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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-01
Making Marriage Click
Men Have Two Careers
Women Have Only One
bv Msgr. Irving A. DeBlanc

my wife seems 70 be the
most confused person you
ever saw. | believe she would
like 10 be . man. Shs says
constantly that now that
women are getting . chance
they are showing Up men in
the business world. Women
have been checked and OPP
pressed for long enough, she
adds. Can . womsn's role in
life change with the times2"
Fl. n.
A group of ten New
York psychiatrists recent
ly agreed that 1.-The great
est single need of the
modern couple is a brief,
but thorough grounding IN
The basic mental Characters
tics OF the opposite sex"
Womans accidental role can
change with the time. not her
basic role. We would agree
that this astonishing lack Of
understanding betweent the
sexes is a central cause not
only of the high divorce rate.
but also Of the misery Of many
couples who are still together.
There is a difference in the
very composition Of the male
and female brain. Doctors
Arthur We'll and Erich Lie
bert say that the male brain
has more lechithins, galacto-
lipids and springomyellns.
Whatever that amounts to, the
female brain has more cep-
hahn and phosphorus. There
is no indication as TO what
exactly that means. but there
is a difference in the male
and female brain.
We COULD PUT II this
way: The male and female
minds are equal but they go
in different directions. We
cannot Judge from the 10.
test for a different one Is
used for boys and girls.
Women are sometimes said
to have q sixth sense. But it
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-01
Likes TV Ratings

Dear Editor:
Thank you very much for
adding TV Movie Ratings to
the other helpful and inform-
alive articles in The Catho-
lie Times. !.
The TV Movie Ratings have
really made it easier for US
to know the movies our fivs
oldest children may or should
not view.
Yours truly,
Mrs. Robert Borghese
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-04-01

a man is not simply what his
lot in life tends to make him.
This is behaviorism and the
final assault of human digni-
ty, not a defense of the
criminals life come what
may.
Rev.) George A. Buchanan
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Says Essayist's
Logic Is Shabby

The indictment of society implied in the winning
essay on Capital Punishment by a London Prison Farm
inmate Times, March 25) uses human sentiment most
skillfully, but logic rather shahbily.
Evening star., 1960-06-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVY '54 4-door "2lO"; auto, r
and h., good rubber, needs some
body work, good running cond.
$500. OWNER, LU. 1858.
CHEVY '52 2-dr. sedan: recent re.
cond.; powerglide; except. clean;
$4,000 mi: SOS. CR. 3-4242.
CHEVROLET '5s VS. Impala 2-dr
hardtop: dark green. WV. tires,
+. and h.: with 2 speakers: S1,750;
ia. 4-4944. after $50 pm.
CHEW. go; OWNER going overseas;
r. and h., undereoat; best offer.
ia. 2-0283: IA. 5-37s4, after 8.
CHEVROLET 1856 "2lO' 4-dooT
sedan; Jet black finish, one-owneT
car, equipped with 6-eylinder en-
gine and automatic transmission,
driven only $4,000 miles, real
tufi. only S1,095; terms, ccC
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
7725 Wisconsin Ave.
OIL. 4-l412 OIL. 4-4614
Evening star., 1960-06-15
AuroMoUlLEs FOR sALl

BUICK '53 Roadmaster a.dr. h,t,
full power. S2Nb. Call VA. S-3fOO,
after 8 PM, CT, o-B0io.
BUICK 1895 sta. wasl top cond,
OK. A.i233 or 81, o.4llS
BUICK '6L conyertible one s.pwneI
tti tween \ tsS ana n p.Io. g,SSIIs, cnIs OAH 0s'
BUICK 1889 Le sabre p.doof hard
Top Riviera popular polar Whit
nnish, set on with white.wall tlrel
sSso@ss,s sSS sSssSm nssrSr sGSpned Ss MY
Ss,GeS' terms, ccc wsrrSn.s ''
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
-, ,552S Wisconsin Aye. 80,
BUICK, '54 Riyeria a-drl dynafiow
$3.50 wo. 6.alSs,
BUICK 1886 Special 4-door sedan
solid black, q beautiful clean car
"wednesday and Thursday only
Afro TRADE ASSOC. WARRANTY
POHANKA OLDS
Illa0 goth sT, NV. FE. 1.s3os
CADILLAC 1887 4-dr, model 81 nd
top, 10000 miles only sacrlhee
CADILLAC '65 eonyeftIele, fIn,
ssslD ssst orIss' sGoe JE, Eso9sesss5SS9 sasss5S9 slO7o 0i
white, ali power eS1ipment vsfs
clean; special now only Sl,BDb
CCC euarantee.
Capitol Cadillac.Ol Co,
1929 22nd u, NV, FL, 7-2eOt
CADILLAC 80 convertibleI Nils
ssSlgi hEs Sorr new rs.rsrs n sysrs NAY
MCNEIL PONTIAC
iaa 5i2aaO rSE Mis aEASEr OF sHR4tasisSSgS
CADILLAC '5S coupel white, fac.
tory air conditioned, power steer.
ing, power brakes, special, $1,000
CCc guarantee,
Capitol Cadillac. .Olds Co,
1229 22nd st. NV. IN, T.geOd
CADILLAC 1903 Sedan de vii,
polar white nylon and leather
Interior, equipped with factory
AIR condltioningi extra special
throughout, only S3,Bpb,
Suburban Cadillac -Olds Co,
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, MD. OF, 0sTf0C
CADILLAC 'be 4.dr, "Qe"i factory
s.i iEi gfS7SS Cr HStS; ,nSs, ttans ciI.s, NWSSt
CADILLAC 1855 sixty special sel
can can ,a nes9s snss,a yhlss yr,ow Win snnss char
with an electrical and powei
extrasi. special 81 ,9Db.
Suburban Cadillac -Olds Co.
BETHESDA, MD, oil, e.TT00
CADILLAC AI,lIl .,5. ,S7 Coupe de VILE Iail
seats and window, prem. NV,
tires; tremendous value, so,4pb
PAUL BROS. (OLDSl
Wis, a Ellieott NV. KE. T-t90s
CADILLAC 100 sedan blue and
Srsts. White pSTer pow las s'ssrlhs I.. power si
5s SUBSTANTIAL tif'' SAVINGS. m''scS'' Gee sSaf ysly
OdDlJOlOdQl Qllldc-OluSC 20,
1922 a2nd 81, NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC 'b7 sedanl extras Include
electric seat ana windows, lt's
hardt9p model; really SMART
Akers Olds- Cadillac Co.
Fairllngton shopping Center
ON, 3-OdoO --y---.----A ALENANDRIA
CADILLAC 1910 4-dr, hydra, !.
ssSsS $3.50 b" yEooD ES 'lFsSk lFFscSk4EESSa. 4EESa'nSsfi lssi
CADILLAC 80 .ps vile Adj. hard
Yp poser ssSsn tOdIpSshSp A5E SpESDlEVFsp SOulEIVs nsp
Immaculate and beautiful: MI
CARL, INC ! $50 gitR 81. NV.
See Mr.. Norcross,
Evening star., 1960-06-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHRYSLER 49. auto. dr.. $3.50:
Mere. 80, $3.50: Plym. SIS. Ali
good eond. Apply S3l 9th st. NV
CHRYSLER 1857. Saratoga 4-dool
sedan; blue and white, completely
equipped including factory air con-
ditioning; beautiful matching blue
interior: now only 81 ,495.
AUTO TRADE ASSOC. WARRANTY
POHANKA OLDS
1925 goth ST. NV. FE. 7-s3Os
CHRYSLER 1855 windsor hardtop;
$50 series: beautiful 2-tone white
and blue, interior to match: ra-
dio and heater, automatic trans
mission, power steering and
brakes: clean, ready to roll: only
1897. EMERSON & ORME. 1886
Wisconsin ave, EN-. 2-4331.
CHRYSLER "a New Yorker de
luxe hardtop coupe; power steer
ing and power brakes; excellent
S595. Terms, S25 down. ROPER,
LA. 6-210O.
Evening star., 1960-06-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHRYSLER '5s Saratoga sedan;
white and green: power steering,
power brakes: special, Sl,795, CCC
guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
1922 22nd ST. NV. FE. $4,000
CHRYSLER 1857 Windsor 4-dr.: |:
air conditioning, T. and h., Wv.
tires, p. steering and brakes; ST.
500. FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921
Conn. ave.
CHRYSLER '57 2-dr. hardtop Sara
toga: fully equipped; S1,595.
FALLS CHURCH CHRYSLER- DE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, u.
COMETS
immediate Delivery. Most Models
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
1871 21st st. NV. FE. 7-61OO
Evening star., 1960-06-15
AuteAoelIs teN sAlE AuteMelnIs FeN sAlI /

CADtliAc ASn y'AAM flNNlWAAA a.
SHM s,saI slss sIAss M eeesSeta s'sl,,sns ssN,
h6AaiHIsp iHpJ pIsss' As.Sss' sSsSese' se'eeeesssss
Capitol Cadll lAeuo oldS co,
ia92 aana eA NM. M. SsssAl
cAbttLAt va VsAel{ NW condition
psarapss and seAaltIsA tsSeaSRs
AsetirSs olas. Cadillac Co,
ox Fsi.ISlsGssSsoA sAese,Hss SssN,,
CAplL6At NS sedan, tAtaNelse
all bowel. edNlbhARAt, NANettle NlR'
duws and stNb iAelefk Az eeA
Alllphsa :, lAsAaeAlAtes sssss
Capitol CAdlllaeuO OlaS ca
lg99 eehd Rh NV. ~. HsebAs
cAbiILAp 1000 kkldteA eeaNA
eSanslf4 4, tSSefhess RtNeh fA'
wsgsl.,@e ,@h aSss esswss 5sle@eAN IN
suburban Cadillaeu0las co
skfRAsBa sHApaES ASefFiSe az, eSI,EEStFES
CADiLlAG ,Ss eSkyeF,lels esaes
turquoise, eSwef s(eAtlAsn RsSsl
btakesl very eleAhl SheelAh Sa,'
900, VcE RNNfNhtee,
Capitol Cadill 0ldS Co,
leeS eeha Hh NM, ~, SssANI
CADlblAt. Ions eehysftIhls{ eve
chtehlhe hAhlhtA fAdh eflA(FAstlAl
allaIslAeh lsa N AiesA
Evening star., 1960-06-15
O'BRfEN Il
RQHALL
AMefSpflgs yomfss fAaANs hfaleF,
A, bsb7Ts

IA, B.bT1s
CAblLbAB ,bf f6hyeFtlbls eaNNe,
mountain laurel paWef SteRFi Fihg
power p,,t btAhes y q VeFs sAaFRl ss,fes
Capitol CadillaeSOld ca,
lgss eehd b. NV M fssBa(
CADILLAC 700 be Vile seaAM eelNi
pahy uemoheltatef, Alt ,eaAdi llANr
lnp nq mahs OF eAdilAeS INA
AkerS Olds. Cadillac Co,
ov FAlttIagsssSeOA FA.ttIagsssSeO sAesblRs ssSIsEa,,
CADILLAC 20 eeNes dc VIlA5 klk,
all .poweh alt gbhda byt AWAsfi
HRYsRn NM 3ssSsodss dsss' sea' y"
CAnllhAt lbs Coupe de VILE
stsss,, sSs.ss,,yys ysfS slssAi EsasS,' ,'see
Capitol Cadlllaes0l Co,
l2g2 gshd 81, NV m. 4sgeA(
CADILLAC iBhf hstAtee eeans
sSelppedi lmmaealAtei sRls tHi
Suburban Cadillac aolds 90,
nhE,AslI,1hAgny eAeRRiNe asENFRR
CADILLAC 80 HsdsA ~ VILE tNFi
luulse, buwef eteeflhS, bAWNI
BEhakesl Immaculate lhtefleEj "a,
Ypb. ,qCF eHatehtee,
Capitol Cadillaeuolds Co,
l229 eshd d. NV ~, TseaA0
Evening star., 1960-06-15

tAAItlAg AA Cenps De Vile; per
leSg IeElginal .ewneI, saeIlhes
Evening star., 1960-06-15

VaNN %sVs ss$is $ii,, S'isg~jASS IS
COMMUNICATING selection 40
&Ssasesssl 81 'sSsS slsss Y SsisssSS,@ s S@'AS
Evening star., 1960-06-15

BUICK 1887 Century hardtop;
beautiful 2-tone black and white,
interior to match: radio, power
steering and brakes, white.walls;
seoSNS Sseao y oRSFIS SSnFIS ssss s$soI w,laops1r EMEE,
ave. EN-. 2-Aaa1
Evening star., 1960-06-15
TRIANGLE FORD

CHEVROLET 1855 de luxe 2-door
6-cylinder motor, standard drive,
radio, heater: excellent condition;
Evening star., 1960-06-15

CHEVROLET '55 Bel Air 80" 2-dr.
poyerglids, :. and h.; ssstone; S74O
Evening star., 1960-06-15
BOB PECK

IHkV, AN Va lmpala 4-dT, hard
shS ma a. AAte, ttans; power
MSssS@sg SSRk ssg$s 70 II YOU
Evening star., 1960-06-15

BUICK 1858 Super convertible
light blue, radio, heater. dyna.
clean, looks good and runs good
only S347 EMERSON q ORME,
b336 Wisconsin NV, EN-. 2-43a1
BUICK "a Special 2-dr. hardtop;
p,s,, auto. trans; excel. cond.. low
mileage. Call OIL. 6.S76b,
Evening star., 1960-06-15

BUICK 1888 hardtOp; beautiful 2.
to ton match; radio, adj OtTs heatsr' % dynsflo%, fu,Vs
power steerins, power brakes,
white-wsll tires, Etc; ready 70
. roll; only Si,147. EMERSON q
ORME, $685. Wisconsin ave-, EN-
Evening star., 1960-06-15

eHEVRALFg las hlae5STeam Impaia
eIlEVheJEF tAA Impala, A-dT. ht.,
seSA.se5FsisS iSVy YIN, AsaS h. ys:sSS
Ms1Rsss sSs kr kS1tt'Ss S.& ~
Evening star., 1960-06-15

CADILLAC SO pc vile Adj, hard.
Up ,sssr sedan IO,,IIis AIR g, S,oEspiILprsD /,
immaculate and beautiful. Nj,
SAIL, DifNEsegnAlI iNe,1 SEA- siGiSSeS cal 4 q
See Mr.. NorcrosB,
Evening star., 1960-06-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
CHEVROLET 1856

PARKWAY FORD
5000 n 81. NV. FE. 1920.
Evening star., 1960-06-15
STAR PONTIAC

4Oa Is Pl2ElSs 9ESss Asi SAME EE iocArfoa "a rfaaO'
Open Daily 0 Till o; Sun, 0 TIL 4
Evening star., 1960-06-15
AUTOMOBILES F0R SALE
lcONIINuepl
SUBURBAN
c-26 THE EVENING STAR
4 Washington. D. c.
"Wednesday. June IS, 1860

1l933 VIERs MILL RD. 10. 5-3b7b
BUICK 1887 super 2-door Riviera
hardtop: stunning beige and cop
per 2-tone. equipped with auto
matte transmission, power steer
ing, power brakes and electric
windows, driven only $4,000 care
9ul miles, only S1,4pb, terms, ccc
warranty.
Evening star., 1960-06-15

EOI1ANhA OLDS
1126 goth ST. NV. FE. 7-s3Os
BUICK '55 Super convert, white
with red upholstery. full power,
$1,000 MI. ..S605 or reas. offer.
7u0O carroll ave, TakomA PIX,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-12-16

mine at all today because now
they are being taught they are as
good as the whites.
Look, I may as well complete
the worst of this confessional.
About month ago. my kids asked
If they could play sometime with
Bertha's kids. Bertha was our Ne
gro baby-sitter. I quickly gave
them some phony excuse.
Two weeks later. Bertha was
supposed to come sit for us on a
Sunday afternoon. She called and
said there was some difficulty at
home and asked IL she could bring
her kids over to play with ours
Now I knew her kids wouldn't
contaminate mine. But just asking
it showed a frightening familiarity,
Bertha never worked for US again
and I can't say I'm proud Of that
but / :"
The young man who has made
the long speech suddenly stops,
He suggests a walk, out in the
troubled night Of New Orleans, 1OC
years after the Civil War.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-12-16
HoLSEY MEMORIAL ONE.


Sunday, December 18th Rev. l..
H. Moon win deliver the fourth
series of Advent Messages from
the theme; THE Coming OF The
Saviour" Music viii be furnished
by the Adult and Youth Choirs.
The Christian Youth Fellowship
under the direction Of Miss Har-
riett Lane win meet at 9 pm. At
the Vesper hour the Adult choir
will sing the Christmas hymns
under the direction of Mr.. B. I.
Greer.
On December oath the Sunday
school win have its Christmas pro-
gram from Z to 8 pm. and there
after there will be free toys given
to all children that are Of toy age.
There will be gifts for all who
will attend. The Christmas Eve
Services will begin at II pm. to
twelve midnight with the pastor
Rev. Mhoon delivering the mes
sage, theme; Christmas without
Christ"
Sunday, Dec. 25th services at
the usual hour church-school $3.50
and morning worship at 10:45.
Message by the Pastor, theme;
The Love Of God"
The Rev. I. H. Mhoon win leave
the city for Fort Wayne, Indiana
to spend the Christmas holidays
with his wife, Mrs. Nellye Mhoon
who is employed at the Fort Wayne
State school He will return on
Dec. 31st.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-12-16
GOSPEL TEMPLE HOUSE
OF REFUGE

Gospel Temple started the morn
ing worship at IL am. with Mrs.
Ruthie Battle conducting the serv-
ice. Prayer was offered by Glenn
enza Williams and Mrs. Florence
Carter. Our co-pastor Rev. Evan
gelist w. L. Battle, brought the
message using for topic Making
the Right Choice Through Faith, A"
and text, Hebrew 11:19-25.
She emphasized that when you
make a choice and it is prompted
by God thru faith, you know you
are bound to make the right choice.
Her message taught US the value
Of faith.
Prayer was offered for the sick.
We are thankful for the soul that
was saved during the morning
worship.
Youth service was at 7 pm. Mrs.
Artro HALEY brought the evening
youth service message. Many
youths were present. Our regular
evening service started at 8 pm.
with our pastor, Rev. w. l. Battle,
bringing the message from the
subject Sound Investment" and
using for a text Matt. 6:26.
I'VE find no better place to in.
vest our all and all than the Lord
Jesus Christ" declared the speak
er, I'VE never have to worry about
the bank going broke, the food
supply running out, nor any Of the
troubles this life might possess as
long as we make a sound invest
ment," concluded our pastor.
We have a wonderful time In the
Lord. You too can come out and
enjoy our services. Won't you
Come? You are always welcome.
Rev. and Evangelist w. L. Bat
tie, Pastors, Sallie L. Gray, report
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GARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation to all the
friends and relatives who were 90
kind and thoughtful during the
illness and subsequent death Of my
beloved husband, the late Paul N.
Turner. Especially do we wish to
thank Rev. Mordeau Williams for
his consoling words and Rev. Cal
vim Parker for visits and prayers.
For the beautiful floral tributes,
cards, kilograms and other kind
nesses, we shall always be graf
full.
Mrs. Maude Turner, wife, and
family.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-12-16
CHURCH
NEWS

house Of worship. The topic Of Rev,
Kings radio message was Gan
Extraordinary Child"
Miss Ethel Green and Mr.. VIII
liam Jackson were united to our
church family, both by Christian
experience. We thank God for these
additions.
We invite you to attend any OF
our worship services. Sunday school
Is at $3.50 and morning worship
at 10:45. The broadcast is oper
to the public at 6 pm.
Are you having transportation
problems getting your children tc
Sunday School? Cali FIR. 1924 OF
ia. 4-3091 for the solution
Mrs. Randolph Burnett, church
reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-12-16

WIN. SEoAAo CalneQ OUT 8u0~
stantially strengthened If we are
to carry out the mandate OF assur-
ing fair employment practices to
all the citizens Of the state"
Crates statement was included
in a letter to the Minneapolis Fair
Employment Practice Commission
in connection with its current bud
get hearings. The chairman of the
state commission said, I'VE are
disturbed to learn that, budget
cuts are being considered which
would seriously reduce the level of
operations Of the Minneapolis Fair
Employment Practice. Commission.
The effective functioning Of the
City Commission is vital to the
success of our total statewide
program to secure and safeguard
the right Of every individual to
employment on merit and without
discrimination"
Noting the urgent need for more
vigorous action, Cratic asserted
that, In spite of the fact that
substantial improvements have
been made in employment patterns
since the Minneapolis City Ordin-
ance was passed in 1947, critical
problems of discrimination remain.
Some employers and industries
have actually retrogressed in terms
Of fair employment practices and
others have never corrected long
standing practices Of discrimina-
ton. Problems Of public contact
jobs and OF upgrading to skilled,
supervisory and executive positions
persist in many industries and oc-
equations"
Emphasizing that the state COM
mission is not prepared to deal
adequately with the problems of
employment discrimination in Min
neapolis and st. Paul, Cratic point
ed out that, Our budget has been
allocated on the assumption that
the municipal commissions would
carry on the work within their
areas Of jurisdiction and we simply
do not have the staff and resources
to do the job If the municipal serv-
ices are curtailed.
This position was set forth by
Mrs. Eugene Anderson, the first
chairman Of our commission, in a
letter addressed to the Minneapolis
Commission on October IT, 1855.
Our state operation has continued
to rely on the effective help Of the
city commissions since that time"
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sARATHAN BAPTIST

when they had heard the king
they departed: and 10, the star
which they saw in the east, went
before them, till It came and stood
over where the young child was"
st. Matthew 2:99.
Sunday morning worship service
began at 10:45 with the process
sional hymn 'Holy, Holy, Holy.
The congregational hymn was IAN
Hail the Power of Jesus Name"
Music was furnished by the Senior
choir with Rev. Stanley King dir
Getting and Mrs. William Warder
at the organ and Mrs. John Rivers
at the piano. The morning scrip
ture read by Bro. John Kttrell,
was Isaiah 7:13-19 and the con-
secration prayer was led by Bro.
Walter Coleman.
Rev. King gave an inspiring SER
mon using as a subject, "Emman-
uel, or God with U.s., with scrip
tural reference from st. Matthew
.1:23.
At 9 pm. the broadcast was
aired over radio station WMIN
for those unable 10 attend their
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SIOUX
r A L [ s
!
NEWS
NOT S
by Kaye Coates
0lO Mable Street
9iOux Rala a m

Most Of US haven't the Christ.
mas spirit yet cuz we haven't any
of that nice white fluffy stuff
called snow, but we are enjoying
q fine winter. We must live right
] have my share Of sorrow, my
mother, Eta Moxley, has returned
to McKennan hospital because OF
q serious nose bleed, but she seems
to be doing nicely. I could name
q lot Of my troubles, but I seldom
share my glory with the world &c
IN carry my burden like a lady
and thank God for my many bless.
,ings.
Mrs. James Martin (WilIette)
1900 8. 10th Av., n In McKennar
hospital due to a ailment. She Il
over eighty years Of age so we
can thank God for having her. &C,
tive this long. She II being wei
cared for by our minister anc
wife, Rev. and Mrs. A. Hayes anC
friends. She seems to be improv
ing.
John Armstrong Of the Arm,
strong Body Shoppe on w. Lofts
spread Christmas cheer In q fins
way when he distributed calendar
to customers and friends. The cal
endars had pictures Of his niecei
the Harris twins, Janice and Jud
ieth. They are the daughters Of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Harris, 130C
Z. Bird st. They are a. cute a. {
bugs" ear. Ernest and Bob Harris
carried the calendars TO our dool
saying, Merry Christmas''.
! was happy to have our daught
er, Is year old Dannette Coates cal
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81. Louis cafeferias Agree
To Serve NeoFoa,

st. Louis (ANP) - Another
Indignation victory was won last
Wednesday when a group Of prom
inent st. Louis cafeterias and rest
aurants agreed to serve Negroes.
The decision to offer service to
the general public was taken by
the group OF six restaurant and
cafeteria owners after a meeting
last Tuesday night of the st. Louis
Restaurant association at which
no action on the question was
taken.
The association announced plans
for another meeting on the subject
within the next week or ten days.
Many downtown St Louis eat
ing places have been serving Ne
groes for some months.
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IA0FleIn Choir To
Be Heord On ~
chFisfm0s Spectacular

New York (ANP) Christ
mas, U.S.A.," a one-hour panor-
annie view Of holiday celebrations
throughout the United States, win
be presented as a special Christ
mas morning program, Sunday,
Dec. rs. on the CHS Television
Network, consult local station
schedule.
The Mormon Tabernacle Choir In
Salt Lake City, Utah;
A Harlem choir In New York
City's church Of the Master per
forming a new cantata by poet
Langston Hughes;
A segment Of the Washington
Memorial Service In the chapel at
Valley Forge, Pa;
A Spanish American procession
in San Diego. Calf, in which q
Bethlehem scene Is re-enacted.
Christmas, U.S.A." win be pro-
duced by Pamela lott for the
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to tell US she has a Job with the
telephone Co., in Minneapolis. I
know she shall soon be q manager
or something like that cuz-she's
my girl, but III be happy II she
is janitress II she does the Job
well. May the Good Lord take q
likin to her. ..
I shall soon as possible send you
a nice story on Paul Dysart, sos
N. Spring. He has Just returned
from the Korean area and n living
up the city life like crazy, nice
boy. He has a couple Of more weeks
at home. Teeners love him and 30
do I. He Is the Giving end, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Dysart.
Omega Chapter Of the Order OF
the Eastern Star held their cleo
ton Saturday evening, Dec. 10th.
The following officers were elected:
Roseanne Moxley, matron; James
Cabbell, patron; Ida Coates, secre-
tary; Geraldine Cabbell; treasurer.
They plan their Christmas party
at the home Of Roseanne Moxley,
922 N. Oak. Ave-, on Saturday,
Dec. 17th. They are giving the
Rev. and Mrs. Ardie Hayes q
purse for a gift. Other officers will
be announced later.