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Made on FH a Frauds • \- W PAGE glXTEBIf MONpAY, APRIL 19, 1984 \' iHanrljiffitrir lEtt^ntng ifm l!) . V - ATcrage Daily Nci Preaa Run Th# Weather For the Week Ended rereeiwt of V. S. Weather Hnrana Manchester Lodge No. 1477, A meeting of XI- Gamma Chap- April |7. 1M4 Loyal Order of Moose, will hold tar of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will Bermuda Vacationers , Jesus’ Final Word Fair, Httle eliaage In iempem- A bout Town installation of officers Wednes­ be held tomorrow niglii. at 8 o’clock 11,188 ture tonight suMl Wedneoday. Lnw day night at 8 o'clock. The Women at the home of Mr«. .Harold tonight 52-dd. High Wedneoday of the Moose are cordially invited Schuets, 15 Thomas Dr. From Cross Is ' Memher of Mm Audit ' Loyal arclc of Kingu Daughters .\ 75-Se. will hold a rummage sWe Wednes­ to attend the installation. Bareiui oF drcsslatioiis RUMMAGE SALE Manchester— A City o f Villaige Charm day morning at 9:15 In 'l^oodruff DAughtera of. Lll^rty No. 17, Sermon’s Theme Hall o f the Center Congregational Manchester Lodge No. 73. A. F. LOLI, will meet in Orange Hall Church. Patrons are requeatw to and A. M.. will hold a special com­ tomorrow at 8 p, m. All members munication at the Masonic Temple are urged to attend as important '"The seventh word of Jesus VOL. LXXIII, NO. 176 (Clneaifled AdverNelng on Page 14) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 19.34 (SKLTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS use the door at the side. entrance from, the cross, 'Father, Into Thy SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH o f the basement on the north side tomorrow night at 7:30. The Mas­ reports will be submitted. Mrs. o f the building. Articles may be ter. Mason degree.^ will be exempli­ Georgina Tomlinson of Summer Hands I Cqmmit My Spirit!' found ■ . N ^ ' fied by the officers of the Lodge, St. is chairman of the t,ea to fol­ its divine benediction in. the an­ left at the church Tuesday night, nouncement of the Easter angel or will be-collected by either Mrs. assisted by the FelloWcraft Club. low the meeting. "Truck,< Trash and Treasures" A t the conclusion of the meeting, ■He is not here! He is Risen!’ The Ilavtd IfUldoon or Mrs. Harold triumph of the man upon the cross D\ ickenson Belcher, if contacted. there will be a social hour and re­ Mr. ahd Mrs. Robert J. Donahue freshments. and children. 90 Cooper St., visited of Calvary was that He rose vic­ U. S. Not torious over ’Sin and death," de­ ■n»e Immaculate Conception relsttves in CIsremont, N. H., during the holidsys. Esster Sunday clared the Rev. John E.' Post Accused by Mothers Circle will meet with Mrs. MisS Rgth Bronke, 108 Ridge yesterday morning in the North THURSDAY, APRIL 22nd / John Allison. 40 Westminster Rd., St., left Saturday by plane, fpr a morning they were surprised to And fnow on the ground. Methodist Church. at 8 o ’clock Wednesday night. spring vacation in Florida. The preacher continued, "The ALL DAY FROM 9:00 A.M. seventh and final word of Jesus ina Fellow RW S t Bernadette's Mothers Circle Chitdoor ' g ^ lesson.s. sponsored '\The Washington Parent-Teacher' from the cross is the Hfcllelujah Gigantic Stock For Your Selection ■■ " ' ^ will meet at the home of Mrs. Assn, will ’’’mee^ tomorrow at 8 by the Manchester YWCA, will Chorus of the Christian faith! Washington, Aprii-,20 (A*)— Peter Gromi. 32 Conway Rd., to- start 'Thur3day-«moming at the p.m.'ln the school annex. Dr, Win­ When Jesus cried with a tri­ Men, Women’s and Children's clothing .in excellent con­ norrow night at 8 o'clock. Manchester Country Club. The field T. Moyer, local pediatrician, umphant voice 'Father, Into Thy A former/-prisoner of war first class commences at 9:30 and will speak on "Conceptions and Hands I Commit My Spirit,’ 'th* dition. Furniture, children's furniture, toys, hooka, Trouble Spot in Southeast Asia swore today that his plans tov the second at 10:30. Scheduled Misconceptions of Oiildren's Dis­ angels of God must haVe sung in household items, lamps, vases, chairs, radios, dishes Made on FH A Frauds Facts Told escape from a Korean prison to run for six weeks, the course is eases." .’nils subject should be of essence the words which Georg and trinkets. being instrfifcted by Alex Hack­ much interest to all parents and a Frederich Handel later set , to N ca^fl were tipped off to his SPRING SALE ney, well-known pro of the Coun­ good attendance is anticipated. music ‘Hallelujah! For the Lord ! Sponsored By AIVg roups of WSCS CHINA jailhys by Cpl. Edward S. try Club. Anyone wishing to join Mrs. Santa Leone ahd her commit­ God Omnipotent reigneth!’ For N ' . \ B y Dulles Dickehson. either of these classes may regl»^ tee will serve refreshments in the the seventh word of Jesus was a The witne.sa, Cpl- Thoma.* A. Field Pieoe^Newest .\ildition lo Old Gun Collection ter at the YWCA Office in^/tbe school cafeteria after the meeting, supreme declaration of faith in this ! ^ ALL ARE W^ELCOME Carrick of Blacksburg. Va.. said at T ax Asieht Community Y Building Monday presence and power of the living A t Parley the opening the second day of Wes' through Friday from 9 to 3 God. » Dickenson's ^ u rt martial that he p. m. ; / . St. Elizabeth’s Mothers Clrclb will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at ^ "In Jesus’ word and counti^;- overheard the defendant inform bn T e lk tha home of Mrs. Anthony Kra- nance.-we see triumph, serenity; Washington, f priii20 (/P)— him. Carrick sk(d he listened South Mancheiter Auxiliary cunas, 64 ’Turnbull Rd. Election of and obedience. The Master was Two Senators said today af­ through a paper dbbr at the prison Firemen will hold a drill at 6:45 totally comhiitted to His Father’s camp. \ tonight at the Spnice Street fire­ officers will be held at this meet­ ter a meeting with Secretary This testimony sent opposing B p w b w i n g ing. work. His word is a counsel to our house. Plans 'Mil be made for a serenity of spirit. It is also a of State Dulles that no de­ .counsel into a vigorousNjebilte on training program. All members charge 'that we enter into what cision to dispatch American the admissibility of Carridk's tes­ WashinKton. April 20 (/P>— are urged to attend. Members of Gibbons Assembly, the' late Frederick W. Robertson fighting forces to Indochina timony. Guy Emery, diefeitee at­ Catholic Ladies of Columbus, are of Brighton used to call, ‘Obedi­ torney. drew from cifriick on cross The governirtent> revenue is being considered. llie 'spring rally of the Youth reminded that the meeting tomor­ ence, The Organ of Spiritual examination that he had also oi^r- chief testified today thi THIS.WEEK row at 8 p.m. wilj be held lii St. Knowledge.’ " Both Senators are Republicans, heard Dickensofi 'confe.-a that he, Temperance Council will be held Ferguson of Michigan and Bridges builders of 1,149 FHA4n- Thru FRIDAY Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at the James' hall, and that the new of­ The Rev. Mr. Post said that the • \ ' V"'% A" INDOCHINA himself, was planning a.n escape. ficers will be presented in the form resurrection of Jesus is our per­ of New Hampshire. Asked why hie had not mention­ sured apartment prom ts MANCHESTER Burnside Methodist Church, East Ferguson, who left the meeting Hartford, as part of the observance of a skit. Initiation of a class of manent Christian hope. "It is that ed this fact, the witness said: reap^ 65 million d o ll^ in 40 new members will also take by His resurrection a New Age of early to keep another appoint-. "I try to forget things, sir." CARPET CENTER of Youth Temperance Education ment, added: profit.* almost le n tir^ from Week this week. The guest speaker place At this meeting, and a social devotion, freedom, and of grace Carrick said that he was In a borrowing more tl)i(^n they 80S MAIN STREET has been ushered in. That hope "I don't think It (the decision) foxhole with Dirken.son just before A T MIDDLE TURNPIKE will be the Rev. John E. F ^ t of period wjth refreshments will fol­ U in the works at all. the North Methodist Church. low . brings Christian men and women both were raptured Nov. a. 1950. spent. into three great privileges: a new "At present I am against send­ Confided On Plans T. Coleman A ndre's presented ing American troops to Indochina. St. Msrgaret-Mary. Mothers Cir­ religion, a larger witneas, and a The witness said he saw Dick­ a statistical aumm^yi to a.Sehate challenging call to the Christian I know of no facts to warrant it." enson several times prior to Oct. 8, hearing conducted by Sen- Byrd cle will meet tomorrow at 8 p. m. The two Senators talked to re- at the home of Mrs. Petar Pli- Church. 1951, when they confided to each (D-Va). He did Aot pinpoint any kaitis, 153 Hilliard St. "By the resurrection, we may QuinHdn otheC that they were planning single project. rise into new and higher fellowship osespes. However, ‘ m'rd said housing New York, April 2# (f)— lame* The Holy Family Mothers Cir­ •\V'ith God. If the resurrection Then, on that day. Carrick said officials guaranteed 24 million dol­ HEARING BUSINESS Rublnaoa, NBC reporter In Tokyo; he was ordered to headquarters lars in loai^on Glen Oaks Villaga cle will meet tomorrow at 8 p.
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