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:r.eir spjenasc ei i sirvT" r. wr. .1 r.n.Ung myself, to obey all ruiea I a. 7 AV. APRIL 25, 1942 Thi Pittsburgh Ccznrr PAGE NINETEEN 200 CHILDREN RECEIVE BIBLES AT CHURCH RITES PARENT TEACHER COLUMN I i Uncle Greggy's QuxtiCD Bos far tazeUy ScBcedncDiiQ lr I i Vt on iEM FTLL r.

ust not shirk :r.ter! r.azr e. Whi to the faith i'M ths Bed. d's stepchildren wrong and never a.ke him" wit you. will wib the is nrer again slue, ycu do r.r.g home the' W. PEC HE.

"A faaeinatijag pwarime for th esctirs Isaatty" Score yourself ten for each an w. Sea the correct answers else MAIL BAG where on this page, i xxi wnaL norrnern cry a as toe Taakegn Institute, ATtry to lets get rifht, 1st our freedeai and God lsiana. t.i. Nev Members erv. KIlgDre Texas.

Happy Birthday! Concratulati'cna members of Thejo j. umi iiiiei couirg desire to help r.c sre wywiyi ate 135 pound boxing chamnKin'as wen tt The leading conterder for the world ughtfceavyweight championship met Bob Pastor in a fistic natural Friday night. Who is he? What clasiry middleweifht con lender from St FranciiCQ has issued challenw to Champion Tnny Zaie on a winner take all basis? MBS. U. HTJUCalXS.

could instill to some adults vouth of th was recently barred from the icomra unity. NCAA championships at Eaton: Mothers of small children could xwotpe, i oecauae is col effectively hold studr rrouns over vr sa4 3 ored wxiff lammer mccuu on ensumer PP! for egTOs may be featured; 7t.iT tf inencs to on red Aliens Texaco a Mildred Harey.j 5 Ars; jm JXirf i A rv Isiand, v. Ciax. Odes J. i.

'e i.exas: i eft. gram in the future, tn school? AXSWEBS TO THIS WEES7S QUESTION BOX Bex 2Si I. In Chtraco. HL :r.a MeHarcy, Tf6j Mrv FraaaJhs D. BAoeevelt.

Pilrn Beacn, Flai rrraiiient Elie Leacot. I COLORED Ur.de Greg ST MAN'S PLEA 4. Miss lrea Wt 5. In the state of Gergts S. Charles Chnrk Townaend.

Jimmy Rtvtna, Eddie Booker. April 12. 1942. Kilgore. Texas.

I I wold like to heccme a member Ruth Kawkms. 1151 North m. tn avenue, Miami. Florida. Matti Justine Henry, 14 Jack sen street, Pascagouia, Missis Helen Johnson, Route 1.

Box Cosaa, Georgia. Jessie Mae Keel, Avery Island. jLouisiar.s. 1 i Bemice Latham Box 213, clacks prejudice snd 1 u.rr. South Carolina.

Hiawather Logan. 105 SeSaira! street. Mnnroa. Louisiana. I Bntsn and India! Louis Mae alone Route Lt st India to rule I Bex 37.

Rodessa. Louisiana. Addie Mile. Calhoun. Louisiana, prejudice and Stanziola Nelson, Bex 1197, Eal Tours truly.

STANDI OLA NELSON. Box 113T. Baihoa, Canal Catholic Hews And Views By Floyd AndersM ibca. Canal Zone. r.

the sheii. Lucille Waahingtom Lou THE NEED FOR PttATZK the end cl his ireek marks Flcyd SportsvUle. General Deiiv i enLung uf rv. Colfax. Louisiana.

marks our self demal penance, and Evelyn P. oods. general taming of Lent into the cos and nappy cays of Easter. Lent is also a time cf prayer. nen ire expected, in tn wnrds of the Pittsburgh Ca.th.oiic.

to ce ote our selves a special manner to wnati snouid a regular, notacie part our lives, tie direct outpouring our nunds and Hearts to H'rr, alone can understand our a une ca luuuu.u I i ifT JVLlSa. itl a i iad ccid" i r.u a tr.e red steps the to a sTfsre ise rth nf Mae nauis do jou them for? tr.ake a slew it fixed. I EU2ABETK WHEELER. P. Toccoa, Fia.

3 TThat the bert thing part with? Ana. A comb. rr. and he winl TTvre ar oienry watte thirteen. rh uU apprertav or aw tw try if they kaew It.

Pm voor Cmaricr sltg to snrh a friewa. iHa. ct mml 2bwk ci; Sd te pF ctr Poets? ad HoTMtZwff uns. i and TJnela regXT Ths Ptttsburg Cornier Boa aia. New Orleans.

La. I hereby make appiicatdaa for membership in The Pittsburgh Cwarier Kiddle. Cub. I enclose cent. Please send me Ad drees Cty Birthday rr2.hrhip card JUl meanberetap button re i.nrht as the H.it t.

Lucedale. Miaa ittsourgu ces Texan. mnrniiir and evening, before and after meal, whenever are called upon to make any important de ciaicii. and whenever temptation ome of our prayers win be to rujiBfc. some prayers for streEgtft.

some prayers lor forgiv ee aid some trayeM think giving; through them we are ex pected to keep close to Lvod. a sure of a void, rig lapse into evil. bourn Lent is ending, we ihould continue ta make erery fart tn train ourslves in thus invai oable way of life; we should not. like a large section cf humanity to day, try struggle unaiaea againsi he eil forces, the chaoue conditions, the oppressive burdens which our own selfishness and reckleae ncu broorht uoon us. Wei should turn to prayer, and pray that we be granted the fervor to persevere in prayer.

Prayer artrt always answereo. nnr rravBiT THANKS This month marks the closing of thm third year of this weekly column, now pabhahed In soma 40 newspapers tnnraghoot the coon try, from Wisconsin and Minaaso ta to Louisiana, from Pennsylvania to Iowa. Father Gerald F. Mahon, director of th project, and myaelf send our fervent thanas to au editors for puhliahing theoe littlejpal tv i.tne ef a tketlarilli curreot th lhhm Brudi Oaaaj Htmenam Colored ud TMctim, TJ a. ISta street.

Bates Bno, La. reresting anai PreswienCi Committee on Fair' I mail bag this' Employment Practice ordered Announcement lias, just com tEdncatiaa, Child Care, Nutrition, a feeling of th firm to atop discTTTnir.a rl that tha Tbi rrf UnntiMni nn. or elothinr. A few of ire et ra a. cm jw OTtrj DCO.OM Clle Tiers qi The) nea inn Mtinm' urc Peoples 2.

a outstanding AP31A. The theme: Imprw relating toj woman pleaded for irr th Vocational Opportunities i oremic siatusi nghu in addressing the Vu i Erour 13 Louisiana. participaiKsai dent body of Hampton Instt i time to begin the iticT.se program tuta recently work among the Juaior TAx. p.Memj ere! 1 The President of Haiti reentlv I dXTTtilat jua mmhers of thel pledged the full economii department. Box 82, Tuakegee, iy all page in Courier expressed their of tie rpleadid rn.

at letters mailed et. The best eek relating cr rr. pit; arn will u5v. young pala.i We artcea de ps and boa da. advanced by a r.

the Louisi r. Association a CO. Smo teat iimed 'ittQ kaptmji Tell as I are rallvicg: national de. r.o purchases, is awarded a iTecl by the; naval support of his country against all foes of the United States. Who is be? Ala, will send you detailed infor mauon concerning the set up.

Most rural schools are closing and the 4. What woman world taraveler. iXtt l' 111 lecturer aad wrixer of 1. An lIL Aa 1, cahf ttC TV j2T'yu know very few communities theroverBor try to oust rould learn to knrt. er fc egTo Miutri a ta pobhc.jjrt together the proper things for school system should they etc All this win aialte ar eqal ssiary fight? linsrruction as well as nleasant iectin sugarless recmies and with the rationing of other commodities a study along this Una would not be out of place.

It Is nearly time to compile the! year's report of things accomplished Last year near convention time all committees in the national set up peltared us with (raesnona irea. i us Begin now to compua the necessary information and put it on rue in uus orrice to avoid last minute rush. Vital questions, such as imprtivement of physical plant of school; improvement in transportation: payment of teachers' salary ever parish school term; monies raised in entertainments; number of health examinationa fFounders Dtv oremnL Soeiav Hygiene procraa and the pians for May Day. It "gives us much pleasure to report th addition of the Reddy street school for the State National Paret Teacher Asaociauona. Mrs.

Chretian of Lafayette has sold the idea to many new schools in her parish. More about the ins woric' being done out there. TTIH1E ILETTiriEm IBaDX I am herebv piece sg. nve feet and two inche! tu ana weign i.3 poirnas. 1 am: junior at the IiUgore high; schooL 1 am promising to answer all earns and letters received from 1 i i i unu.

wnai "jr CT h. antne ranha with Sr.vm Pn ls. Enclosed you will fiEtti 'and girls different States. I ia jTe cnt foT the cost of mailing; now attending the Monroe hixh memheramp cara ana outre n. schooL Tours sincerely, HUWATHEP.

LOGAN. 14 5 Street. Monroe, La. Tours smcerley. ODESSA BRANCIL Gereral Iehvery Kilgora, Ti Dear Uncle Gregey: It mav mean somethinr to thos about my age.

I who read it and open their eye. old. to current happenings. student at the oid Straight College center Alexandria. Professor Congratulationa.

new members oii5 ePabodv hieh school sua (rested that I send my poem to iFies v.iii3. vjujt ii cii. vou, as he thinks it is Lipy i receive cr wcrtvh of publication. "rk. of theelas with the espectauonj Tours verv truly very gooa vcu 1 cecome rooa reii i unu.ut, uc ioj may amicipaie reci.r.ag aay; Teet, do anything.

'letters of congratulation from oui Alexandria WLa. is hat the Bible readers during the next weejts. i aiie rurf 106, Gid.imgs Texas. us Odessa Brar.cn, utaerai ift r.v f.ir Jncle Qreirin' jDear Uncle Greggy: Burton. Bex 44, High Df Ptttsaurgh Courier Toungiwhicn I Apnl IX, 141 Aprfl 13.

142. Just a few Lnes to say hei aj As is its annual custom, the Pleasant Hill Baptist Church observed the Resurrection of Jesus on the second Sunday in April instead of on Easter Sunday: Twelve babies were consecrated st the services and 200 children were presented with Bihles taining their! birth certifieatea. I Pictured are the children and their parents in front of the pul '1 pit, TSe itev. A. en del Kosi, pastor, is seen in the center hark ground.

Gnfin SiminofT Photo. CRESCENT CITY SOCIETY By DEE DEE ALONG CRESCENT CITY WAT sixty years old. The child is in i rt i a i condition at 'jooc SurpriAe eddinrs stork nce and the 2.43 re news spring c.Pi rrs. Where are tne tar and April 13; Apnl 12, 142. triangles, squares ana jerks festters" Ruoolpn Hart ana NruiF riMr Tfi.

rif i out oi town sutsts suacea oscar Jar are r.eaoe i i r.c.c i dithi rrf hea.rtr.eats and Thev fnl! re soldier pro i 9. What Two serut ceebrities may VU sobers cnurca t'k." at. rt. An their 1 EsFP i or am; m. wciie juj Piy the leading roles in the' ajuch.

I would liks to become on and on tt nL Good luck to yox rr.e A ana a.i cajiaren: mmi ef Ojiht in jj rn alon Crescent Citv wav fhir rtid are so dept of jeanes of LOUISIANA ilias Sadie LX O'Connor Mrs. Ida Nance Givens Chairman book. The Rural Schools" Teachers have vr vie Ne)re. pansorj tr.e sma.i hand ipper or iacross the seaa. We send also our itative from the Orleans Pansn and Mrs.

Bem.ce Ganthier. CiUh tr.ar.ts r. i ar ci it i app iecia tioa to the 2Ck XiO to these papers whose esp essicns of good w.u hsve come to us from near and far. May they be increased during our fourth year' And may God biess vou all! VY CAPITAL CITY By DOLORES BABAXCO Mr. and Mrs Johnnie Spom 'or the public of Baton Roure Miss Geraldme Bryant as a weec end visitor In New Orleans while there see attended the A.

K. Fashianerte of Dreama, Jerry Miss Al: tending school sity. spent her jjaren turned to dar. Mrs. Delphtn tr with Joshua Thenot.

She left Sunday to return to her work. A thnllmg affair was the citv tournament held atop the Temple Roof Garden. It was fun for all The tournament was won by the Commadores. After the ramea tnere Porter Kilbert and his orchestra, CoUax, La. The annual achivement day prof ram win be held Saturday of this week, Mra T.

D. Todd, supervisor. The rural schools of Grant Pariah will close on April 24 The elementary program of the Gnat Parish Training school will be held during the last week la Apnl. Mr P. J.

Winston, prsnev Mra. Mary SportsvTlle la Please see Mitchell Sports 4 tw. ratbAlie naavJTllle couax tor a copy ox ane ex Tl a cieatrPtttshrsB Coaner. states Dr. Lang 1 msmpT i.

rTTT" fl ft Marksville, La. elected and those present were: Alma Brtgga, president; Mary Ann Wuson, vice president; rtoeie Bnggs. secretary; Teresa Ceasor, assistant secretarv: Ida M. Ceasor treasurer; Rosa Gage, editor and chaplain; Annie Bell Guidry, supervisor; Luanda Reed, Gertrude Thiedanex. and Lillian Briggs.

Newton. La. Mrs. Etta 5t. Dotaon and eon, Anderson; Miai Hare I and Chal mar Km Joseph, Miaaes Helen Ma rl and AsaJi skirt ma spent trooa Friday in the home of Mr School cn vrifnt'.

memhers are: ir. and jars, ncsa. r. rt Wut vk Mr. and Mrs iseii.

Mr and Mra. As a result of this final confer Mr and Mrs Hart 1 enee the Oirt of Schooi Touth pro ajld Mrs ker. gram in vocational education la Everyone enjoyed a eve Negm youth, ages from 37 The Starlight Baptist Sunday: i a rir i rn crr reel area iuMmsnr ar.d a iar er and Mra Prvce. Dr. and Mm.

mee. y. eit at 311 Rror.aon street Jennie B. Moten Cultural RAntr WMh.r.ir.in arfdif.ne. 'Dance, Srst, The menne consisted of chicken Jerry JSa.Uer.

12 Golden Links mA Zt dreaa.nff. ereen peaa. saad, odo, 7Z. i An enicyasie Sunday anemooc. rime Mae Wilson, nres are i tTi hurrh Courier Teung Pe ple pno Los Angeles.

Califonua. are the g. iAe and ccncee' ruU cluh Our mernbiri i hartilv con Rfeda and our proh.ems. and who 0 jns. Dins fcd iwrk Ail ou4ef wT'i Ce 'e Austin Warfen ef 113 Louisi graruiayouuVmg week of ofEt6B de.

Ann has Just returned from visit Jhe Detna Theta sorority An i the proper lesponse ta our ippn; riTives Utica. mc friends Aiexandna. La. a. Ja was a 'V ei ti 'rrr" "iw7 We r.ou;d forget this need wl .0,.

i i. ta a Te sucess. both from a nnacciai and 77 "1 'or Py 1B" Miss Cam. A. Wilson has mat rr.xi.;:.;.

with its anniversary an entertainment point oi p. th. nerJ1111" u. Tfrurned from a week end in the JV v. program.

Amcng those who ap nze. ere a mon TrrirrrtCrfescent Citv. She kousv rtrlnlications in laree numbers Ifor ta Vr TST IT' FS Ct NTNGHAM, Route 1. TT 71 iiT v. m.

Mrs. Cliffie Johnson. Mis. Wil fPB, vTilliams lrt onnson. ,7.7171 4" la Box 2S0.

Taylor. Texas. The presTrTt Tneration can returned to Chi cag April IB IschoolT Lovcla and Perdido reU; A1" waTwr fc 'weri VsardVd to draw, dlnce "7rcT r.iT T7a i.r mMur to the The K2PI club met at the heme rf Tv. oPterce. This program was worked.

rLra7 ...7 fZ7e, utr. a7 jT eentiai i Miss Julia V. Henderson Tu.s 'ph "sV "7 J. Jsmerson and a crswr I JiYxS ITT. Hrm other dsr.

erenmg The gtrl. en joyed Hart.rt L. Lane received arocint .1 7.. rv Vcew Orleans. La li; a materialist if he will not delightful afternoon of knitting.

aaMrrisor of this ttUI V.or. "7 f. il Ti s7ITu: 7.1 rti Utv' inw.snv 2 Red Row.l with the Source cf ustemnr to records and making no. ts. "8 auJl'e .7, rv, IV rJooa, Tenn.

Upmrual ufe? How can be be wise g. "1.0 aiS Prwst respcn.KjP Ullion fluH rrt fct o7 Mine." Webber Parish I 3 a ,.1 kh the heln of the dane they are sponsoring toon t. Pa an. Vr Iti1 i K.rurci 3 Mrs. Grre The following quotation taken and reservedly enthusiastic and rrom Anderson and Simpson in in attendance at thla meeting.

The audience waj thniied ifrota ths ver' "1 number thru grateful T3 not only indduai need, to be down there the same o.d"for the dances, parties, coi.ective nfrui ua. wh.iCn Ut. R. F. Nenemlle.

State things happening ever; day in dif etc that they decided to return a temse.t Iirectcr. cf Horperr.ik.Hff Activities erent ways Alias urt utoie ee in eome torm. SncMiv the piu.eca. cj i. Le nu tat hark mnA a nomv of ff.

fcn.r At'ac OiOrea iS, sat hack na iiiouo 'f rr aiicw the sponsors and the girls when sne was married Cticag o. cue ail fisr ne one ccme a.1 to nake of. This proved her Dear Uncle Greggy: father orders The Alpha dancs' fis mi'l A nni. 1 n.4 deliver them eachii i w4j di. jw icveiy naa nisst.

know vou are sumnsed to re Mr ceive a letter from rr.e. because Mam. vvlnchest Winchester has been a long time smcs I of 5t. Franc 'have written. I have been quite It see: a nartiesmn witn ai iri 1 1 Tour niece.

FRANCIS RAT. Route 2. B. Weavel iji.xfr, comprehension of Catholic practices, so that we. in this country.

may preserve our rengtous Aau apezii. ue picnic ir nni. as.uiy as a real leaaer and a v.s.. T. i.a hen an in2ueccir.iT rsrtor amrnr icnooi i.

at xurmer jia Mvue aervea a.or.ir ri a i iCoihns, now Mrs. Thomas Ellis of pounds of barbecue and aJ the rr.eunes to ew oiiffht To this group by Dr is expecting the stork in trimmings A large crowd was out o. teachers with whom trrey wort. 13 NEW ORLEANS. Twas ed it.

and vi.iM.r vnTii. jAugusi. ace is a urst cousin or nverv one naa, a sen time. cnr several interesting group meet time, over several interesting roup meet Ov. IMrs.

ISianche roster Mr and 5uo srldiers took psrt in putting nave oeen heia various jMiss Eirteile Thomaa and Mra." (Mr. Edward Foster in Delachaise over tEe afTa.T Tharks rys' parishes of tie state dr.s; this Holland. Mra. O. H.

are having their home ne St. James' AfE church plan 3f It ha been the pleasure Clark in her modest but efficient This is mv asr letter to itc.a. u.rt n. u. rv.iur.

u' manner, installed the newry elected quae wtyiy tta niinei3 at tne ircr. or. tne im oi an part.cipaie in some ol tiem. was a nL It is titled "A Million ror.ar Amcrg the noost most he A iaree the one con now the army .5 sround procerus in teach rrrrn. C.

and That tng Democracy and trie father of Mr3 Harward re 'also tr.e army rusaicr.s 'and cemonstrat officers far the coming year we rs interesting as et tiat we do not have th daed at Bayou rC names at present). We wiah to Jhich I have written. I would ap am in the third grade and my Out of town gueats were Mrj Mveri ls the director 3a principal of' the scnooi 'IepVeT a hainr 'S roL jpreciate if you were to place rt; bobby is playing marbles. I would Mra. George Martin of Oa Green left the there y.roxed to.

he a xat de de V'ow i aui. i r.e ccupie vis; ea nar. i sir.tT tor r.cistess jaiss AIIertA 's a Rut La. as retT ma. cgai 'jand Mrs.

C. i ejde sr. Remera jra Morrison v.omrceaux feft cnairiauy of the group, eca president. Assisting Mrs. Tours trulv.

FLO TO SPOTTS General Delivery Colfax, La. oer txeir caugr.ter jesn iiart.n, the rrr Detroit sr.a unc.ie cicvea tr.e meet.r.5 wn.rn a induing acti'. tjes were Miss Ihead of the health department 5am ree thst Lr ar.1 iars. an examp.e setter in A P.r.'.ev aj ve it ajexancnar Alter a jaunt across Serue Mr i i r(ccTe. tr.e type or meeting in leod The representatives went ithe lake the couple will visit their and Miss Camille Davenport are in roiip memr ers mipht war tn praises for Mr Hi tdaughter in Alexandria Con ic eclf charr.ps Keep it tip Because the meeting was held rci p.ro who gave such a gratulations to Cnnr.ie and Julia and well be seeir.ff some r.Kcr on Pan Ameriran av.

April 14. heavenly musical lit during the juir 1 ar.r.. pr collie aro r.a near 1. i lj 1.. eSrlOh i 'IStnt sary hat was lart wee La Brar.r.e crry to rear of the death cf ponsara respon with Mrs.

Nftterrille. for ct a. splendid meeting are M.fcs Eta Benjamin. Loueila Daigre, Mr. Stevens parts unkn.owr..

maybe some the suaject were made by Misses (Myrtle Eagle Hazel Saunders' rarc.sville. La. where out there uer.tmg fcr Old 3 Edith E. Greene Tavlcr, Ircry Wh.ee.lock. Mes tr.st, it safe.ra 'Get your Dour.

hut E. Benjamin ar.d Mrs I. Carres Savannah G'hfcs Linier jsusy school, however 1 am pian leave yo ha.Mes out fnr an a. tens frr.m o.rrh Lr.u oitcer tnemr ers cf Uui iTfcoicai a RoMisen, Juani 1 Inmg to take my last examination anymore. We see hv the rer ic 30s Sararcem IS67 particular Study Group are Mr Vaus Fiea "ilirnaoi mnA this week.

or ts hat a i year eld 'N. Roman and marcn. on to a'Frana Da is. Misses Ola KaJtie DiUcn Lvans. nciu ycu r.a a pem ils rapes dv a man almost LtouS.e sctorv.

uoaaes. r. urea (. il fxjx 1 iaoT a i ei have ccmposed. I have, Tell a seaman, 1 Mildred, lianey.

Route 1, Bex ve fcr my membership af the pen pals to write to me. UK. LAilli ArPtllNTFil Lake ChaTieS, LCL blue. th ii: meet.ng wasientertainrnent was tJse Second An conducted dv and participated Jahhe'rwoek of the New Or UJ iorkdaie, ariossu. ad I would like to esreciallv James Maxley from; easily see tnat the success v.

v1TR. much to Sirht far. 1 anyone ese family and home, in owrseif. hy teachers themse.ves. one could ieans Delta Sororrty group.

The Doretha C. McHarydy. receive letters from pen pals. Pleasewhom I have not heard in a ior.iri OLnUUL rUbl f'' 7. vV Ti5e "teful aiannins and.k TK e'1 done.

street. West Paint Beach. acme of them to write to me. tlme. I 't'a sponaenng hv Miss O.

Nurre T7n.n April 23 numbers were rendered Mra 2.Zl 1LilJ elated over the fine nsfl After maay weeks of untiring worn Cuftcn A p.aro sola was rer.df r.erm wnicti tneir sons, ftichard and manv conferences off, sv Mra Prve. introduced cc n. 1 and Cari. now in Los Angela Cal cials cf the Orleans Parish Schorl yy M.ss Blanche Williams. Prizes The Fourth Annual Meeting cfl.frmia.

are iientifytng themaelve Board and officials cf the State were on Mr. Fovd Wilson. i ri. the acti cf the "Angel department, cf Vocauonal Educa Mra Clifton and Mr flB T)r MerSert 7. jk r.eaw 'ti, ere r' r.f r.e rjuests i ouisiana was r.

at southern vm frt omv are these two ir.ivexsity last Fr.oay and Stt youn? men engaged in civic and of the Union Baptist Seminary sue Willims and Alhertine Brannaw, pru i nose cr us no social artiviues r.ur are responsi made up the audience r.ar ful er rls. r.Bie com tar tr.e namirtoman. church Kamiiton church. We ran well melude all items v.scr frsm the Depart mest cf Vo Brown. Mr.

and Mrs A. Porche years, and me iarre creep participation ed atictal Educa'ion. Bate F.o ite Mr and Mrs. H. Porche.

Mr. tae." tromea. cctrrs; eiy scc.ai anu rexrioua. and a representative fiom tae rs. LriL.iifr.

jsr. i Clifton. Mr and Mrs. A enr and timid. participat.ne act: fmentiored here, for Jeanea super hrstiviscrs are responsible for all type ucarioraJ, avic.

SMiRETEiPaDnair. ila. Rev. and Mrs V. M.

Lathan had Comrr.erre. which celefcrafed rU as their neusepuesta recentiy first anniversary. An inspiring pro rr the uner.ntendent. Mr. Wii op and Mrs F.

C. acott and Lrue gram was on A verv Icvelv sermcn was de wa a oi ten crrfr.nt rfc 5.3, p.v jj C.ty. OkJi and iuider C. C. is president.

three hours a cay. The following JfSi. of Riverside. Caf. Bishop Scott, courses he offered in auto CArte jf.

1 er.ew Pv Latnan and tcechamc eiectncity. rr.etal weld ff of Mra Julia Lathan of D.T ng snd wood working, including MOriTOC LtL. 'miih. i h. he visited oefore tw rendered, wstn many pearing.

Ijt. V. Jjuncaa ames Gayle Re elected President NEW ORLEANS. April 23 rst District Baptist Trainina: Association just closed its annual seseioc meeting wlta Free Mission Baptist in CarrtJlton, The organ has a phenomenal in its deveiopment and ef eness in projecting a program gious edacstion in Baptist in the district. re were more than forty see represented in the pro rn l.tary tap danse.

T.r. Pvfr 'J puui power ChrvUaa Church eU5d adviwd TifOBt a 4 1 Vf rMi :r.i. rta.iCU. a scsctai and faster visitors the Capital U7T "5 ient: irs iey r.irru, That iohs were definitr t. Citv were: Mr.

and Mrs. Alvin Royal and Mr Pientas. Mra TM mm i TT Dl 1 I. ..1 and Mra. Sarah Wooda traas secretary.

..3 rr.iiKrjx pr rf a 1a. Thev Hire thei n. irT nn a'i rmv. cram. I Serais BrvaniL 0f vate FLtass dy, see Murrav.

who is at l. appetinng iimcneon waa prterson. was d.ned two weekJ'jOUiy aunson. jaamie ia. i.c presented at Xaner univer I.

rr if; Her funeral was largely at jferry. Antomene B. James, t. v. ti Fjctr aliisiv vthi'; lrl tended.

Aitny conaoietcei and u. ouag ana a Alien T9 and rrtenls. hhe re i dl, Jr. executive secreta.rv of. Th Cew Orleans Easter Sun P10 5 wrpirw fr.t..r.

iar po.cis ijaui. YM7A and ClArest e. li geant Harnett Mutr ana ate, Pauersca had. hosts of mends, iir. and Mn.

Lecn Tine: of vr Theriot spent Eas irst Ciaaa ames Lynx wt.o wiU miss her kind and sym jAsnton street are receiving cc.n .,,1 oatbetic ir. r.T..t,., gu were ST est ipeaaer Cromley, La. A new social organisation Rita Club, was formed recently in the home of Mrs. Rosa Gage. The name for the club was luggested djuicrer wth br Mra.

Rosie Brigrs. Officers i Un finet Belt wife nf i a tr.e program. Bell was buned two weeaslMrs. Tarver will I be remembered STt fm leT are. Her funeral was larrejr at as Miae Ralistine W.lliams: cauEh fc73T fe.

PdeHt: 1. thsitended bv reiauves and VTr ..4 Vr vice presioent; Aiease The Patterson Singers were Ita jWiilnaii p.oneera'of this citv Lit tured in a musical broadcast during' the Naticnal Negro Health Week program from station im The first speaker for the occasion as Mra Statu m. supervisor of colored schools ia Ouachita Pariah. had an enjovable evening. be Browa of Refugio.

Texas, was a recent viaitor of his father. Gable Brown and Miss Chalmer Mae Joseph were married recentlyi ia the borne of Rev. Rohra oa. Mr. aad Mrs.

Walter Hea 1 dersoa had as their dinner nsstaj Sandav. Mr. and Mra. Ryan ana daughter. Rugh.

Mr. and Unu Jack sow. Mr. aad Mra. King ana oaugntar, XJorotny Hi.

all ex aad Mrs. John B. SelL EveryorelTake Commnatty, mt 1,.7.: 'H. corresponding aecretarrt grandaon of Mr and Mra Ed Tar r1 dBf5tld atatusticjaa: 7 v.n rrMt Mr.ther ml Wite treasurer; EQs eon are doing ina Mra. Lucille Butler Moore La Chute and R.

A. ThomA. Mansfield were guests at L'r. Wll jlnd. Life Insurance Company nee last week eaa.

Willie Brown of Alston street is recuperating. Mrs. Onie Mae Perry of Wii liamsom street was host eas the Idle Hour Social dab last Thursday asght After the business meeting, the hostess served a delicious luncheon. Mra A. Beach a preai deat.

Sunder. Aarfl 1. wa a big day Ltar fibxavmporta Coloxad Cbambar Smrth, chorister; Minnie Hunter. pianist; James Arthttf Gayte, dl 'V tivitiea. rirst District leader.

Sunul Smith Second District leader, Jana Fifir: Third District Leader, Week ley Dema: Forth Durivt huUr Thomas Philips: Firth TMaVrte leader, Andersoa Lewis; Sixtb District leader. Mrs. M. a Kylee, W. Lewa, misaionaries.

Ttmtrm saw vlewty of waits wm aocrectete asn ary If tbey kzw ttl i I. I 1 IK. iv i 4..