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936 EYE ST, NV.

3-room apartment: can be used as office
room and living quarters: modern con-
FINANCE CO, 9l3 New YORK ave nv
National 14lf
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A CORNER DETACHED HOME IN EXCEL
lent NV. section. rooms. baths. porches
in perfect condition Rent reduced to
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DUPLEX. e ROOMS AND BATH s42 so
is Todd pl. n.e-Oil burner. shower cel-
lar. Newly reconditioned. REALTY ASSO-
GATES. 1906 K ST. NV.
612 L ST SM-6 ROOMS AND BAIH.
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ON SHERMAN CIRCLE. 46lS KANSAS
ave. n;W.-NeWly decorated 6-room house
to adult family. Convenient location. Ref
erences required. Lincoln n54p
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PIANoS-We have few floor samples and
slightly used new type spinets and con-
sole pianos that we're closing out at prices
from S9a.50 up Such Well-known makes
es Musette, Huntington. Story g. Clark,
Weser. Gable. Lenox. etc. Natl 1928, Jor-
dams. 9th and G SITS,
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

FURN N.-APARTMENTS-
FREE CAR AND GUIDE.
NATL. s296, EYES. WIS. 4953;
London Hall, Apt. Hotel,
1873 18th st, .w.-Bed-livinR rm, dress-
ing rm:. kit. bath: cleo. gas, linen. Frigid-
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BARGAINS in used material from vreckins
OF Govt. Printing Ofhce-Timber, lolsts,
studdlng flooring, sheetine, hardwood steel
beams, columns, channels. angles. pipe,
! plates. freWood. window sash Cali on
! Charles D. Heavey. Bladensburs rd, oppo-
| Line. l04l3
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1o24 vermont Ave. Met. 300.
1916 NEWARK ST NW.-ATTRACTIVE
10-room and 3-bath detached house in
NEW HOUSE CONDITION Oil burner.
electrical refrigeration: detached garage;
cocktail terrace. large lot with shade trees.
RENT, S125. 90.
HERBERT A. GILL & SON l4n6 C 81 n "
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VALUES IN NEARBY MD.
71oa sTRATFoRD RID; DET. BRICK.
rooms. bath. garage. new-house cond,
s1O MCKINLEY ST, HUNTINGTON
TERRACE, Bethesda--Brick bungalow:
rooms, bath: gar: oil heat.
4712 RIVER RD;; DETACHED BRICK.
g rooms. ] y baths b.-i garage; oil heat.
BRODIE & COLBERT INC. NATL, ssT5.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ADDING MACHINE, Burroushs in fine
condition $50 takes it, UNITED Sl3
] 4th st. n Nv. Republic 1l11.
ADDRESSOGRAPH. printing press G3x23l.
folding machine frames. trays cases for
addressograph. etc. Institute. 1907 Eye ST.
ANDIRONS. g per pair up Finest seec-
ton of fireplace equipment at most reason
able prices. Antique hr3sSeS and bronZeS
of ell descriptions Open TIL : pm, week
DAYS GEORGETOWN Brass Shop. 3033 NJ
st. NV lO'
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OPEN 10 AM. TO 9 PM.
MICHIGAN PARK.
ADVANCING SHOWING.
S6.95O AND ST $50

HIGH ELEVATION OVERLOOKING
ST. JOSEPHS 8 SEMINARY GROUNDS.
EXHIBIT HOME.
4423 18th ST. NE.
quality brick homes (6 are semi-de-
tached). well-arransed rooms. 3 bed
rooms. tiled bath. built-in linen closet dc
luxe kitchen with double drain. Majestic
tabletop gas rance. insulated and heat
control. Westinghouse 5-cu-ft. refriaer-
ator. Delco oil burner General Motors
Droduct, recreation room. 4-nch rock
wood insulation, furred walls copper
screens. caulked and weather stripped. con-
crete front porch. lots Ill fl. deep: con-
venient TO schools shops and transporta-
tion; F. H. A. financing. S4s. 80 per month
See these unusual homes today. Direc-
tions: Out North Capitol ST. turn right
on Mlchisan ave. left on 18th 81. two
blocks to homes
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO..
Sample House Home, Dupont 1885
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
RRAND-NEW RIINGA10w

Nearby Va; brick, s bright rooms tiled
bath with shower: automatic heat; large
lot. 2213 N. Harrison St. out Lee high
way blocks beyond trafic light, turn left
Open Sunday. IL am. to dark. Republic
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Raroain tn Settle Estate

39th and MIL rd.-Reduced 81 $50. beau
tiful all-brick corner dwelling; bedrooms,
built-in garage; newly decorated. Open
Sunday. . TO 5 pm. THOMAS p BROWN
Rlh 4th st SX. Natl 6G1G
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COLORED.
1904 ST. NV
rooms. kitchen and bath; heat and hot
water furnished.
j. OBRIEN KEY
a27 5th st. NV. Metropolitan 1888.
COLORED
1907 Park rd. n.w.-Very desirable apt
OF rooms. kitchen-dinette and bath; G. e.
refrieerstor: S45 to SS5
EDWARD p. SCHWARTZ. INC.
1914 VT. Ave. NW-District $40.
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APARTMEkrs WANTED.

APAR1MENTS WANTED.
FURN.-. ROOMS. KITCHEN. PVT. BATH
NV. home preferred. Box 22O-S. Star.
30s
" REFINED LADIES WISH TO SHARE
home with others: kitchen privileges: twin
beds: NV. Box 145-S Star. 3Os
rooms. furnished: kitchenette and bath
a:mi:: prefer in lst cab zone. Call Tenn
pie os31-W.
FuRN APT. . BEDRMs. KrT. BATH:
walking dist. Veterans Admin. Bdg. Met
ropolitan 2346 Avail. BY Ist.
WE CAN RENT YOUR APT. FUR
ntshed or unfurnished: quick action. Phone
or see
EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 Vermont Ave. Room "17. Natl 33s4
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BRAND-NEW APIS.
GLEBEWOOD VILLAGE.
Laree living room. LARGE bedroom. di-
nette-kitchenette, large tiled bath with
shower: huge closets parduet floors.
PAINTED walls All APARTMENTS have both
north and south exposures Heat and do
mestic hot water included. Convenient
to schools. churches. shopping center snd
lOc bus.
S45 A MONTH.
II you ARE ON WAITING LIST IN
ARLINGTON. WHY WAIT?
To reach: Cross Key Bridge. turn riaht
at hrst trafdc lisht. left a. next ;-afhc
fn' 'o% MAcf pRoPsRTiEs Tssnu' sc 1851
CHESTERBROOK. VA.
Colored-Nr. d. c.; beautiful unfurn.
studio apt; r. pvt. b.; perfect condi-
tion; h.-w,h., h; ", elec, for liSbt and
b bus Service at o door. JOHN R. 'Pj.s PiNKETT, TT
INC. Decatur 500.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.,
53l5 NEVADA AVE.

ROOMS BATHS.
distinctive home in an exclusive sec
tion at greatly reduced price.
Exceptional Terms.
w. H. WALKER, Shoreham Bldg
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In Beautiful
WESLEY HEIGHTS,
4519 Lowell st.
$11,500.
So much for so little when
YOU consider the economy this
substantial four bedroom
home offers its purchaser
FIRST,
The correct environment Of the
community in which it is located
its nearness to shops. schools
transportation
NEXT.
The very size of the house its quality ap-
pointments-the ample. Handicapped lot,
50x15O.
FINALLY,
The ease with which it can be purchased
OPEN SATURDAY-SU
NOON TO DARK.
FOR YOUR APPROVAL.
w. C.. G A. N. MILLER.
l11a 9TH s.. NV. Dist 4464.
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED.
1905 18th ST NV
You really must see this house to fully
appreciate its value. 10 rooms baths. &
bedrooms. s-car brick garage; oil heat;
lot 5OxI4a Open. Drive out Sunday.
We Will Take Your Present
House in Trade.
HoWenstein Realty Corp,
l4lS ST NV Djst .s.e
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S7.25O-5-Bedroom Bungalow

H,25O-5-BedrOOm Bungalow.
Reconditioned large cement front
porch. automatic gas heat; nice size liv-
ins and dining room. bath. extra shower
and toilet in light basement which is
under the entire house. Light kitchen
wood oak floors throuehout refnished like
new; large lot with fruit trees: detached
garake; splendid: quiet location. 1907
EvartS st ne, Dec 5,RS
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
eHvn! Bu1LT-sIx BOLD.

3EVEN 8U1LT-SlX Sold
ACT QUICKLY.
's':; sS isS n ..s ;.1s .ssms
ssss ss ioon: su1n. n.hsd eosssa az
RAW pav.u de strsst lsHs fi .utH
Psymsns: Your house con.ideFed red IN monani t1sds
aoo 81 q aet re-. Some. somes; e.
out R. !. ave. to 18th st.. turn left to
PAUL P. STONE, ADAMS os5s.
$6,250-NORTHEAST.
;, Year III Lincoln Park; 4 six-room and
.,s: sompetsiy insu.ssd e.uked and
ana can be sold on very attractive terms
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
3l4 Penna. Ave. Sc
222 UNDERWOOD ST. NV,
NEW CAPE COD COTTAGE.
4. Flve lovely rooms. This house will have
to be seen to be appreciated. Close to large
! Government recreation center: Calvin Cool
iose new high school, Best transportation
in the city: convenient TO stores ana shop
80. WAPLE . JAMES. JAN Ss INC NC TERMS
DETACHED BRICK HOME,
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
eond,on i. a.I,S fG0m homs in nss sgisndd ID
ii eurnsT SHADED % Sy t''fsf i:fs: :n1 m.pls nes
phcn. .lsss Geo. Sonyssi.n' yss1 location Evenin''
Natl. 5aos ~ s1i II 1sth st. NV.
NEW BRICK DETACHED HOME.
6816 PINEY BRANCH RID. NV.
| Open to q Pm
| larse rooms. baths. finished clubroom
and attic Large lot. detached brick ga
house that will make the whole family the
best Christmas present that money will buy:
lifetime home. One OF the best streets in
Reed Hospital. See this home before you
buy anything Terms easy, price light.
WAPLE JAMES. INC.
18th AND r SITS. NV.
lhT ne ,o 6riek * dwellinE with II rooms and
imv.st be easily Temodeled into mats for splendid
iioyess,snssa,' ioT sss5o' cost owner $4,000 will sell
Howenstein Realty Corp,
14ls NV. District 1877.
BIG PRICE CUT-$7, ,99O.
.acn sv:i sDsr o u *
iIv; .m:. iiled bath shower. din. =; ultra:
| A'SAeAH Nil htllC space IOr = extra TOolnS
luil cellar oil heat: garage: unheard-of
value. BUILDER. Shepherd 37a3.
$7,45O-MICHIGAN PARK.
4"I4 18th ST NE
| Semi-detached brick, in nev-house con-
| dition. Huge living and dining room with
open fireplace. Kitchen is modern de-
nfht; 4 bedrooms. with . bricked-in nm
selling at tremendous loss.
OPEN. 3 TO 9, DAILY.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DIST. 1411.
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FLATS FOR RENT.

$751; 4th ST. N.E-s3o. .5o-oPEN
Rms. Bath. Porch Newly Papered
"OOS 4th ST N.E-S35-OPEN
Rms. Bath. Porch. Col. 1SH4-W.
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1924 28th ST NV.

Ideal home or investment has been
renting for 500 per month: semi detached
brick. baths. extra fine condition. sold
sale Slo.950 In one of the best sections
OF WASHINGTON. Open : to pm Sunday
-~~"'
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ONLY $4,95O.
BRAND-NEW BUNGALOW.

S499 cash, balance S3".5O MONTH r.
H. A. Gncludes all interest taxes in
surance and payment on principally. Brick
; br.snt rooms, tiled bath and shower;
automatic heat; large grounds: nearby Viz
ginia. 2922.7 N Harrison ST.. out Lee high
way blocks beyond trafic light. turn
left open Sunday. IL am. TO dark.
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ANOTHER
Bungalow OppOrtunitv.

On large wooded lot in an excellent
RESIDENTIAL neiehborhood, this beautiful
heW sIS. rdo 1rcs eupsaow hsvng very
construction and slate roof, with an oil
burner. has been foreclosed by an insur-
ance company and can be purchased with
a small amount of cash balance taken
back in one trust. with low monthly pay
ments: until loan is paid out. Call Wis.
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4 BEDROOMS.
Built BY = builder for his own home.
This property is. in my estimation. today s
only = step to Mass. ave: remarkably
priced for immediate sale this home will
surely suit the most discriminating pur-
chaser. Words cannot describe its desir-
ability. Call Emerson 1915.
Georgetown Bargain-$5, 500.
Detached home overlooking Tudor
Place" Cost approximately $4,000 to re-
store.
J. LEO KOLB, INC.
1897 Wis. Ave West OOO2.
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APARTAENTs FURNISHED.

l2l 10th ST. N.E-2 ROOMS. KIT. AND
ssth s.s mansS. nsss. lisht ss' fuFni'hsd; adults;
31e 18th O.. N.E-TIRsT FLOOR. I 4.
and semi-privats bath: cleo. gas and heat
furnished: .car Earase; on bus line; occu-
ssa5cv v 1ihS .hS1 :a.sT i. n %oS Il sInfts Gn
YOUNG LADY DESIRES ANOTHER TO
isis Assva1a e. Ss s
nette. bath. shower: svitehboard: suitable
4: walk. distance: $3.50. National 1850.
1928 CALVERT ST. N.w.-.sTUDIo LIv.
Tm e9%Hsts Go.s,, kis as4s sse. rsfs. sem-bath
3946 CONNECTICUT AVE. NV.
completely furnished Cleveland 2e93.
FREE CAR An AND .a1IpE:
NAlL' ssSDl III NEW YORK XVI xvs NV W. 4SsS'
1852 COLUMBIA RID.
rooms. kitchen. bath and foyer. So so.
',,. ,.n ;';'''ss ss14as .ss. .s''
READY TO MOVE IN.
~ ssss:1s' ssrnf1 f s5sia u:
g. sa. s:t.:ss ,S s1s Ga as s1s e. S
Res manaker:
1915 10th ST. NV.
Nicely furnished apt: maid. linen. elec-
tricity. Resident manaEer.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE,
limited r% phone. M $50 't PotSmns 'e; ias4 ssfn 'n
THE SOUTHERN,
0Svp ~
bath $500 to $50. 90; includes elec-
tricity sas nIin lnen .;aa,1 snd MAD service
1909 10th STREET NV.
One and two rooms. kitchen and bath.
''S''' HARRY Il JUSTINE,
sla llth St. NV. Natl. es44. i.
CONN. AVE-, 1921.
R.. <. B.. Shower. Eley.: S6b. 90.
APARTMENTS sUBURBAh.
s1x;RooM uNFuRN: HATED APT.
hishway. Apt !. Arlington. Va.
AURORA HILLS. ARLlNqToN: VA: 10
only. ort:; ssb 18th St: south. Jackson 1851.
coLAAR MANOR. ND. 6OS .OAKMoNT
sta or . room PM apt partly fnrn h, Il 1n de-
Greenwood 2O3:-J.
1904 34th ST.. MT. RAINIER MD.-UN-
furnished; 2 rooms. kitchen. private bath:
electricity: h.-w.h.: sarase: 50. so. 81
SILVER sPRING-BR1GHT. ATTRACTIVE
two rooms kitchenette. bath and porch
newly redecorated; adults only. 1873
Flower ave.
KENsINGTON. Md r. AND B.. GA
rage $40 mo-: Arcola coal heat: cow.
transp Ask At McKeever's Store. Kensins-
. KEN1LWORTH DR.. NORTH CHEVY
Chase. Md.-Two large rooms. kit. bath.
elec. stove. oil heat veranda. private en-
trance: $4,000. 3O'
NEARBY VIRGINIA LEE BOULEVARD
some
and private bath; nicely furnished. includ-
ing linens. silver. dishes. cooking utensils.
electric refrigerator and range. Oil heat:
electricity phone parking space; $50
DESIRABLE NEW APARTMENTS.
In good locations OF Alexandria. l or 2
bedrooms. Also houses for rent
BRoDIE d COLBERT. INC.
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$7,45O-MICHIGAN PARK.

4?l4 18th ST. NE.
Semi-detsched brick, in nev-house con-
o1tlon. Huge living and dining room with
open fireplace Kitchen is a modern de-
light; bedrooms with bricked-in nm
ishsd porches; garage large lot. Owner
selling at tremendous loss.
OPEN. 3 TO 9, DAILY.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST. 14l1,
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FAMILY FLAT

Live In one. rent the other. Newly re.
conditioned. Upper now vacant & rms,
bath. auto. heat. Is TODD PL. NE mr.
r. ave. and NJ. Capitol. Open daily
and Sunday, II -4:30. REALTY ASSOCI-
ATES. Natl. 1893
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HOUSES ron SALE.

q csat1ei Hiss ssSooiIssst saSAfs rooms. Mss
baths. Phone Mr.. woodward Col. 5480 or
METzLkN-Nealtor. Dist. A60O.
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HOME OR INVESTMENT.

| ia 4th st. se.-S rms. . baths. garage
auto: heat, weather-Stripped: excellent
condition; ideal arrangement for apts
Very low price reasonable terms. Open
ewes 30 and Sun. 3-S.
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS,
5l5 East Capitol St Linz OIoa
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JUST BEING FINISHED AND 8 ALREADY
1oa The ss b,s.
slate roof. insulation. furred walls. weather
stripping. oil burners and refrs. These
deiphia and Saratoga aves.. in Takoma
Park.
ROBERT I. LOHR.
3l1 Cedar St. Geo. 0sSl.
ORnEREn SOT.n At ONCE
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1938-05-01
GRANT MEMORIAL
A. NJ. E. CHURCH
1900 Evans Ave.
DIR. VIM. H. GRIFFIN, Pastor

The Love Feast held at the
church on Friday night, April %,
was well attended. DR.. B. U.
Taylor, presiding elder Of the
South Chicago District, presided.
Sunday DR.. Taylor's text was
''Put on the Armor Of Light"
The Rev Drake, pastor Of Allen
Temple, and his chOirs and con-
gregation worshipped with us at
the quarterly meeting service last
Sunday at 3 p. m. Rev. DR..
Drake preached the communion
sermon.
On Sunday night, May l, there
will be a special rally by the
trustees, Building King Solo
mons Temple.
All choirs Of the church COM
bined on last Sunday evening
and rendered the senior choir's
monthly musicale.
Worship with us Sunday. Visi-
tors are always welcome. Kind
ly give your name to the usher
on entering the church, so that
your name may appear in the
paper.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1938-05-01
AMONG OUR CHURCHES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES

Everlasting Punishment was
the subject Of the LessOn-SermOn in
all Churches Of Christ, Scientist, on
Sunday, May 1.
The Golden Text was, Have l
any pleasure at all that the wicked
should die? saith the Lord God: and
not that he should return from his
ways, and liye?" (Ezek. IS: 23).
Among the citations which com
nrised the LessOn-SermOn was the
following from the Bible: Nov no
Christening for the present Seemeth
to be joyous, but grievOus neverthe-
less afterward it yieldeth the peace
able fruit of righteousness unto them
which are exercised thereby" Heb
rews 12:11).
The LesSOn-SermOn also in
Guided the following passages from
the Christian Science textbook,
Science and Health with Key to the
Scriptures, by Mary Baker Eddy :
mans wisdom finds no satisfaction
in sin. since God has sentenced sin
to suffer Through the whole
some Establishments of Love, we are
helped onward in the march towards
righteousness, peace, and purity
which are the landmarks Of Science
n. 322-323).
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1938-05-01
WEST SIDE MINISTER'S
Union MEETS

The Westside Ministers Union
met in its regular session at 300
b. m. Devotional services were
conducted by Sister Bailey, pres
ident of the Women's Auxiliary.
The scripture-lesson was from
John 1918, and was read by
Rev. James Brown. Song and
prayer were by Sister Bailey.
The program was conducted
by Sister Craig, acting mistress
Of ceremonies, and was as fol-
lows: remarks by Deacon Ben
nett on ''Brofherly Love-; short
talk by Rev James Brown on
"HoW to Reach the Non-church
Attendants; solo by Sister
Fannie Willis; paper by Sister
Ollie Jones, on "The Christian
Church,; remarks by Rev. Mea-
doWs; remarks by Rev. j. P.
Stewart, who presented Rev. E.
ID. Williams, who preached the
first sermon on "AtOnement":
Rev. w. B. Brandon then filled
the pulpit and preached the sec
ond sermon, Reconciliation to
God"
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1938-05-01
COPPIN CHAPEL A. M. E
CHURCH
1888 Michigan Ave.
DR.. j. l.. ROBERTS. Pastor

Sunrise Prayer Meetings. o.
clock.
Church school, G L. Foreman,
superintendent-9:3O a. m.
Preaching by Bishop John A.
Gregg-11 a. m.
Sunday is rally day all day at
Coppin. Bishop Gregg will be
guest Of Coppin throughout the
day and will be the guest speak
err at the morning hour. Coppin
is being decorated this week and
will be beautiful Sunday. We
cordially invite our friends to
come and worship with us.
The gospel choir's mus Gale on
last Sunday evening was grand
success. Many distinguished
guests were present, among them
Mrs. Julia Keith Of Good Shep-
herd church; Mr.. Carey B. Lew
is, Mrs. B. Mayme Whalum, Mrs.
Clara Malone, and others.
The senior choir's musical will
be the second Sunday night in
May. Watch this paper for an
announcement Of same.
The public is always welcome
at Coppin.
Leila E. Price, reporter.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1938-05-01
BAPTIST MINISTER'S
CONFERENCE MEETS

The Baptist Ministers Confer
ence of Chicago and vicinity, of
which Rev. c. A. Wallace is pres
ident, and Rev. E. J. Cole, secre-
tary, met at the Progressive Bap-
fist church, 37th and LaSalle SITS,
at II a. m, Sunday morning, with
j. L. Horace, vice president, pre-
siding.
The devotions were led by Rev.
H. c. Cunningham and Rev. 0.
H. Near. The Bible lesson was
taught by Rev. c. T. Stamps. The
minutes were then read and ap-
proved, as were the various COM
mittee reports.
Among the musical numbers
heard were I'll Tell IT. by Miss
Laura Cummings, gospel singer,
with Mrs. Gladys Williams at the
organ. DR.. l.. G. Jordan, rector
of the National Baptist Conven-
ton, gave a lecture on African
Missions.
Rev. Fennick informed the
group that plans are under way
in Evanston for entertainment Of
our regional convention on the
28th.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1938-05-01
C.N.D.A. CLUB NEWS

Mrs. Louise Ann Murray,
chairman of the department of
Literature, again presented one
Of her most cultural programs
when she brought to the very
large and appreciative group last
Thursday at the c. N. D. A. club
house, Mrs. Amaze Crane-Thur-
man, student Of the University
College, who reviewed most bril-
liantly "Gone With the Wind"
Great interest was evinced for the
book through the presentation
given by Mrs, Thurman Phil
Cueler Of Northwestern univer-
sity, sang two numbers and was
accompanied by Prof. Murray.
ut Can't Happen Here" will be
the next book reviewed for the
group.
Mrs. Irene M. Gaines, the very
gracious president of the Chicago
and Northern District Association
Of Colored Women, thanked the
participants and Mrs. Murray
for this most fascinating hour.
These reviews are given once
month at the Chicago and Nor
thern District clubhouse, 494l
South Parkway, and the public is
cordially invited.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1938-05-01
AME Church
Conference Held

Rev. Robert Thomas, presiding
elder Of the North Chicago Dis
tr.ct, held his district conference
at Hammond, Ind, last Wednes-
day and Thursday. This is DR..
Thomas 9th year in the district
and this was one Of the most sue
cessful conferences he has held.
The Thursday session was held
in the First NJ. E. church, at
which time eight choirs were
present and sang. Pesiding Ed
ers Of the South and West dis
trict, DR.. Taylor and Maguinez,
Mrs. Nettie Crews Woods, secre-
tary-treasurer of the Chicago
Conference Branch Missionary
Department; Mrs. Ida ]. Ander-
son, superintendent Of the North
Chicago district of the A. c. E.
League, and Mrs. Lucille Shorter
Thomas, secretary-treasurer Of
the Young Peoples department
were among the distinguished
persons present.
Rev. A. J. Carey, popular
young pastor of WoodlaWn A. NJ.
E. church, preached an inspira-
tiona1 sermon. Rev. v. D. Plum
mer was host for the conference.
Leila E. Price, reporter.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1938-05-01
McCOSH P.T.A. ASSN MEET

McCosh's Parent-Teacher As
ISOLATION met Thursday at lis
b. M, in the schools auditorium
with Mrs. A. w. Williams pre-
siding. All committee chairmen
reported including the nominal
ing chairman, Mrs. Estella
Crews, who reported all officers
renominated with the exception
of the auditor, who has served
we'll her required term Of two
years.
Mrs. Bertha Wright was elect
ed as delegate to the State P. 7.
A. convention which begins May
3, at Quincy, Ill. Mrs. Laura
Reffels was elected as alternate.
The program chairman introduce
ed DR.. Ruth Howard as speaker
and presented her with flowers
from the P. T. A. The speaker
included in her talk, youth
Week, School Citizenship and
Child Welfare" She carefully
discussed questions handed in by
parents.
On the second Friday Of each
month is the meeting Of the
Child Study Group at McCosh.
Mrs. Edith Durr, chairman.
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so. CENTER RECREATION
CLUB MEET

The South Center Recreation
club held its regular meeting,
Tuesday, April 10, at the home
Of Mrs. j. j. Leverette, 1914 Wa
bash avenue, with Mrs. Lever
cite as hostess. Mrs. Idella S.
Adams, parliamentarian, presid-
ed and conducted a very instruc-
tive drill on parliamentary US
ages, which was enjoyed by all
present. Tickets were distributed
to the members for the Rainbow
Tea to be sponsored by the club
on Mothers Day at the Vim
cennes hotel.
At the close of the business
period we were servevd a re-
freshing repast by the hostess.
The following members were
present: Mesdames Julia Keith,
Jimmie Powers, Susie Lane,
Idella Adams, Georgia P. Wilson,
Ella Marshall, Lillian Lewis,
Matte Cross, Syble Smith. NJ. J.
Leverette, Julia c. Wilson, Es-
tella P. Wood and Addie E. lis
dale.
Essie Stocks, president; Addie
E. Tisdale, reporter.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1938-05-01
BAPT. MINISTERS
MEET

The Baptist Ministers Progress
siVe Alliance met on last Mon
day at Little Zion Baptist church,
3120-22 S. Wells street, Rev. ],
M. Foster, pastor.
The meeting was well attend
ed. Rev. VIM. H. Green, first
vice president, opened with song
and read the scripture; Rev. o.
B. Quinn offered prayer. The
minutes were read and approved.
At this period our president, Rev.
B. Toliver, arrived, having been
out of the city several weeks.
Rev. VIM. H. Green delivered a
powerful sermon, as the appoint
ed speaker was absent.
Next Monday Rev. A Davall
will conduct devotions; our pres
ident will give the Bible lesson;
Rev. HI. D. Martin will preach
the sermon.
A repast will be served in the
dining room Of the church next
Monday on the close Of the meet
ing, by the social committee.
Rev. Harris applied for mem
bership.
Visitors are welcome.
Rev. B. Toliver, president.
Rev. A. S. Bryant, secretary.