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pollean, baritone; Grace Boaworth Morris, soprano; and Yselle Pedronl, soprano. Tha college was Incorpo rated under the law* ot the -State of California In 1913. The beginning of the commemora tion ql the 60th anniversary of the Founding- of the First Unitarian Church of Oakland will take place at the II a.m. service today. Recog nition will be made of the first events preceding the founding of the church 60 year$ ago when the Rev. Charles W. Wendte, represent ing the American Unitarian Asso ciation, brought together a few men and women in Oakland who sought to "ws|k together, though not nec essarily! to think alike." Crompton's germot( today will be on "When the Days Grow Monotonous." A new chaneel table, the gift of Miss Alice G. Dtoforth, wilf be dedicated today. roUTtr Dr. Noel Keys of ithe University of California beginp the first of twelve lectures tomorrow evening at 7:45 o'clock on "Youth and Mar ! i riage Today." Tha^purse of lectures, the only one in the Easlbay open to the general public, is sponsored by the Oakland Council of Churches through its Christian home commit tee, and will b* held on successive Mondays in like First Methodist Church. 24th mid Broadway. Assist ing In the lectures will be Dr. Vere V. Loper, minister of the First Con gregational Charch of Berkeley and Drs. Frederic M, Loomis and Clif ford Sweet. The fee for thc^entlre course is )5 andjfurther Information may be secure! from the Council of Churches. 1 ' The early morning service will be resumed Today at the First Congre gational fjlnurch, making two morn ing services; one at 9:45 and the other at: ll o'dlock. Dr. Clarence j Reidenbach will preach for both . services on the Subject, "Joseph, the Practical Idealist." ' "The Modern Crusade" Is (he name of the homecoming day program at the First Methodist Church today at 9:45 a.m. The assembly program for the Rally Day obscnrance In the church school will include a dra matic skit, instrumental music, and a film slide story of the Crusade for Christ. 'J Children graduating from one de- j partment to another today in the church school of the Plymouth Con-1 gregational Church will receive.cer- j Jlficates in a special program, which will begin In each department at 9:45 a.m. [Gift Bibles will also be presented (to each child entering the fourth grade in school. The Sunday School of the Arllng-i ton Avenue Community Church -will open iti Fall term this mom ; lng at 9:30 o'clock, but, only for a ; part of the group of children. The ' pre-school| children and those In the first ten grades iwlll assemble today In the Fellowship House, buf The opening date for the classes of older . children has been postponed until ; arrfcpgera6tits'can be completed for a new meeting place. In the mean ' time, special features for children will be Included in the 11 a.m. serv-i Ices of the church, according- to the ' minister, the Rev. Herbert Dimock. fMEN _ . 'I1 ' `Canon Erie Mentlxsmbert of Grace ' Cathedra}-lh San-Francisco jwill be . the speakdrr for a men's dinner on 1 Tuesday evening at 7-o'clock at. All ; Saints Episcopal Church in San ,' . PMTOUT old* dingy wallpaperl -READY TO Prices and Items At?Uwblj POTATO SALA! pistic Patch E-asy way to fill botes and crack* lo wall*} woodwork. Lb. LS HUo-Ton* Solltr-Koatir Roll* Kcm-Tooe over aoy amooth turfacel - 89?Quick* eacyl Each FASTI FORM One Gallon Does die Avenge Room' Kj b-Tmi Borfir Trias Gummed; readytek-oae. Giverootna that professional 15fc COLE SLAW JELL-0 A PREPARED DES Choice of Frolts. Large 8-ounce aervtn FRANKFURTEI BOLOGNA LUNCH MEAT! CHEESE SHEFFORD Cl A Smoother, Cheese Food. PORK COO) Pressed, Chopped. CODFISH EXCELLED PE PEANUT BUT SAUEBKBAU DILL PICKLE! OAKLAND T4th 'anil Wathinaton 3300 E. 14th St. ,-T- fr-T- '*0n Ttls|nph|MCha*nliif LUNCH MEA1 <0>i/wgU \S; {^Vib P-