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LOWEST RENTS.
INSULATED BUILDING.
1929 COLUMBIA RID. NV.

1929 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
MuIpshy Rec Bed s s4s. f de sna b.b
s46.oo-Front apt. 9 large rms. foyer.
$1,000 bedrooms. / st floor front; rec
I R9sip ,1xsns M aGH%i hz1a and bath
610O 14th ST. NV.
eharaete1 and eGn s'1 predominate
Drive out 18th st. to Sheridan St, right
0' DR 4 isi2 + Realty a'ln! Z a CORP,
ITO Eye St S Sssi'0rS' Rep 1873.
ssi| h. st ~ 50. 1888 18th S. NV
n rated. cool. clean ii1ins re room, Kitchen,
private bath; electricity furnished; S35.
81 Florida ave. NV.
CoLoRED-1251 IRVING ST NW-TWo
lrst door. front: s35. Pot 1884.
cOLORED-3 ROOMS, KITCHENETTE
bath; all modern improvements. Apply
1724 Oregon ave. NV:
H ICONS. Eitchen and Bath s nest ana k hot
water furnished; $3.50. BENJAMIN r.
FLEICHEE. North 1000.
CoLoRED-NoW AVAILABLE IN THIS
iss. rms q and s. s45; rms. <: and
TnusGs}iy f me apts.; Excellent class ten:
NASH. owner. North $3.50.
coI3 PRED AMP sTs. !, Nw ;,z.soed
s sSEeh f 81 ses Ma rows su1 Dist rsa.
sszgss77ss IS sS f! j.. :. s's
s s,r'7 ifsS W. ~A2sH b'.9 essss.s
REFINED rooms so IT, bath. porch ss sss 90
, ,sos = 2SeHs sa.,
17o7 coreOrsn 81. NV, No. 2
eh,s XIII tain sss ss6 5efs per hs @e
ABBY 7ss , Dsi;7 &; Nv DAVIS ST. s.s esss
, ,sSai i asSS,' RiS s,ss. 1885,
1888 WILLARD ST NV
rms. kit. bath: refrigeration on =,
house current; elevator $4O 90
R. v. MARCERON,
e13 18th St. NV. Natl. 65ss.
FOR COLORED.
second s floor; l,!ns room; SsdEsem k,.ss e
i4o4 K. cAFR1Tz: Dist. 1850.
COLORED.
sss and c.vsSd as hot sa ea,cd 1gT
COLORED.
Rent reduced rms. kit. bath: Coal
aGHs 1915 Church st. NV Cleveland
FLATS FOR RENT.
g T9DP 81 F,e6 ss a1o sl,ds2s 5A lsa
reduced to $40 so. District Pts.
Sss;ttls; ,! 5000 PEI month. Key at i.is
HOUSES FURNISHED.
baths. sarsee;. oil heat; mahogany furni-
ture. grand piano. real rugs; reasonable.
1871 44th 81: NV; LOVELY FoxHAI!,
Blk pfx TIE RfEA ~ CO.. oi a..o sS ssso
rates. any period II rented now: rms.
maids rm.. gar, porches, piano: refg.
optional OWNER. 1854 Kilbourne pl. n.y.:
Mt. Pleas. cars.
TAKoMA PARK-6 ROOMS BATH; NEW
brick home; heat. light, gas: furnished
complete. Phone Shepherd 44Os-J.
BURNT MILLS Hills ROOMS, ia
baths completely furnished; maids quar-
tiers: acre Of ground, beautifully land
ssspsd; 81 Sss 70 small responsible family
FURNIsHED-S26 DELAFIELD PL. NV
Small Or Dr., auto. gas heat. refrigeration.
All cleo. app: no dishes. silver: very rea-
sonable 70 responsible people: references.
MT. PLEAsANT-8 ROOMS, PORCHES.
s75. Nicely furnished. Quiet. convenient.
BRODIE & COLBERT INC. Natl. 1875.
1908 COLUMBIA ROADS ROOMS. 5
bedrms., bath; open from two to fve;
S76 mo.
YOU CAN SAVE RENT AND MAKE $50
monthly renting wefl-located, house. fur-
niehed rs apartments; now full; references.
CHEVY CHASE. .. G., $3.50 KANAWHA-.
pat, wel1-furn. house. large !. :. bedrms.'
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1885 N ST. NV.
| room. kitchen and bath $685.

I 35O4 18th ST. NV.
6 r. T.. b. and porch $500
Electric Refrigeration.
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1873 PARK RID. NV

= rooms: kitchen and bath $50. 90
Elec. Refrigeration on House Current,
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664S GEORGIA AVE

2 rooms, kitchen. BATH S45. 90 UP
Eectrie RefriHerst19ona On Path aan;.
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THE CHALFONTE

The CHALFONTE
211S P st. NV.
Electric Refrigeration,
3 rms. kit. and bath S45 90
rms, Kit. and bath-S $50 90
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1875 MINTWOOD PL. NV.
Elec. refrg. on house current.
Resident ManAger.
/ rm., kit. and bath-------S34.O 90
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FLATS FOR RENT.

FLATS FOX KENT.
81 TODD PL. NE ROOMS AND BATH;
corner near Tech High: Frigidaire; rent
reduced to $1,000. District 2773.
164S IRVING ST. NW.-6 ROOMS AND
bath: 5000 per month. Key at l719
Kilbourne ri. NV. -
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1916 w PLACE NV.
Flee. refg. on house current.
rms. Kit. and bath S41 90
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4UU7 COMM. AVE,
1, 2 and 3 rooms. dinette. kitchen
and bath S47. IN Ia XS5 IN
Sect. Switchboard. Elevators. Ref.
on House. Res, Mgr,
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THE WEST VIEW
2123 EYE ST. NV.
Elec. refg. on house current. Elevator.
Switchboard. Resident manager.
/ rm. kit. d. a. and bath $4,000
rms, kit, d. q. and bath--S55.0O
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.2147 O ST. NV.
Elec. refg. Resident manager.
< rms. Kit. and bath $4,000
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1902 PORTER ST. NV.
Corner Of Conn. Ave.)
2 rooms. kitchen and bath S47.50
Electric Refrigeration on House.
Elevator Service.
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174O EUCLID ST. NV.
THE EUCLID.
Large living room with Murphy bed fur
bath; Completely redecorated: elect ctr atty
ss ssssfsss sS to SIT included in rent Rent
116 10Th ST. Sc.
An exceptionally ATTRACTIVE building. Just
kitchen; dinette, bath and porch. You will
ss II;s5ticulafly pleased with the dinet.e
stor Rents .hs afss E e. s5S rerser
1922 N ST. NV.
a real opportunity in a downtown apart
ment from which you can walk to work.
Two rooms, kitchen and bath. with cleo
u tr1G,ty; regeneration and gas furnished.
1923 10th ST. NV.
,ee Another sco aoxntoyn BUILDING for those
ssssa dlnse'e and if Ssth Electric Ie0m RS
GIL M ST. NE.
Particularly convenient for employees Of
the Navy Yard. A second moor apartment
OF two rooms. kitchen. bath and porch
So 80 per month. including brick private
1863 GIRARD ST. NV.
una'ah 'P sdss 'h' Tso n rooms
kitchen and bath. S45.
300 EAST CAPITOL,
THE CALUMET.
Lovely. modern building, near CAPITOL
and Library. Second floor corner apart.
ment OF three rooms. kitchen and bath
$500.
MANAGEMENT Of
ROBERT w. SAVAGE.
so7 Union Trust Bldg. Natl. 1890.
ST. ALBANS,
o3Ol CONNECTICUT AVE.
Overlooking Rock Greek Park
I room. Kitchen bath. $50 90
rooms, kitchen. bath AZ 90
D rooms kitchen, bat 1875 90
BLISS PROPERTIES.
ISL Columbia Rd. Adams $500
Evenings and Sundays. Shepherd SIPS.
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SEW HAsEn q g. s7sf g. ES:alns
baths; gas heat; Anil: gar.
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400 SaAUYeD1 AVE, yRADBURY.. ND.
@1o;,. snd b. hilSxkh" kssCss ch'e zss
9Th NV,
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1916 CONN. AVE.

1 room, kitchen and bath $4,000
. rooms. kitchen and bath. $4,000 up
Electric Refrigeration on House
Current. Resident MANAGER.
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I0o0 7tn 81. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath So. 80
3 rooms, kitchen and bath S45 up
Corner Apt. with cross ventilation.
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1921 FAIRMONT ST. NV. .
1 room. dinette. kitchen. and
2 rms. foyer. k. and $1,000
Electric Refrigeration.
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S35 .00-Living rm.. large dressing rm
Murphy bed. large kit. and bath
S45 .00-Front apt. 9 large rms. foyer.
kitchen and bath.
$50 .oO-2 bedrooms / st floor. front; rec
room. living room, kit. and bath.
RESIDENT MANAGER
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HVVSES WNNIEO ~ MINI.
SMALL BUNGALOW NOT OVER SIS
per mo. Box 453-D. Star. g.
RESIDENCE FURN.. 3 BEDRMs.; OIL
occupy Sept Is; maximum S125. Wis.
57O6 o to 10 am. to p.m.. or Box
27s-H Star.
NEAR NAVY YARDL6 RIM. AND BATH.
WANTED TO RENT. FURNISHED AND
unfuYnished houses in NV. section: have
waiting list of desirable tenants for good
homes. Call LESLIE d. MEASEIL. CieV'
GUEST HOUSE m dEoRGETOWN. II OR
70 rooms; oil or gas heat. Box 134.n
7Oontinued On Next Paae.)
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ls41 COLUMBIA RID.

2 rms. dinette. kit. bath and
. porch $3.50 up
3 rms. dinette. kit, Q baths
and 2 porches $4,000
Elec. Refer. Elevator and Secretarial
Switchboard Service. Res. Mgr.
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1920 FAlRMONT ST. NV

1920 N ST. NV.
room. kitchen and bath $500 UP
Electrolux Refrigeration.
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l526 18th ST. NV.
l room. kitchen and bath
with refrigeration) $3.50
2 rooms, kitchen and bath
with refriKeration, - S4g 80
Electric Refrigeration and Switch
board.
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1921 43d PLACE NV,
TWO BLOCKS WEST WISCONSIN AVE,
NEAR RIVER RID.
WALKING DISTANCE TO ALL SCHOOLS
JANEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
ALICE DEAL JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL.
WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL.
ST. AIMS PAROCHIAL SCHOOL
Beautiful semi-detached home on large
lot. containing rooms g bedrooms, tile
bath with. shower. toilet in basement
screened sleeping porch; brand-new con-
Electrolux refrigerator. Magic Chef range.
oil burner
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l445 SPRING RID. NV.
Elec. refe. on house current. Resi-
dent manager.
. rms. kit, d. .. and bath -S54.00
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

29O9 CATHEDRAL AVE- ROOMS. 9
baths garage. oil heat; mahogany furni-
ture. grand piano. real rugs; reasonable.
1927 44th ST. NV; LOVELY FoxHAIL
sections rms. Is bedrms.). 2 baths. 2
por. refg. gar, S105: also unfinished.
DIXIE REALTY CO. National $3.50.
NEAR ROCK CIR. PARK-SUMMER
rates. any period II rented now: rms.
maids rm gar, porches, piano: refg.
optional OWNER, 1854 Kilbourne pl. n.y.:
Mt Pleas. cars.
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2135 Penna Ave. NV.
.65l9 CONN. AVE. NV.
rms bath. refs. gas heat $4,000
81 EYE ST NV.
IA rms 3 baths cleo gas. INV. h. 81 5000
1903 3sth ST. NV.
& rms, bath, cleo, gas heat garage SOS 90
467 H ST. NV.
1872. NORTH CAPITOL ST.
8 rms bath cleo, gas, h.-w.h. (ar-
322 End ST Sc.
7 rms, IL baths. cleo, gas. h.-w.h.- $4,000
IL 8 ST. NV.
6 rms, III baths. gas, oil heat $4,000
1345 PERRY ST. NV.
8 rms. bath. cleo. gas, h.-a.h.,
400 18th ST Sc.
10 rooms bath, cleo. gas, h.-wh..
ess NEWTON PL: NV. 49,
z rms, bath, cleo, gas, INV .h.--S42.5O
1109 D ST. NE.
5 rms, water gas, toilet in yard $1,000
DUPLEX APARTMENTS
54O4 LIST pl. NV. Apt. 81 rms.
kit. BATH dinette. porch $4,000
iS bath n 81. ne' Ap'' 's2s.5o
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1900 CONN. AVE.
rooms. kitchen and bath.
$3.50 6nd S57 90
8 rooms, kitchen and bath $500
Elec. Refrg. Elevator q Switchboard
Service. Resident Manager.
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NO SURRENDER is
LOYALISTS' STAND
Continued from Hage onel

lifeline" of loyaliSt Spain.
. Cdtalonia'S four provinces were
completely cut off from six gov,
rrnment-held provinces south OF
the bottlc-neck al Tortosa which
/ the nationaliSts have encircled.
! Nadried and its 100000 men,
women and children were iSolat-
cd. Nearly 100000 government
troops under Gen. Jose MlaJa
sworn to die in defense Of the
former capital were marooned.
Their ammunition was said to be
meagre and insurgents, jubilantly
asserted that soon there would be
no shells to feed the lOyaliSt guns
defending Madrid.
4 new last stand" loyalist
government. with Premier Juan
Neglin emerging as virtual dicta-
tor, rejected any discussion of
surrender and government build
iugS i'm Barcelona were being con-
verted into virtual fortresSeS for
resistance against Frances arm
les.
President Manuel Azana Of the
loyalist government and his wife
were reported to have fled north
ward from Barcelona under
Frances threat to annihilate the
city.
The war is wonw GeneraliSsi-
mo Francisco Frances Salamanca
headquarters proclaimed in an Of
fetal radio broadcast.
The insurgents southern wing,
hammering across mountains and
down the broad Ebro valley to the
Mediterranean. brought the coast
al lifeline of the loyaliStS under
fire of their siege guns.
The Observation-Disclosures road
along the coast was virtually sew
cred under the fire of Frances
guns planted on the watershed
along the Gandesa road north of
Tortosa but the loyalist defenders
of the seaport still held out val
iantly and desperately and the
Italian BLACK Arrow" brigades
and Foreign LegionnaireS of the
insurgents were unable to seize
the ancient town.
Terror and panic in Barcelona
was said. in forntier dispatches,
TO be increasing by the hour.
Bespectacled LoyaliSt Premier
Juan Negrin became virtual die
tator as the 21-monthS-Old civil
war blazcd toward finish.
As premier, war minister and
minister of finance and ecOnom-
les. the 46-year-old Negrin sought
10 restore order and overcome the
panic caused by the slicing OF 10y
alist Spain in half.
The United States embassy and
consulate moved to San Andres
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Del Lavaneras, 80 miles north Of
Barcelona toward the French
frontier.
Reports that Franco is contem-
plating an ultimatum to the 10y
alist government demanding un-
conditional surrender were at
tributed to the insurgents north
ern base at Burgos and came to
the frontier by the roundabout
way of Lisbon. where pro-Franco
sentiment is strong.
The generalissimo was said to
have proposed that the loyalists
be given reasonable time" in
which to surrender without con-
ditions in order that the useless
shedding of more Spanish blood
be averted.
Otherwise, it was said, Frances
war machine would spend its
massed violence upon Barcelona,
already torn and stained with the
bloodshed of repeated aerial bom-
bardments, that brough protests
from foreign governments ana
the Vatican.
The British warship Hood, larg-
est in the world, was reported pre-
pairing to leave the Balearc is
land port of Palma de MaJorca
TO rescue British nationals before
the threatened fall of Barcelona
or its destruction in mass aerial
bombardment.
Barcelona was paralyzed Tor
more than an hour by an electric
mower failure as Frances north
ern troops under command OF
Gen. Juan Solchaga drove on IN
to the Tremp district IS miles
northwest where the biggest ny
draulic plants of northern Spain
are located.
The power went off at ) p. NJ;
stalling Barcelona street cars an"
electric trains.
Scores of factories dependent
upon electrical power, including
Catalonia's war industries ana ana
aviation plants, stood idle, radios
went dead and lights IN stores
and shops flickered and went out
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CAMPAIGN IS BEGUN
AGAINST GALLONS
In WEST VIRGINIA

NoUNDSVILLE, w. Va, Apr!
s. (UP).-Premature reiease ~ ~
the trap during the hanging VI
three kidnap slayers threatens 10
hiring before the state legislature
next wear a debate on the relative
merits of the gallows, the eleci Ha'.
chair and the lethal gas cha"oei
as methods of execution. .,o
Virgil NJ. Bats, a member Oh ete
house of delegates from Putnam
county. has announced he will IN
troduce at the next session, Janu-
arv. 1889, a bill Ito abolish the
"aiiiows and substitute the gas
chamber. 49,. = on
Bats contemplated action Is al,
outgrowth of the triple execu!lU" ,,
at the West Virginia penitentiaty
here March 81 of the three kia-
napers of DR.. James l. Seder' laae
Huntington. w. Va, retired MN. :,
ister, who died as the result VI
in treatment at the hands ol 'he
trio. ., -;,4od CLAW
One of the three convicted say !
ers, Orville Adkins, 20 Plu neaf
through the trapdoor on the sea- sea-.
fold before the moose was auJ
Cd .round his neck. He was m
n1red in the fall, but officials llItI
ed him back onto the gibbet ana
he was hanged with the other wv
Prison officials blamed the ;. li'
cident on a mechanical dill
, Guilty" NJ .ho+ saveral
,,aars ago a man was decapitated
when he was hanged.
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Caesars Head to
Remain Unmarried
Engineer Thinks
Fall OF Vast Mass of Rock
Not to Alter Noted
Granite Face

CAESARS HEAD. April G.
Although tons of rock fell from
beneath the head of Caesars
Head, noted mountain Landmarks.
located just over the North Caro-
lima line in South Carolina. about
dark Monday afternoon. cxamina-
ton yesterday by Greenvillc civ
il engineer led to the opinion that
the noted granite face itself was
not threatened with destruction.
A mass Of rock, estimated as
weighing from six to eight hun
bred tons. fell from beneath the
face in the valley below, known
as 1.-THE Dismal" A fissure be-
meath the great stone head has
been noticeable for a number of
years.
From the face of the rock cliff.
the mass of rock fell precipitate-
" for a distance Of three or four
hundred feet, and then rolled
distance of about 600 feet into
the valley.
The falling rock cut a wide
patch through the forests in the
valley below. clearing the ground
clean to bed rock for a consider
able distance. Fortunately, none
of the houses in the valley below
was in the path of the falling
mass and there was no property
damage.
The mass of rock loosed itself
from the cliff with a mighty roar,
according to persons living in the
area. As the rock rolled into the
valley a cloud of dust arose, Wis
IDLE for many miles, and giving
the appearance of forest fire.
Caesars Head gained its name
from the massive granite forma-
ton which iuts out from the top
Of Caesars Head mountain. View
ed from the valley below, it gives
the impression of giant head
and this fact led to its name.
The head remained intact after
the fall of rock on Monday after
noon.
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WOODMAN CIRCLE
HAS APRIL MEETING

The regular business and social
meeting of the Woodman'S Circle
was held at the Woodman hall last
night.
Mrs. Daisy Aiken. guardian, pre-
sided. and good reports were made
nv committees. One candidate was
initiated
Refreshments were served in the
form Of ice cream and cookies,
with Mrs. H F. katzenmOyer in
charge at the close of the business
session.
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PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Mrs. Kathryn Wiseman and
Miss Ruth Hosmer left OH Monday
on a motor trip to Florida where
the former will distribute litera-
ture for the local chamber of COM
merce.
Mrs. Samuel A. Fortson. Jr.. of
Macon. Ga. is spending this week
with her mother, Ms. J. X. LlV-
ingSton.
Mrs. Helen KerShaw has return
ed home after visit to her sister,
Mrs. w. H. AnderS, in Summer
ton, S. c..
Mrs. f. Hosmer has gone to
Iowa to spend several weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. w, 7. Hosmer, the
former her son.
Mrs. J. B. Fowlie, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Holden, is at
Biltmore hospital where she will
spend about week following ar
operation on the pelvic bone.
Miss Maude Station is spending
today with Miss Martha Kelly at
Oak Hall in Tryon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Corpening
announce the birth Of a daughter,
Leta Susan, at Patton Memorial
hospital on Wednesday, April 6.
Mrs. Raymond Station and in
FAINT daughter, Virginia Ann, re-
turned to their home yesterday
from Patton Memorial hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frasher Mintz an
nounce the birth of a son, Allen,
on Monday, April 4, at their home
near Davis Station.
Mr.. Francois Honore Soubey-
roux of Charleston, S. c., is spend
ing today with his sister, Mrs. J.
h. Livingston, while he is here on
business.
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Use THE WANT ADS.
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|RsES CLUB HAS
ErF MEETING

Vrr>r> Club met yesterday
moon It Patton Memorial hos
me <hoy; business session
| conducted by Mrs. Claude
f. rice-prr>,dcr-. in the alb
\, |t me president. MIS-. James
h, m ". y. FOrteScue, who
n have demonstrated the new
| wren tent which has just
| oroSprrd. was unable to be
4. ~, 80 the members spent most
f. .imr in setting Il up.
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:: SOLE G! ;.;!,,!;; ! T:!!Y ;::::::
Il
W Numb
X McMANAWAY

rem. \. H. Houston, Thos. Shep-
herd. and Miss Bessie Jordan. En-
route they had luncheon in Gas
tonia with Mrs. c. H. Moser, who
ioned them. All the ladies were
10 be- guests of Mrs. J. W. Payne
and will return tomorrow after
noon
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lending MISSIONARY
kEERENCE

.roup Of Hcndcr>onville wo-
| ,et, Yesterday for Monroe to
L. NE v. y. {. conference Of
|Woman> Missionary society
r. Methodist church; they in
III the loca, president, Mrs.
\ Sins: Mc>damc> S. VI. Car
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-04-06

Paul Revere became feuten-
ant colonel in the Massachusetts
militia.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-12
First Baptist Church
of Inkster, Mich.

>sniay school VAS opened a:
2 3" iook bs 'he assistan, Supt
Esaw Cook + was we'll attended.
NArssng worship began az 1880
gei,ck Des0'ions led by Rev
Janl Weston and Deacon
James Anderson. The Senior Choir
marched ia robed in white and
biark caps An inspiring solo was
rendered By Mrs II Smith The
ng ship ~ Zl7r Rev A. L. Mer-
si'' preached from Daniel $40 81
Ff. members were added 70 the
char p oGf beloved Rev and Mrs
Gag u Yi-ilsrtl we've visitors
Thee wa wonderful bap,is-
n.4l ceremony performed by Pas
i~lri'' and Witnessed by q
srs- group u members and visit
INK fiends from various churches
rs. 1ers bap'is'ed The Senior
fiiai- s. rendering Pleasant After
soon PROGRAM sunday afternoon
Feb ia ~ Q o'clock all The sing
na 4mi- 81 'hr church viii take
81 ec'lye par' III his promising
prssYau
Sex report Mr 4 J Davis is
t~ SICK Ia Or Sweets hospital
"a s. Anbin no visitors allowed
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-12
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Christian Science
Churches

Soul will be the subject OF the
l<5sson-Sermon in all Christian
Science Churches throughout Tie
world on Sunday. February l3
The Golden Text. from Psalm
s5s is MY soul shall be joyful in
The Lord il shall rejoice in his
salvation
Among the Bible citations is thi.
passage proverbs O. 10. III: when
wisdom entereih into thine hear
and knowledge is pleasant unto thy
SOUL Discretion shall preserve
thee. understanding shall keep
thee
Correlative passages TO be read
from the Christian Science text
book. Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
%. 1927: When understanding
changes the standpoints Of life and
intelligence from material to a
spiritual basis. We shall gain the
reality OF Life. the control OF Soul
over sense and We shall perceive
Christianity or Truth. In - divine
Principle
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-12
PASTOR HIT S
WEARING YOKE

Rev. Scott. paste OF Nj Vernon
Baptist Church 1890 Chene street,
preached last Sunday morning
from Matt lle>-2s Take my
yoke III the sermon The pastor
explained that our troubles come
from learning how 10 wear the
yoke He said. "AS We grow into
more about him The yoke becomes
easier because we learn TO
love him better. II was spiri-
tual message full OF the Holy
Ghost Those present we'll received
the mess sage
Communion was observed at the
evening service. A fine attendance
was present and the spirit was
high The Lord is blessing us in
these most trying times.
Members and friends regret very
much the recent passing of one Of
Mt. Vernon's faithful members.
Mrs. Susie Marlin.