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BOATS.

BOAT BUILDERS and dealers wanted to
handle the sales. and instanatlon OF tns s
new Ramsey beat tTaier Ttb akfi aaued bv
marine nusG sup Supplies: Describe facilities and
E1ase dsTSntor dfsrSd On NO sox s saE n Star
TRIfSCoTT. 1e4s sedan, 81 IT., now on
display, a modern styling modsfn si II mste S{tn
Truscott ; IT seaworthiness. large, liveable
boat with accommoda tions for SIX people;
twin Chrysler 115-h.p. motors with speed
np msnt to oIy n NAr1oSaI Il t9SPfsS1 MoToR BOAT
SALES NE. e3O3
CRUISER, 41x11x3, Gray Lugser @ engine, ne,
Portable and easy to handle; 81 $50; See
MR. FLEMING at Durms Boatyard, Wnlte.
ha Greek near SANDY point FFTy W eonsdss Wfss
trading for more expensive boat a
WANTED-outbosrd motor, regardless q
size or condition; cash for same. 73T
ii!Fr. IliP - PiLiYwooD combination outbosrd,-
sailing dinghy, complete With saiS' M6 maS5' aaaa
aansE AsREf sGoop psSo e:s 8 IT, Sc Sleeps r. gse
head, large cockpit, l suit new wand, and l sui suit
used sails; hull and engine cowplstey OYER nfJI,
coRP, eeIafe feo Port Elco on-the- Hague Norfolk.
cusToMHBuILT CRUISER SEDAN and
1oWboats 1pHfe saGlhf MfEMAN N BROS shady Side, Nd
BuDA Diesel engine, I25sshppoo poo heayy.dn;yi W.nnN
& GALL, INC, 933 H st. s.w,, NE. 1l13.
FOR SALES cruiser; sleeps four;
1so X, Fairiand st. mi. east Annandale. va.
otrBosRD 81 paSs D, MOTOR. Neptune; 81 hg,.
@ ia;hp. EI.i9Ri IA, .r,n. 4asS sn.tr. model p,
tinguishers, outboard motors, scripps ma
RisR r. sRsi3si z e z1o SON isis ish
EvINRUpE outSoaEd m, motorsnNeE.i; g an.n.;,v 1e4s
h.p. Sportsman, 54 h,p. Zephyr, 81 h p.
LigntfoUr; better buy now to be sure. B. 8.
FULTON. INC, s05 Maine ave s.w EA'
EvrNRUpE and Elto outOoard motors
Thompson boats new .t,r snd usea; nrs.snt seryfes
o5TTfnoAR1p t5Tsf 1 llss ASp s. IsNBoARD motorbosts.
utility boats Fow6oas boats and dnsh1ss and md
gomDSre your new 'NS5,f Goat. cADEI CREEK BOAT
o8sR WoaKs K1seGs2s GsrT What to May0 saa Ma
GHsonfxE dsz Snf suRasTTEk Wafer rask nj made ms..
stane:f T Kick ''Gs oatss snks G1G2Nr 2par Na aso
1919 GUARANTEED USED BOATS
2s-ft. I947 Truscott sedan cruiser l1b
Cnrysler motor. sleeps four. $3.50
24-!t 1a47 Truscott sport cruiser. s5
Chrysler motor, S3.15h,
20-ft Davis cruisalonz la47. ship.
Knrnath motor. 26 m.p.h three months
Old; many extras; sold for e@''o"' No"
az: sailing sioop, sleeps three. new s.
hip Universal motor. 81 .295,
New 115-h.p. Chrysler Crown motor
1 .45-to-I reduction, SIS. .,,
New 10 and Is #. Lyman outhoards and
3. : and o hp. Mercury outboard motors:
small down payments, two years to pay.
Order your f94s Truscott or Cruisalons
now Production and delivery limited this
year NATIONAL MOTOR BOAT SALES.
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c. E.
l.
DOGS. PETS, ere. tcent. !,

OC6S, PETS, kfS. tSonf.t.
PIGEONS, white king; pairs and singles.
old .,e and y9gns; stas fer SQUAD business hobby
e fNGffsH Rffs Sd stIIpoG. GlsS female, nine weeks
old, desiraSls, ,.ss gssdisres S =, TR; ssss;
Excellent pedigrees, 40 Lawrence ave.
esass9t 4sss,ssss osS4 solid and
ssls, Ids,, cal Ssisher;Sars sIs;5; ,,,,.
saa %snh' fs ht tsdy sass snd %
MExicsS IL sssS' CHIHUAHUA. black; sacrihc..
fsa fsGLfsH TA SETTER, months old, female;
all papers; sac. BY Chief Mate and Ful-
Dssfs xHsSn Hisi ssst sss sas TAM
! reasonsoly priced. MRS. RUSSELL COL
WIN, Box 456, Warrenton, Va. Tel. War
COCKER sFANIEL PUPPIES, small type.
rarti-colors and solids: S. B, WADDELL.
Phons 1oGsrR RieSPa sPaN1E1 f9wS hIons Axe req and
pc:.igreed. Reasonable 3035 R. /. ave. ne.
TOY MANCHESTER PUPPIES; ideal size
a Tor SR 4 Eligible for AKG rsssa0n'
pion sired Axe registered; SIPS. CHI.
istered; good lineage; SIS, TE. 62i1'
AT STUD-Toy Manchester terrier, AKo
5s5tssfEfa cockEs sFhN1fss "A ShSt beautiful healthy
puppies. Axe registered. sTos soth pi.
bAcHsaDNb AZ saGSSr PSPprEs, male and female.
black and tan. also red; champion sired.
1AGATioNERsNBoard your, dog in ssni;
indoor heated kennels. private runs; long
MONT FARM Kennels. Gaithersburs 251.
CANARIES-Borders Hartz NJ and Z, color ,.s
Also breeding hens. 1856 Branch ave.
COCKER PUPPIES. blacks, and black-and-
oslte1 oR o4s4 geo wilson 0'Vo'' Ariins'0n' Vs.
RED RED PERSIAN KITTEN. male, 10 weeks
sIp ssirz ca puPPnhs PRnfEs 'Sla 'pare0red RA $500
PEkINGEsE ri5SI sm PUPPIES, little beauties, ped
and reg: Axe; reasonable. 50oo5 Addison
MISATuRf NJ kfHSeF's 'scRSAuzER RS PGrrIEs and
grown stock, for companion and show $50
e sRD1GsEED Efi H6SD SpDALMATrAN for sale sale; s-mo..
KRIss KRoss KESNELs-Treat your dog
to the best, we offer the nest TOGO sSpns spS
home choice cocker pups available; also
aT GGeksTi sTpbafe st. i5@f wee EsFtsf Scot
si.h terrier; Axe registered. Call sSH.
BOXERS, hashy tavn, both sexes; sho"
sa5ie % and H'SSf White. "' caH III MISS VIRGINIA
cocKtRs caAS IS axe axe 9tsst aes p p.dsreea part
cbampon cbtEi Ta p'S stock: W also Golden Hamstsrs.
socRtR e Ref sPasiEI Gs nal4 PUPPIES, solid black
poas nea solasn aNp Cars Dos ooareed. week ends or
engss senses aetefnsrs
WEE KENNELS. Al 5 Conn ave. WO 0224:
Evening star., 1948-02-01
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

BELGIUM RABBITS for sale. lals
vGa WaNTED@Horses II; sf to board Best Of care: care:
r. !a; ~ " uppNRoviN FARM phone Laurel
sows; seven 9-week-old PIGS; four IL.
week-old pigs: best ress6onaoie oner ny
TtG1sTrkrp WsdnsSdsksr Bowie SEHatsd pleasure horse
CHESTNUT beautifui years old sound;
vii, consider trade for hunter or walk ni;-
ing mare. H. A. WOoDLIEF, Hilton VII
FRESH cow. large grade GUERNSEY T.s;
and bangs tested and guarsnteed; z fsai
dairy COW, 3rd calf $3.50; also HhS
NASH FARM, Brookeville. Md, or pnone
Aberdeen kB HosT ANGUS vearlins steers na-
tive raised vaccinated. choice quality.
SH 2114 ME-. 1884. .tI--.S
BAY GELDING, handsome ther9ugnd9Ees' hsadf
sound; legs cleaned iqmpedd d.n 9wneE Rx t4ss ss
after stFte : 8 pm M eves'; % ali day Sun. Il
MIDGET PONY, AZ years old, 42 inches
high, black: must sell, Call TE 632Z. ~
COWAN CHICKS--Md., .: S. ap. Pui.
ior 10 more profit, cowAN FARMS Bowie
u S. approved. Hatches every Friday.
closed on Sunday. HINES HATCHERY
olney. Md. Ashton 202l; ,,,.sr. ora
and horse goods in and near Washinston.
New and used forward seat jumping SAD
dies, trotting horse equipment sheets,
coolers and race harness, break cart
sToMBocK's. 327s NJ st. NV. MI 046g'
Evening star., 1948-02-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AN ANT !

HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AM,
FURNITURE CO.. 622 st. NV. Natlonai
TEJEyIsION SETS for rent. Large. pic
ture models available for tavern; hotel;
bar, grill, etc; any make or modei; smait @
;taa VACGuM III a'Ac CLEANER RENTAL service BY
day or week. all types; upright or ea5i tank
hEEHANs RADIO q APPLIANCE 1902
FOR RENT-Folding chairs for group
meetings, SMITHS TRANSFER & STOR-
AGE CO, 1913 Yor st. NV. NO. 3a43
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AVIATION.
CHITE Gail Wisconsin 1856 Sunday

CHUTE. Gail Wisconsin 1856 Sunday
TAYLoRCRAFT. 1946 special upholstery,
soundproofing, nav lights. two-way radio
with loop; ex cond:: 23o hours; sl,250 or
best cash offer, WI 249S. 8.
work contact JOHNNY DORR. Maryland
Airport, Pomonkey. Nd; we also spectal-
ize In custom fabric and dope work. Phone
Indian Head 1881.
HANGAR SPACE. HYDE Field. Spruce 0ssS.
Lycoming engine; total time $50 hours;
Sl.ss5; can be financed CONGRE5.
SIONAL AIRPORT. OIL asSs. .
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cash; APEX RADIO 1913 N. I. ave- IL"
he' ssfPs0 be yut@as II lsthto
reproduction Of music; Stephens, .o,,ai mooe !
new cond,. same, fine unit as usea i i
Fisher radio. incls: 15-in low-freeuenc
and dydns nesTork al
and acousticsly designed Stephens base
reflex cabinet; unit lists at $265, oneret
substantially below market at Si3o; nE, ais
changer as used in Fisher combination
plays / o and II in. records intermixe,
and shuts of after ads aSt refoTd sePats Paiea
filter, SO. For details call Sunday ate
kaa.pfio,PHoSoGRaPH aa fpii oS ?sss combination. 1874
ord changer, FM, shortwave and stand
ard broadcast: cost $685.: for irnmedlat I
ard broadcast, excel cond.; best offer. OIL
RR5AiD5iio-PHoNoGRAPH COMB, strombers
sa Sas rss r 'hapses E 51s
RADIO RADIO sPaRAKER. Altec-Lansing. sos du
plex, in walnut cabinet; 3o-watt, fu
sf''Sat;Gn' at $3.50. cH. 1000, Ext. Els.
RADIO, stromberg Carlson, excellent con
SsooE Ss9R ter ero ne rec0ra apt FR 4s7
RADIO, Zenith, 1O-tube, floor model, ex
celent c9nd, beautiful cabinet last pr. pre-
/
record player; sacrifice at $50, and O.
days free service. Temple 443l.
RADIO, RCA,. IL tubes. 3 bands. 12-incl
RaDio RAJ HtsiaH; PHoSoGRxPH. stronbers
New World, mahogany, 1 mo. old, 194t
model, cost S495, sell for $3.50. VI. $3.50
Ext: 567 preferably after 3 evenings.
sole Am oS 5shor. wsye; Sso. 5 mos. old exec
RUG, 9x12. red velvet all wool, cost S165
will sell for $50 or best offer WI. 909e
RADIO O-PHONOGRAPH, Philco. console
standard and short wave, push-button, ex
RADIO o-PH0NOGRAPHS =, .RcA Victor
$3.50 model with combination. with FIN
S325; Scott musicale model. de luxe hi
fidelity record player, complete with th
new automatic needle scratch and nois
suppressor: list price, S797,, 7,,25. now onl.
$3.50; both slightly used, but the lstes
new. National 1898. JORDAN PIANO
RADIO -PHoNoGRAPH, new, crosley: va
s1SS1 nfT ss5 1 ca1pshart with tn
exclusive t9rn-oysr ohanger; perfect con eon
@ st. NV. Il
Evening star., 1948-02-01

BUDA Diesel engine, 125--h.p,o; heayy.d,Httyy,
g. GALL. INC, g33 H st. sw., NE. lib
Evening star., 1948-02-22
| Byzantine Prince
| Expands Claim to
Croatia, Serbia d,
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

ROME, Feb. 21.-Prince Lascaris
a butterfly and coin collector who
traces his line back to $500 BIC.
has expanded the vast empire which
he claims.
The Prince is pretender to the
throne of Byzantium Qstanbul OF
Constantinople) from which his
family was driven 600 years ago
Now he also claims the throne OF
Croatia and Serbia, held by another
branch of his family until 500 years
ago.
This expansion resulted from the
death in Naples January "a OF
Prince Nicola Nemagna Paleologo
of Kaponic, a member of the Croa-
ti-Serbia branch. Lascaris said this
left him as the last known survivor
of a once great family.
The 26-year-old Prince said his
own empire includes Turkey, Bull
garia, Jerusalem, Cyprus, Armenia
and Bitina. His new claims include
these territories: Sebria, Croatia,
Slovenia, Romania, Bosnia, Dalma-
tia, Dioclea, Toplitsa, Albania and
Dardania (the Dardenelies).
Evening star., 1948-02-22
Randolph to Address
St. Andrews Assembly

Jennings Randolph, assistant to
the president of Capital Airlines,
will address the Potomac Assembly
of the Brotherhood Of st. Andrew
at its George Washington Birthday
breakfast in the National Press
Club at 9 am. tomorrow. Mr.. Ran
dolph will speak on Can We Pre-
vent World War III?"
The Brotherhood Of st. Andrew,
an organization Of Episcopal men
and boys, will attend their annual
communion service at 8:15 am. TO-
morrow at the Church Of the
Epiphany. The Very Rev. John w.
Suter, dean of Washington Cathe-
dral, will celebrate the communion.
Evening star., 1948-02-22
|512 Receive Degrees
Tomorrow al 6. W. u.
Winter Graduation

George Washington University
will award degrees to 512 graduates
at winter convocation exercises at
8 pm. tomorrow at Constitution
Hall.
Traditionaliy the winter gradua-
ton is held on George Washington's
birthday but this year 1t is being
held on February % since the holi-
day is on Sunday. The first Presi-
dent left 20 shares of Potomac
Canal stock in his will for the
founding of the university here.
Degrees will be conferred by Dr.
Cloyd Heck Marvin, president oi
the university. with the deans o1
the various schools presenting the
candidates. DR.. Marvin will deliver
the charge to the graduates after
degrees are presented.
To Receive Phi. d.
A doctor of philosophy degree will
be awarded to Miss Sarah Elizabeth
Roberts, an economist with the
division of international labor, State
Department, since 1943. The title
of her thesis is "A History Of Trade
Unionism in Latin America"
A doctor of education degree will
60 to Clifford p. Froehlich, specialist
with the occupational information
and guidance service, United States
ONCE of Education. His thesis is
entitled Factors Related to the
Effectiveness of Counseling."
Washington's Collateral Descendant
One of the graduates will be Miss
Dorothy Anne washington, collat-
eral descendant of George Wash
ington. She is the daughter o1
Lawrence T. Washington, 1927 Six.
teenth street NV. Another grad
uate will be Mrs. Elmer A. Chatham
1104 North Pitt street, Alexandria
who has attended eight colleges and
universities in the United States
and Hawaii while keeping up with
her Navy officer husband.
Students from foreign countries
who will receive degrees include
Mrs. Madiha Umar. wife Of Yassin
Umar, financial secretary OF the
Iraq Embassy; Mauricio Juan Bares
and Gloria Marie Comulada, both Of
Puerto Rico; Yu Husan HUI, former
ly an accountant with the Chinese
supply Commission Gn absenten1a)
Mavis Claire Sanidad, Philippine
Islands: Hiroski Saki, Hawaii, and
Dorothy Ruth Stovall, Guam.
Evening star., 1948-02-22
Business Unit Set Up
For Red Cross Drive

Completion of the general busi-
ness division organization for the
annual District Red Gross campaign
was announced yesterday by H
Randolph Maddox, division chair
man.
The division will seek q $315, ,l00
quota from 1900 business firms.
The following group chairmen will
lead the division: u
z. A. Loehl, Willard Smith, Al
bert Earnest, Robert E. Graham
Walter Distler, Marshall Trippe,
Frank Weakley, Paul Largent, Roy
voshall, Bernard r. Shield, G. M
Mooney, Robert De Sombre and
Walter Miles.
Evening star., 1948-02-22
French Sheets That Soved GIs
In Battle Of Bulge Replaced

The sheets were marked with the
name of a Winchester donor. More
than 600 sheets also were presented
to the old peoples home Of nearby
Bastogne.
Col. Hanlon thus discharged .
debt as he had promised when the
villagers gave their irreplaceable
bedsheets to camoufiage his para
Evening star., 1948-02-22

chute infantryu1en who had dropped
onto the surrounding snow covered
fields In 1914. The villagers sacrifice
saved the lives Of many men In the
502nd Parachute Infantry, he said.
Col. Hanlon arrived this time in
car accompanied by the American
military attache, and other embassy
officials.
Bastogne, three miles away, now
has signposts calling 1t the Nuts
City," recalling the famous retort
Of Brig. Gen. Anthony A. McAulifie
Ito the German commanders
demand to surrender.
Evening star., 1948-02-22
by the Asseeiotsd Press

HEMROULLE. Belgium, Feb. 21.--
Col. John Hanlon Of winchester,
Mass, again summoned Hemroulle
villagers today by ringing the
church bell as he did Christmas
Eve, 1914, in the Battle Of the Bulge,
This time he presented each Of
"a villagers with pair Of bedsheets
Evening star., 1948-02-22

o oPEN sun.
DAYS, o Am.
30 ] Pm. .
We sk rs, 9
an. 10 9 pm.
-. Friday and
Saturday, 8 Am.
30 3 p.m.
Evening star., 1948-10-07
Roanoke College Ban
On Football Aids Glass
Marks, Lutherans Told
By Casper Names
Stor Stof Correspondent

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 7.-Drop-
ping intercollegiate football at
Roanoke CVaJ College has resulted
in distinct scholastic improvement
on the part Of both faculty and
students at the school, the United
Lutheran Church In America learned
today at its 18th biennial convention
here.
The sport at the church-supported
school Of more than 800 students,
Is per cent of them male, was
dropped in 1943.
The report, made by the church
body's Board Of Education Com
mittee, further declared freshmen
now have "a better opportunity to
obtain q correct sense OF values u
It also contended professors now
are not Inundated by requests for
favors for athletes" that scholar
ships are awarded "only on the basis
Of true scholastic merit" and that
money previously spent on building
football teams is being used for the
benefit of all students.
Now Intra- Mural Sport.
Football at the school now is on
an intra mural basis. a college off,
cial at the convention said. He
pointed out that about half Of the
male student body today is taking
part in the class and intra- mural
football program.
Colleges supported BY the United
Evening star., 1948-10-07

than 4O0, 1000 post cards and letters
were received as a result Of the
broadcasts. This is the second year
the program has been on the air.
A proposal tor the establishment
Of a Department of Church Archi-
lecture to advise congregations. in
stitutions and agencies of the church
body concerning building ventures
was presented to the convention to-
day. 1t was pointed out in the re-
port that the church will spend
millions OF dollars during the next
few years on new edifices, parish
buildings and parsonages. and ex-
pert help will be needed to keep
down costs. The department to be
conducted under the direction OF
the church's Executive Board will be
started In January, 1949, with a
$32, ZOO budget for the first year OF
operation.
Thomas p. Hickman of Washing
ton, member OF Reformation Luth-
eran Church, will preside at the
dinner OF the Lutheran Laymen's
Movement tor Stewardship. to be
held tonight. Mr.. Hickman is presi-
dent Of the organization. DR.. Clar-
ence c. Stoughton Of New York,
executive director of the Lutheran
Laymens League, will be the prin-
cipal speaker.
Evening star., 1948-10-07

Lutheran Church that now have
football teams competing with other
schools include Gettysburg, Witten-
berg. Susquehanna and Muhlenberg.
The report was noted in connec-
tion with proposal before the con-
vention, urging the church body to
set Christian Higher Education
Year appeal for 100000 for the
colleges. OF this amount, $500 900
would be allotted to the seminaries,
$4,500, 600 for the colleges and $500, 900
for a special aid fund for distribu-
tion to seminaries and colleges by
the body's Board Of Education.
DR.. Franklin Clark Fry of New
Rochelle, N. Y, yesterday was elected
to another two-year term as presi-
dent of the United Lutheran Church
for the third consecutive time. He
received 487 votes out of 50S cast.
DR.. F. Eppling Reinartz of New
Rochelle was reelected secretary of
the body and Henry Beisler of New
York was chosen treasurer at the
meeting yesterday.
DR.. Blackwelder Lauded.
The Lutheran Laymen's Radio
Committee report today lauded DR..
Oscar F. Blackwelder of Washington,
pastor OF the Lutheran Church OF
the Reformation, for his efforts on
the church.sponsored radio program,
Sunday Vespers," this summer.
The report also noted that 125 sta
tions throughout the Nation carried
the program and recorded that more
Evening star., 1948-10-07

they will be able to save the sight of
the right eye Of King Phumiphon
Adulet Of Siam.
King Phumiphon, 10, suffered nu-
merous injuries, including . cut on
the eye, in an automobile accident
near here Monday. The surgeons
Evening star., 1948-10-07

said yesterday that he might lose
the sight of the eye.
They said 1t will be several days
before their chance for success will
be known definitely. The Kings
condition today was reported un-
changed.
Evening star., 1948-10-07
We're HAPPY but we're SOR

We're HAPPY because you really overwhelmed
US last week end on the occasion Of our Grond Re-
opening! Your response for exceeded our fondest
hopes hopes S"d Judging from from some Of tn: smo' we
new policy: to provide the finest in fancy groceries
at plain, down-to-eorth prices!
Evening star., 1948-10-07

More than 1000 nurses marched
in Hyde Park, London, in a more
pay" demonstration.
Evening star., 1948-10-07
Irish Sturt Sules Drive

Irish manufacturers, working under
new quota agreement for Fire,
plan a sales drive in England for
Irish poplin, shoes, cosmetics, tweed
and trailers.
Evening star., 1948-10-07

We're SORRY thot we could not properly serve
the crowds thot turned out for our Grand Reopen
ing! To those who could not get woited on to
take advantage Of our Reopenng Specdls we ore
humbIy sorry for the inconvenience we coused you,
ond hope you will give US another opportunity to
demonstrate our qrotefulness
Evening star., 1948-10-07
Swiss Surgeons Hope
To Save Siam Kings Eye
By The Assoeio,sd Pres

LAUSANNE, Switzerland, Oct. T.
Surgeons said today that they hope
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-11-15
Presidents We Have
Laul- ched A Member "a
ship Crusade Lets
March
All Out For The
Membership Crusade

We are especially asking and re-
questing that each local president in
the Association get a minimum of
one new member in this crusade.
If this is done, we viii certainly
make a nice showing as there are
presidents who have already added
as many as five or six. Presidents,
you can do it. You have done it.
and I have faith and belief in you
that you viii continue to do it.
Please don't let me down at this
particular time. We are in dire
need of an increase in membership.
We hope to publish the names Of
all presidents who have joined ia
the great parade of this membership
crusade.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-11-15
SFUQUALAK

The Shuqualak High School No.
2 has just closed its Annual School
Drive sponsored by the Trustees and
Teachers of this Institution which
was divided into the following
groups:
Group No. l, Mr.. E. c. Coleman
and Mrs. L. R. Scott, 54361; 2, Mr..
Vivian Sanders and Mrs Ida M. Gull
ley, $4430; 3, Mr.. Walter Damper
and Mrs. E. V. Christian, $415O; 4,
Mr.. Nobel Ash and Miss Ora Deem
Mosley, S5271; 5, Mr. Ike CASTOR
and Mr.. w. B. Reed, Jr., S5188. To-
tai $2340O.
Mr. Noble Ash and Miss Ora D.
Mosley won the highest honors in
the drive with the amount of $52.71.
The Principal, w. 3. Reed, Sr.,
expressed his gratitude to all who
participated lin this drive.
Miss Josephine Gulley, Reporter
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-11-15

Funeral services for Mrs. Anna
Barrett of this city was held Sunday
November 7 from St. Paul Methodist
Church, with Rev. L. E. johnson Of
ficiating President Joe Hussey Of
Lodge No. lat was in the office a
few days ago and states that his
lodge is moving along nice.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-11-15

Please see to t that all death GER
tifcates for deceased members of
your lodge have been propel " filed
out and are in the Office.
Please see TO it thar tire policies
belonging to the deceased members
Of your lodge are either f. the hands
Of the local president, the benehci-
aries or the office.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-11-15
Notice TO Presidents

The office has on hand a limited
supply of white celluloid pins. We
have been trying for several years
to stock up on this particular pin,
however, to no avail. Place your
order now.
The price is 25c to members and
zoe to presidents.
The Office
NOTICE TO II. &. A. PRESIDENTS
WHO HAVE DECEASED
MEMBERS
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-11-15
STATE LINE

The South Wayne County Singing
Convention held its quarterly SEES
sion with the Mt Olive Baptist
Church, Saturday and Sunday, Oc-
tober 30-31 P lenty refreshments
were served on the grounds. $335.08
was raised. Rev. c. w. Dubose is
pastor and Mrs. Floria Johnson, Re
porter.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-11-15

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The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-11-15
NOTICE

The report blanks for the Decem-
Der Board have been mailed out t.
the local presidents. The date of
the Board is as of December IA, 1913
The Executive Board is requesting
all reports to lie in the Office on or
before December 9Th. Presidents
will please govern themselves &C
cordingly.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-11-15

Lodge No. IA reports the passing
of Mrs. Nancy Edwards. She had
been a dutiful member. Reverend
A. Manuel is president.