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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASPHALT DRIvEWAYs, parking areas
DRIXEs sFTyEs viS;sES GS Ex $685., GL; 1901; -27
+ 1IrnIshed ri he free. Cali Sligo 3942 W. B
Si5ssasE1 SoNcRETE Gem CEMENT WORK, footinss
rAnEA reesfiRins AT Ealis; 5s8t 9ld and new work
aySs EISSk !abans su. sns
ggiet installatiens, Bruce finishes. FLooR. sas
iMa iin sye GoNTFAST9sS; No 9gis INC. 1872 wiseon-
210-lb; composition shingle roof, overhead
aoor, box cornlce, service door, 6-lt. case
PsocoR Pses Tlae0ys vi nS1s sss4 complete $3.50 Can
asS 5S5s MISoEf M1nR5SSsRfnt ssEaE e.
GENERAL HOME REpA1Rs-carpentry,
paanting pa Esss and roof work. Call SAUNDERS
kiTcHESS, HEMoDELMG, planning iN@s and
Point E,aiin appliances. SUB. CONSTR. CO. CO.
ok asRS fsys IRON II sysnnEi Rases bu,r,,
Baa Baards o,sE grill pates mstsl eanogy Tons
INC INC Phone, Phone GIL. 34s4. Quick service
PAPER HANGING AND pA1Nr1Nc-WIb7ite A1Nr1NcI7
mechanics; 1st-class work; free Estimates.
sEmopEI sf eSefi Ak YotR 1Sso G6sEq MS BOOKER ss
space into an attractive Convenient a''b bath afs
or or powder room. Let US help you; esti-
Plnmber Pa1ef gwen e free nos osHAPIRo 5dddR Reg
kEMODELING, freproof1ng, roofing. siding
general nome improvement work, cellar to
roof; small monthly payments il desired
Cali ST. 1855 for free estimates. Ma
LioNAL DECORATING CO.. sO2 18th
ROOFING. siding, painting. or will build
q new home for you. R. J. STALKER,
aYATTsvILLE CONTRACTING co. -
PAINTING, papering, roofing and siding; all
work WORK guaarraanteed ara monthly terms: free esti-
LET US CONVERT your porch into a love-
ly den, complete with knoty pine walls
and hardwood or tile floors estimates on
REQUEST HYDALE CONTRACTORS, Home
Remodelers: WA. -sss7. UN 4241
ASKEW'S HOME SERVICE - Painting,
bsmt: to roof: reas. OR. 1900. 3O*
NOW is THE TIME for repairing youl
property, Free estimate; 20 yrs. in thu
DAN. WO. 272S. 81.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, -coored, wishes gh.w., days wk.
to pm; adults only; $25 wk. and
GIRL, colored. experienced, wants days
W9rk or full mornings work. D1 94S9
1irbts GrRt, c1iore6, wishes job s.h.w" stay
GIRL. colored. wants Mon, Wed, nearby
Va: Exper. S5 carfarel Vienna 237-M. .
GIRL, colored, wishes work as mothers
helper or maid, live in health card Phone
Gaithersburg 645-W-1.
GIRL. colored, wants full or part time
general housework. 1011 3rd st. sc.
TR. 1909.
GIRL. coored, wishes work as nurse
maid or light housework. Call AK $3.50. .
GIRL, colored. wants part time or days
work; exper. with children Ii. 1717:-
GiKL' eol91rsd ed desres shw' with refer
GIRL, &C colored. wa Wants part-ttms Job
MRS. MINERVA OWENS, 2Ol4 I4tt
q GIRLS, oolored. want days work. FIR
HoUsEKEEPER, white. with little boy s
yrs. old. Trustworthy and exper. Take
complete charge of any home Box 40s-T
MAID, colored, desires work, full or part
time; no Sundays. HO 1854.
WOMAN, colored, wants day work or part
time plain cleaning. Ref Call ME. 1854
REFINED CoLoRED GIRL wants Job car.
ing for children or child of employed
parents. FIVE or six days week. No Sundays
some some housework No cooking. Decatur
COLORED GIRL wants general housework.
FIR. 306S.
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PERSONAL.

EXQUISITE DYEING is like from heaven
corner Georgia and New Hampshire.
WILL the former Elizabeth Sine. that
g1rksd Sf for @ Rssy sehlskIsT please contact
WILL EXCHANGE third-ioor room and
woman who is wiling to stay in four
nights q week with two school-age chill
dTsn Dd hs hsms e in ng 30, s
BIBLE-srUDY GROUPS being formed
For information. write Post Once Boz
IlI5i LapiEs.esSTpME2 EgasssREt9n r c Hair eut
CLIPPERS used HOTEL SHERATON LOB.
BY,S BARBER SHOP. 18th and L NV
DREsSMAKERS' AND TAILORS' supplies
buttons made, belts and buckles made, We
are opening our new and larger store
todag s%ag RIppLGs. zoos Fla. ave. NV; Du
fSEKMANENT WAVES. 81; shampoo and
work done By advanced students. WAR.
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 G st
ALTERATIONS on all ladies. garments,
SENraf s f'n TEcaSicias@2sGo5srpH Il aS az 2sR5 RICE
Prompt service on dental plate repairs
saSsoNs az 9ss st eoiiSR4s1nan IS l1sh and o75s
and boarding: 18th season opens Sept. i;
Sunday and weekday registration. 10 am
TO 6 pm; nursery through 9th grade
daily transportation "door-to-door''; ho
lunches, Approved Approved by Maryland Stat.
Upon % request. s4oi Georgia s.a ave-. sH. tf is7S
NURSERY-Enroll now for fall term. be-
sround. sligo 45s3. s7'
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EXECUTIVE sECRETARY consulting
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

LEARN TO, DRIVE IN washineton's Oldest,
largest and most modernly equipped auto
driver training school; l948 model cars
patented dual controls: permits secured
D. c.. Md. Va EASY METHOD. NO. 1894
and diamond setting taught I in ali phases; a tss
an uncrowded. highly paid field; approved
for CT training. SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL
OF JEWELRY REPAIRING, SIT 14th St
NV. ST 3773 81
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches Eng
lish, .self-confidence. freedom from self
consciousness; pvt. tutor. MI 1850.
LEARN TO SEW-Small groups in day or
evening. Professional teacher. WO. 9122.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. all
subjects taught Approved by Government
fo5 tg, 81 1t training lnIs WAR.FLYHN I1sa BEAUTY
TELEVISION-Would like to talk to re-
liable men to train in spare time. sOpportu-
mites available now in television. Men Sc
lected must be serious minded and able
to furnish own tools. In reply, state age,
education end working hours. Write
UNITED TELEVIsION, BOX BAIT, Star
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for Deep Freeze-Packag-
ing, boxes, bags, wrappings FIR 1908.
AMER1SAN az e y PAPER Co. 1896 H me-
ADDING MACHINE. Burroughs. 13-bank.
electric motor driven, S75. Also 9-bank
electric motor driven, add and subtract
500. 63e New York ave NV. -27
AIR CONDITIONERS-New Phiicos and
Carriers in all sizes. Used reconditioned
units of all makes. Full installation and
service facilities. It pays to deal where
dependabilitA Is time-proven since 1875
4, =, s. JoHNsnH So 60. BE . LOST 81
window type, excellent condition, SIS.
Lot 8, TEMPLE TRAILER VILLAGE, Alex
andria, Va. 26s
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REPAIRS and SERVICES tcant. J


ROOF kEPAIRS, cutters and downspouts,
all types, painting and waterproofing,
prompt service. MR.. WRIGHT, RA. 9446
23s
ROOFING, TIMING. ROOF PAINTING, re-
pairing guttering and spouting. Cali MR..
SH1PLEY, GE. 415S Al
SINK TOPS replaced with Formica or
stainless steel, kitchens remodeled with
youngstown HOTPOINT or American cabinets.
No. 5S0S. MASTER APPLIANCE CO
STONE, FLAGSTONE AND CEMENTlSpe.
clalizing IN stone retaining walls and flag
stone also cement drives. porches. walls,
mates call JERRY. AT. 1886
IiffrEWkiIEks ~ cleanef: oiled and adjusted
All work guaranteed RE ll77 UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO. s1a ,4th NV ca
NOTICE TO ALL CAR OWNERS Expert
body and fender work, glass work and gen
erai repairs; also cars painted eXpertly;
500 and up; no Job too small nor too ige.
to handle; pick UP and deliver, free esti-
mates. GIVE us trial, guaranteed work;
Dial FA. 1899. Ask for foreman, Mr. Fino
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PERSONAL tCont.l

SLIP Covers, DRAPERIES professionally
tailored from your or our material. Work.
manship guaranteed; ST; 1000. -26
don, Va. has vacancies; reasonable rates
Call Herndon eos. -2T
ALTERATIONS AND DRESSMAKING done
expertly, quickly and reasonably. MRS
RIDDLE, 1904 Florida ave. NV. Telephone
rU. $685. 2G*
MOTHER will give loving care, room and
board to child, school age: new suburban
home: refined neighborhood, near school
Box 1S1-T, Star 27*
HAVE VACANCIES in private cultured
home in excellent neighborhood for semi
invalid convalescents and neurotic North
.7S43 26s
PEACHES for canning, sugar corn. vege-
COleSVille pike. / mile north CnleSYille -.1H
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.
NO Ann

ssESkETARIEs, s2,4oo to $500, tyDist
$3.50. Many exceptional opport. for a
PLoYMENT SERVICE. 170s g st. NV.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY can place ele-
mentary teachers: $500 to $3.50 month
Colorado Bldg. 14th and G. RE 1898
AL LEGAL sEcY.. $4,000 a., ust under
S eSper ea to ssa5 ERportimport seey seey
start SIS wk Personnel secretary. start
S225 mo; Secy... aviation background. 5
days; S225 Trade assoc. secy.. to $4,000
yr. Dozens of others daily. Call in for
the better appointments. Est 80 yrs.
See Miss Lee or Miss Grant at once.
BQYDS. 18th and G NV. Ma. 234O.
GAS STATION ATTD. (mD, 5000 mo-, h. S.
edu.; mechanics, motor; cook. white, exper /;
laundry route salesman; storeroom steward.
Call in at once, see Miss Fox. PERSONNEL
SERVICE, 1911 G st. NV. MA. 21l7.
Al PERSONNEL 10; need 200 secre-
taries, typists. bookkeepers, accountants,
daily. for current openings; top salaries.
Oldest. largest empl. agency in city. Est.
81 wears. over Zlotnick's, floors. Visit
BOYDIS. 18th and G, MA. 234O.
Al PERSONNEL 10; need 2G0 secre-
tarles, typistS. bookkeepers. accountants,
daily, for current openings; top salaries.
Oldest, largest empl. agency in city. Est.
.32 yrs, over Zlotnick's, floors. Visit
BOYD'S, 18th and G, MA. 2340.
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BAR AND GRILL, NV. section, doing
profitable business; low rental; living quar-
ters on property; priced to sell at S16,-
500, with half cash
Sandwich shop and soda fountain. DELI
catessen. off-sale beer, adjacent to campus
closed Sundays; living quarters. and floor,
Of 4 rms. and bath; priced to sell. See
US for the best business listings in D. C.
For details, call weekdays till pm VIM
CALOMIRIs PROP, INC. 1912 18th ST.
NV, DI 1855. -27
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sale. cAssABIAN' 1904 o st. at Wis ave-
RUGssx12 Delhber rugs, like new, s5
end 81; Administer wool rugs: $40, SIS.
$50; large green brosdloom, l5x1s, $50;
also figured rug. I2xl5. Setter. sum
ner st and W. wool RE Eus sssI vi wool runner l74'
RUGs. oriental: half-price summer sale;
scattered sizes; o mSstiy nsw n1x on,g Sys,
4t EnG sSd lafs. ane sen small oTisnt.I.
reduced prices. RARE RUG SHOP, 2427
lsth st. NV. Open TN pm.
sAWS-De Walt radial. Wappat port. elee.
ssss says L '1aissaRiali5 SzssaD . Is iS
ssAi1xopHoNE. 81 Conn, 3 nat tenor. good
ssf s9:is.: Il .sss
sEw1se NV w sMAcHIsEs-Immsdia.e delivery s
ger portables. ,s117 so. now 500 Do
sai. Psssisi eons9s @as5;n. sssS9 ssa e. nov nov
Renting and repairing all makes. Have
tr tric: s1S.75. Free home dsmonstrssien.
aAeHE cnse II ssos conn SEWING aSe
NV. en-. 1885 or EM. 20o4. Open. Wed.
sKvwING MACHINE sALE-sinsers, siee-
demonstration; terms, 81 rs weekly. MOD
ERN yyAcggIUIHs gIIs sToRsEEsss so4 10th st.
sFW1Na Sew e MAC MacHfNks. M pos Singer .l.etrieu
sale or rent. We also eiectrify any make
sewing machine: imned. delivery. Open
ewes. 3109 14th St NV. CO. 2221.
CONTINUED on Next Pass.S
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BAKERY CONCESSION
INVENTORS, MANUFACTURERS

market; approXimate
short hours; rent, Ii
only $40 mo-: 40%
and must sell. Call
PASTOR-LUTZ, INC.
InUTnp CTnDE tnl
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sell your furniture
priced right. Max
or see EDWIN l.. E
established roomin
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freezer Donut machine and cabinet
kA k ssA7 % %siter 3 isl p.m. a.''A sen; .ss g.
also for immediate delivery; GE. Bendix
ADsA fas ass SsE CENTER 81
dition. ss5. ACE STORAGE CO. Ia 81
HsSasd H2wS MowEks, se II h.pd.saso,ln.. rl.etr,,
water htrs.. 1920 gal. Elements and con-
.ESi saRs ROOM N GAE Ssd sSs Sy.a nth
siaS s4s 'sh5' aso os s0i seansf nst s5 AZ Ss
LIVING ROOM SUITE chairs and q
Dayeno bed with custom made covers. $l25.
LIVING INi St2f ROOM SUITE. occasional chair
rug rug. lamps shEee A .ables;; Is, dinette set
fIGMBER, fgH pint: pine and and poplar mixed: and
snail malt orders fiied. ss5 a thousand. vi.
both new and used at Robinson's. Open
al day Sat. ,,n and Sun prss deliysrg ,v,S On
sssSSassi SsS sssnssS RosIasSSss,ags sgS AND
and ,3x4s, $40 per. thousand; all sizes
sTamns sana hce qsFn1 sUDNa ne
MATERIAL CO. 1902 MINI ave. ne. For
LUMBER-Direct mill shipments: Hard;
wood flooring. Red and White Oak. All
end matched. Inspected according NHFA.
Clear. $Iss; Select, sl9o; No. Common.
FOB. Culperer. virsinia. Freight 70
about s5-S7 per 1000 IT.
Carload lots only. 2G sight draft: 10 days
net. cULPEPER LuMEEE; NC 400
LUHBEH-Pine: dIree, min sn,pmens @
in smaller quantities: steel windows. hard.
wood flooring. insulation. sheetrcek and
other building materials: 3mmediate ce-
Quincy st.. Ari GI. ssSS.
LUHBER-An ample supply OF used hard
brick. lumber and other building materials
from many vreckinE Jobs. Get our quota.
tior before bugtng For courteous, prompt.
reliable service and square dealing; come
to the Little White House" at 15th and
= SIS; ne; Inspeetion invited. or call
MATCHED SET target pistols. coit-made
45, Colt Ace, in leather case, Sl25-
Woodley 109 after $50 pm. 30
MOTORS-1 /100-100 h.p- A.c.. de-, sold.
exch., rep. rewound; explosion-proof fans.
attic desk .cARTY ELECTRIC. 1908 I4th.
MOTORS, d. E. eurnent, variable speed. :
h.p. and ship. 720 18th 4. NV. 27'
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TITLE & INVESTMENT CORP, 925 18th
sTENoGRAPHER and clerk; s4s per week;
hrs. 9 to 5. b-day week: exper. nee P. J,
WALSHE. INC. Real Estate, Loans and
Insurance, lll5 Eve ST. NV, MA. 646s.
sTENoGRAPHER for accounting office.
Apply genera ofhee. WASHINGTON PROP
STENOGRAPHER - Excellent opportunity
for competent young lady with experience
work. w dsy s and
week. planned promotions and excellent
workipg conditions in newspaper office,
MING STAR, 11O1 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
sTENoGRAPHER-Fo management de-
located real estate office: adaptability and
WILLINGNESS to work more important than
attoas real estate experience eeS Fiveday week air
alive coworkers. Prefer native Of D.. c..
Protestant. under 80. Permanent: salary
open. Call NE. 1850 during oface hours
sTENoGRAPHER, excellent opportunity
for competent young lady with experience
work involving figures; 5-day, 40-hour
week, planned promotions and excellent
DTnF Dp Room 5S a sadas 0af al
TEStS AAE 5GE f. aEs Excel a"
work; pleasant working conditions: 5-day
week BARBER 4 ROSS CO.. 9Th and v
SITS. ne. DE O5U1. -2S
STUDENT desiring either morning or aft
ernoon work to type In salutations OF
ssW1FcasoAkb las kT GNp " TYrfs Gs NJ May ?as IS
hr. wk.. pleasant working conditions. Ap.
ply sS6 gpshur St; NV, IA; ZOO, -2s
ofhce, mornings. RE. 44S1. -26
TELEPHONE ANSWERING CLERK to han
die customer records. make posting anc
maintain files; must be capable of convers'
ing with customers; Call Mr. Biedermarr
BRO: INC. 13s 10Th St ne -26
TELEPHONE OPERATOR for small PBS
and general clerical. Pleasant work 40
hour week; many employe benefits Apply
at once, SEARS ROEBucK & CO., 592s
Georgia ave. NV. pa
TELEPHONE OPERATOR-Perm. position
as telephone operator and reference clerk:
must be able to type; exper preferred, but
not essential; good starting salary: vaca-
tion with pay and disqualification. Apply
IN person. to Mr.. Burton, CASTELBERG'S S.
1904 st. NV. %
TELEPHONE SALESwOMEN for interest
ing work In portrait studio. Apply HARRIS
& EWING, 1913 ST. NV -27
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Fate of Service Depends
On Special Levy Approval

Multnomah County will be COM
PEELED to curtail its services dras-
tically If the county's proposed
special levy of $1.9S7,353 fails to
win approval of the voters at the
special election July 8, 1t was
decided Saturday by members of
the Multnomah county tax super
vising and conservation commits.
sion.
The county commissioners said
every possible cut was made in
each of the departmental budgets
with the objective of keeping
costs at a minimum without i'm
pairing all needed county services.
lie has been pointed out that
among the curtailments that will
have to be made, IL the levy is
not approved, are county hospital
budget, county tuberculosis hospi-
tai, county health department,
Portland public library, sheriff's
policing budget, jouvenile court
budget and the county assessors
budget
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-07-07

THE VOICE OF AMERICA"

It has long been said that truth stranger than fic
ton and that the truth hurts.
The recent hullabaloo over the "Voiee of America"
broadcasts certainly substantates these statements
statements made in these governmen--sponsored propa
ganda broadcass but against the wisdom proprety of
beaming them to the listening world.
One Of the scripts found offensive referred to Paul
Robson the artist in whose house the of
talent, blood and money meet"
Anyone who keeps up with what is happening in the
world knows that this statement true Not only that
but it is true of many others could name. What's
wrong, then, in saying it to South America and to the
world?
Is it because the white supremacists cannot stomach
the awful truth that Robeson talent intellect and charm
attractive to white persons of breeding talent and
wealth as to those of his race?
The fact that Robson had the courage to speak his
mind the President and to Congress- Objectionable
that may be to the purists-has nothing to do with
his stature world figure with his political
plexion.
Another script referring to jefferson Davis Avenue
in Mobile, Ala, said
On this you only live That
you return they
And in another reference to Alabama, radio
rator said:
other of United (the south)
suf md struggled
One of the scripts contained silly statement which
said that Texas founded by 600 and their
respective bulls America has lost its of humor if
it expected any listener to believe such statement Page
Senator Claghorn.
Before shortsighted State Department attempts
to place responsibility for these truths leaking by the air
it should bear in mind that the rest of the world
knows the story and it's being taken in by America
which breaches doctrine and practices another
It's about time that the two synchronized
-Afro-A American
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Yakima and Tacoma
TACOMA NEWS
PHYLLIS wHEArLEY CLUB

PHYLLIS WHEATLEY CLUB
Mrs. Atha Taylor was hostess
to the Phyllis Wheatley Club last
Wednesday. Following the bush
ness hour, dainty refreshments
were served. The club recessed
to meet in September.
SIERRA CLUB
Mrs. f. Wilson entertained the
Sierra Club Thursday at lawn
party. Several guests were invited.
Among them was Mrs. Liza Nc
Cabe, and several others. Delicious
refreshments were served follow
ing which the club recessed until
September.
sTEWARDEss BOARD
The Stewardess Board No. q
entertained in the church parlors
last Wednesday night, netting a
nice sum. Mrs. Rodgers held the
lucky number for the basket of
groceries. Mrs. Jim Davis is presi
dent.
THE MASoNs
The Masons held their annua,
session at the Bethlehem Baptist
church last Sunday, rendering a
fine program. The Rev. e. B.
Wilson, pastor, delivered an elo.
quent message, which was indeed
inspiring.
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FLOOD RELIEF HOUSING GOAL

AT a meeting of the Portland
Housing and Planning Association
held last Thursday evening at the
YWCA, Edwin C. Berry, executive
secretary of the Portland Urban
League, in a supplementary rec
ommendation to Howard Morgan's
committee report, said the problem
of stop-gap housing must receive
immediate attention" He warned
that so far no program has been
worked out for trailer sites and
said it was not yet known where
the trailer occupants or residents
of areas in which they were to
live would agree to the areas Sc
lected. Some Portland groups,
Berry said, would strongly resist
not only trailers "but any low
cost housing"
Other recommendations were
that an immediate and compre-
hensive study of the housing
needs of Portland be carried out by
competent and unbiased persons,
and (2) that a special advisory
committee on housing and related
problems be created to work di-
rectly with the city council in
establishing housing policies and
procedures. Morgan's report also
asked that the association seek a
public report of the attitudes, pol
icies and performance of the hous-
ing authority of Portland since
its creation as a public agency"
1.-THE Republicans in congress
have so butchered housing appro-
priations there will be little money
available for low-cost housing for
individuals and | doubt if even
private lending agencies will use
what funds are available under
the new legislation" Morgan as
serted.
Mrs. John Catlin, president, heads
this set of officers: Edwin C.
Berry, first vice-president; Walter
Durham, second vice president;
Kenneth Kramer corresponding
secretary; May Darling, recording
secretary, and Mrs. Neil Malarky,
treasurer.
Participating members of the as
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YOUTH ACTIVITIES
5L "AL" AND "BoRp
AlVerna o'Neal and
Robert Herndon, Jr.

To all of our readers, we the
writers, Alverna and Robert, as
sure you that the absence of our
column from the last issue was
unavoidable. unintentional and we
both are sorry; however, In the
future we will endeavor to give
you a column each week.
Each day more students are re-
turning home to spend their va
cation. Mr.. Sam Wilkerson, who
by the way is OCCUPYING a great
deal of Miss jeanette O'Dells time
land lovely couple they make)
has returned home from Pacific
University in Forest Grove, Ore
gon. Miss Hazel Mitchell, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Katherine Mitchell
johnson, has returned home from
Wilberforce State in Wilberforce,
Ohio, to spend her vacation.
A certain group of 40 young
people, (need we mention any
names us planning nightly for its
summer formal, which we believe
is to be called the Queens Ball"
We hear il promises to be a fine
affair with its new queen who
was crowned at their recent play
success, Here Comes Charles"
reigning throughout the ball We
also heard that the genial maestro.
Teddy Rogers is to head the en-
tertainment committee and after
talking to Ted, we can let you in
on a secret-the entertainment is
going to be great.
Last Thursday evening the
queen Of Bethel's Junior Church
and her prineesses were compen-
stated with very lovely gifts for
their truly hard work in putting
their recent play over the top.
The girls were: Alverna O'Neal,
queen; runnerup was Jeanette
O'Dell, Marion Young, Mildred Adj
air and Betty Jean Duke.
Well kids, that's all for this
week. Hope to see you all in our
next weeks column.
AL and Bob
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SERMONETTE
WE ARE DEBTORS
TO THE TEACHER

Now we are the body of Christ,
and severally members thereof.
And God hath set some in the
church, first apostles, secondly
prophets, thirdly teachers, then
miracles, then gifts of healing,
helps governments, divers kinds of
tongues. Are all apostles? Are
all prophets? Are all teachers?
Are all workers of miracles? Have
all gifts of healing? Do all inter-
pref? But desire earnestly the
greater gifts. Corinthians IL: 27-
81.
We are indebted beyond meas
ure to those who have taught us
the nature OF the good life and
how to live abundantly. We ac-
cept our blessings often without
remembering those who taught us.
We would be amazed if we could
know how many teachers of the
Christian faith there are in the
world.
Aside from the church there are
thousands who give themselves to
teaching that which will assist in
the betterment of life. Many of
these, 1t will be remembered, are
not adequately paid for the SPLEEN
did services rendered.
Think for a moment of the place
of the teacher in the early church.
Jesus was a teacher-the master
teacher. He inspired His disciples
so that they willingly became
teachers of 1.-THE Way" The
Apostles were teachers. Because
new converts were taught in the
way of the Lord the church grew.
Thus we express our gratitude
to our teachers, but not these
only, but to the countless millions
of many lands and races, of every
generation and period of time.