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ing several weeks with their
grandparents, returned with her
on Sunday to Richmond. Linda
remained for a visit with her
grandparents this time. Also re-
cert guests in the same home
were Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Chill
dress, of Petersburg. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Gilbert, of Richmond,
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Ferger-
son. Of Appomattox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett Adams
and daughters, Dean and Doris,
and G. w. Adams, Jr., Of How
ardsville, visited this week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Onks in
johnson City. Tenn.
Finding a place to live for
those involved in the pipeline
project here has presented a
problem for several months now
However. many of the families
have moved on following h e
gas line, and things are getting
a little back to normal.
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Mr.. ard Mrs. Frank Welch. of
Waverly, visited his brother, the
Rev. R. P. WEIGH, and family on
Friday afternoon. Mrs. Helene
Harvey. Of AppomattoX, visited
there Saturday afternoon.
Ginger WEIGH visited her cous-
in. Meryl Phelps. in Richmond
last week.
Miss Donna Higginbotham
spent several days last week
with Mrs. Carroll B. Wclch and
Eugene at Long Islard while
MI. WEIGH was teaching at
Eagle Eyrie Baptist Training
Union convention.
James Carwile returned home
Friday after spending two weeks
in Richmond with his cousin,
Stanley Spry.
Mr and Mrs Glenn Dean and
sons, Of Keysville. visited his
sister, Mrs. Richard CalWile,
and family Sunday afternoon.
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buckingham News Notes
Mottleys Attend Ship Reunion

BUCKINGHAM. Aug. l ~ Mr..
ard Mrs Elec Motley spent
last week at Wilmington, Del,
" Il ere they attended Mr..
Nottley's ships reurion. tn e
DSS Elmo. which h. was assign
ed to during World War II.
Guests of Misses Gertrude and
Virgilia Sadler and o. P. Sad
Ter this week were Miss Sally
B. Loving. Of Arlington: Miss
Minnie Wenger, Of Harrison
burg; Miss Alice Pearson. of
keysyille. and Mrs. Lewis Sal
mond. Of Richmond. The latter
viii BE- remembered III Bucking-
ham as the former Miss Su e
Feaice, native of the County.
Mr.. and Mrs. bud Coleman
have IT turned from a weeks va
cation at Myrtle Beach. S. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Ro5en and
children, Johnny. Judy and Don
ma, Of Alexandria, were visitors
over the week end with her
mother, Mrs John Rosen. The
children remained here to visit
with relatives for this week.
Mrs. Grace Baker left Wednes-
day for Charlottesville where she
has accepted a position as com
panion to Mrs. j. c. Thurman.
Invitations have been issued to
the wedding and reception of
Miss Sara Sykes, Of Tennessee.
to Cullen RoSen. of Buckingham.
Ii will take place August II. at
3 pm in the Sulphur Springs
Methodist Church., Joresboro
Tenn.
Scout troop 525 gave their
scoutmaster. Bob Holmes, a sur
prise birthday party at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Holmes.
last Monday
Among the scouts attending
Camp Monocan last week were
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Aug. - Mr.. and Mrs. w. H..
Brown enjoyed having all Of
their children for a visit recent
ly They were Mr.. and Mrs. Cur
tbs Conley and four children, Of
Parma, Mich; Mr.. and Mrs.
Randy Almond, of Richmond;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor and
daughter, of Evergreen: Billy
Brown, USN, at Norfolk, and
Sally Henry, and David.
Recent guests Of Mrs. L. w.
Brown were Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Monroe and daughter, of Graf
ton w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis johnson
and sons, Howard and Bobby,
have returned home after spend
ing a week at Four Gables. Viz
GINA Beach. They attended the
Pony Swim at Chincoteague, on
Wednesday. 1t was estimated to
be about $4,000 attending the
annual event.
The community was saddened
by the death of o. P. Farrar,
Saturday. Our deepest sympathy
is extended to the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Paul
son and family, of Baltimore,
Md, were recent guests of Mrs.
Margaret Paulson and John. of
Tuggle. Their daughter, Sandra,
remained for an extended visit
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j. Penick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Sanchez
and children Of New Jersey. ar
rived Tuesday for a visit with
her mother Mrs. Bessie Orange,
and her sister, Mrs. James A.
F'ulcher.
Jimmy Glenn has returned
home after spending a vacation
with his aunt in Danville.
Mrs. Bertha K. Brisentine flew
by jet from Dulles International
Airport to California where she
is visiting her son. Harold. and
family.
Sympathy is extended to the
family Of Mrs. Myrtle w. Haga
who died Monday at Southside
Community Hospital. Services
were held at Olive Branch
Methodist Church with burial in
the church cemetery, Wednes-
day.
Mrs. j. E. Glenn. Jr., and
Mrs. Charlie Williams vacation
ed at Virginia Beach last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest E. Camp
bell and family, Of F'redericks-
burg, were week end guests of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D.
Brisentine. The CampbellS
daughter, Lynn, was christened
Sunday at Davis Memorial Pres
byterian Church by the Rev Ar
thur Stevens, of Waynesboro
Rev. Stevens, a former pastor
of the church, conducted re-
vival services here last week.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. M
Campbell Thursday were tn e
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Stevens
and family.
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Bridal Shower
Given To Honor
August Bride

MATTOAX. July Is Mrs.
Woodrow BoWlin entertained at
miscellaneous bridal shower
last Friday night in honor Of
Miss Mary Jane Kelly, Of Rich
mOnd, whose marriage to Stat
ford Bowlin, will take place on
August TO- Mrs. Connie Wells
and Miss Anne Bowlin were
Joint hostesses at the shower. A
number of games were played.
then ev eryone enjoyed seeing the
bride-to-b opn her gifts. which
were lovely as well as useful.
Punch, cake, nuts and m II S
were served.
Mrs. j. E. Dodson has been
spending some time with h l.
son, Waldo Dodson and family.
the proud parents Of a baby girl,
born Oh July II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle SEidoW, of
Richmond, and little grand
daughter, Susan Snidow. were
Sund ay afternoon callers of
Mrs. Howard Wilmington a n d
daughter. Lynne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Musulin
entertained at a family picnic on
the lawn Of their home. Mon
Repose- in Cumberland on Sum
day. July %. Those present from
Amelia county we're Mrs. r. r.
Saunders, Charlie Saunders, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Saunders and
Patsy, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Saun-
ders, Nancy and Dale, Payton
Cassell and Hannah, B. F..
Hyde, Frankie Anderson, Mrs.
Anna B. Stead and the Misses
Esther and Alma Wilmington.
Homemade ice cream was a
special item on the bountiful
lunch table.
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Finds Other People
Suffering Drought

after several days in a Rich
mond hospital.
The Herbert Osbornes have
moved into their new home. va
Gated by the Howard Bollingers
who are now living in the Ma
son home at Mattoax which they
purchased recently.
The neighborhood was really
thankful to receive small
shower Sunday afternoon.
The S. l.. Nelson's enjoyed see
ing the ponies come over from
the Assateague island to Chinco-
league on their vacation trip
last week.
The r. B. Dennys and their
daughter, Mrs. Harry Lewis. Of
Richmond, called on the Aubrey
Dodsons Monday night. Mr. s.
Lewis is spending several days
with her parents. this week.
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r. +. D. No.

Aug. l - Recent guests of the
Robert S. HAIRLESS were Mr..
and Mrs. George Marshall, Mil
lie, Sallie and Tommie, of Thi-
badoux, La.
Bob Harris has as his guest.
his cousin, Nigel Alderman, of
Baltimore. Md.
Mrs. Fred Hunt, Of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, and her daughter.
Mrs. Leroy Jones, of Tallahas-
see. Fla, have returned to their
homes after visiting for several
days in the H. c. Cunningham
home.
Mrs. Clarence " Bradshaw
ard Elizabeth. of Durham,
N. c., spent last week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. @.
Cunningham. Mrs. Bradshaw,
Elizabeth, and Mrs. Cunningham
went to Natural Bridge. the Sur
render Grounds, and also visited
Dr.. and Mrs. Franklin Younger
in Lynchburg on Friday.
Bob Harris spent the week Of
July 8-13 at Eagle Eyrie at the
BTU convention.
Sympathy is expressed to Mrs.
w. A. Carwile in the death Of
her brother, James F.. Tucker,
of Brookneal.
Recent guests Of the ]. T.
Bakers were Mrs. Christine
johnson, Nancy and David. Of
Lynchburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Tudor. Of Harrisonburg, n d
Mrs. Glenn Hamilton, of Alexan-
dria.
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a few days here at their home.
Nh and Mrs. Robert Bowman
and family, Of Colorado. are
spending north here With his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. l..
Bowman,
Schoolficld Holt, Of Ports
mouth, spent a few days here
With Mrs Ola FoWlkes. also
Cmdr. USN and MIS-. Richard
Tibbit and family, Of Maryland.
visited her and Mrs. la Marks.
Visitors Of MI. and Mrs. Julian
Price on Monday were Mr.. and
Mrs CLAYTON Randolph and chill
dren, June. James. and Jody,
OF Fayette. Ala, and Mrs. F. l..
Fouler and joyce, Of Victoria.
Ethel Dodson and sisters. of
Florida. are visiting Mrs. jamie
Dance for a few days. Mrs.
Dance Will return with them for
q visit.
We all hope Mrs. harles
Hammock, of near keySville,
who is in Memorial Hospital in
Richmond. a speedy recovery.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-02
Dot.son Attends
Meeting OF East
Hanover Presbytery

MATTOAX. Aug. l j. f.
nodsDn attended a meeting CT
the East Hanover Presbytery
at the Overbrook Presbyterian
Church. one day last week.
Mrs. Ruby Simonds and
daughter. Connie. spent a few
days last week with Mrs. S
m0nds parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j
ID. Lawrence.
Mr. and Mrs Donald Leistra
Of Fredericksburg. spent TN
week end with his brother, Ten
nyson Leistra
Mr. and Mrs. BAIL Tinslcy
and family motorcd TO Char
lottesyille for the week end to
visit her sister, Mrs. Alese Car
ter and her family.
Mrs. Charles Dodson is at
tending the Wome of the
Church conference at Massa-
Meta Springs. this week.
Attend Races
Mr.. and Mrs Aubrey Wells.
Miss Anne Bowlin and Tommy
Roberts went to the races i'll
Bristol. Tenn. OF Sunday.
Miss Mary Jane Kelly and
Stafford Eowlin. Of Richmond
were Sunday afternoon guests of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
row BOWlin.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Kantzler
have returned after a visit with
relatives in Chicago
Miss Grace Ammo Kerr attend
cd the All "All Star" Key
Award banquet at Holiday Lake
on Saturday night and Sunday
Grace Anne was made an "All
Star" nj tha recent "All Star"
conference at Blacks3urg. and
all the new "All Star" are spe-
cial guests at this week end
meeting each year Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Kerr. parents of
Grace Anne. attended the ban
quet on Saturday night Juan
Wilmington. another All Star
from the community. also at
tended the banquet.
j. E. Dodson is attending the
Institute Of Rural Affairs at
Rlacksb}lrg this week.
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eral. Fort Gordon, Ca, during
ceremonies at the fort early in
July.
Lieutenant Wats son, trainee
processing officer in the mill
tary personnel division, trainee
branch, U. S. Army Training
Center at the fort, entered the
Army in January 1862.
The lieutenant is a 1857 gradu-
ate of Randolph Henry High
School in Charlotte Court House
and a 1851 graduate of Virginia
Polytechnic Institute in Blacks
burg. His wife, Llewellyn, lives
in Augusta, GA.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-02
Hunter Watson
Promoted To
LIST Lieutenant

Aug. / After being pro-
NOTED to First Lieutenant, Hun
ter r. Watson, %. whose moth
er, Mrs. Margaret H. Watson,
lives in Darlington Heights. re
ceives the silver bar denoting
his new rank from 1t. Col. 10
seph F.. Hemker, Adjutant Gen
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Meherriin

Aug 1. Nv Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp
Davis, of South Boston. visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Macon Vaughan
on Sunday afternoon. They also
visited Harris Gee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alphus Spark
man. Of Baltimore, Md. spent
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Today's m o dern superhigh-
ways arc built for speed and
safety, They nave cut highway
deaths to one-folrth to one half
but drivers errors are more
serious because Of high speeds.
Do your part drive skillfully.
alertly and carefully.
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Mass at St. Patrick's Heads
Thanksgiving Church Events

Presbyterian Meeting House. as speak.
err Bethlehem Lutheran. Sixteenth anc
street ST. Holy CroSs Lutheran, q
Ridge road. Greehbelt, Nd: Bethany
Latneran. Beacon Hi road and oaA
s:3e : Holy Comforter Lutheran
1919 Alabama avenue s. T.; Saint Luke
Lutheran, colesville road and ASHLAND
drive, Silver spriEs.
0:4s an. = Christ Lutheran, Six
teenth and Oallatin streets NV.
and @ Street. NV saEs 5ss s1 1tsss6a
Presbyterian. Granville drive and suth-
srlAnd road. Silver Spring. with Or.
James Dame Of the Christianity To-
day" MAGAZINE staff as speaker: Eman-
Seven Locks road, Bethesda, Nd:
Darne4town ND United Presbyterian
with DIT. Lloyd Brown Of Bradley Hills
Presbyterian Church IS speaker: Peace
Baptist. T12 Fifteenth street NE.
st4s ss EW Pssas TIa1h.T SSr Por aSe
ninth street and Ames place NE;
Mount Olivet Lutheran. 1905 Vermont
avenue NV. Ascension Lutheran. 1920
Ardmore road. LandoveT Hills. Nd:
Calvary Lutheran. 9545 oeorgia ave-
6a4 Great Fails road. Rockville; oxon
Hill Lutheran, 6565 Brinkley road
Sc; Pilgrim Lutheran. $500 Massa-
chusettS avenue. Bethesda.
Redeemer Lutheran. 1929 East West
highway. Hyattsville: st. Andrews
Lutheran, 12247 Georgia avenue: Con-
cordia Lutheran. TRIANGLE. Va: Our
Saviour Lutheran. Arlington: 81. Johns
Lutheran, Franconia road and 81.
Johns drive. Franeonia. Va; Ct;
lakewood road. Pals Church: Trinity
Lutheran, Thirtleth street and Bunker
Hin road. Mount Rainier. Nd, with
the Rev. Kenneth Blackboard Of
as speaker.
I0s4S a.m.-Navy Chapel, 3SOl Ne
braSka avenue N. W.
~ a.m.-An Souls Memorial Epis-
eopal. 1900 Cathedral avenue N. W.,
with DR.. Edward W. Bauman. pro-
lessor at Wesley Theolgoieal Seminary.
IS the speaker; st. Luke Lutheran.
Silver Spring: Christ Lutheran, Six
teenth and Gallatin streets n. ".
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School Board
Votes 6-Poinf
Youth Plans

The Prince Georges County
Board Of Education adopted q
six-point program yesterday
aimed ct ''remedying such sit
uations" which helped to bring
about the death Of President
Kennedy.
In q prepared report to the
board, Superintendent Of
Schools William s. Schmidt
said he was authorizing the pro
gram because Of the impact Of
public school education on the
lives Of the Nations youths.
These are the points which
the board unanimously ap-
proved:
Ito provide increased facu-
tiles to our professional staff
which win enable them TO
discover early those children
who are emotionally disturbed
or socially maladjusted.
2. To provide increased facil-
tiles and personnel that can
adequately assist in the reha-
bilitation Of these children, US
ing the cooperation Of all
county agencies.
3. To remind al teachers and
principals Of our solemn
responsibility to inculcate atti-
tudes Of fair play. moral integ-
rity and democracy so that
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lthese values permeate every
class and every activity.
4. To assume q greater
responsibility in helping the
home 10 meet the -. problems
that so often beset 1t in this .
world Of many Illustrations.
5. To urge our professional
staff TO continue 10 implement
these aims which already are a
part Of their basic philosophy
Of education and to increase
their efforts In this direction.
.. To urge public support for
these aims.
Mr.. Schmidt had expected to
present to the board Q revised
sc n COL construction schedule
because Of the aeceIerated
growth Of the school popula-
ton. However. because schools
were closed Monday, he was
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II Of River Road Church win de-
liver the message.
Numerous com immunity
Thanksgiving services will be
held in nearby Maryland and
Virginia.
In Rockville. the Congress
sional Heights Baptist. Farm
land Methodist and Geneva
Presbyterian Churches will hold
a joint worship at $3.50 am. in
the Congressional Heights
Church, 11845 Seven Locks
road. The Rev. William Gibson
Of Geneva Church will preach.
Three Northwood area
churches of Silver Spring will
hold q service at 1880 am. in
the Luther Rice Memorial Bap-
fist Church. SOL U nj versity
boulevard, West. Cooperating
churches are Northwood Pres
byterian Church and Good
Shepherd Episcopal Chapel.
The speaker will be DR.. Ar
thur NJ. Romig. general pres
byter of the Washington City
Presbytery.
virginia Churches
Among the many union serv-
ices In nearby Virginia will be
one sponsored by five Alexan-
dria churches at 9 am. in the
Washington Street Methodist
Church. 100 South Washington
street. The speaker will be the
Rev. Charles H. Bayer. pastor
Of the First Christian Church.
Other cooperating pastors
and churches taking part are
the Revs. Jack +. Coffey Of
Downtown Baptist Church,
Harry w. Clarke Of First Bap-
tist Church and William r.
Sengel of the Old Presbyterian
Meeting House.
Rock Spring Congregational.
Walker Methodist Chapel and
Baptist Churches Of
Arlington will unite in a COM
worship at 9 am. in
Walker Chapel Church, 4l02
North Glebe road. The Rev.
Paul Harrell Of Memorial
Church will speak.
The Vienna Oakton Dunn
Loring Ministerial Association
will sponsor q union service at
10 am. in Wesley Methodist
Church, Vienna. DR.. John H.
professor at Wes-
ley Theological Seminary, will
preach.
Salvation Army Service
In the District Of Columbia
the Salvation Army will hold q
special Thanksgiving service at
1890 am. in the Harbor Light
Corps, 909 I street NV. Brig
adler Ernest w. Holz, divisional
commander, will speak.
Most Churches Of Christ,
Scientist, and Christian
Science Societies In the WASH
ington area will hold tradi-
tional Thanksgiving services at
IL am.
Churches in the Washington
area conducting services to-
morrow include the following {:
an. L.. csntsnni i..,,, Baptist es9 9S
the Rev. Ellwood 3. Sehaumberg, pas
tor, preaching: Little Fails United Pres
byterian Church. 6026 Little Fails road,
Arlington, Va, with Miss Lillian
Picken, former missionary 10 India, a.
$3.50 am. - Emmanuel Lutheran,
1910 Russell road, Alexandria, Our
Saviour Lutheran, Ninth and South
Taylor streets, Arlington.
3 a.m.-Redeemer Presbyterian, Fif-
teenth and 0irard streets NE. with
DR.. William Sengel, minister Of the Old
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6. W. Gets $26,100
For Cuncer Work

The Damon Runyon Me-
mortal Fund for Cancer Re-
search has donated $26.100 to a
George Washington University
cancer research project. "Nu-
clear Carcinogenesis." directed
by DR.. William B. Duryee.
]. Edgar Hoover, FBI direc-
tor, and a member Of the uni
versity's board Of directors. &C
copied the check on behalf Of
the university from Jeane L.
Dixon, the funds Washington
representative.
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Montgomery Gets
Cluro Bdrton Portrait

An oil portrait Of Clara Bar
ton, founder of the American
Red Cross. was unveiled at 9
recent meeting Of the Mont
gomery County Red Cross.
Donated to the chapter by an
anonymous resident Of Mont
gomery County. the portrait
called Angel Of the BATH
field" was painted by Califor-
mia artist Charles Stevenson
jr.
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UNION sERVIcE-UNITARlAN
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unable to have It prepared for
yesterdays meeting. he said.
He ADDED that he intends 10
have 1t ready for discussion at
the next meeting.
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By CASPAR NAMES
Star STAFF Writer


A nation slowly recovering
from the shock Of President
Kennedy's death will observe
Thanksgiving Day with special
community and in diVidual
church services tomorrow.
At st. Patrick's Catholic
Church, Tenth and G streets
NV. the 54th annual Pan
American mass will be held at
1880 am. with members Of
the Supreme Court, high Gov
eminent officials and Ambas-
sailors from most of the 81
Latin American republics in
attendance.
Chief Justice Warren Of the
United States will be among
the more than 1000 guests at
the traditional worship.
The mass will be celebrated
by the Most Rev. Egidio vsg-
nozzi. Apostolic Delegate to the
United States.
The Most Rev. Patrick A.
O'Boyle, Archbishop Of WASH
ington. will preside. The Most
Rev. Philip M. Hannah, Aux
Hilary Bishop Of Washington,
and the Right Rev. John K.
Cartwright. rector Of st. Mat
thew's Cathedral. will be
present.
Preacher at the mass will be
the Rev. Robert P. Mohan, as
sociate professor Of philosophy,
Catholic University.
Cadets from st. Johns Col
lege High School here will con-
tinue a tradition of 81 years by
forming q guard Of honor for
distinguished guests. The st.
Patrick's Choir, directed by
Salvatore Lupica, will sing.
Cathedral Communion
Washington Cathedral, Mas
Sachusetts and Wisconsin av-
enueS NV, will hold q special
Thanksgiving Day service Of
holy communion at IL am.
with the Very Rev. Francis B.
Sayre. jr., Cathedral dean. as
celebrant.
Canon Kenneth J. Sharp Of
the cathedral will preach. The
Cathedral Choir Of Men and
Boys. directed by Paul Gala
way, will sing.
A union Thanksgiving wor-
ship will be held at IL am. in
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church, 900 Massachusetts, av-
enue NV. under the auspices
of six Washington congrega-
tons.
Rabbi Stanley Rabinowitz Of
Adas Israel Synagogue will de-
liver the sermon and Or. Albert
P. Shirley. pastor Of the host
church, will preside.
Clergymen and their congre-
cations participating in the
service will be DR., Clarence w.
Crawford of Calvary Baptist
Church, DR.. George r. Davis
Of National City Christian
Church. DR.. Seth r. Brooks of
National Memorial Universalist
Church and Rabbi Norman
GerStenfeld Of the Washington
Hebrew Congregation.
Another community service
will take place at 1890 am. In
Concordia United Church of
Christ, Twentieth and g streets
NV, with the Rev. c. Stewart
Mckenzie. pastor Of Western
Presbyterian Church. as the
speaker. Two other churches
participating In the worship
are Union Methodist and Nine
tenth Street Baptist.
In Nearby Areas
Four Northwest congrega-
tons will join In the annual
Thanksgiving union service at
10 am. in River Road United
Presbyterian Church, 1920 Riv-
er road NV. The other Coop
Grating churches are Briggs
Baptist, Cleveland Park Con-
gregational and Westmoreland
Congregational.
The Rev. John T. Sandlund
Smyrna times., 1963-03-14

of their reviews and In the re-
invitations which thegroup con-
sistently receives.
Concermaster Rudolf Baum :
GARNER, a native of Zurich,
studied violin with Steffi Gey-
er, Carl Flesch and Wolfgang
Schneiderhan. He has directed
many of Europe's major or
chestras and has played the
violin extensively throughout
Europe as recitalist and as
soloist with orchestra. On the
faculty of the Lucerne Con-
servatory since 1850, he teach
es the chamber music courses
and assists Professor Schnei-
derhan in the master classes
there as well as at Salzburg.
A prominent musicologist,
Baumgarmer has edited the
works of j. S. Bach.
The Lucen Festival Strings
records exclusively for Deut-
sche Grammaphon.