**k. Speakers Tell ofif'fcGod’» Family’lt;pmWomen meeting at the Upper Alton Baptist Church Friday heard comments from speakers ill who had experience in learning about the meaning of God s Fam-irvn] The purpose of the sessions was to show how peoples of different beliefs and colors learned to live as part of God's Family. jMost of the comment arose in a panel discussion at the after noon session. Mrs. \lfred Armstead was the moderator. iSl-ect-ippit a inPoodtwothe■a statourlingtiauHiiS•re.i lie, ren-Speakers were: Mrs. Maurice Dorsey who told about how shelearned that in a small eommunntMfividmity joys and problems are shared with neighbors; Mrs. Hugh Ken- way nedy pointed out that having a Walt;Chinese marry into a familybrought a wide understanding of ^culture of other lands. \S’uMrs. Earl Armstead told of herBakmatexpertencea as a school nurse;Mrs. Kumko Evans. Japanese hil bom. told of the sting of preju | dice in America. which made life ‘‘^’ difficut and lonesome. (**Mrs. Miguel Ruo. a Cuban, ex !hc gained the difficulty of eommun rank! icatmg through a languageJoe bamer. Mrs. Frank Vosak wasfuivtheimher interpreter,Mrs. Voaak, a social worker at Alton Slate Hospital, in her talk said that the public should remember that the mentally ill also are part of Gods Family. Mrs. Clarence Hausafus made a sint-MRteanddrtxthewhk547erm**n-re-l»r-ilar appeal for the iftarded cdren. jMrs. Herbert Schulze said thatall people can enjoy fellowshipif they work toward a common tent goal; Mrs Tillman Wilaon remind- G ed the audience that minonties mgtlentFet-anomust have more job opportune oo«pi ties, and Mrs. Harry Mondhink inkrch spoke of the YWCA program that jr gives all women and girls, or the** families, opportunities for recrea- icey_ tiun and fellowship. BMrs. Carl Belcher, president of tun the Women’s Society . Mrs. Frank autlt; ... Honnell. organist, and Mrs. J. W. Rte . ’Stewart were hostesses. Mrs. Nor- m 1rudnt*.iterthesonman Dorsey and Mrs Wayne Hox- impsie gave the morning devotions *** ami Mrs. Harrison Kiilion gave ;¥in' the afternoon devotions. Mrs. Sherwood Eddy, a YWCA worker.if*Ispoke in the morning session