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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-14
COMMONWEALTH So
10 OFFICES

10 OFFICES -
Downtown, 1928 National Bank 4idG
WOOD ard & Cadillac sa cHsrry ~
Downtown. ]Oi Capitol PARK aSls.,
state AZ 6ris~olo 81, Cherry Y1Ao
downtown. ll0l srs,iot -.
Al FUs"H CA. .tsoA
WEST SIDE. Ssos Michigan Awe
Junction. 2nd Floor lAfaysfts sl0a
EAST sioE, $500 G. Jsrersor. st Coz.
nsr t0pp. Hudson MotorD lEnox o3sA
tAsr Slot. $500 Van Dyke. a. go,
Harper Ind Foor Plan jan
NORTHWEST. s0ii Cd River af ISv- n.
p m 2o4 IoYsf kr.as'D TYLER As,si
NORTHWEST. ago Fsrssu. Ut lsvs~rs,s.
2ns Campus Hida. University 3.2s2y
HIGHLAND PARK. ii0as wosdssrd. Il
Msnohss'er t0pp Ford'p 70. s-aa2o
HIGHLAND PIX. 800 Murphy Bias.. tTae
woodward AZ 6 Grand Ave. TO, g .egao
CITY FINANCE co;
3t2 II Majestic Bldg, Sd n CA. so7s
b0ft iny Road rY. 4-x331
1922 jos Csrpau TR. 2-i23l
5s0R Chene street TIP is13is
5Sos Michigan Avenue LA. f3Sn
AUTO loans. $40 10 5000. in Is, Mn.
aetna Finance. i755 Csss RA. SOS
PR0VIDEST Loan a Savings sor's,y,
i24a GRlsWoLD. FARwELL .BfDG.
AUTO LOANS 49,
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~ -, - - ~ - LII
A PETTER price for mrnnlrs t4gs
Moon Bf0s Furniture To- lZar
A PARTY wants all kinds
Of furniture. Highest cash
price. Farris Temple 2-j373.
= PROMISE 90 psy more ~ rIott
NIX trunks rat ARD s.'. .rors.
e 80 f sass. Cs as 'r.t
AL CASH t.r ,aIr Nlrrrlfe cs-es
pans 07ts sr1 ends cal. ans
tine Rtr. rH
ALWAYS CALI. TY EF ~u-
" psF more for Us~F 'tr' .'It-
~ ndiv1as needs comp home cr
ODD QisceF ,o ri IT, lH-fo
RE- GOOD SPDPTSMA%
let spo-'sTar use tr.f I1s El~
II YoI 80 Dir I0reersc RE ~ show
EU0 rrng 81 NrrtE mes Aars s.
Gard Ptrr sf.re fn 4rF tRer
o~r- Esr 20 rrrurt.' med arr
soId n ws.rE ~Rrnet anxious
f0f HARD To GIT I SIS Come o-
rnon. NJ g.e-r Srr-I-E grers
Ma 1900 Grand R.ter ~ Green
Aslc w ',21n
ELECTRO o. Ess rsrse a.sn rurer
e1i pay spa, oasr Ftrm nrt o -iln
FtRNITrRE Varte1 eIl pss hes'
prices NatktF Bros Temple 1868.
FURNITURE vsn'ea W knov So
u-' ~ psy ne prce Len7N 1879
PARTY Usu's furniture immediate
'or cssn II reascnahie FL. sl2-.
WANTED L.v. roam netsr sfes
eas stoves ~asai1g machines corn
home of oei pieces TY $500
We 81 i'ur ord Htln. roam no.
So up Phone cs brings trs.s
TY sIe-t
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1899 Plvm. 7.Pass. Sedan
1895 LINERNOlS
FLOYD RICE

1895 LINERNOlS
FLOYD RICE
- roNTlAcs. ALL MODELS s.se
4p choice NJ IS beautiful low ufs
axe cars all models and co'1fs
-tA7ior heaters good tires. trade o-
terms
Full. TANK or iFGAL GAS
VI GREGORY
so Grsi~' Hea1e- Showroom
PONTIAC Glib COUPE. 1897
Good rnhher clean INSIDE ana out
BERT BAKER
GRAND RIVER At IIvFFNoIs
PONTIAC az 10 luxe s" 2-roor
49, = - y; 49,. ------.-.s-4.-=--
most rev tires written guar term
WOODWARD CHEVROLET. lNc
$3.50 JOHN e
BLOC rs SOUTH or MiLE
PONTIAC 1891 super Torpedo e.
pass c'gA coupe. radio hsAssr and
ether eVf~ss Good As nsN Vith 5 ~
csN~7' 'ircs HurrN on fris narssf-
DAVE COLLIER HEATED STORE
7-7n WOOnW Ard
PONTIAC 'aN streaming 2-door
driven o0'. - n00 riIes healftf..
Maroon private psrfV mus 80
t1ai N0rSsn 20
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Furniture. Heu,.held Good,

Furniture. Household Goods
LIVING ROOM OUTFIT. SIS. 81 .
week Lees, 233l Gratiot iis ".
McNichols
LIVING rm 2 DC mohstr used 500
Ace Furniturs. as Michigan. Ewes
LOUNGE chair ana ottoman with
spTinss x2s IS crown Furniture
5000 Grstiot f737 Michigan
MATTRESSES Pun Or twin sire
So os. Crown. 5000 Gratiot, t7a7
Mich
NEW innerspring mattresses u :
BEDDING Co. $40 hayhurY Grand
NEW MATTRESS
- -
Rngis ~ fun SIZE
RAIhi BROS
ts0s Cd River m iith
1890 90 River tschoolcrsr)
Open Thurs pr SAT ewes
NEW STUDIO COUCH
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BERT BAKER


GEANL ElAER At IIAtEENnlS
~ MOUTHS 4 cHrvRoIFTs
1855 lp doors sefans and r0uprs
eNtfa clear md running cars come
earIy Tor hest selection. TRADE or
'errrN
NJ GREGORY
.2Ss, Grs'o' Heafet show .oor'
PLYMOUTH ~ 4dr sedan spec
- luxe Fac heAtsf al ea.1
'res ts75 stuart lOf57 G-staf
1889 Plym. Pass. Sedan
Tres Ike nep motor nerfkni ee@r--s
worker can earn SIS pek from r-ers
We fraSe
DAVIS MOTOR SAILS
5000 if'errois a. Elnhu-s'
PONTIAC 1875 7-dr 20 luxe sedan
0Ue Good tres snc mrt0r sos
NgS -cuu
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UPHOLSrERiNG

"REUPHoIsTERY ADVERTISERS
DETROIT TIMES SUR
SCRIBE TO THE FOLLOWING
REGULATIONS pHOLsT FRY
SERVICE SHALL INCLUDE STRIP
PING TO RARE FRAME SPRINGS
RETtFn. FRAMES REPAIRED AND
PARTS REPLACED WHERE NEG
EssARY
Al UPHOISTERiNG. rhoHre covers
Fidelity Vphos'ering Cal or o7so
pELCREST uphuis'erlng resty lng
written guarantee estimates aAS2
fireman TY t22i7
LET FAMOUS rsstSIe and rebuild
your 2pc suite. Can TO s-57oo
Quality uphols'ering iow prtte- -FrP
tho 29sa = Dawson
FOR hne uphois'erins CAL Crane p
hoistering, ss3i Mack PLAZA 2i7i.
FINE QUALITY UpBOIsTFPlNG
Z po $50 30 BEHRMAN : TY p 1915
INDIVIDUAL STYLING SIS
1873 "a RIVER TlMPh ~ 1880
FpP'+ttt'-----as-r- 2 piece
suite $50 ~ Cfar TT 1880
REsTYLlNG Repprois'er0g Stt.
Ma 1872. ARTGRAE-L IL -AA-4-
Top Grade Materials Far Prices
1870 GRATlOT ARilNGTON o4t3
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BERT BAKER
N0rthIawn 5000
CASH! CASH!

You Don't Have 20 shop - Lake
Check 1Our Buyer Viii Gall ~
Nour Door With Cash,
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AFTER
INVENTORY
SALE

81 as METAL DESK e. OK
LAMP " $SeS
s. 2e-2-PC. Wing ROO NJ
SUITE . $685.
IS. Is. 50 6qgost eHAs $685.
Sass OCCASIONAL e7oC
CHAIR ......,..... S''o
' ss 80 IQNio ,.p ?, $3.50
ssa Sos &c WALNUT VENEER
s efpFoo" $3.50
$50 SO $50. s. :. ,s,l ,Ss" $3.50
So IS ~ IAaiE S4.95
5. 1870 =, fRle S295
sloes PUBBgRiZED faoc
CRIB MATTRESS ~ So''o
Occa,ionoI Pieces ns~ 1898
Blankets. Comforters, Pillows.
ca, Ranges. Coal and OIL
Mountaineering Coss'
Opsr Fc.r,nss I'm 100
~s-~sss~-
CREDIT EXTENDED
Farris Bros
4303 14TH
CoR>Fe OF srCHA>A~
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crx. POULTRY. SUPPLIES
Lumber. Building Materials
WEARING APPAREL

OvERCotr - Mans SIZE g. AT
wool. S22 80 Call evenings 2ifa
West Grand blvd, Apt. ? Tyler
s-faiz-
PRIVATE party has far sale slightly
used mons coats ana suits. Iad'cs
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

k0pAKa novls carsras "a 20
huy srch Acme Camera ~ She rs.
ONE set % volume enCfr0gefi q
ttrf'srrirH1 ~ SF-F IKE reN
$50 Numnsr'0n rosr. Ar io1
TYfrv7 Ss29
SALE.
: no eos and oVstfrs's h00 ? 81
grade fur roe's SO gp F.-T come.
'rs' ssrts1 t0' G-strf ELLIS CO
80 STOKERS
IN los ~ .rIr ste rre4.ats 40
livery Hhits Furnace Company. ss72
Michissn oregon 00fT
STORE. OFFICE EQUIPMENT
A SNAP Two wsa' r.sris5 orIr-
isrs Vssfr fcs fra rs-s
seslss snSNirg complete grocer.
sir'ufs. c. refrrs g. Trprse~ p
3s70
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MONEY TO LOAN

Pas mems include all charges 1t the
rate OF 3cc per month on tina. part Of Q
balance not exceeding 500. and 214A
per month on that part OF balance b
exrFss nf 500
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900 GRATIOT

leu oLpsuoslLs.s I'll MODELS
EeFuf "a. TUR N IIesge cas- Vs'h "a
rfos heaters s00 ntdra mAtir SrlEes
900 ST. -lc OF colors trade on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-03-02
MT. LAKE PARK
Death Of Mrs. +. l.. Meadows

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-03-02

Nr. /. WliE,e tagged The tax bill
veto and repeated the demand for a
M@hcr levy He characterized Roose-
veIj's veto message as "violcut and
ill-tcmporod.'
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-03-02
Signs Of Spring

THE days still short half the nation shvers under blanket
of snowbut there OF spring everywhere know
where to look for them.
They little things seed catao-s, ads clipped
from reminders scrubbed backs Of envelopes of
things be done
Thousands of all the country making such
looking aheadfarmers manufacturers sCorekeeps bankers
They what called and they know that
to make the Of requires pretty careful
There's skill in this It's skill that who
have got to have Arrangements problems good deal alike
matter what the help meeting payroS AMI
making ends and little left
projects planning letting planning
interfere with the Job hand.
And when talk with these find they have the
obJectlVes, Right they the
the lowest possible lives and suffering After that's done,
the be back their ending Job Of turning the
tea things needed make better peacetme wocd General
Electric Co.. Schenectady, N. Y
Orchestra" Sunday
NBC'The e ~eeids cos
BUY WAR BONDS r..,.
GENERAL CD ELECTRIC
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-23

All boys who have bicycles are
invited to meet the Gangbusters,
sponsored by Alexander Cam,
next Thursday at p. M. Mr..
Cam Is sponsoring the bicycle
hiking program for the summer.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-23
Gloria Downs

Miss Bessie Benson, Miss Helen
Roach and MIR. Barnett are In
Chicago. Miss Joyce Mcdowell.
talented granddaughter of Mrs.
Clara Murphy. is spending her
summer vacation In Kansas City.
DR.. T, j, Griffin Is in Little Rock
teaching on the Philander Smith
College faculty. Mrs. Saunders
willie and son are house guests of
Mrs, Benson of Cedar st. The
Baptist Sunday School Congress
which closed Friday night attract
ed visitors from all sections of
the state. Felix Wright. Kress
employee, has opened a cafe on
Malvern. Mr.. Logan. Conan
ager OF the Phythian News stand
has made known that additional
goods will be placed at the news
stand to further serve the public.
A lady bather lost her purse last
week containing a nice sum of
money (all she possessed) and her
bath book. Mrs. A. II. Dwigan
of Texarkana and a Mr.. Causey
of Gloster, Miss. went among the
other bathers and solicited a sum
equal to what she had lost. when
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-23
Pine BLUFF

eial contest In connection with
the midget wedding sponsored by
Mrs. Crisswell and Mrs. McHas-
kell. awarded first prize to Miss
Mary Elizabeth Smith for the
highest amount of s22.O0, Miss
Smith resides in Chicago. Ill.
second highest was reported by
little Miss Vernon Marie Robin
son. amounting to $1,000. Par
Elephants In the wedding were
honored with a reception by the
sponsors at the parsonage. In q
popularity contest. first prize
went to Miss Doris Calhoun who
reported $4,000; second prize to
Miss Glordia Dean Washington,
$2l.00; and Miss Lordia Milcon
received third prize when she re-
ported $1,000. The respective
prizes were wrist watch, a pair
OF shoes and a dress. In the we'd
ding a total of s70.71 was report
ed and the popularity contest to-
tai was $14S.00. Flowers were in
the church Sunday In memory of
Mr.. Carey who passed a year ago.
Shut-ins are Mrs. Ford, Mrs. In
gram and Mrs. Wright.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-23
Hot Springs

these two persons presented the
donations to this lady she rejoiced
until tears ran down her cheeks
like rain. She expressed apprecia-
tion to all who helped her. :.
Miss Ivory Z. Davis is awaiting
an operation at the Alice Eve
Hospital. Some Gossip-A man
from Malvern who attended a re-
cent meeting here dropped In at
a Gulpha st. cafe for dinner
June l4th. the lady showed him
the menu and he asked for some
June l4th. Ha. Ha. She told him
that this was only the date of
the month, they both fell on the
table and blushed, A family
moved into a new house Saturday.
The lady Of the house was forced
to stay up all night because she
could not find her night clothes.
1t was so hot here Sunday until
lady on Grove st. stayed in a
tub OF cold water all day. this
is why she missed church.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-23
Mrs. Tom Jones
Phone go

Miss Rosa Lee Manuel and Lit
tie Gloria Palmer are spending
few days in Little Rock. Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Milton have NOV
ed with Mrs. Millions mother.
who Is III on West 9Th Ave. .
Mr., Charles, q representative OF
this paper at Amos Chapel. &C.
companied his pastor. Rev. J. s.
Smith, and Bros. Nehimiah Jer-
ferson and s. c. Scott of Centen-
NAL Baptist church to the Sun
day School Congress In Mont
gomery, Alabama. From the
Churches: New Jerusalem Bap-
fist Church dolores Woodruff)
Rev. Paul Cox gave lesson sum-
mary in the church school, with
morning worship period in charge
of Rev. 4. Morgan. Mrs. NJ.
Albright Is home from the hospi-
tai. Mrs. Dolenia Tooke sponsor
ed successful play for the BTU.
Glass No. 2 took offering banner
from the Deborah class, with at
tendance banner still held by the
primaries. Home coming Day
will be observed in July. :.
Ward Chapel Notes (Beatrice
er)-Church School was In
charge of Cleo Simms, superin-
tendent, with financial banner
won by class No. 1, with Tom
Wally teacher, class still holds
attendance banner with Irene
Bolden, teacher. Evelyn Vaughn
and Charles Straton Steadmon
We're baptized. Mrs. Maggie Clay
who has been a shut-in was able
to worship with us. We are all
glad to know of Mr.. Hayward
back at his post again. Slant
ley Holloway was given an hon
orable discharge after serving
with the armed forces for two
years. He is son of Mrs. Idelia
Holloway. Among visitors were
Mrs. I. ]. Shumpert, Mrs. Union
Baker Of Little Rock, Mrs. A. ].
Cooper; little Lillian Mitchell re-
ceiyed prize for bringing the larg-
est number OF guests. Allen
Temple by Doris Calhoun
Mrs. Ethel Davis united with the
church from Stephens. The finan-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-23
In MenOriam

In memory of the late w. M.
Blount;
One and a half years ago he told
us goodbye.
Because you are gone from the
warmth and life,
And stepped aside from the fire.
light glow.
Because you kissed us all good
night,
Why must we sorrow and mourn
so?
Why do We call the couch a tomb
Beyond the door Of the Living
Room
Gone, but not forgotten!"
Signed:
Tenisce Blount, wife,
Beatrice Baker,
Susie e. Meadows.
Rosetta Love, daughters,
George Columbus and
William Blount Jr., sons.
Mahalia, Thomas, Phyllis
Nelson. Emma Williams.
sisters.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-23
WUMAR

Travis Caviness and Matt
Grimm are reported Ill. Mrs.
L. b. Taylor and others attend
ed State Sunday School Congress
In Hot Springs. Curtis Bass is
home after visiting relatives.
Floyd Daniels accompanied Mr..
Bass from Kansas City. Mr.. Dan
iels was guest Of his parents.
Mrs. Pearl Anna Baxter. student
of Philander Smith College met
with young people of the COM
munity. Mrs. Nettie B. Sheets
raised highest amount in a con-
test sponsored by the Shady
Grove AME Church, reporting
$12.00; Mrs. Oracle Crowder,
second, $11.00, with total for the
day amounting to 10000.
Rev. Dan Slaves delivered the
special Children's Day address.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-23
Wins Prize In
Church Contest

Pine Bluff-At the close of
popularity contest at the Allen
Temple AME Church, Miss Doris
Calhoun was announced first
prize winner, when her financial
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-23
Mrs. Evans To
Head Crittenden
County Teachers

Earle-Thec rittenden County
Colored Teachers Association met
here June to perfect organize
ton. The meeting held at the
Dunbar Junior High School re-
suited in the election OF Mrs. Mat
tie Il. Evans az president. 9th
er officers are: s. e. Holbro0k.
vice president; =. w. Watson.
secretary: Mrs. A. L. Chapel. a.
sistant secretary: Mrs. Anna IL
Hanson. treasurer; d. W. WAL
lace. chaplain; Mrs. A. J. Mar
tin, reporter. Mr.. Potts was
elected a. committee chairman.
The group will hold first fall
meeting at the Bethel Chapter
AME Church, eWst Memphis ON
September 2.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-23

report totaled $44.00. She ID IN
active member of the church and
serves as church reporter.
Other prizes in the contest went
to Miss Glordia Dean Washington
and Miss Lordia Milcon.
Miss Calhoun received q wrist
watch,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-23
u S O
ARMY MOTHERS CLUB

The Army Mothers Club met
Tuesday evening in the lounge of
the USO. Mrs. Rufus Mack and
Mrs. Il. Bryant were appointed
on the committee for purchasing
cookies. After an interesting
business meeting, the ladies' lis
tened to an address by Mrs. Il.
Bryant on adult Delinquency"
Do you have son or daughter
In service? Come to the USO
on July IL and join the Mothers
Club.
TIE A STRING AROUND
YOUR FINGER:
l. Be sure to come each Sat
urday night and Jump with the
b. J. Jumps.
2. See the movie in the USO
game room each Sunday evening
at 7:45.
3, If you have not sent your
service mans picture to the USO
display window, do it today.
4. All service wives are asked
to meet every Monday evening at
700 o'clock.
USO WORKERS RETURN
A. H. Pope, uSO director, re-
turned Thursday from two
weeks vacation. He reports
lovely time.
Maceo Binns, USO photograph
er. has returned to the city after
visiting points in the north.
COOKIE JAR
The cookie jar at the USO was
filled this week by Mrs. F. Frier-
son, Mrs. A. M. Gray, Mother J.
Pankey and the Mothers Club.
The soldiers enjoyed these good
les very much.
HOUR OF REPOSE
The Hour of Repose, Sunday,
was in charge of Bahai World
Faith. Mrs. Marion Clark and
daughter, Betty. had charge of
the following program:
SolO--''Nobody Knows the
Trouble I've Seem" Miss Georgia
Laster.
Prayer-Miss Betty Clark.
Address Search After Truth"
Mrs. Marion Clark.
Solo Mrs. NJ. Keeps.
After the program, refresh
ments we're served by the hostess
eS.
VSO
Volunteer Service Organi-
zaSl6h met Thursday evening In
the USO reading room. Miss
Fannie Banks. Miss Viola Banks
and Miss l.. Harris we're asked to
serve on the program committee.
This committee will submit plans
for future meetings. Miss Hart
was made chairman Of the en-
tertainment committee. The
workers decided to take charge
of the Hour of Repose the second
Sunday in each month.
SERVICE WIVES CLUB
The Service Wives Club meets
each Monday night. They are
enjoying their craft classes
making purses in leather craft.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-23
SERVICE WIVES CLUB

The Service Wives Club meets
each Monday night. They are
enjoying their craft classes
making purses in leather craft.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-23

Soft ball teams get underway.
Sign up with Othello Ellis, new
Boys Work Secretary TODAY If
you wish to play on any of the
teams. "The discovery Of what
is true. and the practice OF what is
good, are the two most important
objects OF Philosophy"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-23

The Manhattan Club met Mon
day evening at O'Clock. A new
club is organized at the Boys In
dustrial School. Wrightsville.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-23

Is your husband In service? /
SO, come to the USO Monday eve
ming at 1880.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-23
Carer
"

The first Young Mems Forum
was held Sunday. June IS, at I
O'Clock at the Carver Branch
YMCA. The meeting opened with
prayer by Bryon jenkins and the
singing of the Star Spangled Ban
ner. Joe Robinson. a student of
Talladega College. played an in
strumental solo. Melvin Crouther
gave the purpose of the club. Os
car Rose introduced the topic for
discussion. How Young Men
Should Conduct Themselves In
Public" The following phases
OF conduct We're discussed at
length: Conduct On The Street
Car and Buses" Conduct at the
Theatre" and Conduct on the
Street." There was heated dis
cussion for two hours. The dis
cussion was both interesting and
International. The forum clos
ed on high note. John /. King
is sponsor of the club that pro-
NOTED the forum.
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]. H. HINTON, Mortgage
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SALE OLE REAL ESnArr

BY virtue of the power and aut5,ritr
contained in certain judgment en,srs5
in a proceeding pending in the snrsr.,.
Court of New Hanover COUNTY wbsr,l
City of Wilmington, North Carolina Nav,
Hanover County and c. R. Morse CIV
County Tax Collector, are plaintiffs ,53
Alberta Gaylord Reynolds. ct Al ,rs
Defendants, the undersigned Commjsaor.
er. appointed in and by said judgment
VIII on Thursday, January 18th, 1915 !,
twelve o'clock NJ, at the Cour, Han,
door of the County OF New Hsrms,
North Carolina, sell, al public sJcnor
for cash, TO the highest bidder al 5,,
certain piece or parcel Of land lyrs
being and situate in the City Of VII.
North Carolina, and bounded
and described as follows:
All of Lot 4. in Block 18s according
to the official plan of the civ Of vii.
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This the 9th day OF December, lsA
MARsDEN BELLANIY, Commissioner