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STATE OF MICHIGAN. THE PRO.
bAlE COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF
WAYNE
No. 473,3s7
In the Matter of the Estate Of
SlEi.LA GOOSBN, Deceased,
Notice IS hereby given that all ere.
ultors of said deceased are required
10 present their claims. in writing
and under oath. to said Court at the
fioDdtc Ofiice in the City OF Detroit
M SAID County, and to serve copy
thereof upon ADELLA FROST. Exec.
uirN of said estate, al f3464 niopcllc,
Detroit .. Michigan. on OF before Tie
zith das OF March, A. d.. 1860. and
th"' such claim Will be heard by said
court, before Judge FRANK ) sly.
MANSkl IN Court Room No l2li,
1ity County Building IN the City OF
Detroit, IN SAID County, on the 2ith
uiy OF March, A. D.. 1860, at two
CLOCK In the afternoon.
dated January IL. 1860
FRANK ) SZYMANSkI.
judy, OF Probate.
90 hereby certify that have
compared the foregoing copy with the
ollHinal record thereof and have
iounu the same to be a correct tran.
SCRIPT OF such original record
Dated January IL. 1860
NLLEN X. EDISON.
DeputN Probate Register
IuDAshcd In The DETROIT TRIBUNE
once each week for three weeks sue
',uy within thirty days from the
l.l6-i $3.50
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NEW CALVARY BAPTIST
YOUNG ADULT COUNCIL

Rev Carl Harris Marbury 90
erin College OF Theology viii
BE- guest speaker sunday. ian.
81 whrn the Yong Adult Coun-
eli VIII be celebrating Youth
DaN.
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OkDtN FOR APPEARANCE
BARBARA DOLORES ROBINSON.
plaintiff. s.. WILLIE GENE ROBIN
sON Defendant
Al session OF said court held IN
iht ChN.C ounA Bundlne IN the City
u Detroit, COUNTY OF NaNnt and
state OF Michigan or this nth day
u January, Al. 1866
PkrsI.>i Honorable JOSEPH G.
tASHIL Circuit Judg,
Al appearing that the defendant Is
4 resident OF tins s.asc. aN. that pro
Ccss ioi lis Ape i.n,c MAJ Dcen du!N
issued and the sam, COZ q not be
served b> reason u as 40 SIC, from
u conccalmcnt w-4a.a 80. state, and
}, reason OF hi continued absence
from H. place o. residence
IL l. OkDtKED that the oriendant
en,Cr h.s appearance IN tn cause
on OF befOr, three 81 mon1ns from
nt date OF tins ordci or SAID bill
All b. taken as confessed
TT Is FURTHER ORDERED that 4
Oii> OF this oruCr be sent bN regis.
tered mail 10 SAID defendant AT 4526
Mct Ieiian, Detroit. Michigan. hls last
NnONn address and n not ruCeiN I'd
personally by said defendant at least
twenty 90 daNs before the time pre-
,crDed Tor appearance, that this or.
der be published as required bN
law
sOsEpr G RAsIiID
.iicui Judge
\ True Copy
-DGAR NJ BRANIGAN, Clerk
b Ed Neumann
Deputy Clerk
l.So 1850
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HOUSE FOR SALE

1922 HELEN NEAK FREDERICK
~ rooms full basement gas
heat GOOD CONDITION. Price
S2 O0D---Ca.h $4,000
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Cornelius s. smith
Administrator


STATE OF MIC IGAN. The Pro.
v"te Court for the COUNTY or
No. 4s7,272
IN The matter of the Esta.c -of
LORRAINE BROWN, also known Is
LORRAINE WOODS, Deceased,
VOICE II hereby given that all ere.
ui'ors OF said deceased are required
70 present their claims, i'm writing
mo under oath, TO said Court at the
lvoa'c Office In the City of De
'ol, IN said County, and TO serve
9 vupN thereof upon CORNELIUS >.
SMITH. Administrator. of said estate,
az i2J7 Webb, Detroit 2, Michigan on
or before the 3lst day OF March, AID,
,'oV and that such claims will be
nsaIu by said court. before Judge
rhANh ). SZYMANSkI In Court
noom NO. I'LL, City County Building
III the City of Detroit, in said Coun'
~, on the 3lst day OF March, ADy
ivuu, az two o'clock In the afternoon.
Dated January rs. 1850.
FRANK 5. SZYMANSKf,
Judge or Probate
DO hereby certify that ] have
compared the foregoing copy with
INC original record thereof and have
'Ounu the same TO be a correct tran
Dated January 10. 1860
nLLEN X. EDISON.
nenutN Probate Register
furnished I'm The DETROIT TRIBUNE
once each week for three weeks sue.
svssslsely, within thirty days from
the date hereof.
l.23-2.6-6o
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y lttftot ttN ftNt" w."
up the inside Of police seou'
car and lei the air out OF rs
tires TO show off to his friends
a, youths dance last Novem'
Der %. Was placed on two years
probation last week with The
first thirty days in the House u
Correction
lie is Edmund c Jackson. Of
1926 ST Aubin.
Jackson pleaded guilty last
month 10 malicious destruction
Of property before Recorder s
Judee Paul r Krause
Police said the scout was dam.
aged while they were checkins
dance at 2l0l Cratic, Avenue
4 2l.yoarold woman was re
arraisncd in Federal Court last
week after her guilty plea 70
mall fraud was rejected by Fed
eral Judge Ralph n Freeman
She ! Dolores Williams u 400
Cast Montcalm
Police SAID Mss Williams ob
tanned books from a New YORK
City book club which ne never
paid for.
They said the books had been
taken without payments from
more than so clubs under MIN
erous assumed names and al
dresses
According to Robert + DeMa,
cio assistant ( 5 a,iorn Miss
Williams collected at least S2.0ec
from the sales q the books lIc
said she had children % peddle
the books from housr % h7usc
Judse Freeman rclea-ei Mis-
Williams on $500 bono AFTER shc
told him she dent intend an!
fraud
Ronald Spencer ~ Of 1915
oath was dead on Ambulance 70
Receiving Hospital last week
rm his home.
Police said the boy collapsed
al home after complaining Of a
eycrc sore throat
Glenn Z Hilton. 33 Of 1881
Brush, was sentenced 10 90 days
in the House Of Correction last
Heck BY Recorders Joseph A.
ellis after pleading guilty tc
'arccny By trick
Police said Hilton fleeccd a To-
year old boy OFT Of sl6 January
! in drug store at Woodward
srl Columbia They said Hilton
posed as q stranger IN the city
lie said he had Sl70O in his
possession and wanted the boy
% keep the money for him while
ne kept a date With a girl Hill
on suggested that the youth put
~ SIG he was carrying in his
aockois- 70 show sood faith :
Hiitcn disappeared
William Lee Jemcson. 81, OF
Vii Hotel. was arrested last week
md charged With assault and
5ailcry On the camplgint Of his
rstranscd wife Mrs Cebcl Jam
cscn 90 Of 1912 Illinois.
Mrs jameson accused her hus
band Of COMING TO her home and
lca,iag her with his fists
Iaric MickcnS. II Of 339-
'rdnt was held for trial on tho
charge of manSlaughtcr lasl
week on examination before Re,
cordcr's Judge john p O'Iara.
Police said Mrs Mickcns per
formed an abortion on an Is
ycarold Fcrndalc woman Dec
after she was paid $50 The wo
nan died Jan l in MI Carmel
hospital
The officers said the woman
who was en- Ado. was unable tC
pay any more than $50 for Ink
Illegal operation
Billy c Wondson. %, of 10!
smith was arrested last wccl
and CHARGED in a warrant will
; crtcr' VIZ -. Leaking an,
rntcrins with intent to commi
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uAlns MOTHERS HELPERS

Maids, Mothers Helpers Needed
for New York; best homes. Jobs
paying W 70 $50 week. Trans
portafion furnished Write 10:
HIRE.A-MAio AGENCY
" Station Plaza. Great Neck M
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WANTED

s ,i.ESNAN for aluminium storm
Windows doors and awnings
TN 2645O
,rman Is Smith Owner
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-(0URT news


rington. 10. OF the Smith address
earlier in the day They sald
Miss Arlington visited friends
and returned to her apartment
10 discover her purse and baby
piggy bank were missing furth'
er investigation found Woodson
under Miss Arringtons bed win
the purse and pigy bank IN ms
possession tie fled from the
building with a total Of So 80
taken frcn the purse and bank
He was later arrested
Roosevelt Mitchell. IS. Of 2648
Elements was found guilty of
assault and battery last week by
Recorders Judge Joseph A. Gil
Is and placed on one years pro.
1.ticn and $50 costs.
Mitchell pleaded guilty to as.
au..ins Andrew Bosak. A, OF
1854 Siraihmoore with his fists
January
Police said Mitchell was fired
from his job at bakery at 100
0skman. because ne was 5 and a
half hours late for work, and
accused Bosak of being response
Die for his dismissal
Three men were charged with
arceny Of property last week in
warrant issued by the prosecu-
or's office
They are Lenton Seals. SO, OF
1919 Calvert, Harrison Minor. 38
# ISL West Philadelphia. and
Tommy Aston, 81, Of $50 Mars
ten.
Police said the three men
broke into vacant house al
3S39 "B" ST. whore they stole
is used bathtubs. valued at s64O
The officers said they had been
Unable TO recover the stolen tubs
Richard Walthall, 27. Of 1871
Elmhursi, and his wife. Mrs.
Joan Walthall. %. we're arrested
last week in a store at 35l6 Hart
and charged with shoplifting
Police said Mrs Walthall dis
cardec her old snow boots. and
put on a pair of nsw of fur-lined
snow boots valued at $3.50 They
said Walthall picked up his
wife's old boots and concealed
them in his overcoat pocket. and
then the couple attempted to
lcave The store without paying for
he boots.
Both pleaded guilty to the
charges before Recorders Judge
Joseph A ellis and were placed
on one years probation each and
fined 500 each in court costs
10 be paid during their probation
periods.
Melvin Parker As Of 2233 Rich
9n was arrested last week and
charged with receiving and con.
ccaling stolen property
Police said Parker stole a dog
from the home Of Otiaway SUIT
ton. So Of 2l7 Leicester They
said Parker broke lock on the
dogs house and fled with the
loe
sutton went to Parkcrs home
and confiscated the dog The Of
fIcers quoted Parker saying the
dog followed him home.
Parker had been visiting SUIT.
tons home earlier in the day,
according to police
The Rev. Armistice r. Polk.
g. of 53ll Spokane. a factory
worker, and pastor Of Nazarcne
AME Church. Amhcrstburg. Ont.
vas shot md seriously wounded
last week in front f his home
AZ he was returning from his fac
tory job shortly after 1880 am
The minister loid police a man
confronted him with a gun and
remarked, "Rcv, Polk, give me
Your wallet"
The minister SAID he dropped
the wallet containing the $40 to
the ground and struggled with
the holdup man He said during
the struggle the bandits gun
discharged wounding him in the
chest.
Police said the thug fled with.
out getting any money.
The Rev. Mr. Polk is in a ser.
lous condition in Receiving Hos.
pital.
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4 ROOMS heated $40 month.
$3.50 R.;4gc
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.idn.n. .'ra'te officer, fpr 'ht
Nesr 1860 Of the Fair Nat~ns
Soda. Clur src Mr. Matte ~
ans president Louise swain
$50. president Geraldine carter
ree9rs.n- secretary Glady, Lew
Is resY ming >ecrc'as! Ncl'
l Roster financial secretary
4rd Evelyn Weaver treasurer
J.f fr> acre Elected a. I'M last
4e'ifs 70 lne home 81 Mrs l.
Saan and four ncH members
sore accepted Ihes are Ncllie
l'4pen T sl0n DaN ,on Nar!en
Pace, and besn.ec Hawk
rc WISH ior q speedy
recovery from illness !, for Mrs
iala Wiser e ClMrmont and
Mrs Roxc smith Of 1892 Leland
rom Their many friends Mrs
smith is in Grace Hospital Mrs
WISER is 81 home
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Frank
Scott. OF 1921 Vermont are the
proud parents Of q baby boy born
recently weighing 8 lbs. ozs.
Neither and baby are fine.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-30
PROGRESSIVE NIGHT
cUNDAY SCHOOL

TIE Progressive Night Sunday
School convened at Third 6ap-
'isf Church. last Sunday evening.
There was huge attendance,
esvlfine therefore is spiritual
end financial success. Mrs. Der.
ina / Msri~n is general svperin.
ierdeni Other participating
churches are Timothy, Oakland.
md New 81. Paul Rev. s. J. VII.
4isms. host minister.
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PROMOTION PROGRAM

The Young Mstrons Auxiliary
OF Second Bspti.t Church, 44l
Monroe. vii present Mrs. a. A.
Banks. Ir., as principal speaker
in their promotion program, at
which time certificates will be
awarded those eligible for adult
or advanced Missionary status.
Mrs. Bessie Ware is the program
chairman. Mrs. Louise Beamon is
PRECEDENT.
The program will be Sunday.
Ian 81 at 600 pm in the main
auditorium Of the church The
public IS invited 10 attend.
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long pointed sleeves and match
irs hesdbsnd held her illusion
veil.
To complete her ensemble, she
wore white SATIN shoes. and car
rled a bouquet Of white roses on
a bible Mary Bowie. sister Of
the bride was mstron Of honor
Bridesmaids were Wlllye Bapb.
brides sister Dorothy stroud
and Ssndra Cray They wore
identical dresses q Emerald
Green matching shoes and gold
hcadpicces Flower GIRL was Hope
Green on the Esquire side we're
Bernard Fort groom brother,
Hugh Scott James Facen and
Ncwland Fort grooms brother
who Is senior at Ohio State
College of Ch.ropods
Fer her daughters wedding.
Mrs. Bsbh wore coffee toned
lace dre.s with matching shoes
and hat. Mrs. Fort chose blue
ace dress. blue shoes and hat,
and carried small clutch bag.
The bride is graduate OF Num-
ford Hiqh School, and is . legal
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t'.ztrs Fpr MICHIGAN Commit
Sen NET in ;hc Veterans Memo.
ria Rpdn- Monday Jan >.
'rneiyal speakers were Or War
ron + Cooksoy and Mr. Romney.
pre- sd, nj II American Motors
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oapsR FOR PUBLICATION
AND APeARANcE

PRESENT HONORABLE lii@''~''
y RoHN. Circuit Jutgc
n appearing that the defenusn' !
no, resident ~ The state OF nl s.'.
~an from inquiries made o. dfith'
,r... relatives and friends, hut re-
side. IN the state Of West N'Ig,nl'
to-Nit. 200s 2olh 81, NheelinS MeS'
III Il ORDEiED that the defendant
enter her appearance IN this ciuse
IN on before three 81 month rom
HE date 81 said ortcf OF saiu b'h
of Complaint viii be taken a. con
fesscd
m II FURTHER ORDERED mat a
eoot az THIS order BE- s,n' hN fc1is-
aired mail 20 said defendant Euia
NJ, Thoma> eo07 20ih - Wheel
Al West Virginia. her last known
address and II not received person
al!, b> said defendant al least TWEEN
Isl 20 daNs bcfoire the time pre-
,crbcd for appearance thAi th.' or
ir Do ran.Nhcd as required ny
sV
rHEODORr r BOliN
Circuit Judge
\ True tor>
Edgar " Bianiean Clerk
i.l6-2.20-6o
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Bargain Leaving Town Furniture
LIVING ROOM. GIn.n1 room

LiNlFNO NO|iNs ait.tt.- 't..-
bcdr0om and rci~l seraiar anf
washing ach.nc 6trer4 t.ee
triC IA 1876
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STATE on MICHIcA> y The O.. af
cut Court fof the e"eN'
WAYNE In Chancefl. p,.,o.
80 ~ EuLA NAY THOMAS De
fendant ..,.,,
Al session OF said touft helo
~ Inc Court House IN the cry o.
pe,rot Count, Of Wayne ana state
~ Mich on this 18th day OF DC
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Slstcrh0od Of Second Baptist
Church viii sponsor ~Pre.Nal'
entine Tea. sunday. Feb Z al
the Lucy Thurman YWCA Mrs.
A Harold chairman Mrs J
Elliott co-cha!rman Mrs Roma
Williams pQsident
Rev. Lowell A. Maxwell. CO.
pss.cr ef M. Oliset Baptist
Church. New York City. was the
special guest Of Second Baptist
Of Detroit Cultural Committee.
Sunday. Jan. "a. He addressed
she congregation in the 500 pm.
forum on Living On The Sur
plus" Presiding was Mr.. George
NJ. Ashman. Jr.
other participants were Second
Baptist Choir No ,. DR. J J Nc.
Clendon Rev Jacob c Oglesby.
pastor Of Christ Baptist Church:
Nj Rudolph z Bryant and Miss
Lasarrc Weaker soprano soloist.
accompanied BY Miss Marian
Snlcdlcy Rcy A a Banks. Jr
presented The speaker and gave
'e>ln remarks
Rev Nathan Hendrix, one Of
the sors ~ Second Baptist
Church OF Detroit delivered the
ll.oo am. message az Anfiefam
Baptist Church. located at BOTS
Lawton Ave- last Sunday. Rev.
:. l. MARI is pastor.
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A'tv Cornell s~''h
NO. 595-4O6
ORDER EOR ApprAQHNrE

STATE or Mlt HlGAN IN, the Cir
u4t Court Tor the col NIl or
,t.ANNk IN NnanctrN.
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miD.wlNTER CONFERENCE
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Mrs Gcorsina + Feds q
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ATTY. JESSIE q. WILLIAMS
1908 Broadway, Suite 7os.7o7
Detroit Is. Michiqan

STATE or MICHIGAN N Tut
CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COZ MY
or WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
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long pointed sleeves and . match
irs hesdbsnd held her illusion
veil.
Evening star., 1960-08-27
Harris States
EirstSermon

The Rev. Wesley Harris will
deliver his first sermons at
the II am. and 7:45 services
tomorrow as pastor of the West
Lanham Hills Baptist Church,
Seventy-eighth avenue and
Garrison road, West Lanham
Hills.
Mr.. Harris. 80, is a native Of
Capitol Heights. Md, where his
father, Charles H. Harris, still
lives at GOT Forty-ninth avenue.
He is a graduate of Maryland
Park High School.
He also is a graduate of Mars
Hills College. North Carolina;
Furman University, South Car
olina, and the Southern Bap-
tist Theological Seminary,
Louisville, KY.
Before his call to the West
Lanham Hills Church here, he
had served for almost five years
as pastor of Welch Memorial
Baptist Church. Frostburg. Md.
Mr.. Harris is married to the
former Miss Bonnie Whit, of
Ashland, KY, and the couple
have three children. They will
live at 4947 Seventy-eighth ave-
nue., West Lanham Hills.
Evening star., 1960-08-27
Delegates
ToCuthedruI

There will be a special serv-
ice in Washington Cathedral
at II am. tomorrow for Amer
lean Bar Association conven-
ton delegates, their wives and
visiting members of the bench
and bar of the British Com
monwealth.
The Right Rev. William F
Creighton, Bishop Coadjutor OF
the Diocese of Washington, will
preach the sermon. Participat-
ing in the service will be G
attorney and chancellor of the
Bowdoin Craighill, Washington
Diocese Of Washington, and
Howard L. Barkdull. Cleveland
attorney and chancellor Of the
Diocese of Ohio.
The Cathedral will have an
all-musical Evensong service
at 4 o'clock conducted by
Richard Dirksen. associate Or
ganist and choirmaster.
Holy Communion will be
celebrated at 8 am. in st
Mary's Chapel by 1t. Col
Gregory ]. Lock. an Army
chaplain attached to the Mill
tary District of Washington.
Canon Charles Martin, head
master of st. Adams School
for Boys, will preach and cele-
brate Holy Communion at $50
am. in Bethlehem Chapel.
The Cathedral's traditional
State Day observance tomor-
row will honor West Virginia
Evening star., 1960-08-27
CeremonySet
In Mclean

The Garfield Memorial Chris.
tian Church will break grounc
for the first unit in it's build.
ing program tomorrow.
The ceremony will be held al
the four-acre site on Great Falls
road between Route 1913 and
Lemon road, Mclean. following
the church's 1915 am. service
in the Pimmit Hills School, Lisle
avenue and Griffith road.
Facilities Of the first unit in.
clude a large multi-purpose
room that will be used as 6
temporary sanctuary, nine
classrooms, a kitchen, an of.
flee and two robing rooms.
Elmer Cappelmann is archi.
tect of the two-Story building
Burroughs and Preston, Inc.
are to erect it. The Rev. Frank.
lin L. Hall is minister of the
church.
Evening star., 1960-08-27

friends while she worked fol-
the hospitality committee of the
Presbyterian Hospitality House
for Servicemen. Each year she
received hundreds of cards from
servicemen who remembered
her.
40 Years With Company
Il don't work for the HoSpi-
tality House anymore" she said,
but I still hear from a lot of
the boys"
Other records she has COM
piled are 40 years employment
at Western Union, where she
retired in 1858 as a PIX oper-
ator, and 10 years residence in
the same apartment at 1925 M
street NV.
Although she considers her.
self a lady of leisure" now that
she's retired and has cut down
on her activities. Miss Wake
field still keeps busy doing vol
unteer work for Children's Hos
pital, where she makes decora-
tive tray covers.
On September 25, she will re-
ceive another bar, representing
the 64th year of attendance, at
the II am. service at her
church, and if there's one thing
that's certain. it's this: Miss
Wakefield will be there.
Evening star., 1960-08-27

ing and purchased a new par.
sonage.
Graduate of Baylor
He is a graduate Of Baylor
University. Waco, Tex, and
earned his bachelor of divinity
degree at Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary. While
at Mclean he completed q
course of the North Carolina
Baptist Hospital of Pastoral
Care. In Houston he will be
working for certification BY
the American Association OF
Protestant Hospital Chaplains
and for a Master Of Theology
degree in pastoral care.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole will be
given a farewell party by the
congregation in the social hall
Of the church on Calder road
Mclean, at 7:30 pm. tomor-
row.
Evening star., 1960-08-27

terian Church where she is a
deacon.
One of her prize possessions
Is an attendance string made
up Of a pin. a wreath and bars
representing her long record OF
attendance.
Miss Wakefield's accomplish
ment cannot be attributed to
chance; it was achiev
through constant effort. The
closest she came to breaking
her record was II years ago
when she had a knee operation
Glasses in Hospital
For the seven weeks I was
in the hospital an assistant
pastor and the Sunday school
and Bible classes visited me-"
she said yesterday. Later,
when I returned home. they
held Sunday school for me
there"
When she goes on vacation,
Miss Wakefield attends services
at the nearest church and has
an official there fill out a visi-
tors card, which serves as a
record of her presence at serv-
ices. At the out-of-town n
churches. her string Of attend
ance pins inevitably invites
ito n from other
.churchgoers.
Miss Wakefield made many
Evening star., 1960-08-27
Red Mass
Is Slated

The Most Rev. Patrick A
O'Boyle, Archbishop of Wash
ington, will celebrate a special
Red Mass at II am. tomorrow
in the Shrine of the Immacu-
late Conception on Catholic
University campus for dele
gates to the American Bar As
sociation convention here.
Preaching at the service will
be the Most Rev. Lawrence j.
Shehan, Bishop of Bridgeport
Conn.,. who is a former pastor
Of st. Patrick's Catholic
Church here.
Admission to the mass will be
by ticket only. Arrangements
are being handled by the Cath
olic Lawyers Committee OF
Washington, headed by Paul
F. McArdle.
The Red Mass is formally
known as the Votive Mass OF
the Holy Spirit. 1t derives its
name from the red vestments
worn by the officiating priests.
Also to be held tomorrow in
the Shrine will be a Solemn
Mass of Thanksgiving for men,
berS Of the First Catholic
Slovak Union of the United
States and Canada at 10 a m. in
the upper church.
The Right Rev. Andrew
Bros, of Toronto. Ohio, will
celebrate the mass. The Right
Rev. Abbot Theodore Kojis,
O.S.B., of Cleveland, will
preach.