' sSoscss 81 RI. e. a.l4saiss.' ais' new cL'
Evening star., 1959-02-08
ARTHRITGC
RHEUM ATTIC
MUSCULAR
PAINS

DO you know there is no faster,
safer. more. effective pain-rclicvIne
agent in all the world than DQLCIN? 4?
More than 1000. .0O0. 600 1.-TWO bill
IIonl DOIClN tablets have been used
TO help millions of men and women
get welcome relief from moderate
pains and: dl>comfortS of arthritiS,
rheumatism. sciatiCa; lumbago and
Evening star., 1959-02-08
To Ny Valentine
Bv EVELYN WADE

4hhoHgh. my lore. l. often note
fou rarely erer hang yOur. coat,
Nor put your glores rhere they beIO
Ind aLrcays fold the paper wrOng.
ind ieaue your desk in mad array,
lind neuer put your hat dway,
Ind scatter. ashes please be mine,
My dear. untidy. TaIenfine!
For. dearest heart. must agree
You also pick up after me!
Evening star., 1959-02-08

muNCuTar aches When
ever they'occur. The
Dol GIN formula is pre-
'sCribed by. many doc
tors used in scores
of hospitals. Try fast
acting, tIme-te>te d
medically. proved Dol
CtNN tablets today.
Evening star., 1959-02-08
Laughing 1t Off
Short Count

Detroit filling station attendant was forced to
500 bandit who then ordered him into the
to 100 After counting to 20 the attend=
rushed phone the police only confront the
finish the count-Starting at 81:
Evening star., 1959-02-08
Pdrodox
Discriminating

When the country boy famous ventrioquists act
for the first time, he was asked how he liked it. We'll
he said Il didn't much the but that little
fellow on his knee was great"
Evening star., 1959-02-08
BERMUDA
Her charm and grace are made Of many things

There is her quiet, easy way of life. There
is her beauty-tiny coral islands, brilliant
with flowers How blue can blue be? See
Bermuda's bright sky and clear water
There are her simple pleasures. Sailing
in fair winds. Fishing where fish give you
a tussle. Golf, tennis, cycling, swimming,
skin-diving and water-skiing. For more
leisurely pleasures, try sightseeing,
shopping, or just loafng in the sun in a
picnic cove. And this is Bermuda's
Evening star., 1959-02-08
Cheers

Cheers
Korean Ambassador You Chan Yang has repertoire
Scotsmen favorite-a quickie-haS to
with who walking along with his mouth open
His companion asked why. Because" the answer,
there's nipi the air" = ::
Abbreviated Towns
There's a Hardee, Miss, and a Frye Me.
Toll Texos Tole
The rich Texan teaching his son how to drive
family But" friend objected the boys only
10 years old" -.
Il know" was reply That's why letting him
in the house -
Pdrodox
In its fight against illeracy special committee of
UNESCO has had. printed in several languages posters
saying: 1T is the duty of ierae to learn how to
read and write The Paris newspaper France Soir raises
the question How the iterates going read the
poSterS2"
Evening star., 1959-02-08

35Oth anniversary year, gala year for
happy holiday in Bermuda.
Hotel accommodations, food and serv-
ice are excellent Entertainment is gay.
Live, if you prefer, in guest house or cot
tage colony Daily flights by trans-Atlan-
tic airliner. Weekly sailings by luxury
ocean liners. Plan with your travel agent.
For free Bermuda Vacation Kit, write
to: The Bermuda Trade Development
Board, $40 Fifth Ave-, New York 20, NY.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-28
(AE Church School
TO Meet Ait Meads

The Detroit c. NJ f. District
Church School will hold their
monthly meeting at Meads Memo
rial at l1:30 a. m, Saturday,
March %, at 802l2 Main street,
Lansing. Mich.
Churches to convene are St.
John. Carter's Grace Chapel,
Central, Turner's Chapel, Mt
Clemens. James Chapel, Flint,
Mich: Dosier Chapel. Flint,
Mich; Hamlet Temple. Brays
Temple, Pontiac, Mich; Fews
Memorial, Wamoclc Temple, Ink
ster.
Mr.. Chester Adams, chairman;
Mr.. Richard Jones, vice chair
man; Mrs. Sally Loydd, assistant
secretary.
Panel discussion. subject;
What Effect Does Christianity
Have on Law Observance" For
transportation. bus and cars will
leave Detroit at 8:45 and 900
am arriving at Lansing at 1l;l5
am.
All concerned please come and
make the trip. Mr.. Joe Comp
ton, treasurer; George Garrison,
publicity,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-28
Peoples Observe
Palm Sunday

Palm Sunday was observed
Sunday morning at Peoples Com
munity Church, Woodward and
Pingree.
The pastor, the Rev. Carlyle
F. Stewart, preached on Christ
and the Victorious Church"
Choosing his text from Luke
1923. the sermon dealt with
the Biblical story Of christ's
entry into Jerusalem.
DR.. Stewart said perhaps Christ
could have rode white horse
into Jerusalem, but he chose an
ass colt instead
In his closing remarks, DR. Ste
wart declared, Christ is calling
for a victorious church today
We have allowed the things of
the world to get into the church
and people have lost faith in the
Christian way Of life and the
church"
Prior TO the services. the Broth
crhood of the church held their
fifth annual Brotherhood break
fast at the Gotham Hotel.