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Woodrow Wilson's Church Marks 150th Anniversary ANNIVERSARY?The church where Woodrow Wilson was bap tized is 150 years old and still used although the original congre gation has a net ill ,? hinlJnm. This artist's sketch shows the church as it appeared in 1K04 It has since been remodeled. Al' Newsieamr. s STAUNTON. \.i The First Presbyterian Church of Staunton, where Wood row Wilson w ,is bap tized while his father w:>s pastor, will commemorate its 150 years of service with a month and a half of special events this fall. Many of the leading figures in I'n shyter ianism. both Southern and North ern branches, will participate. The original church, founded in 1804, still stands as the chapel of Mary Baldwin College, hut the congregation has used a new build ing since 1872. Also standing is the Manse, occupied by the Hey. Dr Joseph R Wilson when his son, a future president of the United States, was born Dec 28, 1856. The Manse, built In 1845 is now tin property of the Wood row Wilson HOW TO REMK\ K SKIN ITCII IX 15 MINUTES. It not pleased, your 40c hark at any lru( store. ITCTI-MC-NUT kaa mild anesthetic to ease Itch in minutes; has keratoiytic, antiseptic u lion Ilia) sloughs off outer skin to KM I t.l.KMS AMI FUNGUS ON CONTAt i. . . ? f.,r eczema. ringworm. foot Itch, other sur face rashes. Today at Smith s Drug Store. isiruipiacr r ounii.it inn The celebration begins Aug. 31 when the Virginia Synod and Synodical meet and continues through mid-October. On World Communion Day. Oct. 3, the pas tor. Dr. Richard R. Potter, will be ?insisted by Dr. John A. Mackay president of Princeton Theological Seminary and immediate past mod erator of the Presbyterian Church. I S.A. (Northern), Woodrow Wi| -on was president of Princeton Uni I versify before he was nominated tor the presidency. The final event of the celebra tion will be sponsored by the Staunton Ministerial Assn. at the city's Coliseum and will conclude two weeks of evangelistic services conducted by Dr. Charles B. Tem p let on, representing the National Council of Churches. Permanent Home \ FREMONT. Mich C\P) ? Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tanis, who still i ecupy the same farm home thev moved into as newlvweds. recently celerated their 60th wedding anni versary. Want Ads tiring quirk results. ?*) ,.THis,r| W NEW YORK IT NORTH CALLAHAN The cop at 5th Avenue and 42nd | Street, "world's busiest corner," | *n% directing the tratTic and ig- | noring the jay-walking pedestrians is usual. It was early morning, however, and he was not quite as 'rantic as he would be in the mid- i He of the day. A man from a i small Ohio town stopped at Hi" I 'orner. calmly waited on the green < light, then crushed. As he parsed the cop. the man gave him a cheer) 'good morning". The former turn ed his head in disbelief, cocked it sidewise, stared and took a step after the man "You all right?" he *h<d the visitor. "Certainly, why?" sane the response. The cop shook his head. "Excuse me, stranger," he said. "It's just that ? in this town?so seldom anybody speaks like that?well, I just wanted to he sure. Good morning to YOL'I" Carl Sandburg was in town on >ne of his rare visits here now adays and I had a nice chat with him about his forthneoming book >n Lincoln, lie doesn't like large hotel*. In tact, prefer* stay iag in a private home, am I recall when I first met him?out in Texas. He ?till wears that Inevitable blue eye t hade athwart hi* thick white locks and so is still stamped as an old newspaper man ? even though he has come a long ways since his re porting days, lie now lives Irisure l.v at Flat Rock, North Carolina. Two things strike me about him: his eyes and his voice The former are keen, far-seeing as if viewing tVhitman-like the future as well as the past and present: his voice resounds as be speaks his historie and poetic gems. To me. Carl Sand burg is \merica. Professor Qscar (.argilI has dor.e something unprecednted. to my j knowledge. At New York Univer sity where he is the distinguished head of the English Department, l:e has found a successful way of keeping a live link between the school and the graduate. So many of us are reminded of our alma! maters only by meeting an occa- ] sional classmate or receiying from the institution a frequent reqm ?t for financial help. Not so at NYU, thanks to Dr. Cargill who hails or iginally from Livermore Falls, Maine. He organized the English Graduate Society, a group which meets monthly and hears eminent speakers. But more than this, it really brings back the former stu dent* who meet with their old < teachers and friends. As a result, ] Professor Cargill is not onlv high ly regarded as a writer and teach er but is held in warm esteem by a host of erstwhile students who are thus given good reason to re turn often to their academic fold. | 3 There is a certain Englishman here named Commander White head, advertising a tine water, who is just about as B-r-iiish as any thing this side of Bloontsb'ry. Known also as "the beard" from his hirsute chin-extension, the "commander" goes around mouth ing clipped praises for his com pany's sizzle - sody, "don't ye knaow". Regarding his broad ac cent. l'\?r a purposely, t.ut the klutt, eh woi" I like ?H H a pi jt * Oi.e Bye ? -^H dly .?? .? V s ? Times H UK ' The pictures speak for themselves NELSONS TV FiCTURE SHOWDOWN | BtACK-DAWr\ \miHmWsias\ *oy Mil I and. sta ring for ? Gi. on rodio and IV. Model 210)5 21 inch Ultro V.sion con* sole Genuine mahogany veneers. Con ceoled swivel costers. C omo in and see our side-by 'ilc picture comparison test. 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