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Evening star., 1960-06-15

Tea Planned

The Conservation Depart
ment of the District Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs will
entertain for officers of the
General Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs and members of
the CIVIC Conservation
Committee at a reception
from S to $50 pm. tomor-
row at headquarters of the
National Wildlife Federation,
1412 Sixteenth street NV.
Mrs. George H. Foster is
chairman of the local COM
mittee acting as host.
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tcoNTINUED,
WOODLEY HILL

Charming. modern. centrally air
conditioned house; four bedrooms,
three baths. dining room, living
room opening onto terrace;
: private. handicapped Garden. shown
by appointment, Call Mrs. KILLER,
We. 6-2001. evenings and week
ends.
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
]. +. BEGG, INC.
REALToR DU. 7-24sO
1910 NEWTON 81, NV. = SI9f
DOWN. 6-rm. brk. BEAUTIFULLY
DECORATED. Vacant. Porch. Lge
yard. OWNER, CO. 5-1o5z.
400 BLK. 18th 81. N.W.-Rx.
cellent, location. Detached frame
large liy. room with firepl., din
room. Kit, pantry, 4 bedFms.,
baths. slate roof, oil h,w., full
osmt, maids room, 2-piece Law
and shower, Front and rear
po,E,eh,ss, POI, , Asking siz;250. TO sss'
TU. 2-iI05. RA: 3-S233.
0iI4 BLAIR RD. N.W.-Detached
bedrms., bath: hsmt., " bath:
redec., garage. NE. S-4o53: ewes
q. e,S191, FULTON R. GORDON
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HOUSES LyRM 70 RENT Hous unruRE 70 RENT E-Mw
tcoNTINulDl

ARL.=x2-bsdrm, brk,: nicely iarn..
Pentagon. S135. IA. 2-0626.
ARL., 2 bedrm. brk., bsmt.. wash.
er, near bus and shopping. I'm.
med. occup. Sl36. IA. 2-0526.
ATTRACTIVELY FURN. old his
toric home; 2 bedrms.: short-term
lease; immed. posss. $3.50 per mo,
DELANEY REALTY CO.
XII. s-s71i isl y; Washington st
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62i7 18th ST. N.W:-s-fm., semi.
det. brk.; Ia baths, and toilet
hot-water heat toil), concrete
front porch. Attractive price ane
terms. p. ]. WALSHE, INC, 1l1e
Eye st. NV, ma, S.646S.
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!. I HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.

KEMP MTLI-3-bedroom. 2-hath
ally Handicapped lot and many ex-
tTas. Lowest priced home in the
RE1ir6Es.. yG. S-lisz.
of assumption. 2s Baths. SEP.
patio; only S26,5oO. c. r.
METcHER. Open 90. 10. g.
KEN6INGTON = 4-bedfoom Cape
Cod: fireplace; 14:ft. fully glassed.
in porch, IN baths, garage, tiled
bsmt., fenced tree-shaded lot. FHA
terms, Decorate It yourself. Only
sEFaEspA siasiSSSi REALTY OIL. 4.141S
kaEASScESs dAssi sP:drm. lsnbI.r sSH in TaA1 pa4il
like setting. nrepl.. lge. mod. kit,
ASSUME HIGH LOAN; priced
$15.250. HUGH T. PECK. GA.
REMINGTON = Immaculate split
level; bedrms., Ia baths, pan
eled rec. rm., GE kitchen: assume
5AE. 30-year FLA loan. ideal
neighhorhood; $21,600. WIZ. q
S~f0.
KENsING.-Assume OF brk. Cape
Cod: 3 bedrms, q more bedrms.,
bath routhed I'M, 2nd dr.; rec.
rm.: fenced wooded lot: Slo.600.
GlULIANO Real Estate. OIL. 4-f100
KENsINGTON = Lovely contempo-
rary home: 8 bedrms., ga baths.
center-hall entrance plus Q COM
plete balcony and finished rec. rm.
that opens to . wooded wonder
laRai s27'6oo and "oKD =
KEN DRUsKIN a. CO. (open TIL o.
1920 Viefs Mills Rd. 10. 5-2005
KENsTNGTON-The most for SIS, :
000. Pretty rambler, sep. din.
rn.. scr. porch. rec. rm:: many
ALIEN, REALToR To. $3.50
LANGLEY PARK-s-bedrm. brick
rambler, S17.950., full bsmt.. rec.
scaped yard; walk to shopping.
transp. and schools: FHA low On.
suBTRsAk sutHB%TiRess.A NJ opRoPERrIRs siSSSsi EST MoT
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HOUSES uNFuRM. TO RENT

ALEX.-Roomy brick semidet.; s
mod. kit. dishwasher ana dis.
posal. air cond.; avail. immed
$l35. TOWN & COUNTRY REAL
TY, TIE. 6-l4l6.
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ROCKVILLE SPECIAL
All brick 3-bedrm. rambler. Full
basement with family room; lge.
yard with barbecue, patio. etc
Walk to all schools: $4,000.
terms or TRADE. Po. S.3i40.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT
ROCKVILLE, unusual buy-Attr. g.
bedrm. ramb. with full bsmt.; "
acre level fenced lot, huge pvt.
rear yard, no trafic problem: loc.
at end Of lovely court, 2 blks. to
schools and shopping center.
Priced at only $4,000. For quick
sale by OWNER. Po. 2-6261.
ROCKVILLE, NEW BRICK RAM.
de luxe kits. with table space; full
hsmt.: level handicapped lots; good
terms; HUGH T. PECK, GA.
4-6575.
ROCKVILLE-SPLIT-LEVEL SPA
CIOUSNESS: kit. with table space,
sep, din. rm., family rnl.. Ia
baths; fenced, level lot; 81 900
dn. HUGH T. PECK, OIL. 6-917O.
RoGkvItLE,. ..C. 1I7i. TWIM y4y,jsSoe BEooK; ya:
Corner lot: 8 bedrms.. liv. rm.
with fireplace, carport; many. trees
and shruh!; chain-link fence;
WA. 6-O4O1. WI. S-9011; Ewes,
GA. A.S12n.
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HOUSES F0R SALE-N.E.

BRICK l-BEDRo0M, WoopRIpoI
AREA-Sl6.950 on terms. I'll
1880. ROGER MOSS, La. e.9222
BR0OKLAND - Lovely 3-bedrm
PIX. home; 2 enclosed porches. sep
GIN. rmi built-in garage. bsmt.
fenced lot; vacant, BER0MAN
REALTY CO. RA. 6.21I7.
CHILLUM: $1,000 DOWN MidHI
BUYl-lmmaculate detached brici
home with heavy slate roof. Oniy
condition. IiS. rm. % with iirepisee iiecihsa'
separate din, rm.. lovely moderr
kit. with disposal and dininI
space; full basement with lava.
tory and outside entrance: shady
fenced lot. Fine, convenient neiRfi
berhood; Coolidge High School
$l?.96O. Call Mr.. Ferry, EN-
g.4414: FRANK B. PHILLIPs
INC. pl. 7-14iI.
DETAcHED-N0THING DOWN
4514 Lee st.. me-. near Sheriff rd
3 bedrms:: home on lge. lot; need
repairs; Only $4,000.
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HOUSES FOR sAlf-Mp.
icoNIlNUeo)

BETHEsDA.s0AlERsgT - Beauti-
condition, Spacious living and
dining rooms. powder room. 3
twin bedrooms and 2 tiled baths;
splendid recreation room; gor-
geeus deep. level shaded lot: ga
rage. Must be sold-fair offeF
needed CAN our uptown once.
M. 1883. s.lssSsS, shsSER5R Z n ! siiStsc5H EScHs, 8,
BETHEsDAENsW e.DedIm4 a-bstf
quet rec. rn., full bsmt.. earport;
MSEziToR. MSSifSS; o5o. oa. s0s1Is: y; IasCszRTsoS
BETHIEs;DA.DslIishttul: ESD :. ,sI thi: 3:Sea; . 4;
area near transp.: $4,000, with
low dn. payment. BETHESDA
a9MEs, rs, aase5E 5Ec" OIL. 4-slo4; ewes
S.G4n S4f eDsDs sDlsnS,f SggSrt; H'S .; 8
features; liy. rm, with nrepl., sep.
din. rm.. lge. kit, u bath, full
ssn bsmt;; a. FENCED "a; an excel. loc;:
FRiNk XIV 3. opHI PHHLLRpgg. RpsggmifPtc Nc eaI oIl
2-7006: eyes. OF. e-isi7.
BETHESDA, NEW LIsTNG-Cute
Charming 2-bedfoom hrick bunga-
heart Of Bethesda: finished 2nd
foor, full basement, garage; eai
hot-vater heat; lovely fenced lot;
S16:g50. Call Mr.. eaWezyn. Of
6.1s17. PRANK 3. PHILLIPS
BETHESDA, close in; Sl6,950-.
lovely wooded setting; family.
sized kit: rumpus room In bsrnf.
scr. porch. Very low dn. pymt.
ANDRIs REALTY. OIL. 2-eO7O TIL .
BETHEsDA-lliness forces sale at
Q reduced price; 2.story brk.
corner home with 4 extra large
rms, . haths, enclosed porch,
rec; rna.' sarase. trees. Ewes, OR
Greater MARYLAND Prop. 10. e-124t
sYE66HEsD4S Y6TE Own LIVE EoIETTT.5.A, IsEETFEE =
Tsd rs.nI Prick; i;;,, mod; kit. loE.SyTnipl ,n q
sIEScsRe sEcR. 81 81. aiSSS slsiso. dn' HUGH T
BETHEsDAi S29,s50: close In
IMAGINATIVE. 3-bedrm. brick ram,
bier; large liv. rm. with fireplace
dining area, equip. kitchen Will
table space, 2 baths; 16'x16' pan
sled den; bsmt.: lovely private
lot. Assume large loan.
ANDRI9 REALTY, OIL. 2-9070 TIL
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SPRINGFTET,D

Takoma Park-$12,95O
A REAL BARGAIN
Close to Shopping and Washing.
ton sanitarium. 3 good-sized bed
rooms with walk-in closets, nice
living room, full dining room, large
kitchen. basement, oil hot-water
heat. House clean as Q pin inside.
could stand 0 little paint on the
outside. Only $500 down.
ROBERT E. LOHR. INC.
REALTORS HE. 4-400O
TAKOMA PARK-Attractive brick
rambler; 2 bedrms., hot-water
heat, porch, excel. cond.; good lo-
cation. FHA terms, $3.50 down:
S14.950. HUGH T. PECK, HE.
4-17O0.
TAKOMA PARK-3-bedroom brick
Cape Cod with terrace apt. Owner
mo movins too to Florida and will sell
TAKOMA REALTY JU. $1,000
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WHEATON, Chestnut Hills-2-bed.
room brick rambler: full bsmt.;
s,oi. ss tenssd snS ws.s,oI }sy: lot S,.s close to
500. EIsENAcHER REALTY. 10.
4-5555.
Williamsburg VILLAGE HOUSE
Sesmed Seisn seiias coIonisl %Gd t din n'a
family rm., z firepls., beaut. 1as
acre lot. Priced S31 500. TRADES
INVITED. HUGH T. PECK, GA.
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lcoNriNUEDl

SILVER sPRMG, MD:-2-yr.-ola
baths: elee; Kit; nr, eiemsntary
Available now. GEORGE I. DOR-
GER: INC, 1926 x st. NV. Ma.
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Takoma Park-$14,500
3-Bedroom Colonial
Attractive older type home on
quiet street with lovely lot 800 It.
deep. Large living r6bm with fire-
place, full dining room, modern
Kitchen. 3 bedrooms, large base
ment, oil hot-water heat, storm
windows.
ROBERT e. LoHR. INC.
REALTORS HE. $4,000
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BETHESDAi $30,950 = CHARMING
onto park: 8 bedrms., 5 baths. den.
sep. din. rm, daylight walk-oui
rec. .rm. with End fireplace, scr
porch, garage: pvt. wooded lot
Immaculate condition.
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. 2.S070 TIL
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bedrm., 2-bath brk. rambler on
lh-acre setting: unusual spacious
liv. rm. with firepl and din. rm.,
all-elec. kit, tiled bsmt.. garage;
excel financing. S31, 500. KOR-
IENDoRFER. REALToR, OIL. A.
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HOUSES FoR SALE-MD.

RoCKyMLE-RoCKLAND - No So
dn. OF, $95 mo. DAYS all: 3-bed.
rm; rambler: washer and drier:
$13,500. R. L. SMITH. REALTOR.
GA. 4-77l1, GA. 4.6706.
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ASSUME LOAN

BETHESDA, st. James Parish =
1st-f. Sedrm. and md full iiniH bath: 10y 4
closets, 2 firepiaces. rec. rm. plus
porch. S32. 800. CLARENCE L
PARKER. Owner-Builder, EN-. g.
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ROCkYILLE-3-bedrm. split-level
HOTTEST HOME BUY TODAY
IN baths, family size kit, sep
din. rm.. lge., comfortable den
s;%t s1ove isys! sIstSS asneid HuA III EHe sreR sg
GA A-Sk76
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CHEVY CHASE-A new listing
between the country clubs; az
outstanding brick Colonial home
with den and powder room on Isl
Moor and extra-large living room
Kitchen with breakfast space: !
bedrooms, 2 baths on 2nd. Home
II top condition. Priced right ai
SnW SSTnS;Sooi CAL I1Ny. Mo. S-2S90 ~ 2
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POTOMAC-New, spacious brick
rooms. beautifaiiy q dec. large -iS iiv
rm. with flrepl., sep. din. rm.
modern kit, 3 bedrms., 2 baths
1mmed. possession. $3S,950
CHEVY CHASE REALTY, EN-
3-1S00; eves., VIII. 2-Q204.
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CLARKSBURG = Live rent free;
close to new 240: 4-family. II
rooms. on large lot: rents for $3.50
per month; TO settle an estate;
Sl6,S00 or best offer. FRED B
SPOIL; EVES., GA. 4.SIon
Evening star., 1960-11-03

FAIRLAND-Be the first to see thil
lovely country rambler on z.acrl
lot; 32.ft. liv.-din. rm. with fire.
place. huge de luxe kit, 8 twin.
bed rms, IN baths, bsmt. with
rec. rm. and den, scr. pch. and de.
lightful patio: See to appreciate
Realtors, III. 4-S60O
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SILHEE SPkING-Brand-new brick
split-foyer rambler: 3 twin sized
bsdrms., 2 baths fully equip. kit.
with table space, sep. din. rm !,
scr porcn: close to all schools
ERT GRAY 4, Cn IN aInn
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CHEVY CHASE-Lovely older home
completely redecorated: receipt
Kit. with d. w.. disp., 3 nice bed.
rms. up: large lot; low taxes
$23,500. BILLIN6SLEY REALTY
CO., EN-. 1886; eyes,, EN-
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SILVER .SPRING-spacious 4-bed.
rIa. 2-b:th brick Cape Cod; din.
sIs. sIs5StsfHs 500. HUGH + iiiSS PEck, REAn:: dEGHn:
TOR, 1885 New Hampshire ave.
HE. 4.I700 til 9.
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KENsNGTON = Immaculate split
level; 8 bedrms.. IA baths, pan
eled rec: rm., oE kitchen: assum.
6kS, 30-year FLA loan. ideal
neighhorhood; $2l,600. WIZ. 2
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-10-27

Drill, Handbook. Point, and Social.
Three other officers, the presi-
dent and the advisor will attend
meeting at Bruce High School
on November -.
Representative are Dennis San
ders. Barbara George, Carole
Campbell, Joyce Sisler, Roberta
Dewitt, JEANNE Foley. Jack Jones,
Kathy Gender, Cindy White, SaliY
Buchanan, Sharon Goodwin, Kath%
Campbell, Charles Teets, Anne
Gibson, and John Sanders.
Magazine Campaign
Darlene Frazee was the high
salesman of the magazine cam
paign on Tuesday with S45 Total
sales Of the campaign thus far have
amounted to S1383 with the high
est grade being the seventh with
S445. &c is the top homeroom Of
the campaign with S255.
Barbara 10 Rice, Esther Yoder
and Mr. Eugene Finn are the col
lectors and managers of this an
nual campaign to sell magazines
at Southern.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-10-27
BITTII(GER
4-H Club Meets

Bonnie Bucket led deVotions to
open the October meeting of the
Bittinger Girls All club at the
home Of Lois and Linda Brenne-
man.
Doris and Linda Brenneman gave
demonstration on white Nut
Bread followed by the topic
Better Breakfast" by Mrs Ralph
Bucket Program books we're then
filled.
Seminarian David Blackweldcr
was supply pastor for the Bitt-
niger Lutheran parish last Sun
day He is a senior at Gettysburg
Seminary.
The Luther League met on Sun
day evening for its monthly bust
ness meeting. Roger Bethel led
Vespers. On Sunday, the 30th, the
League will go to Salisbury, Pa,
to see the film, Martin Luther.
Mrs. Lloyd Brenneman and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Smith visited
friends and relatives in Akron, o.,
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Brenncman
and family we're business callers
in Buckhannon, W. Va, on Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bucket and
Philip were visitors of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Bowser on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Eisel. OF
Gaithersburg, were weekend Wis
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-10-27

Mrs. Mildred Meyers, and Miss
Catherine Harvey will accompany
them.
Southern will have part in the
program with June Evans ard Rita
Dewitt participating. The group OF
approximately sixty members will
leave Oakland at Z a. m. and re
turn at 5 p m.
Harvest Rustic Darce
Southerns second annual Har-
west Rustic Sock Hop Will be held
in the gymnasium Saturday night
from 8 to II o'clccS. 1t is being
sponsored by the Senior High Band
MajoIettes.
Prices are 35 cents stag and SO
cents drag with refreshments on
sale. Tennis shoes will be permits
sible but no street shoes Will be
allowed on the floor
Tops in records will be played
with several dance contests, cake
walks, and a surprise cake will be
given away.
Sports News
An added feature on the sport
schedule this year will be wrestling
coached by Mr.. Jack Lear. This
program gets under way approx
mately two weeks after the foot
ball season is finished, according
TO Mr.. Dick Travis. Athletic Di-
rector
Maryland State Athletic Laws
allow twelve weight classes in re-
card to wrestling. Schools tenta-
tive schedule includes Keyser
Romney, Hancock, University High
of Morgantown. Kingwood and
several schools throughout the
Pennsylvania area.
Southern's basketball tournament
play has beer changed due to the
adding of a Double A classification
system this year. North Hagcrs-
town and Frederick have moved
to this class, states Mr.. Dick Travis.
Athletic Director.
When a high school has 499 TO
l.200 boys in the tenth, eleventh,
and twelfth grades they can con-
slider moving up to this classified
ton.
Student Council Meets
Student Council officers and rep
resentatives met Tuesday, third
period, fer their first meeting OF
the school year. Dick Stuck is the
president; jim Craig, vice presi-
dent; Linda Teets, secretary; Bar
bara Rice. treasurer; and Dale FL
lis, assistant treasurer. Miss Ann
Dlgard is the faculty advisor
Committees are being set up by
the officers, representatives ana
the faculty advisor The commit
ices are Elections, Finance, Fire
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-10-27

itors of Mrs. Agnes Brenneman.
Mr.. and Mrs Marvin Bethel and
Ruth Ann we're Sunday visitors of
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Stark at Kitz-
miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buckle vis-
tied their sons, Wayne and Donald,
over the weekend.
Kathy waste was home from the
University Of Maryland over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shawley
and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Oester
visited relatives in Baltimore over
the weekend.
MI and Mrs. Joe Resi- were Sat
urday evening dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Bucket.
Mrs Francis Eisel and Mrs Ag-
ncs BrCnneman visited Mrs. Naylor
Glotfelty at Addison on Monday.
Mrs. Glotfclty has just returned
home from the hospital
Mr.. and Mrs Blake Bucket Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs w. f. Bucket
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bucket
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-10-27

Mrs. Donald Hcrshberger
Mrs. Bruce Brcnneman enter
tanned the Bittinger Homemakers'
club, Tuesday evening. October Is.
Eleven members were present.
Mrs. George Shawley gave the
demonstration on Buying Shirts.
Mrs. Lawrence Bucket reported on
Citizenship: A Study of County
Government.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Long and sons,
Of Grccnsburg, visited Mrs. Agnes
Brenncman. Sunday
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-10-27
on Sunday.

on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Gnagey, of
West Milton, O, were guests at
the Lawrence Brenneman home
several days last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Brenne-
man were Sunday dinner guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. Bender, Of
GrantsVille.
Mrs. James Hahn and son, Of
Westminster. and Mrs. Robert
Speicher, of Grantsvillc, were Sat
urday evening visitors Of Mr. and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-10-27
Southern Speaks
BY Dale ellis

Saturday morning, the Senior
Future Homemakers Of America
and the eighth and ninth grade
members will motor to Flintstone
to attend a regional home econom-
les meeting. Mrs. Elizabeth Randol
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-10-27

Hurting snYbodY's feelings" or
awakening any opposition.
3. A Holiness that will permit
its possessors to eat, drink,
dress and live "JUsf as other
folks do" and at the same time
please God and stand the test
of His word, death, judgement
and eternity.
A large sum of money will be
given anyone who will supply
the above wants. Many have
tried TO satisfy them and have
been paid large salaries for
their services hut in every in
stance, they finally failed. Ad-
dress Mr. Awakened Professor
Empty Protesting Villa, World
illness Street, Formally"
The above article clipped
from "Grace and Truth" is al
together too true to be very
funny. Many people are looking
for Bargain Counter" Christi.
anifY which will permit them
TO continue their selfish lUstfUIl,
sinful life and still be on good
terms with God. Let not our
hearts deceive US into thinking
that God has such a plan!
Those who become Christians
are fore-ordained TO walk in
righteousness tEph. 2:10). We
cannot serve God and Satan at
the same time. The worId-the
flesh and the devil on one side
- Christ and His righteousness
on the other. Which are you
choosing?
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-10-27
Attends Meeting

Mrs. Elizabeth Randol and Miss
Catherine Harvey attended a home
economies meeting at Fort Hill
High School on Tuesday.
Talks and demonstrations were
presented by the United Baking
Company on newer trends of nutri-
ton. These teachers Joined North
ern and Allegany County Home
Economic Teachers at this meeting.
Try, Our Want Adc-ThqV Paw
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-10-27
THE
COUNTRY-PULPIT
WEEKLY SERMON
by
Pastor p. r. NieUwkooE
WANTED

]. A Gospel that
will at the same
time comfort gid
dy worldiings and
true saints.
z. Preachers and
eVangeIists W h o
will get men con.
Verfed and into
Heaven without
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-14

in many places are forbidden to
attend Protestant Meetings"
Referring to the current juris-
dictional fight of the Methodist
Church the African Methodist
Episcopal Official position was
that the failure to bring about a
union on all branches of Ameri-
can Methpdism, despite the earn
est desire of the body TO do so,
indicates that the particular
work and destiny in which we
AFRICAN Methodist Churih) were
called, have not been fulfilled.
The American atmosphere is yet
beclouded by fogs of seperatism
both in church and state and the
question of the colored mans
fullest participation unresolved
We await the coming of the
Lords Day, but il welcomes Of
fers of discussion and explora-
items"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-14
CHURCH NEWS

Z. Charles Lewis of New York
City, the pastor and founder.
The brotherhood Union of
New 81. Paul Baptist Church,
4l0i Riopelle. sponsored a break.
iast Sunday morning. John Burns
was the principal speaker. Will
Malone Is president; the Rev.
Joseph s. Sutton Is minister and
Mrs. Ora Clark Is publicity chair.
man.
The Women's Day Committee
sponsored a Mother and Daughter
Tea Sunday afternoon In the
Peace Baptist Church, 1880 God.
dard Avenue. Miss Nelis Saun.
deds was mistress Of ceremonies.
Some of those who entertained
on the program were Mrs. Lois
Peoples, Miss Lois Jenkins, the
Trebels, Mrs. Queen Ann Lamar,
Geneva Rowland, Marie Robin.
son. Agnes Moss. Grace Jeffer.
son. Miss Dorothy chatham, Mrs.
Sybil French, Miss Jean Gibbons,
the Art Choir. Mrs. Ann Gibbons,
Miss Elise LaBrew and Mrs,
Eta Brown. Mrs. Beatrice Har.
ris was general chairman. Mrs
Bernice Hoagland was the speak,
err.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Lois
Peoples for having the most
guests present; Mrs. Queenie
Means, oldest mother present,
and Mrs. Nerneeta Gibbs. young
est mother. The gifts we're dona
ted by the George Hoagland Fun
eral Home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-14
Testimonial
Banquet Set

The King David Grand Lodge
and the international Supreme
Council of world Masons are
sponsoring a testimonial banquet
for James Nj. Hare, candidate
for Governor, to be held at the
United Dairy Workers Hall,
l5840 Second Blvd, Thursday,
June 9 at 800 PM.
General Chairman of the ban
quet is Joseph +. Rawlings and
working with his on the arrange
ment committee for the banquet
is Louis Gilmore, Grand Master
OF the King David Lodge OF
Michigan and Cornelius Barnes,
Sovereign Grand Commander OF
the international Supreme Coun-
ell Of World Masons
Other committee members are:
r. T. Wilson, Imperial Potentate
of the Imperial Grand Council
of Ancient Arabic and Oriental
Shrine; David M. Craighead,
High Priest of the Supreme Gen
eral Grand Chapter of Royal Arch
Masons; Price NJ Williams, Grand
Commander of the Exalted Grand
Encampment of Knights Temp
lar; Mrs. Imy Beck, Supreme
COMMANDERS and Supreme Mat
ron of the Supreme Grand Chap
ter Order of Eastern Star; Miss
Willie Mae Johnson, Imperial
Grand COMMANDERS of the I'm
perial Grand Chapter Daughters
of Sphinx and Clarence J. Car.
ter, Chairman of the 18th Dis
trict Business and Civic League,
Proceeds of the $40 per plate
dinner will be used to pay on
themort gage of the King David
Grand Lodge at ia Erskine st,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-14
Ted Berry Named
To Judicial Council

DENVER, Colo. - The Hon.
Theodore Nj. Berry. former vice
mayor of Cincinnati, Ohio, was
elected a member of the judicial
Council of The Methodist Church,
Wednesday May 81 by the Gen
cral Conference. Mr.. Berry re-
ceived $50 votes out of the pos
sible 1888 votes.
The new member of the church's
Supreme Court is chairman OF
Commission on Membership and
Evangelism of the Mt. Zion Me.
thodist Church and is the Cen
trail (Negro) Jurisdictions re-
preventative on the judicial CUIn-
Gil.
Mr.. Berry succeeds the late
Hon. j. Ernest wilkins, who was
chairman of the Judicial Coun.
Gil when he died in January
1859.