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Evening star., 1948-02-29
BEAUTY PARLoRS.
MOTOR TRAVEL
BOOTH FOR RENT in colored beauty shor
2O18 9th st. NV. DU. 1887. NO. 1864

1 OR PASSENGERS wanted to share ex-
penses and driving to California and re-
turn, April to %; roomy Kaiser sedan.
Tel. SH. I116 after 9 pm.
DRIVING DALLAS, TEX, March 1; new
Dodge; take four, share expense. Call
TIE. 5323 "a hours day MR.. BYRD;
DRIVING TO Los ANGELEs-Tuesday or
Wednesday; can take 3 men passengers.
Call Sat. between $3.50 and $50, Sun. and
Mon. 20. SH 1858. L
DRIVING 194s Dodge sedan Los Angeles
about March 9TH; want young man TO
share exp. and driving. Call CHI. O956.
LEAVING FOR pAYToNA BEACH in Buick
sedan, March or 8; can take two or
WANTED--Some one to share expenses TO
St Louis; leave oLa Wed. or Thurs. BERT
JONES, NO. 1884 after pm.
LEAVING FOR FLORIDA Mon. or Tues,
take | or 2, help drive new car: Call MR..
GREEN at the Murry, ME- 1851. g
ARMY OFFICER driving to Fort Knox,
KY, March s; take two passengers. Call
AT. 5671 $50 to 2 pm: Sunday, week
days after 5:46 pm.
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HONE imp. COMPANIES tc.ns., ,

= . y
WATERPROOFING above and below Eradei
basm,t. our speciality. new const.. COM
pleted homes, once buildings, stores. etc;
estimates cheerfully given; all work guaran-
NC. day NA. 1898. NIGHT RI 25e2. Il
ATTENTION HOME OWNERS. No charge
II you are dissatisfied Our workmen are
| courteous and skilled in their particular
trade. When your work is started 1t will
be finished without delay. Your work
will receive personal supervision. After
20 years we feel qualified to take care of
your roofing plumbing, heating. painting.
| rooms, additions and etc. All work guar.
| anteed. Estimates free. Terms arranged
to suit. Call HARRIS g. HARRIS. Con-
tractors, ST. 74s9. Ewes and holidays,
Al ABILITY: all repairs, attic to hsm.
Low prices. Budget payments. CALVERT
FOR COMPLETE BATHRooMs, gas fred
boilers and gas water heaters: terms II de-
sired; call T. J.: FrTzMAURICE, 3119
Newton st. ne, DU. 1881. -
ALL BRANCHES Of home construction.
undermining and repairs. One Of our low
prices, 16x20-ft. recreation rm.. in knotty-
pine paneling, Celotsx tile ceiling. asphalt
tile noor. $40. Wiring and decorating
additional. Budget payments II desired
Phone WILKIN-MAY CONSTRUCTION
| Co. WA. 6154, 8 to l and to z. IL
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS. Al remodelinE. carpentry,
plastering. painting. ETC.; free estimates,
Ton as peess soSXeSy fHSn yss5s e. K IT, D.Mz M HA g.
ADDITIONS, remodeling. repairs. Complete
service covers every possible service to
ns ySur ResEnn5 coN gfEms o 'qa sss
ADDITIONS, remodeling. carpentry. plas-
tering, painting, paperins; residential and
asfaanH aaSS sna TA bAAr77EWArs 7EEaWSA parking lot. ana
private roads, also done in gravel or stone.
asPHAIT TILE, sensational savings. only
and and nj Install al s' It yourse w We specialize in
Drntns eaDf5ns fRd HoMs
MEHT CO., 1881 Benning rd. ne. Ii,
CEMENT fS f. wORR - Stone walls, nagstone
terraces, walks. chimneys, fire places, ce-
ment driveways, porches, retaining walls,
pipe drainass al kinds OF te yassrprooltins lans
Roce1e M nhon. Rs rockville s5ss
CoNCRETE WoRK properly done. steps,
floors, paving. repainting walls, founda.
tions waterprooting, underginnins' greGast ,;f1si
ssF Co. and s'as
coNcRETE. CEMENT WORK. footing
G. aALEA. AT. 1854 or FIR; 55ls. "a
FENCE FOR sALE-Now is the time tim .n,,gs to get
We will erect your fence, no down. pay; .,;
m.9t and give s SO mo; 2ete * pay For tu
laying, sandins. Anishins: cleaning, ~
iSa fsss me isis Wisson:
aRNEkAL s;h nas. so REPAfR. Psf remodelins, home.
M 1s$s iath st; ~; ia, es5s;c
pentry, painting, concretins. RA. 1858
HEAii1NGOoii HEAT Oil furnaces and oil burners
summer ana winter domestic hookup: ex:
ENGINEERING CO. sss1 Ga. ave. dE
HONE sSSsi ri GREE%SSoDELNG-Recreation SSGSi rooms,
Altico wall tile. al colors; rubber , tils |;
aSSSnE % ss us s!Ss:ss ss days or eTss
HOME REPAIRING. remodelins. redeco.
rating; new construction; city or COZ countryi da1
tract or time and material basis. AUSTIN
T QUICK GO. 1924 Monroe st. NV
aTafrs21InR Pheaf sSi Isl CONTRACTING co..
Work % aIaranteed; ] monthly terms: free esti.
mates; wa .,, s4ss: days or evening" >,
for SIG a mo. GREEN IMPROVEMENT
CONTRACTOR, UN. 4010.
all work guaranteed. F. NJ. LATHAM
North 1884. 1910 wyoming ave. NV.
KITCHENS redesigned and installed by
experts. finest cabinets and appliances
worn linoleum sink. tops replaced witt
"Formica" or stainless steel Call fol
| estimate. MODERN HOME CO.. MA. GIL
OLD DOMINION CONTRACTING CO., GL
l0211-Remodeling, additions, alterations
Ship reasonable prices; Virginia only
PAINTING AND DECORATING. 40 yrs. al
workmanship at reas. prices cali LUCAS
| LUCAS & LUCAS RA $3.50.
| PAINTING. PAPER HANGING, interior
:ns. .ns s1tssss kNIs Rsins!as sR oss g
SHEET ROCK AND ROCK LATHE-Buiid.
| ing supplies motor pans, nails. 911e Blad
epsburg I'd. ne, TH. $500. go
Evening star., 1948-02-29

'essing machine. do
; only $3.50. Please
J., INC. 724 9th st.
Evening star., 1948-02-29

Aoo"i' u" Ma 43'9' EN- S267,
LOCATION of your business means sue
cess or failure. For scientific surveys
seso on eonsaa sson0me s9f5
kEsTxGGfkANr, E with liquor: oDD. large
DO downtown st Nv market Closes pm; daily.
Pes PSp 81 s114 daily; M Price; s1G0oo; terms
kubDrs sye q nS Com, "a NC. s74s SAY: One of
you can sell our store without " eH adverpis- lpa.
ing? Our answer was yes; You see we
grocery stores, drugstores. valet shops,
variety and gift shops, etc. List your
store with us today and our business bro
Weinreb, I424 K st. NV. today. @ Ex. *
RESTAURANT, fine location, liquor and
ume Of business done. No brokers. Box
sPSi SPACE SiEo For RENT, connection with other
Ssasd INST on low
sH. 9702 days; SH. 6s49 ewes. go
GAS STATION, new, fully equipped, good
lease available to experienced man. Apply
Kts. 20, 211' 1 mi. east Of Gainesville,
RESTAURANT. direct from owner, doing
over $3.50, daily now; $3.50 during sum-
down. call owner. sH. 6777. 20.
CONTROLLING INTEREST in lse. we'll
ness Ssss we staed
REsTATRANT, drive in, plenty parking.
9us{ Sea dnng d0os roem nice
oppor. See It and be convinced. Reason
aaSpwakE aSIf AZ o1sl after
Dealing hardware DainfS
inventory spprex So $4,000 SSs'Gs Doing A'sil an
little over ana s Business IS Husss sroVns
Portsmouth. R va Phone sT portsRoath Soa s ssos5.
$685. rent: 600 block of 2Snd st. NV:
nice furniture; income quoted. s225 mo-;
sDio AsD H III re sors ii
town on busy street; has good repair
tion: price, $3.50: some terms. including
about $4,000 In stock quoted BY. seller,
ave- ave- Rnl. ei7. RE. $40. iv ''
DRUGSTORE, with real possibilities. large
1en aad s6 5ussss ssss IN
5000 daily: $4,000 with about 10000
| stock: terms, half cash: MILTON GOLD
SMITH. DI. o44o. Weekdays after 10
GROCERY, sen-serviee: popular NV. cor
ner intersection; about $1,000 weekly.
Priced right for quick sale This is the
kind Of store you have been looking for:
Elegant fixtures, outstanding location and
DI O44O. Weekdays after 10 am.
PAPANICOLAS INVEST, NC. 949 9th
St NV. will buy restaurant with ltouor;
downtown tsection; must do at least $500
daily. WIN pay $4,000 cash down. Call
DELiCATEssEN. beer and wine: over ssos
wkiy: mr.. Conn, ave; small. active store
with 3-rna. apt. Call till 9. AUERBACH 4
CO. 1424 { st. NV, Suite 400. DL.
G5GI
Evening star., 1948-02-29

rent, $50; 2-rm. apt: lease; good income
active NV, area. PAUL J. MILLER, DU
GeIosED seG1o IL = PPaRoroGRAPH1c 2 SHOP. bus.
ea a9 SPOT a51usss,s Hu saIp 9risd MLsE GE
R9oM1Na NaS3 III HoGsRR, 8 I'm NV; 80 rms, baths
rent $500: compl. furn.; owner out Of thi
fssh DEles KSc2 2nly s5ees IsrR
BOOMING HOUSE, NV: rms. Of goot
fusn oil heat s-caf gar good ssn.in re- tn
81 500 down; bsl; mo. notes, KEAcH 8
R0oMING HOUSE. 81 ,t mr. Conn., ,ns aVemsl e;,o,si
faeS Gv 0vf ss s0SG SS S0T Reach fSf
f6tai f6oa1ka "a ho5sE, a5b NV. oe.ut house j:
nice Iurn excel edo inc; pvt. Kaseu 5sth apt
RooMTNG R96Sh HoUsE, s.w.; 8 rms. ] bath
running water in rms; rent S55; inc inc
SssssS s4Ss R$5hss z, SSBsfs
asys sss esSfFs s krScRR K R.E ySa sssh a:'
city. showing an excellent return; wonder
lSe.tsn rhs L lst FPafl
eisbEE eEA EsnASH sn5ck fiaisE fEs sH aSs
nsS Ss msshnss5 plant Cam s9oass SR
blocks weekly. Terms: EXCLUSIVE. RAJ
FELL REAL ESTATE, Realtor. SH. 11O3
HAROLD 1. HEMNuNGER-Restaur
with counter and stools, grill and foun
tain. doing S1,s00 weekly bus. NO. s362
HAROLD L. HEMNIINGWAY-Resta
with license: mr.. 18th and Col. I'd.
seats 100: good lease. mod. equip; SIS.
900, ma. $685. SH; 623g; .
next to Govt. bldg: 5 days a week. from
! 7-5; $1,000 wk. bus; new equip. MA. 1852
HAROLD L. HEMMINGER - Restauran
with grill and fountain: seats so: air
cond.: booth and stools; good lease. 1Stl
and Col; I'd: $4,000 and terms. NO
HARoLp l.. HEMMINGER Restauran
with C license, cafeteria in daytime tabl
service in the evening; good lease. NO
1882, SH. 6239.
HARoLD l.. HEMMINGER-5 and 10
4 store: You ST.: colored trade; good lease
u SIC, 900. NO. 1852. SH. $3.50.
4 GROCERY-Aetive location; APPROX. 5
year lease. with apt; very cheap ren, en-,
1921, EA. 5614. 2s'
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-08-07
;. Controlled or
runaway prices +?

- OBODY needs to be told that 70
- dollor bill don't buy what it used
TO-" The big question is: how did prices
get thot woys and how con they be
loweEed2
AS result of rise since VI Day
of olnost 5896, wholesale prices reached
an oll-time peak in January lo48." the
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicoqo in its
current bulletin recalls. They +. give
strong indication of setting new record
soon."
In the Democratic platform recently
adopted. the Republicans ore blamed
for the high cost of living because they
foiled TO enact the price control program
called for by President Truman lost jan
Uory.
The COP wants TO get otter infIo-
lion, it says, by cutting government
spending. encouraging the speed-Up
under the prettier name of increased
productivity" reduce the public debt,
and provide incentives" for production.
None of those things ore the couse of
high prices, however.
High prices are caused by the greet
SSt FiOihS ht lhSiOtT.
Lost year profits increased about
o09o above the VI Doy level and
they're going even higher this year, &C
cording TO all estimates. In 1o47 profits
totoIed $92 billion.
Reel wases hove falIen under the
VI Day level" reports the Federal Re-
serve Bunk, demo!ishing the argument
of the NatI. Assn. of Manufacturers and
other Big Business groups thof woge in
ereoses cause high prices.
The Proeressives pledge themselves
TO control the prices of food. shelter.
clothing. other essentials of life, and
bosic moteriols.
Whose promise con be trusted?
The Democrats blame the COP. But
it wos the Trumon Administrators thot
handed the Steel Trust $50 ton in
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-08-07

v ETERANS-o nearly everybody
" eIse-ore in the doghoUse.
They need homes. but few are
being built. In Chicago, for example, an
average of seven persons live in one
rooml
Whuf it odds up TO is this: within
the next II years, ~ million city and
form homes will hove TO be built.
The Republicans recommend fed
eruI old to states for slUm clearance and
Iow-rent housing-bUt only when priv
ote enterprise" or local authorities cant
meet the need.
The Democrats soy they foVor slUm
clearance and low-rent housing projects
sponsored by local authorities.
Both purties have toyed with the
observation-disclosures housing bill = but
it has been effectively blocked for three
years and may not even be passed in
It's present wufered-down versionl
The Progressives advance On exten-
sive housing progrom-to be directed
by the federol government = which
would build million low-rent and low
cost dwellings within the next two years.
And they're pushing for Ione-ronge
program to build 20 million homes in
the next II years.
President Trumon's record must be
considered the Democratic record. II
isn't good.
Just few weeks offer the end of
the war in 1o45, he lifted all wortme
restrictions on ollocotion. of building mo-
teriols. As result. few homes were
built-bUt q lot Of new commercial build
ings, stores. offices, and factories. were
constructed.
He foiIed TO support the emergency
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-08-07

HARRY S. TRUNtAN-Born .Lumur.
Mo-, May 8, 1884. Dirt former Until
World War !. Artillery copfuin in
France 1918.
Opened haberdoshery, foiIed.
Held iocal public offices through sup
port Of Thomas Prendergost's Konsus
City machine. Elected to Senose 1894.
reelected 1910. Elected Vice Presi-
dent 1914, assumed Presidency upon
deofh of Fronkiin D. Roosevelt on
April II, 1945.
In l94I, when Nozis invaded Rus
sio, Truman sold we should help
Germans if they seemed TO be losing,
Russians If they were about TO 40
under. Enunciuied Truman Doctrine
loter Marshoil Plan-with Gid to all
anfi-CommUnist notions, including
those under fascist control.
Has used federal powers to brock
strikes in roiIrood, mining, and other
industries. Called for drafting of
striking cool miners 1916. Refused 10
morshal his party for fight aaoinst
Taff-HartIey Bill I947.
Called price and rent controls
police sfate methods" Flip-fiopped
twice on Palestine, betruyinq his
promise. Refuses to abolish segreqo-
ton in ormed forces. Instituted
"loYalfy" purge in federal service.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-08-07

housing program drown up by Wilson
w. Wyott. causing Wyott to resign in
disgust from his post as Housing Ex-
pediter. The Democrats refused Recon-
struction Finance Corp. funds for factory
built dwelling units.
In his lotest budget, Truman has
oIIofed less than no of Is6 Of our fed
eroI expenditures 10 federal housing
pIcns. Out Of The current $40 billion bud.
get, only $38 million will go TO oil hoUs-
ing pians.
The COPS record is no better. The
Republicans hove fought, and voted.
against every plan for low-cosf housing.
On every level. on the other hand.
the Proeressives hove been fighting for
a real housing proeram. They've led
demonstrations in many cities, demond-
ing action.
Henry WolIuce was one Of the first
Leading Americans 70 advance specific
housing program to meet The coUnfrys
needs.
His running mote, Sen. Glen Toylor,
has consistently supported every con-
strUctive housing plon thofs come up
in the Senate. And the two Progress
sive Party members of the House of
Representatives hove done the some
there.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-08-07
ow or equality for all?

crotic convention in 1914 and defied the
Dixieerais by declaring ihat The poll
tux must so!"
It is Henry Wallace who speoks
only at non-sesreeoted meetings in the
South.
1t was Sen. Glen ToyIor, his rum.
ming mofe. who introduced the resolu-
ton to prevent BiIbo from ticking his seat
in the Senofe-ond then fiIibvstered for
more than eight hours, until the Dixie
crots were detected.
IL was Sen. Glen Toylor who was
arrested and nanhandled by Birmina-
hom police for refusing TO obey Jim
Crow luws-ond he wos thrown in iuil
by police chief who Iofer was dele
gate to the Democratic convention!
Only at the Progressive convention
did Negro deliver The keynote speech,
did Negroes help shape policy. did
Negroes comprise neorIy third of the
delegates.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-08-07

crease, when the indusfry's spokesme1
admitted they expected only $2l
1t was the Truman Administration
that abolished rotioning and lifted clio
eotions from bosic raw moteriols less
th0n q week offer VI Doy.
In October 1916, President Truman
removed controls from livestock and
meet, admitting: mo one is more onxi-
Gus TO get rid of these controls fhon l."
And last October, Just year later,
he went so for. as TO describe price con-
trolls as police stote methods"
Less than three months offer he
mode thof incredible settlement, Presi-
dent Truman asked Congress TO restore
price controls.
The Republicans ore no better, but
they are more open about their opposi-
lion to price controls.
Those two records compare sharp
y with the fight for strong price and
rent controls put up by the Progressives.
AS member of the Cabinet, Henry
Wallace tried desperately 10 persuode
President TrUmon 10 sfrenefhen-not re-
move-confrols.
And in the Senate the man who
loter became his running mate, Sen
Glen ToyIor. was speaking and voting
against every measure TO remove or
weaken price or rent controls.
And only last January. continuing
his bottle, TaYIor Introduced strong
bill to restore controls and roll back
prices-u bill which both the Democrats
and the Republicans hove refused 10
act on. .., 5s.,rs
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-08-07

segregation in the armed forces, al
though he could do so without even usk-
ing the permission of Congress. He he's
refused to ban discrimination in the fed
erul government. In 1916. during the
wave of ynchines. he refused TO con-
denim lynchines. despite the pleas Of
Negro leaders.
And when The Democrats took
vote on q proposal 10 strengthen their
civil rights Zip service" plank. President
Trumon's home stote-Missouri-ond the
home stofe of Vice Presidential eondi-
dote ,Alben Borkley Kentucky = both
voted against civil rights.
Thofs how the Democrats and Re-
pvblicons stond-word against deed.
Thofs what made Charles P. Howard,
for 80 years Negro Republican Ieoder,
cry out in his keynote speech at the Pro-
eressive Porty convention:
How mony times have they the
old porsies) both courfed US with the
some shabby promise, and how many
times have they both betrayed US?
remember 80 years of promise and 80
years Of befrayul."
Is this ugly record of double -deol-
ing true of the Progressives, too? Let's
take look at the record.
II was Henry WuIIuee-nof Harry
Truman-Who stood before the Demo-
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-08-07

|osso, HENRY A. WALLAcE-Born Adar
Fose-s County, lowe, Oct. 7. 1883. Former,
strict philosopher, scientist.
New Editor form magazine Until 1898.
for Secretary Of Agriculture 1o33-40.
Elected Vice President 1910. Became
eno. Secretary of Commerce 1o45. Re-
81" signed 1916 in protest aguinst BIZ
His parfisan policies. Became nasazine
osfer editor. Resigned recently TO head
Progressive Party in campaign.
fnof Praised by FDR, WaIIace helped
formers and form workers as Secre-
L.. terry of Agriculture. His work for
-; lobor eoused CLOS Philip Murray TO
80 declare: we love him because he is
|oign
y IN AS Secretary Of Commerce, pro-
|mun- vided statistics supporting labor's
hoke first postwar wase demands Fought
Taft-HartIey bill from the beginning.
D. Was first TO propose u S. aid to
|seph devastated countries. Spoke out
rich, against "eoId war" in September
fney iS4o, and was forced from Cabinet.
|hfer, At 1914 Democratic convention,
Mo- challenged labor-hafers and Dixie
|ews- erots. Toured South last year address
ing only non-sesregufed meetings.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-08-07
DEEDS

RepUbIieans-The COP pIoyed
big port in blocking permanent
FEPC bill. The Republican moiority
in Congress helped stop the Buckley
Bill to outlaw the distribution Of
preiudice-incitine propaganda. The
COP has eonnived with POLLOK
0ixiecrots TO stall onti-poII tax and
onti-lynch bills.
Democrats The Democrats have
blocked by filibuster the bills in
troduced in every Congress to end
Iynchine. ond the poll fox. The
Democratic majority in the 79th
Congress killed the extension of the
wartime FEPC.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-08-07
Housing or
HooverviHes?

n ETERANS-ond nearly everybody
else-ore in the DOLLHOUSE.
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-15
Benjamin Banneker
School Notes

The Student Council of Benjamin
Banneker School held it's regular
meeting on Thursday, September %.
1948.
At this meeting officers were
elected and the theme for the wear
Morale Building Through In
terestinf Activities decided
upon.
To carry out this theme, the fol-
teresting ActiVities"-was decided
upon:
1. A committee was appointed to
check on regular routine duties of
lhe schOOl, such as order in the hall,
locker and desk inspection and lei
sure time activity during lunch.
2. The Council agreed to encour-
age parents in attending P. T. A.
meeting by distributing P. r. A. re
mlnders to all parents and patrons
OF the community
Ihe following officers were elect-
ca: President, De Witt Parker: Sec
Ietafy, Jamezenna Vann; Hall
captain Leon Ducker.
The following pupils are members
OF the Student Council:
Grade 5-6-Celia Ross, Thelma
Johnson, Richard Turner
Grade elizabeth Hicks Sbir-
ley Miller, James Gibbs
/dfade S-DOuglas Blackston Ma
ron Hadrick, Leon Duker
Grade Betty NAPLES, Fannie
Spady. Leon Dulxer '''-'i'0
Grade lO-Elsie Davis, Lorraine
Mason and De Witt Parker.
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-15
CALVARY METHODIST CHrRru
THE Community Church"
REV. DAVID w. BAKER, B. D., Mini,te,
Church Phone 52eW
SUNDAY. OCTORFP -

SUNDAY, OCTOBER II
IO:OO a. m.-Church School. Last
Sunday 299 were present. Let's get
above the 300 mark. We have class.
es and departments for all agne
You Will find a warm welcome. John
wilkins, General Superintendent
1l:UO a. m.-Morning Worsbin
Speclal music by the Adult Choir
Mr.. Lewis Wells, Wesley COLLEGE
guest preacher. The pastor. who is
dean of the Youth Conference i
attending that session. Come and
welcome our guest.
F:3O p. m.-Evening Service
Song Service, special selection nv
! the Male Chorus. The message will
be in a religious sound motion nic-
ture "The Kindled Flame" This Is
the story of early Christianity and
how God was with those who were
loyal to Him through their perse-
cution. Come and bring a friend
with you and enjoy this evening of
worship. sf"#.f
Tuesday, October 10
T:15 p. m.-ThOse attending the
Dover District Christian Workers
School will leave the church as a
group. Last Tuesday we had II
enrolled. Let's get this to 20.
800 p. m.-The Circles of the
Woman's Society will meet at the
following places:
No. Mrs. Mae Thomas, East
street.
No. 2-Mrs. Mildred Hall, Shaw
nee Road.
No. 3-Mrs. Elizabeth Ward, Ha-
ven Lake.
No. Mrs. Mary F. Hall.
No. 5-Mrs. Sarah Walls, McCOl-
ley street.
No. 6-Mrs. Ella Warren, North
Washington street.
No. Mrs. Edward Johnson, Ha-
ven Lake.
No. S-Mrs. Grace wilkins, Lin
coin Road.
Wednesday, October 20
2:05 p. m.-Week Day School of
Christian Education.
1880 p. m.-Mid-week Prayer and
Praise Service.
$3.50 p. Meeting of the Off
GERS and teachers of the Church
School, Very important.
October 81
700 p. m.-YOuth Choir.
500 p. m-Adult Choir.
If you can sing come and join |
the choir. John c. Frick, director.
Friday, October %
1880 q. m.-An evening of music
1t the ST. Paul's Methodist Church.
There will be over Is different mu-
jical groups. The Male Chorus of
'ur church will have part in the
program.
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-15
CHURCHES In MILFORD
THE AVENUE METHODIST
CHURCH
"Tks House Of HaBBinsSs"
SUNDAY, OCTOBER II

900 a. m.-Sunday School with
closely graded classes for all.
11:00 a. m.-MOrning Worship
Reverend Howard Davis, retired
minister of Lewes, will be the guest
preacher. The Young Peoples Choir
will sing Service" by Cadman
which is a setting for the we'll
known poem Service" by Edward
Lynn, and Fear Ye No, o Israel, y
by Roberts. Jack Tease will have
a solo part. HOstesses for the ser
vice will be Mrs: Casper Boyce and
Mrs. Hall Pierce.
Tuesday, October 19- Christian
Workers School in Harrington at
1880 D. m. Five members of Ave
nue. Church attended last week. All
interested persons are requested
to attend.
Wednesday. October 20, at. 2 p. m.
Weekly Religious School Glasses.
Wednesday, October 90, at 2:3O
p. m.-MissiOnary Circle of the W.
S. c. S.
Wednesday, October 20, z n. m.
Wednesday. October 20, 1880 p.
m.-Ofiicial Board Meeting.