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The Reverend James B. Crimmer, son of Mrs. Evangeline W. Grimmer and the late James B. Grimmer, Sr. of 608 Fairview Lane, Portsmouth, Virginia will receive •he Bachelor of Sacred Theology degree from Wesley Theological Seminary, Washington, D. C. on May 30, 1966 Mr. Grimmer graduated from High Point College. Presently Mr. Grimmer is serving the Rappahannock Methodist Charge of TheMeth odist Church. He is a member of the Virginia Conference of The Methodist Church. He is married to the former Miss Anne Barham. They have one child. Wesley Theological Seminary, Methodist, founded in 1881, is now located on a new campus in Washington, D. C., adjaceni to The American University, where it is currently training more than 250 men and women for the Christian ministry and Christian education. The influence of Wesley Theo logical Seminary is feltaround the world. More than 900 of its graduates are in the service >f the Church, in almost every state and it) 12 countries. While most bf its graduates enter the Methodist ministry, its alumni are found in 15 differ;nt denominations. Before entering the ministry VJr. Grimmer was a Social Case Worker for the Portsmouth Social Service Bureau, Portsmouth, Virginia.
Washington Rummage Sales Continue
The Rummage Sale sponsored by the Washington Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary con:inues through the month of vlay on Thursday and Friday, rom 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. in :he basement of the Postoffice 3uilding. Many attractive articles are available.
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