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Hill Drury, assistant director of Youtharama and dynamic youth speaker and specialist on teen-age problems, will be guest speaker at the Hope Hill Chapel, Castleton, Va. for a series of meetings beginning August 12, 1060 and running through August 19. The service* w ill begin at 7 :30 p.m. each night.

Mr .Drury has been with Youtharama since its inception in the city of Philadelphia. This organization attracts between 1800 and 2(H) young people each first and third Saturday, meeting in Philadelphia's Town Hall. Youtharama was born out of a need to ieach "disinterested young people with an interesting program.”

Mr. Drury is also affiliated w ith the newly formed Youth Services Commission, of which Commissioner Randolph E. \Yrise is dilector, with William Goldman as chairman, and under the diirect supervision of Mayor Richardson Dilworth. He is also Executive Director of the Central Club for Roys and Girls of which Judge Edward J. Griffiths is president.

Mr. Drury served for two years as evangelist with the Presbyterian Outdoor Evangelistic Committee of Philadelphia, having opportunitv to meet the juvenile delinquents of the teen-age gangs, both individually and collectively on the street corners of Philadelphia, presenting the challenging claims of Christianity upon the lives of these

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