Tulsa Herald All-Church Press from Tulsa, Oklahoma • 11

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National Mataal Baildtaf ei Booth Mala St Phaaa 5-1649 Talaa OUakana A HORACE JONES TULSA MANAGER An-Chureh Press Inc Douglas Tomlinson Prasidant Clifton Ferguson South western Mgr tin MlvMual nbacrlpUea srk flM a jmr ta adyaaa VOL XVII NO 3 UfCw aCitlea visa cm Mt a cop act to nUUm TULSA OKLA FRIDAY HAY 4 1945 -4L All wfecerlstfcMM (hah aadi through chorcb a direct to UauaC praoiptlr at nplratioa of iIbm wld tor- Ssocifs Dr Hfll Preach Sunday Morning On Narrow Minded People 1 SERVICES SUNDAY CHRISTIAN FAT1ILY WEEK WILL BE HELD MAY 6-13 chapel hioid to sure at soniMY Ewnun sebiice i i May 0q 1945 The Church at Sch ol ClanMa for alL Morning Worship Dr Hin will preach on: "Narrow-Minded 10:45 Junior Church in Fellowship ChapeL Brother Wright will preach on: "It Pays lo Sett Chapel Choir Practice Fellowship chapel Vital Topic Hour Pioneers Friendship Parlor Clifton Ellis Leader High Senior class room Mary Lou Ellis Leader Evening Sanctuary- Services Chapel Choir will sing directed by Leslie Yarbrough Rev Edgar Wright will preach on: or Everyone Encouraged The third largest attendance of the year exceeded only by Easter and the Sunday preceding Easter so everyone feels encouraged There were fine increases most everywhere but the surge in the Galilean Class was reflected in the Nursery and Cradle Roll The entire Graded Section was up especially the Senior Department The Loyal Women continued to show the way as the largest class in tha Adult Division with the Across America the week May 8-13 will be observed by the Church as Christian Family Week Hera are a few things that ran bn done profitably by avery church family: (1) Read the fnl'jwing Scrip- turns: Sunday May 8 Deut Honoring Gou and teaching ehil- dren Monday Psalms Handing nn spiritual heritage Tuesday Matt The child in the midst Wednesday Col Ideals for family life Thursday Eph 5:15 6:4 Family adjustment Friday 1 Cor Love that never fails Saturday Phil 4:8: Matt 18 Helpful thoughts for all Sunday May 13 Day Prov Appreciation of parents (2) Make Friends of Some New Family There may be a family in your block or in the same apartment houae in which you live or even next door with whom you are not acquainted (3) Enlist Some Family In Churrh and Sunday School Attendance Thera are thousands of children in Tulsa who are receiving no religious instruction of anv kind Bring a new fnmily to Church with you f4) Daring the W'eek Call on Some Mother Who is a Shut-In She may or may not he old There are women of nearly all age who are shut-ins Some are in hospitals some in homes some in convalescent homes (5) On Sunday May 18 Day" plan to have all the member of your family who are in Tulsa nr who can be here in Church and let the fnmily sit together PHILLIPS FACTS Good news! The War Production Board his recently released al priorities and Clay Hall new residence hell for women is to he completed for use by the opening of the fall term September 10 1945 Annual Mother's Day on the Phillips campus is scheduled for May 4 5 and 8 The annual Senior Play Sixth Key" will be presented Friday night Jlay 4 Roa Page Welch national known Negro mezzo-soprano appeared in a concert last Sunday under the auspices of the CYF of University Place Christian Church and the University In spite of a pouring rain the auditorium waa completely filled Dr George iYood professor of economics and head of the department of business administration showed his picture colored productions nf over one hundred famous paintings at the University Place Church Thursday evening The annual election for student officer nf the Student Council on Phillip campus will he held this week The Phillips University School of Art and the Enid Artist league in cooperation with the Western Art Association sponsored a regional conference on the problems of art education Saturday April 21 Dr Briggs and Dr Elliott will go to Kansas City Missouri Sunday April 23 where Dr Briggs will address the combined Sunday School classes at the Conntry Club Christian Churrh during the Sunday School hour and will fill the pulpit at the Independence Boulevard Church Sunday night both men will appear on the program in a combined service at Jarkran Avenue where Dr Rrigg will speak and D- Elliott will show pictures of rhillip University Plans ara neanrg enm-pietion for Enid and Phillips University to he host for th Stae Convention Jlay 8-1 1 Read your April bulletin for complete details OURS IN SERVICE William Cox haa been overseas with the Marines about twenty months He served in the Aleutians going into Kiska He has been in the invasion of Tarrawa Saipan and Tinnian His work is in radio-communication' He is now an instructor in the officers' school of communications in the Hawaiian Islands William has a first-class license as a radio telephone operator Collin Daria has been in service about two and a half years Ho is in the engineering and dper-ationa department of the 4th Air Force He is now stationed in Walla Walla' Washington He attend church where ever he has been stationed and sings in the choir occasionally He finds a great spirit of hospitality in the churches on the west coast Robert '8 Pou has been in the sir eorps four year and has been overseas since last September He is in the photo reconnaissance division He is the husband of Retty Blaine George Blaine has been an instructor on the West Coast for the past sixteen months but is now training on a B-17 for oversea duty James Blaine has been overseas for twenty-six months serving in the personnel and payroll department of the Air Corps He has been in New Caledonia Guada canal Russell Island Treasure Islands New Guinea and tha Philippine George" Retty and James are the children of Mr and Mrs Blaine Fred 1) Harris Jr is now an Air observer with the 11th armored division of the Third army Fred is in a plane flying over the battle areas directing the artillery fire James Haney has been overseas since last November He is navigator on a bomber in England He received the air medal recently and has been made lead navigator of the Eighth air force James was graduated from Will Rogers High School and is the son of Mr and Mrs Haney Dormns LeGaie has been in the service for three year and ha been overseas for fourteen months He is radio operator and gunner on a R-24 He ha been stationed in the South Pacific in New Guinea and the Philippines He wa wounded in action in the South Pacific but haa been released from the hospital and ia expected home soon Glen Southard was home Sunday for a few hour from Camp Wnlter Texan Ralph Morrison Jr Word hn recently been received from Ralph Morrison Jr He has been at the battle of Iwn Jima and at Saipan Eniwetok and Talura while en-route Ralph has been overseas since the 1st of December and has been in the services a year Prior to that time he was affiliated with the Engineer in Mississippi His wife Helen and the two children reside at 544 South Wheel-ing Conference Dr Manley Chairman of the Educational Committee has railed for a meeting of all Sunday School workers for Monday night May 14 He has some important matters to present concerning the program of the school for the roming month Every worker throughout the school ia asked to come to this meeting NEW MEMBERS The Churrh warmly welcomes the following who came into its membership last Sunday: Mr Reed SM Denver Mr Reed 805 Denver Mrs Reed 2208 Evanston Mrs Holman 1144 4th St Mrs Jewell Waddle 821 Boston Mr Helen Siekman McKinxie 317 9th St Mrs Lilian Siekman 317 9th St THE HARDENING PROCESS To talk about the destructiveness of war would be to talk about whet everybody knows There is however one thing which war does to people that is often if not quite generally overlooked That thing is ths hardening process which often unconsciously goes on in the minds and 'hearts of men and women end even of children It is beyond reason to believe that human beings can renter their thinking and their efforts over a period of year on the destruction of human life without experiencing this hardening process However justifiable or even inevitable participation in war may be the beat of men and women are confronted withrihia danger and young people and children fall easy victims of it We cannot think continuously in the jerms of the destruction of human life without losing a sense of it value And when everything is fair in war the tendency is to make everything fair in peace The verdict of history is that following every war the moral trend is down It is this fact which now lays a tremendous responsibil ity upon the Church of Jeeus Christ Ncvct before in the Inng history of the Church has the demand been eo imperative and urgent for New Testament teaching the implanting in minds and hearts of the principlee the morel and spiritual ideals of Jesus Christ Only one thing will save our world whatever may be the outcome of the San Franriaco Conference and that one thing is the Gospel of Jesus Christ Preachers Sunday School teachers Church Officer all members of sll churches fathers and mother should be keenly aware of this hardening process and should make every effort to counteract it Unless the American Church rorie in now and rnmes in strong: unless there is an upsurge of interest in preaching and teaching the Gospel of Christ what promises to be the dawn of a new day may turn nut to he the twilight which is but the prelude of a dark night SUNDAY MAY 11 The second Sunday in May earh year has been observed by the churrh as And it is a high day for the Church prop rriy so However this observance has in recent years evolved into Christian Family Week including both the first and second Sundays of the month and the day between In another place in this paper will ho found a satement concern mg the observance of Christian Family Week by this Churrh with some suggestions which Christian families can profitably follow Rut there is one thing to be men tinned here Mother's Day nr the last day of Christian Family Week which is Sunday 3Iay 13 ought to he a Decision Day Always I have tried to make it that Now if several hundred members of this Church people who are genuinely interested in seeing people come to Christ and into the membership of this Church wrould go to work visit families and individual and ask and urge that they do NOW this highest and het thing what an ingathering there would be! Why not IpI God use you in this wonderful way? a new member in our room Sunday His birthday is June 15 He came with his neighbor and friend Dr Choate Third Year Primary: Norman Christensen was back after an illness whirh kept him away several Sundays Marcia Ann Bowen Chas Grosshans Lynn 'Lugenbeal and Delores Owen have not been absent a Sunday this year Jerry Pittman Janet Markley and Marilyn Sue Shields have only one absence this year The average attendance the Primary Department for April was 85 Beginners: Brenda Charlene Hunter of Sand Spring visited the Fifth Year Beginners Mrs Trick-ett's class of Fourth Year Begin ncr invited Mrs Fifth Year Beginners to share with them a most interesting and delightful talk hv Lydia Burnett concerning her Missionary work in Africa Her collection of articlea made by the native was the renter of great interest by the children The Junior Churrh wa well fill Sunday and pleased to have 3tr Mann conduct the aervice Mr Wright brought an illustrated sermon Other having part were Buddy Inhnfe Morning Prayer Shala Evans Offertory Story James Mason Offering Prayer Dickie Graeshans Benediction The Nursery and Cradle Roll Room were too small Sunday for so many children nearly sixty were cared for For the first tim-Mary Sue Mrrinn daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Morrison 514 Wheeling in the Cradle Sell toon Foithe past two Sundays I have not been in the Sanctuary for morning worship and believe me I have missed it Two weeks ago I preached for our church in Cliremnre while our good pastor Roland Huff was away He is doing a great work up there and they arc making forward plans for the future A sanctuary crowded with worshippers though not nearly so large as ours was an inspiration to this preacher I miss the small-church fellowship and get a real thrill to worship with them once again Not that I long fer a weak church but to aea a small church in a small community doing its best is an inspiration and takes me bark to some of my former pastorates And it would take you back too if you are among the sixty percent of adults in the church who got their start as Christians in small or rural churches Junior Churrh Last Sunday it was my privilege tn speak to the children of our Junior Church There were some adults present but they understand that the entire service including the sermon is directed tn children between the ages of eight and twelve This Junior Church is a good thing Mr Fred Harris and his co-wnrkcr are doing a very good work The boys and girls read the Scripture offer prayers take the offering tell the missionary story and sing in the choir Three deacons of the church and two elders conduct the communion service for those who are Christians It just does something wholesome to one's mind and heart to spend on hour in formal worship with these hoys' and girl They are the same children who would be problems to their parent in the sanctuary service they are the same children who get hurt in fights nn the way home from school who disobey their teachers and their parents nn numerous occasion but last Sunday they sat for an hour in a formal church service a servire that was theirs Youlll miss me sgain I hope for I'm going back 0Z4 (J Loyal Notes The old saying cant keep a good man down" certainly applies tn the Lnyal Women's Class With nn class home we can call our own and under difficulties trying to keep out of other peoples way we are still going in the right direction UP in our attendance for we had 151 regular members and 8 visitors making a total of 180 to hear a good lesson and enjoy our fine fellowship Mrs Owing 1223 South Denver joined us again and we most gladly welcome her With the expected word anytime now that our boys have gained the great victory oversea how very appropriate was 3lr Snell's song of glory and how very beautiful was the piano selection by Helen Hatcher Well! we may have to eat this but we are going tn braz again "We are sure we are in First place" The next special rlss event i our Class party Msy 9 Al! Loyal Women's parties are enjoyed bv those who attend because they are very rapahly planned for our enjoyment so let's all attend this one just before mother's day and bring some friend with us Then let's he in class next Sunday 185 strong CLASS NOTES Paul Estiil our president seems tn he pretty good at estimating a crowd When our speaker Rev Duhhs start to teach the lesson he asked Paul how many were present and Taul said ahout 110 When the report wa given it was 111 We guess if he had been in practice he might have done better Kev Duhhs is the pas tor at Fcottshluff Nebr and teacher nf the men's rlass with a membership of about 81 He was formerly minister of churches at Chandler Prumriicht and Bristow Okla Miss Evelyn Miller brought our special number singing beautifully a gospel message scenmnanird by Mr Chronic Jake Kohler led the devotioral and Clarence Veale the i benediction Will chairman nf the sick mmmi'tee reported Brother Braly is sick For nest Sunday our new member Brother Oscar Ingold will teach the lesson "The Hebrew Monarchy at Its Height" He is an old-time preach in Oklahoma and took onr Prof Brawn away from the Baptists ami made a Christian of him Our visiiors wera: Rv Ituhhs Nebr: Manley: and Mix Evelyn Our Chapel Choir directed by Leslie Yarbrough and composed of our own young people will bring the special music at the Sunday evening Sanctuary aervieea George Brite one of our finest young men Wrill accompany the congregational -ringing with hi trombone Russell Stofle another of our youth leader will play the piano accompaniment while Mr Pansy Chron-' ic 'Vtill nerve as organist This ehoir practice regularly every Sunday afternoon at five and we look forward to their appearance Sunday Dr Benton Manley will bring the devotional and Brother 0 Edgar Wright will preach His subject will be or Poor!" Young people and adult alike are urged to attend and enjoy these services which begin at 7:30 and close at 8:40 "Come on be home by GAULEAKS PLAN DAY Seventy seven Galilean and guest enjoyed a splendid lesson by Dr Mason Wayne Rich-ison whistled Love Thee Truly" as our special number and his remarkable talent was greatly appreciated We were glad to have Clark Edminster visiting with us Clark was the first president of our class and now lives in Wichita Ray Bayless and Lawrence Hatcher did a magnificent editorial job by bringing a two-page edition of the Ruilder" Great work gentlemen The Class really appreciates this important contribution Sunday morning May 8th is Day in the Galilean Class All parent will bring their children to our classroom where they will be introduced to Dr Mason and the Class before they to their respective classes This will he a big event for all of us Come early and bring all the children See the most important part of our family the part that remains downstairs on Sunday mornings Remember Tuesday evening is Fun Frolie and Follies night the night when all Galileans meet in Fellowship Hall for a party that will he a party Make a date for May the eighth at eight Missionary Offering The last special offering for others in the current Missionary year is our regular Childrens Day gift to be received the first Sunday in June This money is designated for and goes directly for the work in vcnd outside of the United States Tiera are ten of these countries where work is under way or will be when conditions again permit: Africa China India Argentine Paraguay Mexico Japan Philippines Peurtn Rico and Jamaica Watch for your quota Children's Program An interesting program is to he presented by the rhildrcn assisted ny others on Sunday night May 27 in the Sanctuary of the church This is our annual observance of Day" and we are sure you will enjoy the service so please plan to attend BROWN VS BRITE Following the opening song serv I ice Milt surprised us by asking for announcements and introductions Everything was going smoothly when suddenly it seemed as if the San Francisco peare conference had broken out The B's were certainly bussing It began when Oscar Rrown began bombarding Everett Brite because bunch of hringer-inners have been badly behind with their business Brown's blatant badgering brought Brito's blond to a boil and the blustering battle of babble began to boom Before the by-play was brought to bay and the bloodless battle began to abate Brown had bamboozled a bunch of backer-uppers into boasting to bring more brand new blood into the rlass than Rrite'a Bringer-innerw do before R-B day 31 ill hinted that unless this brusque braggadocio brings a big boost to the ball on the boerd both hoys might get the hoot Hobart then us in two more tngs after which the Stevenson hrrught the morning prayer and scripture reading Merwin's lesson ss usual brought to mind the following quotation: still they gased and still the wonder grew That one small head should carry all it Theresa Fra Grimes accompanied by Frances Wellman Anderson brought the special music a great treat Our attendance was 124 and the special offering for remembrances to our service men amounted to fAlW If you missed ou on this Paul Putty will rladly accept your gift next Sunday SERVICE SHIELD Below are listed the names of our service men and women whose last names begin with and aa they appear on our service shield in the front foyer of the Sanctuary building If there are any serious mistakes or ommissioni please advise Mr Wright or his office You may use cards and box in foyer by shield for correct information and mailing addresses Dague Dy Jno Daniel Jeff Jr Daugherty Jr Davis George Davis Phil Day Robert Dean Don A De Armond Polly Decker Arthur DeLong Robert Denton Step Jr DeVore Dewey Mildred Dick Newton Dietrich Wm Dietz Melvin Dilecker Diilberg Bill Dobbins Albert Dooley Douglas Robt 0 Dowdy Byron Driver Joe Driver Ray Dunlap Roy Jr Dunn Frank I Dunn James Dunn John Dye Robert Eaton Darwin Jr Echols Harry Edwards Cecil Ellis Stanley Engel Fred English Earl Estes Don Estiil Paul Jr Ewing Roy Ewing William Fancher Farrar Gerald Farris Featherline Featherstnne Chas Ferguson Ferguson Femer Don Fieke Wm Eldon Fitch Eugene Flanagan A Forche Robt Foster Charles Fox Edward Fox John Francy Leonard Franks Henry Fritsche James Fuller Malcolm Furiim Matt Fuse Floyd 31 BEREAN NEWS President Springer McCully did a good job leadmg the song service in the absence of Dr MrCul-lnugh last Sunday And speaking of singing Richard Hunt very ahiy and beautifully sang a solo entitled am the Leonard Carter his accompanist related the legend of the how Christ was Crucified on the Crass made from one and how that the tree would no longer he large and strong but small bent and twisted and that the blossom would represent the cross and the Nail Prints in Christ's hands: ail nf whirh blended with the picture presented in Bob' sol" which was subsequently sung Aunt Ida was there arain and is looking so much better Everyone is so proud to have her with ua She also led the Devotional Service Dr Eugene Tanner of the University ef Tulsa brought a lesson ail should have heard He implored us that while eur minds I were nn the Conference at San Francisco we should live like Christ and gave several examples of what one could expect in trying to win others to Christ if he him self did not in- likewise We hop wc can have him hark again tonte- time We are proud to report 117 pr lat Sunday with 12 guet Fram Tulsa we had: Lt CoL and Mr Paul Fowler Celia Downey Ira Black Dr Eugene Tanner and Mr and Mrs Bob Hunt and son Gary From out of town we had: Mrs Burgeon Sgt O'Dell Mr Kicthklirger and Mrs Thomas Harris Next Sunday we will have at our Guest Teacher our own Ted Maik-ley Ted always has something interesting and uplifting for ns I Let's all give him a grad tnrn-' A CIRCLES MEET The eleven circles of our council will come together on Thursday May 10th No 1 will meet at the home of Mrs I -eo Gorton 225 East 24th at 12:00 o'clock Mrs Stevenson and Mr Black will be hostesses Mrs Grosshans the daughter of a medical missionary to the Philippines will speak on in the islands'" This subject should he of particular interest tn us now since so many of your boys are in that area I No 2 Mrs 0 Dearforff has arranged a program which will be given st 11 A in the home of Mrs Triplehorn 1944 North Elwood followed by a luncheon at 12:30 Please bring home garments Mrs 0 Wilson will give tje program I No 3 meets in the Fellowship parlor with a lunch being served by Mesdames Millard Moore Van Voy Hodges Mrs Lottinville will bring a good devotional and each member ia asked t6 answer roll call with favorite passage of Scripture nr poem No 4 Mrs Will Henderson wiH be hostess tn this group at lier home 1220 North Cheyenne 3Ii-s Charles Kirk will give their devotions No 5 this fortunate group will spend the day in ths rountry with Mrs Roach east of the city Mrs Oliver Morton assisting After lunch Mrs Shultz will bring the worship period No 8 everyone in this group will surely he present Tessa Red-ford will bring the devotional and Mrs Fannie Murray will give a review of A latest bonk Green Years" Preceding this Mrs Jack Jemigan will serve a delicious lunch st her home 707 South Pittsburgh Street No 7 Mrs Dean 408 East 14th will serve lunch for this circle at 12:15 3tr Six will bring the devotional No 8 Mrs George Ramsey will he hostess to this group at luncheon in the Fellowship nail at the rhurrh Mrs Herman Rullard will give the devotiona No 9 these foitunate ladies will have fun and food in the form of a picnir lunch nn the lovely ground of Mrs Harry Taliman's home 1432 East 3lt Street No 10 Mr Armstrong 2448 East 25th will entertain these ladies at lunch Mr John Curtis will lead the devotional thought Everyone is asked tn bring their sewing for the orphans' home Mary-Martha group will met for lunrh in the home of Mr David Hartley 1231 South Frisco Mrs Covington will give a canning demonstration which will he most interesting NOTES Psalms 98 and 48 formed the basis of the devotional period di-i rerting our thinking to victory and peace The lesson period was devoted to a discussion nf for Service" It brought to mind the many fields in whirh we have obligation Obedience tn the rails that rome from rhurrh home work and country ia the keystone to a happy life We are reminded that this cia-s often supplies teachers and pianists to other departments in the Bible School: twelve memhers attended the Family Night meet-t ing Wednesday: it would he dif- firult to say how many Christian business women serve in varinu branches nf the Red Crass work-j ing at knitting folding bandages and in motor canteen and hospital rerps: the growth of our rlass membership is gratifying hut that field of opportunity is always open for more and ardent work Lena and Edna arranged flower for the mom and wc do appreciate their thoughtfulness Anna Irak rare nf the work in the absence nf Jewell being able to come rut again made very glad and we were happv to meet little granddaughter r- Equal or exceeded last wreck GOOD CHEER Mrs Otto Sunderwirth Glsdy to us) who is program chairman of Circle Nn 1 has arranged the specials and prayer for the month of 3lay And if you are one of those foitunate people who came tn eur Night Party in April you know what she ran do for specials Elisabeth Ann Goldsmith will plav two accordion numbers We all know what a treat that can be Our lesson will be one of great challenge dealing with the Hebrew Nation at its height Can wre learn a lesson -from this experience and thus prevent our deterioration from within? Indeed is the Nation whose God is the Come ail of you and hear our inspired teacher tell you of your part in this new world wre are shout to enter We can truly make of it the Promised Land if we will learn to live together in Peare as we have pulled with each other in strife Our attendance was down only 78 as compared with 93 the previous Sunday The Finance Chairman reported from the rummage sale a total of $9800 profit Good eh What? Our Circles all meet nn the First Friday (tndayl No 1 with Blanche Sample No 2 Retty Hoskins Nn 3 Alice Harth No 4 Minnie Bar-don These luncheon meetings are truly delightful and if you wrould come to know the real Good Cheer Circle he there 3lis Elizabeth Ann Goldsmith was our special last Sunday She played so besntifiillv twro piano solos: and "Clare do it re- freshing to know one who gives so freely of her talent? We do appreciate Elizabeth Ann in Mrs Ren Curtis gave a prayer for our Country in its new life well cherish long Our leanti on the new perils of the Hebrew Nation was very typical of our own land The Hebrew Nation gave us much: Monotheistic Religion (One God): The superb character of all time (Jesua) The highest literature of all nations (The Bible) Invincibility I If (tad be for us who can be against us?) last's appreciate them more COMRADES NEWS An especially interesting lesson ahnnt the problems of the peare by Mrs Lavengnnd was thoroughly enjoyed by all All thoe who missed the party last week really missed out on a grand time and Special awards were presented to all thoe who hadn't missed a Sunday during the contest The hankie and folders were most attractive It was nice having Rickard Hill in class today It is always nice to have one of men" with Mamlie say hu-haud Connie is still on the island of Leyte We hope it won't he long before Connie will he bark This is our constant prayer for all ef our boya lo Wi Christian Discipleship ion per rent I did 90 per I will 80 per rent I tan 7" per I think I can 80 per I 50 per rant I think I might 40 per rant I could 30 per eent 1 wish 1 could 20 per eent I don't know how 10 per eent I rant 9 per I won't Grade twr payee tha Tampa Chrutuz CORNER Here is the news given by the reporter in the Children's Groups: First Year Juniors: We were glad to have Johnny Evans of 1223 3rd as a visitor in our Class He was a guest pf his rnusin Shall Evans Mary Carol Martin the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Brown re-entered our Class We are happy to have her hack Second Year Primary: Beverly Mno re put her eight pennies in our World Bank and we greeted her with a Birthday" song Our new pupil is I -surer re Myers 1231 Galveston First Year Primary: Taul Al-brity 328 Quannah enrolled as.