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served And Ethel Lymas, bridge ex- thf> Armed Fotcm ln the European Theater of Opera­ tions. I . READING GLASSES $7.50 Since W37, COMMUNITY OPTICIANS has been making glasses for men and women from all walks of life, offering fine, friendly service, and passing on the advantages of volume buying. Come

Action A Profound Moral.. Continued By DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING. JR. ' Since the church is the guardian of the morals of the community, it cannot look with indifference upon this pressing problem of dis­ crimination. A religion true to its nature must always be concerned about man’s social

early to the picket and leave from there. Rev. Sandy F. Ray urged those at the church meeting to stir up interest in the community and generally mobilize the peo­ ple, for “we’ve got to win this fight”, he said The Mayor slad that expanded diagnostic services wil double

title of Queen and Mrs. Rose Will- iams, head of the group. The Order of Cyrene aids its mem­ bers and the community throughout the year. (Mc­ Adams Photo) Erudites Meet In Westchester I Fete Mrs. Thompson The Erudites of Westchester man. Mrs. Joseph Higgs, table seating; Mrs. Frank Furman

command of this audience The Musicians OAK PARK, 111. - The Sym­ phony Orchestra this Chicago su­ Ray was backed by a 17-piece burban community announced last band which provided solid music week that Its auditions would be to his sinetaf and he also conducted with a screeen between accompanied

Pnnce Hall Masons who aided assisted at the occasion. At right is Rev Davis of Man­ L.I.C. Has New CORE Chapter The People's Community Church, on 21st Street in Long Is­ land City has been made the L.I.C. headquarters for CORE, It has been announced Rev. George Lockwood

favor heaven. a favor already received.’ The Worn.', Aswciatton of St. The Vohwtir Chor^eer, of Mt Mt. Hereb St. Lake s - „ Luke’s Community Church o f Horeb rh,.n,-h HERBERT T. MILLER Miller In New Post a thanksgiving for Associate Director in the Office Herbert T. Miller

Island. “I was about to go on my first vacation of the last 6 years when I was forced to pause and recruit the community’s help In preventing the coming of an other liquor store, plus seeking more stop lights and recrea tional facilities. Upon having some success along

Political action: GeorgeFlearv; I legal redress, Egbert Craig and 1 William Thompson; membership, H Lucille Rose; Freedom Fund, Al- j ma Bailey; community coordi- 1 ■ nators, Austin Henry, Louise Gio- , 1 ver; Julius Hernandez; R. Risley ] I Dent; C. V. Harris; Bernice Fish- - er; Dr. Vernal Cave. Church Work Church

September 29, to aid the National Council, the building fund of the Mary Mc­ Leod Bethune Memorial in Wash­ ington, D. C. and the Community Services program of the local Council. The Manhattan Council has made contributions to the Helen M. Meade Scholarship Fiiind, the jYMCA, the YWCA, the Southern