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1870, WYOMING AVE NV

1899, WYOMING AVE. NV.
To see is to believe. A survey OF boarding
houses inspired a business woman TO estab-
lish this exceptionally attractive home for
young women of refinement. Eight bed
rooms. four baths. the freedom OF your own
home good meals. Mt. Pleasant and 18th
room, detached home. restricted neighbor-
hood. excellent table. Georgia 0223.
1874 KENYON ST. NV.
clean double room near bath. Cont hot
water. Excellent food. $50 month each.
PRIVATE, HOME. beautifully furnished real
home cooking and PRIVILEGES. Tennis court.
room excellent meals; :, persons. SoS SO
each: " persons. S33 each. District 123l.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 20l5 Mass. ave.-Front
So5 ca; snappv room next bath. S35 ca.
1929 K ST. NV. The Lee-Maraue. Nicely
furnished front room; single double;
semi-private bath excellent board. a
r NEAR CONN AVE-Attractively furnished
comfortable twin beds. semi-pri. bath; home
like. open fires. congenial young people;
sOS sOSd sS hms mo8SE sSns bss 44Sg
2SO9 ONTARIO RD.-Loyely front rooms;
excellent cooiins; near Street cars. Col. 1870.
A NURSING HOME Of distinction has few
tached beautifully furnished: large lawns.
a quiet and lovely place to rest; rates. SIS
wk UP. Col f107.
1884 CONN AVE.-Single. double rooms.
I'd noor ideal bath accom-. shower. COL
legiate surroundings; proper variety OF foods.
SUNNY tront. Sed-iiTins foom. Se.utlfuily
m saS ses9rs .ssS ans 1Sod aooI
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SALE-MOTOR CYCLES.

MOTOR CYCLES, Harley, with de-
livery side car; newly painted and in
fine condition; $50. Coast-in Auto
Works, Nichols ave. and S st. Sc.
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132g o ST. NW-Large front room. Ink ::
rooms for > CT 3. 81 up; board If desired;
rea nah
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2S1I l4th ST NV
First floor. bed-sitting room. nice bright
kitchen. semi-private bath; gas, cleo. tele-
phone. Frigidaire; S35 '
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53{3 CHESTER ST. SE-Single, 3-window
room. next bath, So; with board. s..
145 18th ST. Sci neatly furnished room,
kitchen. sink gas. cleo; adults; $50.
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ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED ROOM. 2ia
blocks from transportation; reasonable
transportation free. 40 N Spruce St, Clar-
endon LyCn Village VA
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I1g4 LANIER PL.-Near 18th and Columbia
I'd delightful rooms, refined home: parlor;
laundry: phone: abundant hot water: reason
able, also clean warm basement room.
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THE GRALYN 1745 N N.W.-Former en-
bassy: exclusive section: large, well heated
rooms. newly furnished. Quiet: within walk
ing distance; single and double; So wk. up.
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1900 JENIFER ST NV. | block off Conn
aEeIWeH furnished room, next to bath;
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l46: GIRARD ST. N NW.-Large, well heated
front room. twin beds. 4 windows, running
water; board optional: garage.
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l25 ROSECREST AVE. Alexandria Va
Nicely furnished room. private home steam
heat; garage; meals optional Alex l3l3-W.
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POD q St. NE.-For light housekeeping one
!arse room with porch. next TO bath; adults;
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single BrlCk ddTdse, o.
Call OWNER. Wisconsin 1886.
LARGE 2-STORY FIREPROOF. 81 BY 12l
would answer for terminal or warehouse
1927 R. Apply to owner. 1890 Iowa ave
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

I444 NW.-Large front living bed room
main floor: also, available Monday, front
room, kitchenette, ami. bath room floor
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD

GENTLEMAN, retired. wants congenial home:
Protestant. middle-aged; adult family; 2
meals: $50 mo. Address Box 356-J, Star
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1901 18th ST. N.W.-Attractive sunny,
large front room. single. double: every con-
venierce; living room, piano. North 46g9
1909 P ST. NW.-Light Housekeeping apart
ment. l room and kitchen. 3rd floor front
IN clean QuiRt house
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1884 CONN. AVE.--Single. double rooms.
I'd floor: ideal bath accom-. shower; COL
legiate surroundings; proper variety of foods.
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I43I FAIRMONT NW-Base. apt: private
bath shower, S25; and others: also 1880
l. haa
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1921 o ST NW.-Two rooms furnished for
light housekeeping: in basement; bay win
dow front Dec O4l2
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ALL comforts Of home at q moderate cost
share our home with one or two adults in
like circumstances. We can give you two
bed rooms with or without the use of dining
room and kitchen. heat. light and telephone
service. Abundance of hot water at all
times. Columbia Heights section Is min
utes ride from center of the city one
block from either the 14th or 1th st. car
lines. Busses pass the door. For appoint
ment address Box 43g-J. Star Office
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1917 FAIRMONT NW-Comfortable quiet
room. running water home priv; refined
near cars; 81 90 wk., $500 mo-; meals and
garage II desired. Adams SNs4.
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BEAUTIFULLY furnished large front room
with path, IN new home; S25 Potomac
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1914 MD. AVE. NE-Two rooms for Ink;
heat. gas cleo. S25; good locality.
loll M ST. N.W.-One large room and
kitchen no children
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NEAR CAPTTOL-North Maryland Courts.
Apt 201. 9th and E ne, overlooking Mary
land ave. Large room for .. bath adjoining;
new furniture: twin beds: home cooking; S35
month each; no other roomers. Line. 10490.
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SO}} FLORIDA AVE, at Conn, Apt 3
small outside room. bachelor apt hand
Somely furnished: use kitchep: S. xeekIy
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IU7 ST. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. apt, - 30
per week: also large sleeping room.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Attractiye. comfortable
room. private home; reasonable; sll day
Sunday; week days after u. 14"l 2Otl
Ii w No. hn1h
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l742 N ST. NW.-Attractive front room.
twin beds next bath phone in room; ey-
elusive. quiet; reasonable.
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1902 GIRARD NW.-Attractivey furnished
front room. semi-private bath cont. hot
water: S2l 90 per month.
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gl7 18th ST. NV. APT 32-Large, bright
double room with or without table board.
Phone Met 51u1
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1860 BILTMORE ST. - Beautiful detached
home. Just opened to public; large rooms.
semi private baths; house reconditoned;
real home cooking. Col. 40s7 or Ad 6ia6.
. LARGE ROOMS. double or twin beds; ex-
cellent Jewish cooking: near cars, bus men
or women. Adams 6425-W
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1913 F NV Apt 4-Attractiye room
priv. entr.. good heat. cont. h W; desirable
Tor empl. ladies or couple. Met. Pho. .
1913 F NV, Apt. 2-Attractive small rm.
So exp. md floor front private entrance;
good heat. cont. h. W; desirable for en-
ployed person.
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22@ PENN AVE. SE-Attractive front room:
.nk; i;n,o reasonsPle Also sleeping room;
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NEAR CAPITOL suites outside, attractive
south; front. or single; special rates; for
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1914 NORTH CAPITOL-Large. bright room,
cont not water: Kitchen PRIVILEGES; reason
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CHEVY CHASE-Large room. new modern
nome BLOCK from car and bus line; price
Sl5: gentlemen. Cleveland l53l
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37O4 r ST NW-Front room. next bath:
private family; home privieges; meals op-
tional CL. ss77.
1906 POTOMAC AVE. SE-Large room,
furnished; reasonable; good meals. Call.
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HITCHCOCK HOUSE. 1881 MASS AVE. NV.
Large double room. twin BIDS. next bath;
suitable employed couple.
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ROOMS-UNFURNISHED

:i640 PARK PL NW.-Thre rooms sink
and gas rance modern house; adults.
Adams 1883.
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2217 EYE NW.-Beautiful. comfortable.
first-door front room. new furniture. sou.
exp. h.-w.h.; near downtown and G. w. U.
145l PARK RID. NV. Apt. 10l-A newly
furnished room, large closet. next to bath;
reasonable
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1875. CALVERT ST. NW.-Beautifully fur
nlshed front room. elegant meals; hotel serv-
ice: $40 per mo-. S25 double. -
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Is R. l. AVE. W.-Gentlemen, small pri-
vate family: large. bright double room, single
room; excellent meals, Sunday night suppers.
radio privilege telephone; on bus and car
S(o 5o po Pot
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COUNTRY BOARD.

DoRBY's FARM HOME. 8 miles out Ga:
ave. near Norbeck, Md.-Large rooms, we'll
heated; bath, eiec. lights; best board. En-
Joy Spring In country and work in city:
or write Rockville, Nd, Route 3. .
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1852 BuTMORE ST-Sinele and double
rooms running water. fireplace porch at
tractiye home. excellent food; reasonable.
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I30S ltth ST, N.W-Double room, md
moor . windows, next bath, Sl4 monthly
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1876 MASS AVE. NW.-Attractive rooms,
twin beds. excellent meals; congenial .
homelike; walking distance: S35.
1851 HARVARD ST NW.-Delightful room.
windows. next to bath clean. well ap-
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$500 9th ST. NV bright, sunny rooms,
Beautyrest bed; no objection to children.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1920 MORNINGSIDE DRIVE rooms, suit
able for couple private family; breakfast
and dinner SS5 monthly. Phone GE 1l44:s
MT. PLEASANT. 1888 Hobart St.-Bright.
attractive. south front room: refined private
home; excellent home-cooked meals.
24O MADISON ST. N.W-Board and room.
opposite park; cool in Summer
l7l5 UPSHUR ST. NW-Room for two, run
ming water, bath near, large closet good
meals; no other boarders: $50 each.
1903 HAMILTON ST NW-Nicely furnished.
comforta ple; home cooking: detached pri-
vate residence; transportation near.
2O22 CONN. AVE. NW-Single front room;
board optional; private home. North 104S9.
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THREE LARGE BED ROOMS; continuous
fday. Address Box 416-J. Star ONCE.
1890 VERMONT AVE. NW-Singe room.
comfortably furnished; convenient location.
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l427 MONROE ST. N.W.-In private home
OF young people. attractively furnished room
ui+
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13 MASS. AVE. NW-Single and double
rooms; b. and c. water. large closet next
10 path phone; centrally located
1870 INGRAHAM ST NV - Nod roo,,,s
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| 2616 CATHEDRAL AVE.--3-room suite or
| separate; bath; beautifully furnished for
inaugural guests: accommodate 5; reason
able Adams BGh0-W
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% IRVING ST. NW.-Very large. beau
tifully furnished front room private beth;
garage Col 5lg3-J
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1880 EYE ST. N.W.-Attractive. comfort
able single and double rooms; ideal lccatioH
reduced prices
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NEW BERNE. Apt Mass at 18th: gem
tlemen. central. corner front rooms adj.
bath. 3 windows, commanding view. ono
So 90
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% s. WALNUT ST. Lyon Psrk Clarendon,
Va.-Attractive double room; restful sur
rounding; reasonable; 10 minutes from
Washing ton. 26'
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NEAR BUREAU OF STANDARDS-Front
room. . exposures. breakfast included: >
employed adults; private home; unlimited
pE one; $50 a month for both. Cieve. 59!6.
snH EYE ST NE-Two frnnt rnoms for
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WANTED-ROOMS.


BY EMPLOYED LADY. partly furnished
bed-living room and kitchenette, with re-
fined, congenial people. Have living room
furniture. Occasional dinners, or near
good eating place; reasonable. Address Box
3G5-J. Star once.
REFINED young ladies desire two adjoining
rooms, one furnished as sitting room with
entertaining privileges, use OF piano. home
privileges. in Columbia Heights section: rea
sonable: with or without board. Address
Box l9-J. Star once.
TWO FURY. ROOMS by teacher at Central
for light Housekeeping in well kept house:
reas. Ad. 2793.
A REFINED young couple. white, want one
room and bath with small adult family IN
part payment for which wife would do
morning work. Address Box 444J, Star
Office.
GENTLEMAN wishes comfortable room in
refned home preferably where someone plays
piano. kindly state price and number in
family. Address Box 436J. Star once.
SLEEPING ROOM for 3 male employed stu
dents; NV. section must be nicely furnish
ed comfortable beds very essential; price,
$50. Address P. o. Box 1898. 26'
3 OR UNFURNIsHED ROOMS. suit
able Ink. vicinity Battery Park or Edge
moor; references exch. Phi. Wis. 4l79-W.
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/ 1910. 1916 EYE NV Franklin Pk.)-S3. 80
! vk up. Ink: beds. SOC; trans. 15c up: beds
| in warm room. ! DC night 326 G s.w., nr. "a.
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92G 10th ST NE" or 3 rooms. Ink:
sink. range; reasonable; adults. Near two
car lines
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23OO 10th ST. N.W.-Cozy front room, twin
beds excellent meals, $35; also vacancy for
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| 1927 MONROE ST NW.-Very large room,
| nicely furn.. next bath; continuous hot wa
ter. unlimited phone; $1,000 single.
| 3417 HOLME,D PL. NW.-Large front
| tinuous hot water; adult family Ad. 1876.
| l424 CLIFTON ST.-Large front ROOM sec
| ond floor. four windows. twin beds; Ink.
priYileReS: no children
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l4Is W ST NV, Apt 34-Furnished room,
NICE and bright; private family, SI2 per
month Phone North S65I-M
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cut ave. apt. with young lady teacher and
! stenographeT: maid for dinners; exception
| allY reasonable Phone Cl II51
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ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD
1851 P ST NW.-Furnished rooms single
and double; walking distance to all de-
partments; reasonable rates. oS-
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lH"! B1LTMORE ST.-Bed-living room
newly furnished, studio couch, twin or sin
and post ONCE; unlimited phone. No chill
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COMFORTABLE SINGLE ROOM, adjoining
bath. on second floor; private family; very
reasona BILE: gentleman. Phone Col. 1885.
1ll5 LAMONT NV nice rooms for In k.
second floor. front; heat, gar. elec.; nice
location s. week
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1871 KMBOURE PL. NV, Col. s634-
Sunny. front. .bed-liyins room, beautifully
fur: private home: delicious food; 2 at
S32. so each; 3 at S25 each; 2nd floor.
lContinued on Next Pase.l
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21O6 9TH ST NE.-Newly furnished single
or double room. new private residence; $40
po1e d0Iblp
The weekly echo., 1933-02-17
ST. John B. Y. P. U.

The officers Of St. John B. Y. P. U.
will be installed Sunday February
18th at $50. The program will be rend-
cred as follows:
10 Minutes song service; Scripture
reading: Prayer; Som; Welcome ad-
dress-LittIe William c. Cochrel; Solo
Savannah Grove B. Y. P, u, Reading
Miss Annie L. Calhoun; Selection
Silver Star Quartet; Reading Allen
Chapel: Selection Meridian Sunset
Quartet: Roading-Miss Florence Bell;
Inst Suatt-1Iisses Hortanse Finley
and Laura Mae Holliway; Black Board
demonstration-Blrs. E. A. Finley
Short talk, the B. Y. P. U. Mission Mrs
M. E. Flynn; SolO-Miss Oslo De-
bruce; Reading-lIiss Oracle M. Ne
Intyre; Presenting Of Officers-Alrs' b.
A. Finley; Duett-Hayen Chapel;
charge" Rev. T. c. Tiggs;
c. H. Holliway, Pres.
The weekly echo., 1933-02-17
CROSS COUNTRY AIR HERO
KILLED IN CRUSH

San Diego, Calf, Feb, II, CAMP
Herman Banning, who with James
Allen, was the first Negro to complete
a ranscontinental trip by airplane
was killed in an air circus here Sun
day at five o'clock He leaves a wife
and stepdaughter
Fame came to Banning and Allen when
they took and old and reconstructed
plane last summer and made the trip
from Calf. to New York. At several
places, they encountered difficulties
money being lacking and the machine
braking down Nevertheless, the in
trepid youths kept on and as they
nearod the Atlantic coast help came
to them in St. Louis, in Ohio and at
Pittsburgh until they We're literally
pushed into New York to make air
history for their race.
Once in New York, the heroes were
fated and the public came to know
something of the privation and courage
which were necessary for the feat.
When they returned west to Los
Angeles, they were once again acclaim
id in that air conscious city.
Banning is the second outstanding
aviator of the race to lose his life with
in q wear. Late in 1892. Charles James
who had conducted exhibition FLIGHTS
in several southern cities, was engag-
ed in similar work in Cray Ind, ir
a effective plane when he crashed and
was burned to death.
The name Of Banning must be added
to that if Bessie Colman, pioneer
aviatrix. and Ace Forman, who perish
ed after making a name for himself al
the beginning Of the last decade.
The weekly echo., 1933-02-17
NELSON CASE CLOSE AS WHITE
WIFE FREES DOCTOR

Los Angeles, Calf, Feb, II (ANP)
Let him have the annulment," said
Helen Lee Worthing, suddenly inter-
rupting court proceedings and thus
ended the marriage OF the former
Follies beauty and DR.. Eugene C.
Nelson, wealthy Negro physician,
which has kept both in the public gaze
for more than TWO years.
Her attorney, c. A. Gingery who
was combating the petition of the GER
emony, tried to protect his client from
a decision.
81 have confidence in the doctor,
she said, abandoning her case before
Superior Judge Thomas c. Gould The
court then granted her request de-
claring, however, that his decision
would not he the Doctor would not
disturb an agreement providing fer
The payment of $500 a month by the
doctor to Miss Worthing over four
year period.
DR.. Nelson had asked the court to
set aside an interlocutory decree Of
divorce won by his wife several mon
his ago, and to annual the Mexico
ceremony on the grounds that the laws
Of that country had not been complied
with at the time.
The weekly echo., 1933-02-17
MURDERED FOR ANNOYING
WOMAN

Baton Rouge, La Feb, II, (ANP)
After it had been reported that Robert
Richardson had attempted to annoy
white woman deputy sheriff and a
mod Of twenty-five whites wen to the
hcx1e of Richardson. He was shot to
dea.h by Deputy Red Martin who said
that Richardson resisted arrest and
attempted to run away. A man who
was in Richardson's house at the time
was seriously beaten by the mob when
he was slow answering questions. The
sheriF's office was kept mum on de
tails Of the summary execution OF
Richardson.
The weekly echo., 1933-02-17
SANDWICHES
By Carrie Sue Butler.

In making sandwich' use bread
ths;t is of fine texture and is moist
cut off entire crust before shcing.
If bread is wrapped in a damp nap
kin and kept in ice box until ready
for use the loaf will cut into very
thin slices and will be much easier to
make into sandwiches.
If the bread is cut dainty shape the
sandwiches will be much more appel
ling. Also open raced sandwiches help
to make the plate pretty as well as TO
stimulate the appetite.
The weekly echo., 1933-02-17
MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH

The public is cordially invited to be
present at Mt Olive Baptist church,
9th Street and 47th Avenue on Feb
ruary 21st. A pagent will be given by
Circle A Of the Home Mission The
program is as follows;
Opening-Im Happy with Jesus a.
lone: Invocation-Bro. A. L. Hill; Sc
lec.ion-Great Day; Welcome address
Leona Jackson; Dec. Level Lee Hill;
Reading Nelma Green; Solo-Lur-
verse Fri gers; Neutrality-suspicious. Will
son: Paper-bGiss Ida Triggers; Read
ing-Alberta Jones; Home Mission;
SoIo-Mrs. F. S. Barwell; Reading
Leona Jackson; Reading-Miss Matte
.. johnson; Dec-Alfred Wilson; Sc
lection-by Circle quartet; lntermis-
ion; America; Dec, Edward Johnson;
Paeent; Star Spangle Banner; Remarks
by the pastor; Goodnight-Katie Mae
Watson. A small ADMISSION will be
charged
Mrs. M. A. Hill, Mgr.
F. L. Bardwell, Sec'y
Pow a r CLAYTON. Pastor
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ROLLED SANDWICHES

Several hours before sandwiches are
to be served, cut intire crust from Loaf
of bread Wrap in damp napkin and
put in refrigerator Slice loaf length
wise very thin. spread linghtly with
butter and then with mixture desired.
Roll each long slice up carefully and
wrap again in damp napkin. Just be-
fore serving slice in thin rounds.
The weekly echo., 1933-02-17
THE LOVING SISTER UNION

The Ladies Of the Loving Sister
Union wish to thank the members an
friends who took a part in the storr
party that was given to our presiden'
Mrs. D. v. Frazier on Wednesday ever
ing February 9Th. She extends many
many thanks to all
Mrs w. M. Cullum, Reporter
The weekly echo., 1933-02-17
MFSDANES GALLOWAY AND
REESE HOSTESS TO MODERN
NATIONS

The hospitable home Of Mrs.Andrew
Galloway was the scene Of a well
rpent evening Wednesday February
9Th. when the Modern Matrons met n
their Bi-mcsthly meeting. A lively
business session was held. A charming
visitor in the person of Mrs. G. w.
Oliver was present and gave some in
teresting and inspiring remarks. At the
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conclusion of business the hostess serv-
I'd a DELICIOUS two course luncheon.
Mrs Alice Weaks will be hostess for
February 22nd at her home on 18th St.
The weekly echo., 1933-02-17
STACKED SANDWICH

Slice bread len-htwise, place desir-
ed filling between each slice and then
cut crosswise, we will have the same
effect as a layer cake. Any number CT
layer may be used according to the
size we wish the sandwich. If differeAt
colored filings are used the sandwich
will be more colorful A pimento and
a green pepper filling makes pretty
color scheme.
BROILED SWISS CHEESE SAND
WICHES
Cut thin slices Of white bread. Do
not remove crusts. Butter each slice,
Put a slice Of swiss cheese on each.
Sprinkle with paprika and salt cover
with another slice of buttered bread
Put on broiler over pan and pour a
few drops Of milk over each. Broil until
Drowned sli -htly and cheese has melt
cd. Serve hot.
SOME DELICIOUS SANDWICH
FILINGS
To boned sardiaes add little mayon-
naise, lemon juice, salt and cayenne
% pper to teste. Mix with fork and
suread on lightly bu t9red bread.
To chopped hard-boiled eggs add a
lew drops onion juice and mayonnaiso
Spread tlliclzly between buttered bread
To ported ham add mayonnaise.
To chopped cucumbors add little
-bopped onion and parsley and may
onnaisa to hold mixture together.
Run raisins through food chopper
mix with peanut but ter, moisten with
cream.
Spread very thin small squares OF
bread thiclly with mayonnaise. Drain
canned asparagus tips and roll one in
in each square of bread. Sprinkle the
.ip with parrika.
Pu. cold boiled shrimp through
food chopper. Mix to paste with may
onnaise. Spread between thin slices oil
toasted bread.
Put Geld boiled ham through fooc
chopper, add salad dressing or mus
tard to make paste.
Mix green pepper and cream chess
season to taste with salt. Moisten witt
/ mayonnaise or cream.
The weekly echo., 1933-02-17
THE WEEKLY ECHO
MEMBER NEGRO NATIONAL
PRESS ASSOCIATION

Published every Friday Of each
eek at 250s 9th Street, Meridian,
Mississippi. Phone 1917
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY II. 1888
Entered as second-cIass matter
november 10, 1923 at the post office
,s Meridian, Mississippi under the
act # March 3, 1879.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS PAYABLE IN
ADVANCED

Rev. R. L, Young, Editor and Bust
,ess Manager, Box 1043, Meridian,
Mississippi.
W. c. Baity, Asst. Editor and Asst
Business Manager, 25O8 5th Street,
Meridian, Mississippi. Phone 1877
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RROOKFAVEN

A splendid program was rendered
at Great Bethel Sunday February 18th
which was very enjoyable. Everybody
expressed themselves as having spent
a pleasant evening.
Rev. S. S. Steperson, P. e.
Rev. A. Taylor, pastor.
The weekly echo., 1933-02-17

DON'T FAIL TO READ OUR LIST
OF ADVERTISERS IN THIS ISSUE OF
THE ECHO. WHEN YOU TRADE
WITH PEOPLE WHO ADVERTISE
THROUGH THE ECHO YOU GET
RESULT.
The weekly echo., 1933-02-17

Messrs Ernest Parham of Charlotte
s C. and George Gordon of West Vir-
qinia. members Of Jimmie Gun and
his musical aggregation were the house
guests of Mr.. Rosser R. Emerson.
The weekly echo., 1933-02-17

HONORED WITH BIRTHDAY PARTY
A surprise Birthday Party was given
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Willis on January 23rd, in honor or
their daughter, Marie Willis. The hos
tess served a delicious course of fruit
salad and cake. Miss Willis received
MANY beautiful gifts. Everybody ex-
pressed themselves as having spent a
pleasant evening.
The weekly echo., 1933-02-17

Messrs Ishmoel Jordan, Charlie Pi-
guese. A. D. and Hermon Dunlop OF
s4onewan, Mississippi and Mrs J. D.
Hardy of Piney Woods, Miss. were Wis
itors in the city, and the house guest
of Miss Marie Emerson and Mr. Rosser
Ennerson.