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Evening star., 1949-10-09

regular list. SS74; specially priced
fioor model; now S495. HUGO
MTGRGHs TsGed ss1a s@5 G st. NV Estab-
with bench; good condition; $50.
PIANO. viii sacrice; English tBroad-
wood walnut. S-foot grand; fair
condition. Box 1S8-E, Star.
PIANoS-We are closing out several
ANTIQUE square grands at very low
prices. These pianos are from rs to
Sp oyer a99 4 'fs1l p1so "a M& Plsfs S1s f5S% $ts
rixNos.we IA NRo;ssw ask only . very small
interest charge on deferred pay
merts and not excessive finance
CHARGES: Check what you pay be;
oRpAN seyns IN pInNo s COS. CO. Of sSqs Drn9
PIANOS IaS $ K, Tok as RENT, with option 70
PIANO MART. 1O15 7th st. n.w.-1g
values in used and floor sample
sptnets and consoles. Choice OF a
number of good makes. ST. 9400.
JORDAN PIANO CO.. corner 13th
PIANO, steinway. beautiful eft.
grand; Ia jast !. compl. rebuilt like new
trict we can afford to Sell for less.
Be sure and see us before you buy
your piano. ST. $500. THE PIANO
pA.Nn MART; 1el5 5th St: n;E nv, ,n,.+. MA 17nl =,
from fps' sssS So to sCss ssSS. over si loo s new
tsS6a:Hsi sso6.' The + P1ANo lo'@ MART 16I5
piHN6s,, 81, era 1s;rHsinds. sr.mbavh, apt. Sic,
Knabe (privately ownedl. 500: two
Lester, $95. We accept any type
Pianos bought. LAWSON & COLL
BART, In American Storage Bldg.
pm. Evenings by appointment. 14'
condition. 500 cash. Can. be seen
BY appt. only in the home Of the
owner. Contact LAWSON g. COLL
nAka; p s:so nn ar. $685. from $50 a. an
PIANO. j. baby ' grand. Story q Clark,
PIxNO-Expert piano tuning nov
q special $3.50. LuBAR. MIC:
1900 9 Ct. n.w MA 04l4. ID
FlANOs ndpy BTAuQ. Win peHcns In
PiANOS-We have q nne selection of
new instruments of such makes as
Marshall d Wendall, Kranich Il
Bach, Estey, Sterling. Mehlin &
Sons: Winter. Everett Wurlitssr.
Betsy Ross and others. See us and
save. ST. $500. PIANO MART, 1015
PiANoS-For only, $25 down we will
put . new spinet Or console piano
rood makes. Story q Clark. Lester
Betsy Ross, HUNTINGTON, F. s.
Cable, Winter q Co. etc. ST. 9400
JORDAN PLANO CO., corner 18th
and g sts: NV. IA
OF new spinet and console pianoi
Of weil-known quality makes; reduc.
PIANO CO. Ss7 b Il. NV. NA. 1870
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Radio Receivers Hams
BE 34S Q and H.R.O.
Excellent Condition.
Best Offer.

T4I Butternut st. NV.
- Washington. D. c.
RADIO, power supply. so and 25
watts, audio oscillator. auto. key.
misc. amateur parts. WI. 6503.
RADIO, Hallicrafters S-47, and sep
srate custom blond speaker; best
offer. OIL. 1921.
RADIO Capehart, combination
phono.. NAH, excellent condition,
,$95; child's record albums, reason
able. SH. 2043.
RADIO, superhetrodyne. = tube,
model Ts-14.. range 54O-1s.000 k.c.;
seen by appoint. CO. s471;
RADIO, Scott Imperial, 23 tubes,
. record changer and records, beaut.
cabinet, perfect condition. RA: 7417.
RADIO-National NC 81 $40 KC 70
e "a NC, like new; no reasonable Of
fer refused. WA. S42O.
RADIO, RCA powerful AM and short
wave. mahogany cabinet, $50. Call
RADIO, Capehart combination. new,
for sale. Reasonable. Apply 1903
, z r.S q; n!;sssnAT. ne At. seSis; seSsils;yr.. MA,
arm,khair model; rsasonahle. Wo'
b~Sgs sss
Evening star., 1949-10-09
PIANO

Baldwin Acrosonic spinet: walnut
case with bench: 30 days free serv-
ice: .10-year Baldwin guarantee: free
delivery: floor sample: S495. HUGO
WORCH. 925 G st. NV, Established
Evening star., 1949-10-09

MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
public address; 'Rundus
twire tape), So up. also sound
truck service. CO. 4445.
dozcr's front end leaders for ex-
cavating, grading, land clearing;
small or large jobs free estimates.
TREADWELL EXCAVATING, 81.
BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING
NV. National 4094.
RENT LADDERS, TOOLS
Floor polisher, elec. drill. plumbers
snake wires. etc. Ask about our
new rental plan.
Peoples Hardware Stores
Evening star., 1949-10-09
PIANOS
PIANOS

You can save money on new pianos
at the PIANO MART. 1918 7th st..
NV. Over 100 new consoles, spinets
and ErandS 10 choose
Evening star., 1949-10-09
PIANOS

More people buy pianos from Kits
than from any other store in the
city. Facts We are proud of and con-
slider remarkable testimonial for
the quality and value you get in the
pianos we stock Before you buy
play Of pianos. A comparison will
convince you that it costs no more
to buy the best at KITS, 1880 @
sf nv IA
Evening star., 1949-10-09
PIANO

Jsed grand, Harrington, made by
Hardman; apartment size; walnut
WoRcH. 9S5 q st. NV. Exclusive
Piano Sales and Service.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
PIANOS
FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE OR RENT
Excellent selection new and used
grand pianos. Completely rebuilt
steinway, Knabe. Chickering Bros.
Haddorfi. Stien, Kurtzman. 5-year
guarantee with each of these fine
Instruments. COLONIAL PIANO CO.,
AZ d st nv MA 42GO
Evening star., 1949-10-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ATTENTION.! NOW HEAR THIS! Ex.
Army PIX and Navy ships store cus-
TONERS, others desiring to save SIS.
PX's and ships stores closing. The
honeymoon" is over. Don't fret.
still get savings up to 25%, on new,
latest models of famous teleyision,
eiec lea appL" ~ etc Free lit s or phons
PURNELL, 9207 Glenville rd., s. s.,
Md. SH. 6790.
Evening star., 1949-10-09

The Jordan Piano Company has i've
floors of new and used grands,
spinets. consoles and apartment
uprights. All well-known makes
Corner 18th and G SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1949-10-09

REFRIGERATORS
Save as much as 80 per cent on
most national brand refrigerators
these are sll brand new, 5-year
guarantees. Terms can be arranged
ALPERSTEIN'S
CUT PRICE APPLIANCE STORE
1920 7th ST. NV.
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SPRING VALLEY

$3.50 FORDHAM RID. NV.
Home sold Must immediately dis
pletely furnished 4-bedrm. house.
all prewar furniture of the highest
grade in good condition. Hrs. Sat.
and Sun 1873 pm; weekdays. 3-s.
EN-. 9582.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
PIANO

Krakauer. spinet; beautiful walnut
regular list. Ss74; specially priced
floor model. now S495. HUGO
WORCH; 925 g st. NV. Estab-
Evening star., 1949-10-09
WASHERS

DELIVERY ON THE
MOST WONDERFUL MACHINE
MADE. G.E. AUTOMATIC FOB
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. Liberal
TRADE ALLOWANCE ON OLD
WASHER.
ALPERSTEIN'S
cUT-PRICE APPLIANCE STORE
1920 7th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1949-10-09

PLEXIGLASS
All thicknesses, sizes. List guam.
titles, prices. OXFORD SUPPLY CO.,
2OS E. Hath st., N. Y. 20, N. Y.
Evening star., 1949-10-09

PIANOs-speciai sale this week only
of nsw spinet and console pianos
Il slons s1sssa. au:soty soy MACS coN 5sdHs
PIANO CO. 637 D st. NV. Ma. 1870.
Evening star., 1949-10-09

ton. $50; 1913 Lawrence st. ne
GAS RANGE. s1s. good eond. OR
GAS as SiRANGE-Masic Chef. tabletop
Iator. $40. 81. 1870.
GAS RANGES, brand-new, full size,
36-in.,, de luxe: insulated; WITH l,,Iis hesi -
GAS RANCE. Detroit Jewel. good
condition. S25. JGE 506e.
GAS RANGE, side oven, good cond.'
$50. LU; 3-o35s; .,
GAS RANGE. Wedgewood, s burners,
. ovens. broiler, separate griddle,
GAS RANGE, wellbiit. used; sos.
GAS sH oasSsiNcE, used, Magic Chef.
dition; s2S; OTIS .{aI 1872; ~, O., e..
8 years old, $40; 81. 2o3e: 10
enc saa saSI; selssi gas isira. s-eu..is. % re II.
GAS G RANGES, new and used: liberal
credit; odns instsllation: PEERLEss ELL
used. ACME STOVE Co. loi1 7th
GAS sToyElW. enamel cook stove
gas ". h.. and tank. sink, boiler
1heatingl; $50 50. IT.; cheap. Phone
Gas Ssis issr8tE. table top, like new: late
AUCTION GALLERTEs. oV. 661I. :
GAS STOVE, Quality, burners, oven
excellent condition. used g months
oHESNERRXx1fSo5Rs-sTARTERs. $3.50 up
Largest assort.; elec. motor repairs
35th year. cARTY. 1908 14th st
GIRLS BICYCLE, good condition
GLASsWARE0s fne quality sherbets
with matching plates, $2S,. ano
hollow stem champagne glasses
SI6; never used; 6 sterling aftel
dinner coffee. spoons, $3.50. MI
2166; ewes. after 5. Sun. noon III 9
GOLF, mans. steel set and bag
$50: lady's set, SIS; beginnsr's 8
@ SO; lss.hss M s bsgi pNbi $s; $sc NE xasss. as4s.
irons, hickory shaft, $40. FIR. 4691
CUNS-Remington rifle. model 721i
strfH model TOWN.. sling, l boa
Of ammunition and cleaning rod
new cond.. used one season; Also
Colt revolver. II caliber, holste,
and 1 boz Of ammunition; In good
son1. Call Ak. 33l6. -
Evening star., 1949-02-01
EIks Plan Essay Contest
For School Children

An essay contest for school chill.
dren on the subject, Why Democ-
racy Works." was announced today
by the Benevolent and Protective
Order of Elks, who are sponsoring
the contest.
Any student in a grade from the
ninth to the twelfth, of any public
private or parochial school is eligible
for the contest. Local and national
awards range up to Savings Bonds
with maturity value OF $4,000. En-
tries must be filed with the secre-
tary, L. Martin Young. Washington
Lodge IS, B. P. o. Elks, 919 H stree,
NV, on or before March l.
Evening star., 1949-02-01
4 Of Sc Hospita|ized
After Fumes Sweep
CIassrooms in Texas
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

McALLEN, Tex, Feb. -Four of
an estimated so pupils and eight
teachers overcome by gas fumes or
gas in Lincoln Elementary School
yesterday were hospitalized and one
was given blood TRANSMISSION.
Most of the victims became vio-
lently i'll when they staggered out
of the classrooms. An emergency
clinic was set up in the school gym
nasium.
Last night the emergency clinic
was moved to the first station. In
dications were that there may be
more coming back for a second
oxygen treatment and others may
be feeling the effects for the first
time.
TRANSMISSION Given Boy.
Ernest Vining. an eighth-grade
student, was given the TRANSMISSION.
His condition. listed as critical at
first, improved last night.
A city gas system representative
theorized that condensation in the
gas pipes. because of the cold, may
have resulted in incomplete COM
bustion, causing fumes.
practically every doctor in town"
answered the emergency call that
was broadcast Immediately when
the children became i'll at 1920 a m,
the McAllen Monitor reported.
Officials closed all seven McAllen
schools for an indefinite period
while tests are made to determine
the cause of the escaping gas or
fumes
Each Room Has Stone.
The Lincoln school. attended by
about 200 pupils. is heated by nat
ural gas. Each room has its own
gas stove.
All stoves in the school were 'go-
ing full blast" the Monitor reported.
McAl,en, in the semi-tropical Rio
Grande Valley, has been in the grip
of severe cold for that area, but the
temperature hao risen to about IS
degrees when the teachers and pu-
pills. became i'll.
Fire Chief Aired Myers, Superin-
tendent T. E. McCollum and Prin-
cipal Victor Fields said they believed
that gas was not burning properly
In the heater and carbon monoxide
gas formed.
Whale oil today is valued for glyc-
crime, soaps and creams.
Evening star., 1949-02-01
w. R. WiIIouehby Heads
Child Protective Group

w. r. Willoughby has been elected
president of the Children's Protec-
tive Association, a Community Chest
agency. Other officers are:
Mrs. Walter Bloedorn, B. Wood
ruff Weaver and Mrs. Charles
Will Wright, vice presidents; Mrs.
Stephen R. Capps. secretary. and
Prof. H. G. Spaulding, treasurer.
New board members are George S.
Elmore and Miss Jessie La Sale.
Evening star., 1949-02-01
Holdup Man Flashes Gun
And Robs Grocery Of $3.50

A bandit who pulled gun on two
men and grabbed $3.50 from a cash
drawer in grocery last night was
being sought by police today.
Samson Naiman. IS, owner of the
store at 1901 First street NV. told
police a hght-skinned colored man
came in at $50 PM as he and his
nephew, Alvin Szojceht, were pre-.
pairing to close. Muttering, This is
holdup," the bandit reached in the
drawer and took the money.
Mr.. Naiman's store is a block from
one formerly owner by Meyer Mey-
rovitch, who was shot to death in his
store early last year. The murde,
is still unsolved.
Evening star., 1949-02-01
S250,000 Drive Launched
By Police Bows Club

The drive to raise $250,000 for
the 1949 expenses Of the Metropol-
itan Police Boys Clubs gets under
way today, with all members of the
police department pledged to a
door -to-door" campaign for funds.
This years quota, larger than in
any previous year, was set to pro-
vide for expansion as well as opera
ton Of the C lub program.
Among the Government officials
supporting the drive is Attorney
General Clark, chairman of the
Federal Government division. Mr..
Clark said regular drive among
Government workers IS being
planned.
Wash B. Williams. general chair
Evening star., 1949-02-01

man of the campaign, said yester-
day that final report Of the Spe-
cial Gifts Committee was most
satisfactory" Receipts during the
precampaign drive were not an
nounced.
Police officials have pointed to
the new Club No. in Southwest
Washington as an example of what
they hope eventually to establish
in all of the city's IA precincts.
The new clubhouse, built at a cost
of 100000, was dedicated several
weeks ago.
The fund drive is scheduled to
end March !.
Evening star., 1949-02-01

1t was real, old.fashioned blizzard.
Gone were the highways. Cars were
showed under like igloos. Food trucks we're
stalled on the highways. Even young Garry
Weaver found it tough shedding" to the viii
lage store.
y Then, far down at the turn of the road,
geyser of white shoots in the air. It's the
countys giant new snow eater. gobbling
in the snow and blowing it out again
lover onto the empty fields.
And close behind E. on the magic carpet of
road unrolling from the "plow''. .. come the
trucks =. carrying food milk mail.
As one of the local officials said few
Evening star., 1949-02-01

Field rats are destroying hum
dreds of fruit trees in South Africa.
Evening star., 1949-02-01

days later That snow plow sure was
friend in need"
And Nickel is the Unseen Friend that
helped keep the plow on the job For Nickel
alloys plus good design make gears and
shafts and other important parts extra strong
%. tough -. corrosion. resistant.
This assures husky construction, yet keeps
overall weight down. 1t means you can
count on this equipment to plow through the
deepest drifts, and not to break down in
emergencies.
Ofoourse, you don't actually see the Nickel
because it's combined with other metals :.
just as there is unseen Nickel in Monel water
heater tanks, Stainless Steel trains, and scores
Evening star., 1949-02-01

of other things that serve folks every day.
That's why Nickel is called "Yonr Unseen
Friend"
Write for Free Booklet: ...ses
'Tbe Romance of Nickel" SM
The interesting story of Nickel, M$nesy
from ancient discoDery to
modern day use, is told in
this illustrated 6O.bags ENn NV
booklet. For your FREE Is4N
copy, address Dept. 19y.
the INTERNATIONAL NICKEL COMPANY, INC.
New York 5, NY
EMBLEM or SERVICE
49, 4? 3 Nickel
.ps. rLso.. ...Your Unseen Friend
Evening star., 1949-02-01

Whale oil today is valued for glyc-
crime, soaps and creams.
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The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-12-01

We are grateful to the Bishop for
sending Rev. E. w. Rogers back to
us for another year.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-12-01
Lauderdale News

The program rendered at Pleasant
Grove Baptist Church on Thanksgiv-
ing by the mission and Circle was a
masterpiece, Rev. Weatherspoon
was the guest speaker. He preached
as never before. Collection $3.50.
Rev Weathcrspoon made the an
nouncement Of Rev. G. L. Davis and
Miss L. V. Wilson's marriage. The
marriage was a single ring ceremony
performed by Rev, G. w. Anderson.
Rev. Davis is a busy pastor He
pastors New Hope Baptist Church,
Daleville, Mt. Sinia Church, Preston
and Good Hope Baptist Church, Phil
adelphia. Mrs. Wilson Davis is a
graduate of Harris High School, in
Meridian, in 1912. She is now en-
ploycd at her home school where she
is principal She is the fourth daugh-
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-12-01
Loving Cup e De
Awarded

In each Quarterly Board, the Low
ing Cup is awarded to the local
President who h rendered the
most outstanding service in the form
of adding new members to the as
sociation during the Quarter. The
office is wondering what lucky pres
ident will take the loving cup back
to his lodge in the December Board
to retain until the March Quarter.
1850. We con not tell as yet who
will get the Loving Cup, as a large
number of the Presidents, as we go
to press, have tied and we can not
determine the winner until after the
9th of December, the deadline.
Would you like to take this beau
tiful trophy back to your lodge.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-12-01
Popularity Contest
Among the Ladies

The Secretary is making plans to
launch a Popularity Contest among
the Lady Presidents" of the Asso-
citation. A check up reveals that we
have as presidents who are ladies.
These ladies have done tremendous
work throughout the years and we
do think that it is high time for
then. to Shine. The presidents of
the Association will be given an OPP
portunity to cast their votes for the
lady of their choice. A vote will
be given for each new member adj
ded and we in turn will give the
vote to the lady Of your choice. Come
on to the December Board and help
us to make this one of the grandest
Boards in the history Of the Asso-
citation. The winner will be award
ed a beautiful token in the March
Board, 1850.
We are urging all of our lady Pres
idents, who possibly can, to attend
the December Board, in order that
we might present each of you to the
Board in person. WHO WILL BE
THE MOST POPULAR LADY IN
THE ASSOCIATION?
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-12-01

The Presidents Of the Association
are wak-lg ready to attend the ap-
proaeLme December Board, the last
Que Board in the wear Of 1949,
which viii convene in the beautiful
ea o~iua of t2c TIL. 3. A. Building
~ 3.o i5,h ol ttie month. The in
.rv,.t Eaa.fe-ted by the Presidents
and members Is very encouraging.
0a.1t the Popularity Contest a
-o1s The Agents, the interest has
been st q HIGH pit.h among tie Pres
i3ant7. casting Their votes for the
A-ant of their choice We ale Won
dering who will be the MOST POP
ULAR AGENT. It is hard to tell as
quite a few Of the Agents are run
ming side by side and the Winner
can not be determined until the last
vote is cast which will be Thursday,
December 9Th.
The office wishes to take this
method to thank each and every
president in the Association for help
ing to make this Popularity Contest
a success.
Come to the Board on December
18th and see the winning agent a.
Warded a beautiful token.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-12-01
Bring Policy 10 Board

The presidents who have deceased
members in their lodges are request
ed to notify the beneficiaries of the
deceased to bring their policies along
with them to the board in order to
make collections. 1t is impossible
for us to pay off any claim until the
policy is in our possession.
All death certificates are to be
properly filled out, notarized and
filed in the office of tie H. B. A.,
before any claim will be in line for
payment in this board.
Secretary.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-12-01

Z. Sullivan, Reporter.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-12-01

Miss Fannie Cecil Wilson is home
for the Thanksgiving holidays. She
is a teacher at c. M, College, Kos
ciusko. Sine spent Thursday night
with her sister, Mrs. C. B. Rush,
Friday night with her brother Char
lie Wilson and Saturday night with
her Mother, Mrs. Leona Wilson. She
left Sunday morning en- route to her
work.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-12-01
Laurel News

Lodge Number 80, Mr.. e. p. e.
rington, president, had a splendid
meeting on last Monday night For
ty two members We're present. If
you want to see some big money
raised come to Pleasant Valley on
Meridian Avenue, Sunday evening
at 300 We are pulling off a thirty
days drive.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-12-01

Rev. Rogeres was surprised last
Sunday when he walked into the
pulpit for his first sermon and found
100 lbs. of choice groceries and a
purse of money waiting for him.
Miss S. J. Dace was chairman of the
party, sponsored by the w. S. c. s.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-12-01
ter of the late Mr.. and Mrs, W. M.
Wilson of Lauderdale, Route 3.

On Friday night before the Sec
ond Sunday, there will be d shower
given for the newly welded couple.
They will appreciate every gift.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-12-01

Mrs Annette Caraway visited in
the home of her Brother, Mr. E. D.
Pickens, of Ellisville, Friday.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-12-01

One of our deacons, Mr.. Timothy
Jones, has been in the Rush Me
mortal Hospital in Meridian. But
he is home now, and doing fine.
Z. Sullivan, reporter.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-12-01

On December 22nd, the Pleasant
Grove l,ural School IS rendering a
Chr 'stInas program. Come one,
come all
c. B. Rush, reporter.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-12-01
Keidelhury News

Those on the sick LIST are: Mr..
John McGill, Rev. John Jones and
Mr.. Mathis Oats. We pray that they
viii soon recover.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-12-01

Rev. R. w. Radcliffe, General treas
urer of the H. B. A. and president Of
two local lodges in his community.
Rev. Radcliffe is greatly admired by
the local presidents and members of
the Association.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-06-24

years that a member of the Sigma
Delta chapter has been given the
award.
Miss Colley, who is a talented
vocalist, has taken several major
roles in the musical productions
of the university. She was one Of
the leads in THE Magic Flute"
and played Miss Pukerton in the
"Old Maid and the Thief. She
also played the part of Lady
Ella"'in a Gilbert and Sullivan
play, Patience.
She was soloist at the Episco-
pal church and a member of the
a cappella choir, university chorus
and the women's glee club. She
was also d member of the Arepo
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-06-24
News From Mi. Pleasant =.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. C.. Roberts Hosts
To House Party OF Their Children

Of the family. The last to arrive
were the Rev. and Mrs. Q. G.
Roberts, Jr. from Terre Haute,
Ind. where they have been since
their return from the mission
fields in Africa in September. In
addition to enjoying a visit with
Rev. Roberts parents they also
visited relatives in Mobile and
Gulfport and will depart some
time this week for Laurel where
Rev. Roberts will be the pastor
of Justice Heights Methodist
church.
On Sunday of last week Mr..
and Mrs. Roberts entertained a
large group of friends and rela-
tives with q picnic under tn G
large oaks on the lawn Of their
home. on Thursday evening of
last week the family enjoyed a