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The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-13
Utica Masons 10 Install
New Officers Monday

UTICA-Utica Lodge No. IS
F. & A. M. will install newly
elected officers at the Masonic
Hall Monday evening with cere-
monies beginning at o'clock.
The new officers, elected
Monday evening, Dec. 8, were.
Worshipful master, Jacob
Getz; Senior Warden, William E.
Dempsey; Junior Warden, Thos
Stewart; treasurer, william Ros-
sow; secretary, Roy G. Klinger;
Senior Deacon, Morris Riggs;
Junior Deacon, Reid Keenan,;
stewards, Donald Michael, Will
liam Allor, Harvey Aldred, 1r~
vim Bortman; chaplain, Edward
Smith: marshal. Robert Woncz:
tiler, Robert Thompson; organ
ist, Clifford Morgan.
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Wayne County Airpeh
p|anniU0 Fund Released

LANSING. Dec. 13-tR-The
release of $4,000 for planning
and engineering work at the
Wayne County Airport has been
approved by the state Aeronau-
tics Commission.
At tho same time the commits
sion announced the state of
Michigan had released $50. 900,
on q matching basis, to construct
additional facilities at the De-
troit City Airport.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-13
SIoi-Ma achine Case
Nets SIS Fine

George Alberts, 35-year-old
Fraser gasoline station proprie-
tor. was fined S25, plus costs,
end was placed on probation for
six months when he pleaded
guilty Tuesday to a disorderly
charge arising from confiscation
of slot-machine by State Police
of the Romeo detachment on
Nov. 30.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-13

More than $50 varieties OF
cheese are made In F-ance. Hol-
land produces IS. Italy zoo. and
Denmark about go. Only Few
kinds are produced in the United
States.
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DELIVERS MAIL IN yEEP
McCOOL, Neb. WD-F. s.
Rouch has found q new peace
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William johnson
Center News

What a time the young people
are having at the William Johnson
Bethlehem Center this summer!
The Center is trying to give it's
young people an opportunity to
have fun as well as recreate, and
learn practical things From June
4-22 all the Girl Scouts of the city
had an opportunity to attend day
camps at the Center. Music, folk
dancing, arts and crafts, outdoor
cookery, singing, games and pro-
gram planning were engaged in.
Over ninety girls attended the day
camps.
Forty-three girls attending ac-
tivities at the Center, went to
Piney Woods Schoo, Piney Woods,
Miss, June 1929 for five days of
camping. They lived in a log cabin
overlooking a beautiful lake. Hik-
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ing, housekeeping, cooking, table
service in the dining hall, plum
hunting, program planning, nature
study, swimming and Camp Fire
programs kept the girls and their
leaders very busy and mappy. The
girls and their leaders gained lot
of camp life experiences. The many
expressions and the want to re-
main longer, or go back for two
weeks next year proved it. The eff
ficient adult leaders who super
vised these girls were Miss G.. T..
Hart, Mrs. Minnie F. Booker. Miss
Elizabeth Buchanan, Miss Ida M.
Harris and Mrs Odessa Patton.
On Thursday. July II. over fifty
playground boys and girls boarded
bus in front of the Center, and
and went to Camp Loobaloo, Gin
ton, for a picnic and swimming
outing. Many experienced swim
mers were on the water front to
take care of the inexperienced
swimmers. In spite of the inclem-
ency of the weather the boys and
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GEORGETOWN

Mrs. Lucy Dixon and children
are visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary
King in New Orleans. We wish for
them a leasant and enjoyable tri.
The many friends of Mr.. Jack
Brown are glad to know that he is
much improved.
The New Hope Missionary Bap-
fist church will begin its revival
Sunday, July %. Everybody is in
vited to attend.
Mrs. Helen Smith has returned
home after 60 day visit with her
husband, Mr.. Roy Smith, who lives
in Chicago. She reports an enjoy
able trip.
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Gospel Prayer Band Meet

The Gospel Prayer Band met in
the home Of Mrs. Lane, 226 North
jefferson, with the president, Mr..
Jones, presiding. The opening les
son was read by Mrs. Washington.
after which inspiring and interest
ing remarks were made by the
president. The next meeting will
be in the home of Mrs. Mable Ev-
ans, 1927 Dalton st. Mrs. Marie
Ford, Secretary.
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Jolly Workers Club

JCIIy w UTkBFS OtIU
the home of Mrs. Bennett on July
Is, with the chaplain, Mrs. Kim
ball leading the devotional exer-
cises. A short but interesting talk
was made by the president which
was enjoyed by all. Twelve men,
bers were present and collection of
dues in the amount of $235. Mrs.
Marie Ford, pres. Rev. G.. w. Staff
ney, Pastor.
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PEARLIE GROVE CHURCH NEW


The president of the Sunday
School, Mr. L. D. Green, and the
director of the BAU, MIR. A. r.
Hicks, entertained members of the
two groups with social at the
church, July 5, at P M. Devotion
was led by A. R. Hicks, after which
interesting remarks were made by
MIR. Green. Remarks were also
made by leaders of other groups.
Before the close of this enjoyable
affair, delicious ice cream and cake
was served. Rev L. S. Sorrell, pas
tor. Mrs. Nettie M. Adams, Report
er.
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Tidbits of News
About Folk We
Know

Mr. Tom Stanley and daughter,
Mary Elizabeth spent the past week
in st. Louis, Mo-, where they visit
ed relatives and friends. They re-
port an enjoyable trip.
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girls had an enjoyable day Miss
G. T. Hart, and Mrs. Minnie F.
Booker accompanied them on the
trip.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-21

Mr.. and Mrs Sam Brown of East
View, ST., left for Chicago, where
they will visit relatives.
Miss Pauline Holmes, who has
been connected with Jackson Col
lege, is now working in Greenwood
for the next five weeks. Mrs.
Holmes is the wife of Sgt. Preston
Holmes, who is serving in the Eu-
ropean Theater.
Mrs. Mollye Y. Simms is a men,
Der of the faculty at Poney Woods
School for the summer.
Mrs. H. L. Boykins of Hatties-
burg, was weekend visitor of
Mrs. Alice Larry and mother, Mrs
Boykins attended sumner school at
Jackson College for the first ses-
sion. She is a opular teacher of
the Hub City. While here she re-
ported a most enjoyable stay in
the Capital City.
Mrs. Mary T. Murff and three
lovely children, Richena, Johnnie.
and Barbara Lee. of Chicago were
recent visitors in the city. They re-
celved many social courtesies
among them being a dinner pre-
pared by Mrs. Alice Larry and
Mrs. Alice Grant. Mrs Murf is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom McNair, on Holmes Street.
The honoree reports an enjoyable
visit here with relatives and her
friends. u
Mrs. Carrie Tate of Everett St,
left the city for Richmond, Calf,
to make her home. Mrs. Tate will
live with her son who has lived
there for long time. We are hop
ing she will have a pleasant trip.
She is the wife of the late Rev.
Tate of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Brown CT Cox St.
left Sunday for Oakland, Califor-
nla,. where they will stay indefi-
nltely: Mrs. Browa is the sister Of
Mrs. Crosby
Mrs. Beatrice Coleman Brown
and niece, Pearl Lebar, left Sat-
urday for Chicago, where they will
visit Mrs. Browns brother. who
lives on Michigan Avenue. We
hope for the young ladies a mcst
pleasant vacation.
Mrs. Iillie Davis is spending a
Joyous vacation in Chicago ard
Minneapolis, Mimi, with her sis
tiers, accompanied by her lovely
little daughter, Velma.
Mrs. Beatrice White of this civ
left Monday night for Macon. Ga
to be at the bedside of her brother
Burnice Foreman, who is very ill.,
Friends of Mrs. White are hoping
that she will find her brother i'm
proving.
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rett. Mr.. Garrett is the brother of
Rev. Garrett.

Misses, Elizabeth, Mary and Flora
Patricia Moore, daughters of Mr.
and Mrs. John S. Moore of 1909 w
18th Street, Chicago, were recent
visitors in the home of their con-
SIN, Mrs. Jennie Mae Robinson. of
258 Bell Street, and their aunt
Mrs. Hannah Sherrod. Many social
affairs were given in their honor
at the beautiful Blue Flame and
the lip Top Club. They were also
honored guests at several dinner
parties. The girls expressed them
selves as having enjoyed them1
selves on their first trip south.
Mrs. Mary B. TORY of the Utica
Institute is visiting her daughters
Mesdames Richard Wright. E A
HoltzclaW and Mrs. Thurston G.
Wright in New Orleans. Mrs. E. A
Holtzclaw. underwentan operation
recently at Flint Goodridge Hos
pltal and is recovering favorably
Pfc. David c. TORY of Utica In
stltute son of Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Tory, is taking his basic training
at Camp Lee, Va His brother. Bur-
nell TORY, S &c, is now stationed
at Portsmouth, VT. He has been in
service more than two years.
Miss Mary Pendarvis is here in
the city visiting friends and rela-
tives. She is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hosa Pendarvis, 1884 Com
merce Street.
Mrs Anna Jordan, Sill Madison
ST.. left the city recently for Chi
cago, to visit her husband and sis
ter, MIR. and Mrs. c. L. Lindsey Of
Chicago.
"A communication coming from
MessrS. George Howell, LEROY
jackson, and A. G. McNeal reports
that these popular men-about-t town
are vacationing in New York and
finding it very entertaining and
ejoyable.
Miss Varon Owens, popular mem
Der of Jacksons younger SCI, had
as her house guests recently. Rob-
ert E. Whyte and his mother of
East Chicago, Ind, and Cpl Lee
W. Watts of Natchez, who is now
stationed at Jackson Barracks, in
New Orleans. Mr.. Whyte is a stu
dent at Tennessee State College
and a member of Kappa Alpha Psi.
Sgt. Marion Rudd was recently
home visiting his wife. Mrs. Lo-
raine Rudd. Sgt. Rudd. after many
months of overseas duty, is now
stationed at Camp Gordon John
ston, Fla
Visiting in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Baker recently were
Mrs. Charles A. Porter and Miss
Naomi Atwood of Chicago.
Mrs. Ann Dexter, Blair Street,
is delighted to have her daughter,
Mrs. Lille Ruth Jones, of Chicago
visit her for a month or more.
Mr.. Willie TONES is in the city
visiting frineds and relatives. He
also visited his father, MIR. Jacob
TONES, 112 Factory Street.
Pfc. Ebert Watts recently re-
turned from overseas and is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Watts of Utica. Pfc. Watts is cred
tied with participating in five bat
ties.
Miss Irna Lee Benson, Sol Ca
nal Street, is recovering from a re-
cent operation at the Baptist Hos
pital. Friends may see her at her
home. The family and Miss Ben
son are very appreciative of the
fr,I x..1Lz
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Mr.. and Mrs Charles Stingley
and son of 6134 South Park Ave.
Chicago. motored down to visit her
brother, Mr.. S. L Allen, who is the
Eastv1ew st. Mr.. Allen recently I'M
derWent an operation and his wife
reports that he is doing fine. They
would appreciate having his many
friends stop in and visit with him.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-21

Miss Theresa Davis of Detroit
is IN the city spending several
weeks with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Davis, of Lincoln Adj
dItion. Everything is being done to
make her visit pleasant.
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port an enjoyable trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Harmon of
Waterloo. Iowa, formerly of jack
son, were honored guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Bennett in their
lovely home on Canal Street re-
Gently. A delicious chicken supper
and refreshments were served.
Those present were Mrs. Carrie
Washington, Mr.. and Mrs. E. p.
Brumfield, Mrs. Eula Mae Crane.
Miss Maine Glover of Indianap-
oils, Ind, who is visiting her moth
er, Mrs Alene Johnson, of Canton,
spent delightful weekend with
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Bennett.
Mrs. Selena Helm Butler, the
lovely wife of Rev. S. j. Butler,
reports very pleasant visit in
Newellton, La, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Butler, parents of Rev. But
Ter. She also enjoyed time in
Tallulah, La, with other relatives
and friends. TIC
Master Thomas and Erwin Hen
derson, sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Henderson, Maple Street, left
this week for a visit with their Sis
ter Jereldine, who lives in Chicago
Mr., Walter S. Garrett and Mrs.
Eleanor Cotton Garrett were guests
last week in the home of Rev. and
Mrs. j. S. Butler, 932 Dalton st.
Mr.. Garrett is the uncle of Mrs.
Selena Helm Butler. Mrs. E. C.
Garrett is the wife of the late Pro-
lessor Lafayette Garrett, Jr., While
visiting in the city Mr.. Garrett,
Mrs. Butler and Mrs E. Garrett
enjoyed very pleasant trip to
Elllsvllle and Camp Shelby. While
IN Camp Shelby they were guests
of Mrs. Sadie Garrett Hunt, Mrs.
Buffers sister. Mr.. Garrett resides
In Chicago, and Mrs. Garrett in
New Orleans. They were also the
guests of Rev. and Mrs. L. F. Gar
rett, Sr and Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. AL
more and Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Gar
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West jackson
Miss Naomi Terrell

Miss Beatrice Joyce Sanders and
brother of this city left recently
wor Indianapolis, Ind, where they
will spend an extended visit with
aunts and uncles. Miss Sanders is
a student at Tougaloo College and
is the lovely daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tony Sanders, Newton Street
and the cousin of Mrs. Fannie Law
son.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-21

The Romans in their earliest
buildings used a rock called tufa.
a volcanic rock.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-21

Miss Phreezene turner who is a
member of the faculty of Martin
School, recently underwent an OPP
Grafton at one of the local hospit-
ais. AT this writing Miss Turner is
doing fine.
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Miss Cora Johnson is in the Bap-
list Hospital undergoing treatment
She viii be pleased to have friends
stop IN to see her. Miss johnson is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Johnson, 1885 Moorehause Street
Mr.. James Began and two love-
~ children left the city recently
for New Orleans to spend a while
with his mother Mr. Boggan is the
husband of Louise Wamsley of this
city.
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Mrs Eva Thomas of Chicago is
IN the city visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donaldson, Florence
st. We remember this young lady
as Eva Mae Donaldson.
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Christian Bible Class Meets

Christian Bible Class Meets
The regular meeting of the Chris
tan Bible Glass was held in the
home of Mr.. o. L. Pormof, FOG
Whitfield street, Tuesday night,
with the president presiding After
Interesting remarks by President
Bernard, a beautiful and inspiring
lesson was taught by Rev. Thomas
who used for his subject, "Abra-
hams Practice of Brotherhood"
The next meeting will be in the
home of Mrs. Josephine Williams,
235 Fairbanks Street. MIR. j. H.
Bernard President; Mrs. Jones,
Secretary
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-21

Miss Irma Lee Benson, sol Ca
nal Street, is recovering from a re-
cent operation at the Baptist Hos
pital. Friends may see her at her
home. The family and Miss Ben
son are very appreciative of the
many contributions made to. her
during her illness. She is a mem
Der of the Morning Star Baptist
Church and has been an accom-
plished pianist for several years.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-21

Miss Carrie Price of Dayton, O.,
spent the night with Mrs. Luella
Gray 1425 Cox Street. Miss Price
was en- route to Edwards to visit
her mother where she will stay
three weeks before her return to
her home in Ohio.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-21
JACKSON SOCIAL NEWS
BY SARAH McNEAMER HARVEY
Honored With Birthday Party
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Honored With Birthday Party
One of the most enjoyable affairs
of the past week was the Birthday
Party given by Miss Lois Jones on
Tuesday afternoon, honorlng
young Donald Lewis, son of Mrs.
Henryene Lewis, of New Orleans,
in the home of her mother, Mrs
Cicero Jones. E. Monument Street.
From the moment the young guests
arrived until the last goodbye was
said. nothing was left undone TO
to make the affair one that would
long be remembered. Games were
played and delicious cakes, cream
and candy served. Those sharing in
the pleasures of the affair were:
Lawrence Blackman, Memphis;
Lois and Elizabeth Mcintyre, of
Crystal Springs; William M. Har-
vey, Essie Lee McNeamer, Erdell
Howard, Hilda Jermetta Young,
Rella Mae Vaughn. Bryom Will
HamS, Jack Young, Jr., George
Vaughns, Charles Campbell and
Edwin Lewis. brother of the two
honored guests. Mrs. Lewis and
her two children of New Orleans
are the houseguests of Mrs. Jones.
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A communication coming from
Messrs. George Howell, Leroy
jackson, and A. G.. McNeal reports
that these popular men-about- town
are vacationing in New York and
flndlng it very entertaining and
ejoyable.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-21

Mr.. and Mrs Sam Brown of East
View, ST, left for Chicago, where
they will visit relatives.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-21

Mrs. Anna Jordan, Sill Madison
ST.. left the city recently for Chi
cago, to visit her husband and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs c. L. Lindsey Of
Chicago.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-21

Mrs. Mollye Y. Sinms is a men,
Der of the faculty at Poney Woods
School for the summer.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-21

Miss Pauline Holmes, who has
been connected with Jackson Col
lege, is now working in Greenwood
for the next five weeks. Mrs.
Holmes is the wife of Sgt. Preston
Holmes, who is serving in the Eu-
ropean Theater.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-21

Miss Mary Pendarvis is here in
the city visiting friends and rela-
tlves. She is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hosa Pendarvis, 1884 Com
merce Street.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-21

Pfc. David c. TORY of Utica In
stItute son of Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Tory, is taking his basic trainine
at Camp Lee, Va. His brother, Bur
nell Tory, S &c, is now stationed
at portsmouth, VT. He has been in
service more than two years.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Brown CT Cox St.
left Sunday for Oakland, Califor
nla,. where they viii stay indefi-
nltely; Mrs. Browa is the sister Of
Mrs. Crosby.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-21

Mrs. Title Davis is spending a
Joyous vacation in Chicago and
Minneapolis, Mimi, with her sis
tiers, accompanied by her lovely
little daughter, Velma.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-23

100 GUINEAS, young and old 80 New
Hampshire Red hens. l and 2 yrs. old.
WHITE MINoRCA PuLLETs. A. A. A.,
ready to lay; Flemish Giant breecinR and
Pei PrILE EffRhif syn VA coe eSs5 mos
Bluffs Reds; reasonable; look for egg sign
G YoNs L hnIcpR NJ Hys5is oG5
NEW HAMPSHIRE PULLEIs for sale. 1868
800 BABY WHITE PEKIN ducklings and
Muscovy ducklings now ready TO go viii
be Just right for THANKSGIVING and Christ
old TO weeks old, for, THANKSGIVING and
Rockville 15s-W: "a miles from Court;
out Of Rockville. W. Montgomery ave
FOR BREEDING and laying purposes. set
Of sb,ra R bullets and I'D NeT HsmP
100 wHirE ROCKS. white wyandottes.
cockeTeis. broilers end flyers rye healthy nv
pullorum tested have crates for them
1909 Addison Chapel I'd. ne. Kenilworth
y. H. RED PULLETs. now laying; also pull
lets 10 weeks to 20 weeks, fryers; reason
sALE-Leshorns and Rocks, 500. sell one
or g.s a., eheaP Rring ceops MRS y L
shoats Berkshire and Hampshire; largest
white German Embden and mammoth
and geese, 80 each. Huge Muscovy brakes,
$ to IA BIS. proved breeders 50 30 each.
THIS years mammoth PekinE ducks 8 TO Q
breasted bronze turkeys, 6 mos old IL to
% lbs. 4 mos. old bronze and white Hol
to.iay pHllets. SIS to si95 this month
2r Al a P9St % Poe Cal Roskys l5S iIs:
SIDE West Mortsomery ave, coming OUT
100 RHODE ISLAND REDS, U; s certified
E, s certified LeghoTn pullets, now laying
FOR sALE-ThiTty White Leshorn puilets,
keys, 5, weeks old, well !feathered, 50 so
PEKIN DUCKS, white Hllcrest Farm,
ATsTRo-WHiTTE PuLLETs, lse., lay soon.
s.; chinchilla rabbits, s. so UP, Write
Box 245, Herndon' Va or call 61s Spring
SPECIAL BARGAIN SALE Of chickens
Closing cut large Barred Rock bullets and
od s GF vs aHf o q 55e Weeks ed
800, Free dsliTery in large lots OK
FOR FOX s. s.f 81 Sit is4se I've turkeys 2 Roes
TURKEYS. suineas, ducks. qapons and the
sqsex Brown A ana v AnfS3P GoF baf
white and black MirorGas, White Rock.
I ESTsf P RG e eh9ne sol Rok Wsbn aS
BABY CHiCKs-Ioo N H Reds. weeks
old: 80 Rock Red Cross. 3 weeks old
MAXW ELL. D.tenss hwy Lanham,, Nd .G3'
15C to s. so WA. S3l2
HENS. PULLETS and fine chickens Call
Glebe 1871. 37o9 9th st. South, Arlington.
90 LAYING PULLETs. - % each Barred
Rock. Hamp. Reds 1900 Delaware St,
80 PTLLETs, y. Il Bed. s1.s5 ca p
rs N. H. Red chicks wks. old ~ cts.
ca 5025 Branch ave. Sc. Spruce 04o9
WHITE ROCKS cockerels, ; mos, fine
stock, ,AAA. over. 8 lbs, So each. 5000
31th Dl, Hyattsville, Nd.
WHITE ROCK AND WYANDOTTE, mixed:
Is pullets and ROSTERS: entire lot 81 each
MsMIGHEN, 4eI5 Canal I'd; EN-. 4767.
FINISHING BROODER, 4 decks. all metal
with drop pans, feed and water trays;
sells new SIS: excellent condition. S45
McMICHEN, 42l5 Canal I'd. EN- 4767. :
600 BARRED ROCKS, 80 Jersey Giants. l
large brooder house: oil heat and equip
ment:. sacrifice. Phone Falls Church