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HOUSES FOR sAlE-Ne,thwess
BARNABY WOODS
4 BEDROOMS

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BARNABY WOODS
4 BEDROOMS
All brick. bedrm: and bath, lss 4.
rec. rm.. maids rm and bath.
spacious rms. throughout. cool
screened porch. garAge, lox down
BAIR. l!3T L Sales ST. NV. WI
BRIGHTWOOD
ST. 500 DOWN-Sl3,950
4-oedroom brick home. in excellent
VIM. G. LIBBY CO.
aos l4th ST. NV. RE. $500; Ewes,
sH. $50.
BETHESDA
Colonial house; prexat; rms alll
bsmt.; h,.w.h.a oil Extra lot; Old
J. NOBLE BOAZ
Realtors. 7424 Wis. Ave. WI. 1900.
Ia
BETHESDA-S19,950
Attractive and immaculate 3-bedrm..
.sa s-6ssh dst brick home in lovely
rage. very nice yard; owner, leav--
ing town this week. must sell.
Call for appointment to see.
Billingsley & SanderSon Co.
b21l Wts., OR. 1925 Till 0 pm.
BETHESDA-$14,950
Modern 6-rm. det home in excel
lent condition: well financed; small
down payment: AZ trust, S12 per
month which includes taxes and in
Surance.
Billingsley g. Sanderson Co.
52ll Wis. OR. e326 tin 0 pm.
CATHEDRAL HEIGHTS
Near lear. Wash: Cathedral; Lss. custom
dition. on lot. 70xi35 #. Contains
screened and heated sun rm., open
ing into gs-den: din, rm.. pantry,
hs ms porch efaFa' on snd baths snS Sedlms sseD
bath and lgc. paneied library. on
3rd, Maids rm. and bath IN bsmt.
Built-in garage. OIL heat. Immense
attic fan. Suitable for formal en-
tertaining.
Westmoreland Hills
An interesting white brick Colonial,
custom-buiit in 1899 on ga lots
running through TO next road: con-
tatns hall. living room with paneied
wall and fireplace, dining room with
windows to the floor. well-eauipped
kitchen. powder room. open terrace:
3 bedrooms, with fireplace IN master
bedroom. 2 baths; stairs TO large
workroom. bath and laundry: 2-car
butlt-in garage: beautifully planted
rear garden with outdoor gliil and
w. c. & A. N. MILLER
pEvELIoPMEN,T .Is =, 80: CO: e., Builders and !,
and Spring Valley, 1880 Mass. ave.
NV, OR. 4464. Evenings. telephone
EN-. 1891: tList your home with ls.l
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Owner Really Leaving City
Reas. prieed fes quick sale 10 this
nice home Id the beaut. Barnaby
Woods section; det. brick Of prewar
const. It has liy. rm., din. rm.. kit.
and front porch on LIST g.: 8 bed
rms. and baths on end d.: knotty-
pine rec. rm. and lavatory in bsmt.:
steps to lee, storage attic; brick
gar; nice fenced yard: Venetian
blinds, etc; y block from trsnsp.
and close to schools Due to cir
cunistances. owner needs cash above
financing and has priced house ac-
cordingly. For further information,
call Mr.. schwab. Wo. o5s4. with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
YEnE IT AZ ~ w MA 1aAk
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NEAR 18th AND DECATUR NV
Near Chevy Chase Circle bed
Near I6th and Riggs sts. n.w.-t
bedrooms, Q baths, $3.50. Cal
property manager. WEAVE, BROS; sSSS
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.

Gail till o pm. on any Of these me
iistinRss some real buys fnclnded
III 5 bedrms. near circle, S2i .a50.
tgl 3 bedrooms. den and soaaftnFn,
brick patio. west OF Conn. On quiet
picturesque street: $4,000.
t31 4-bedrm-. center-han corner. ny.
Lafayette School; owner seavtng
country. wants offer. AskinE Ses,-
500. Worthy Of your inspection.
t4@ Exquisite brick center-h&ii Co
loniAl. 8 hedrns.. 3hs baths. den:
eorEeoas grounds: only 10 Yrs. Old
nr. Conn, ave. LE0uM q GERBER.
AD. 1900 tilI . pm. p:m.l.-- ~
CHEVY CHASE, NV
This home eonsiSts Of iarss itvina
Toon. dining room, kitchen. eedroon
and fuli bath On lst noog; . larEs
bedroems and bath en- End neer'
dormitcYy, attic. recreation rcom
huIit-sn EarAxe, oil heat. heAutiful
lot. nicely ahruhhe6 Owner issxtns
town. This Il d coed bay CAD NJ
BEamharn, Di. 3io9 o. In. $500
BETTZETL --fI
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CHEVY CHASE, NV
CHEVY CHASE
NEAR THE PARK

Brick home Of . Eocd-sixed bedroesns
3 tile baths. tnrge nrine reon
dinsng Fpom. dtnsmk aicoss and
kitchen: ansahed heated aftses fGll
basement. ell NV heat: tmmacs.
late condition. quick res&esstnni
priced under $4,000. Cal Tor 40.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO
4ses Coma ave- KM- 1900 70
Mr.. 30th 6 Military Rd. NV,
Deautffui Del, hKsek. neW-hcnss esnd
3 hathk. q hedrMs. den. fun
esn1pped kits dtshvashes. gasesg.
"a. saTsss. perck. sse; pfteA So.
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BARNABY WOODS

3-bedroom, 2-bath brick home. in
this delightful section: built-in ga
rage; near transportation; year 5
lease at Sl7s.75 mo-; possession /
week
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
4420 Conn. ave, EN-. 1900 It'll
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MOVING. PACKING 9 STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
win accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moying; storage:
NDivID1AI COMPARTMENTS. low
ss So monthly; local and Va NOV
ing. TIE. 51SS; Sun. and eve. TE
1885 SAFETY STG, q TRF CO
bagEage. AT. 275e or FIR. O3s6.
MOVING By vET-Exper. help; every
piece wrapped. insured: reas. Cali
any time. MR.. COOK. OIL. 5137.
across he country; safe storage ID
CO NC. est. 1905
Ex-GI-Moving. packing, storage:
rates. GLOVER. ME-. 1928. 10.
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RAMBLER-OpEN
BRICK-NEWS2i,500

rna Linden ave.--5 nice large bed
rms. IL baths. nffl hkrns-. storage
aftie, large L-shaped eoMb. Nv EM.
and din ryn-: garage attached OHs
wis. ave. 20 Bank Of Bsthesda. from
this pcsns take either via, ave. %
M street y1argh az tire Health In
stffate, then fellow Northwtsf EkAlty
arrows to sfs house. MoHTHWE8I
REALTY, T6fs Wss. ave-. Oh nss7.
Evss.. WI. 1880 --l6
elite Residential Mansion
"a 18th ara Kennedy nw. Red hrsEk.
ii rrsx. and 3 baths, also naA6't Z
rrs.. heaatsfui structure hage ffanf
perch, rice front ana Fe&f y&ss Ens
kelow markef vAlse o. &@6.A89
crry. tsrrna To see, cat arf time.
Miss Beail, IA o0S6. with ChAf-
MAN REALTY. .--l1
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE
MUST SACRIFICE, modernly furn.
and redecorated l bedrm. apt,
across from Broadmoor. Total
monthly payments, $57. Inspect
1920 Conn. ave. apt. 8. ewes. LIZ
1-BEDRM. APT, Naylor Gardens;
erans only. Phone VI. 9315 after
rILDIEN rILDEN GARDENS, INC, sos4 I'll
den st. n.w.-To settle an. estate;
vacant; unit consisting OF living
bath; price. $l2,50Q; terms, S11.1o0
cash, bal; share 81 mort. on sids.
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American University Pa
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

Lovely 2-story brick Colonial On largs
hedrms., tiisd BATH % ind a.. lava
tory on LIST a. harFatn priced g
$2l,sQo: excellent nnanesns easy
Colonial Investment Co:
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FIRST OFFERING

<e new apts.: delightful Groom. kit
and bath apis. to luxurious 2-bed-
room. 2-bath apts.: de luxe equip
ment throushout; garage, laundry
facilities In basement. Beautiful
location overlooking Rock Greek
Park: corner Adams MIL and On
tario rds., 8 blocks north OF 18th
and Col. I'd. NV. Open daily from
8 pm. to dark, Monday through
Friday; Sat. and sun, 10 a.m. %
dark. II. q. SMITHY CO., ST. $500.
SHIL TENANTS Are Buying Property
For Someone Else Another Flynn
1905 cooperative apt. offering, The
Avondale, l734 r st. n.w.. tneaI
Dupont Circle); apis. range from =
rms. and bath at 5000 to 2 rms.
and . baths OF $4,000; some va
cancies: others are being sold sub
feet to existing tenancies. Open Tor
inspection weekdays. 6 to TO Pm,
Sat. and sun. TO D PM; other
times by appointment.
EDMUND J. FLYNN
{Authorfty on cooperative plan
Since io2O--responsible for coop.
apt, DEVELOPMENTS In Wash. com
prising 20 bldgs.l Wash. BLDG. RE.
faIs or RE. I74e. -
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All brick. bedrm. and bath, Ist q,
rec. rn.. maids nm and bath
spacious rms throughout. COO
screened porch. garAge, low down
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4s3i, SH 1850.
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GUEST HOUSE
Near WardmAn Park Hotel
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED

MODERN EFFICIENCY APT, down
town, In apt. bldg, for ! bedrm. apt.
in NV. or Arl.; maximum rent $65.
ST 1887 -l7
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ALTON PL.
SPOTLIGHTED

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Open z pm. TIL 10 p.m. tonight.
36SS Alton pl. NV. A fine home.
lust on Conn. ave. Priced for quick
sale 3 bedrms.. Ia Hollywood
baths. ultramod. kitchen. fun hsnt.
rc. to Alton ul.. turn right. RUTIKy
q BAIR. WI. 4S34. 81. 1850. --I6
American University Park
Owner Transferred
Detached brick home. large bed.
rooms. massive living rcom. powder
room. larse lot Near schools and
TRANSPORTATION. $4,000 first trust.
interest A.. Total monthly pay
ment S10s.35. including taxes ana
tns. Priced 70 sell. For sppt. sail
Mrs. Conyers. OR. S425. &335
Alton Place NV. Inspection 81.
Marshall j. Waple Co.
1874 l4th st. NV. Reaitor. d. 3s4s.
= ) H.
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C0iOred IY1vestYrlent

18z1 1ssA n. nsw- Oct. hs1s- $50
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rees1Esnn rnv. sHA seeasNse Mns
SeeI f9pxVa4sss tnsssenk Gpms
sefN- CAD Mr. EeN VIA
b. n. JOHNSON CO.
- 4o&7. --st
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WAKEFIELD

Army ofncer being transferred hAs
priced his most attrac. home in this
excel. section for immed. sale. Det.
center-hall brick. about Q yrs. old;
close to Ben Murch Grammar
school and ,ust on Conn. ave: y
kit. LEGUM a. GERBER. AID
$500 till O nm IL
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WILL TRADE

WILL TRADE
Your old house for q new detached
brick home, near 18th 81. and
Walter Reed Hospital This lovely
home consists Of o large rms. .
baths. ist-fioer powder rm,. all-elee
kit. with garbaRe disposal unit
gas a.-e. heat; slate roof. large,
lovely lot; quality built throughout
most convenient to stores, schools,
trsnsp,, etc. For fun particulars,
call Mr.. GINNETTI, RE. 1858 or
WO. 3a6S ewes
10th ST. NV.
Prewar built Colonial brick, center
hall. Ige liy. rm., din. rm,, kit. den
and " bath on LIST a.; 4 bedrmss Z
baths on end A.; finished attic. full
bsmt. incl, rec. rm., maids rm. and
bath. util. rm.. 2-ear garage: excel
elose-in loe.: owner leaving city:
price Is right. Call JAS. J. HOOPER
CO., exclusive agent. 2e02 Conn.
ave, DU. 100. -l6
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CONN. AND CATHEDRAL - Owner
must sell most attrae. 3-bedrm.
brick: asking s16,95o; will con-
slider offers. LEGuM & GERBER,
AID. 1900 TIL 8 pm. liz
GEORGIA AVE. NV, $500 block. Ist
basement, oil heat; gear brick ga
rage, etc. Priced Low with terms.
Ideal If you are looking for . home
plus investment. OWNER. ST. 1881.
Evening star., 1949-02-06
First Fu|bright Act Student
Leaves DC. for Philippines

The first person to be sent to the
Philippines under the Fulbright Act
for education exchange has left
Washington to fly there for nine
month fellowship.
He is Frederick G. Leasure, So. Of
1885 Rittenhouse street NV, for
mer presidentsof Paul Smith College,
Paul Smith n. Y, and an expert on
vocational and technical education.
He had been here since fall, staying
with his parents-in-law, DR.. and
Mrs. Arthur Charles Watson.
Mr.. Leasure, who was director Of
vocational education in Portland,
Oreg., for five years, will teach vo-
cational training at the Philippine
School of Arts and Trade, a govern
ment institution.
The Fulbright Act, passed in 1916,
allows foreign nations to pay for
United States surplus property by
Exchanging students and teachers.
Mr.. Leasure will receive salary and
cost-of living allowance from the
Philippine Government. The State
Department has signed such ex-
change agreements with nine ma
tions and hopes for a total of more
than 20. AS of December, "a per-
sons had been given exchange fel-
lowships.
Evening star., 1949-02-06
Two-Day Conference
On Social Legislation
Opens Here Tomorrow

A two-day conference on "unfin-
ished business in social legislation"
will open at am. tomorrow in the
Labor Department auditorium. Top
les will include housing, health, edu-
cation. civil rights, social security
and other economic and social
measures pending in Congress.
Approximately TOO delegates from
13 national organizations will at
tend. Secretary of Labor Tobin,
Social Security Commissioner Ar
thur j. Altmeyer and Senator FL
lender, Democrat, of Louisiana. are
scheduled speakers for the after
noon session beginning at 2 o'clock
tomorrow.
Keyserling to Speak.
Leon Keyserling. vice chairman
of the Council of Economic Ad-
visers and former general counsel
of the National Housing Agency,
will speak on imitation" at a ses-
sion at pm. Walter White, Sec
retary of the National Association
for Advancement of Colored People,
will preside at the night session and
Colston E. Warne, president of the
Consumers Union of America, will
lead the discussion.
Speakers for Tuesday morning
session include Senator Humphrey
Democrat, of Minnesota, who will
speak on civil rights and Federal
aid to education; Representative
Biemiller, Democrat, of Wisconsin
who will discuss health legislation
and Commissioner John T. Egan of
the Public Housing Authority. After
visiting various members of Con-
gress the delegates will gather for
an open discussion at 2 pm. Tues
day.
Helen Hall is Chairman.
Miss Helen Hall, president of the
National Association of Consumers,
is chairman of the conference.
Others who will preside at sessions
Or lead discussions are Mrs. Oris G.
Robinson of the Advisory Committee
of the Women's Division of the
Methodist Church; Mrs. Joseph Welt
president of the National Council
of Jewish Women: Miss Elizabeth
Magee, executive secretary of the
National Consumers League; Mrs. ]
Birdsell Calkins, president of the
YWCA National Board: Lee john
son, director of the National Public
Housing Conference; Mrs. Sadie
Alexander of the National Council
of Church Women: DR.. w. Monta-
que Cobb of Howard Uni ersity
and Joseph Anderson, executive Sec
retary of the American Association
of Social Workers.
Other organizations sponsoring
the conference are the National
Federation of Settlements, Christian
Social Relations Department of the
United Council of Church Women
Women's Trade Union League of
America, National Council of Negro
Women, and Division of Social Edu-
cation and Action of the Presby-
terian Churches in the United
States.
Evening star., 1949-02-06
Rev. Alfred Rush to Talk
At Study Guild Library

"The Bishops In Conflict With
the Civil Powers" will be the SUBJ
ject of an address at the weekly
forum of the Study Guild Catholic
Library at $3.50 o'clock. Tuesday
night, by the Rev. Alfred Rush, c.
SIS r., professor of history at Cath
olic University.
The lecture will be given in the
library, 1725 Rhode Island avenue
NV,
Evening star., 1949-02-06

Maj. Gen. e. s. Hughes, Chief of
Ordnance; Maj. Gen. Henry B. Say
lor, Chief Of the Ordnance Research
and Development Division, and Col.
c. H. M. Roberts of the Ammuni-
ton Branch are among those who
will pay him tribute.
Mr.. Adelman, who lives at 3709
Military road NV, first started
working with the Ordnance Depart
Evening star., 1949-02-06

ment in 1904. He was q member of
the Ordnance Technical Committee
continuously from its establishment
early in the 1920s and chief of q
number Of sections and branches.
When he retired he was chief of
the ammunition branch.
He took part in q number of the
more important advances in artil-
lery ammunition.
Evening star., 1949-02-06
200 10 Fete AdeIman,
Retired Ordnance EmpIoye

Arthur Adelman, engineer with
the Army Ordnance Department for
almost As years, will be honored at
banquet at the Army-Navy Coun-
try Club tomorrow night.
Mr.. Adelman retired January 81
and more than 200 of his friends
and associates are expected to at
tend the banquet.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-07-01
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II. B. "A. SURVEY

The survey that is being taken by
the office is proving to be quite a
success. Through this survey we
are in POSITION TO obtain some infor-
nation otherwise we could not get.
The presidents are responding
nicely to this plea and there are
others who have not q, yet respond
ed, however, we are trusting and
hoping that they will at an early
date
Our purpose for taking this survey
is to find out about some Of the ac-
Invites in the various local lodges
and we honestly feel that it is
forward step. Our motive is from
constructive stand point and not
destructive standpoint.
After all reports are in and we
have had a chance to compile same,
we will then let you know jSst
what our next move will be.
We hope that the presidents will
feel free to fill out these blanks and
forward them to the office, which in
turn will help us to determine where
help is needed most,
We are aware that there are 10
cal lodges in the Association that
are in dire need Of help and it Is our
aim to help where help is needed.
There are presidents in the Associa-
ton who do not know how to renew
members. There are presidents in
the Association who do not know
how to conduct an order of worship
in the local lodge. Since we know
what is needed it is our indispen-
sable duty to acquaint these local
presidents with these procedures.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-07-01

Of thermoplastic dress forms are
nodded to individual figures.
Shoulder pads should be pinned
to thermoplastic forms and ue~.
for all fittings. When fitting ba 81
bodice, allow about one inch sac eH
in pattern from neck, down conters
back to waist. This allows for arr
movement when garment is Gu;
Also, allow little slack arounle
armseye for arm movement. Wheiss
fitting garment or dress form pu,
it on right side out because o.
figure differences In right and lefr
sides. For fitting garment TO dress,
form, leave 3 .nch plackst opens
ing for ease II ftting operation. Z
You win find that these and
many other .rps from your loeal
sewing center exports vii h -
you turn out, with sewing machii. a..
and dress form. apparel shat la'E
the me9e-,o order look. YoY?l, 4,
have 70 agree with Marie WYlsen
that flung the .nd5wdua! fQaro,
correctly helrs 70 make yey;
dress-mak!He mo envy of every
Wo!naa.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-07-01
H. z. A. CONVENTION

The program for the Convention,
which convenes July 26 and q in
the H. B. A. Auditorium is in the
making. The Secretary is especially
putting emphasis on the Constitution
Clinic that will be conducted on the
second day of the Convention.
The instructors for this clinic are
being carefully chosen and it is hop
ed that those who attend these cour-
ses will be greatly helped.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-07-01
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HOUSEKEEPNGIsEz,

They say that into every brides
life at least one difficult relative
must fall and from the day I took
the narsc IF Stuart / heard I'd be
no exception. Giecfuily my favorite
husband told me. about Uncle Bill.
q bachelor architect who preached
fire and reared that all women
were dumb. Secretly | prepared for
Uncle Bill with book on architec-
jture borrowed from the library.
When he descended one night for
dinner ! was all set.
Soon latter we finished the pie
I had shaved over, Uncle Bills eye
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-07-01


jumped in. Look at the specif-
cations for the fashings, valleys.
cutters and downspouts they
don't call for copper"
! What" asked my amazed non
technical husband. "are you talking
about"
AS nonchalantiy as possible
pointed out that valleys, cutters
and downspouts were the so-caled
highways of roof conducting.
rain, snow and sleet to the ground
while flashings prevent leakage az
joints such as where the roof meets
the chimney.
: Correct" put in Uncle Bill. But
what do you know about copper at
those spots 2"
ISLANDS to reason that YOU'D
safeguard a house with "copper""
said |. You have to figure thas
SEINE 10000 gallons or about 50
tons Of water fall on an average
house roof in a year and copper
rs the material for wilhstandin2
rust and eorresipn. If you don:
want costly repair bills you neeti
copper roofing accessories that ear
take year-in, year-out abuse"
We'll, III be" chuekled Uncle
Bill Take it from an architect
you're absolutely right; you canf
go wrong with copper. And for n
bride. you're not so dumb"
Now with Uncle Bill safely in
the fold III have to sneak back nv
library book, 1t wouldn't hurt to j.,
pave the Man of the House think
= was an expert even if did only |,
Fe' as FIR aa Cha ater C1e, Essen
Gals Of food Kuii4iay:"
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-07-01
Notice To Presidents

We have limited supply Of pres
ident, vice president, secretary and
member badges in the office. Since
we did not know as to whether the
members would be interested in the
badges for the various officers in
the local lodges, we only ordered a,
,Ti1e' $500 '1~r
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-07-01

u you served In Gny one OF the
Armed Forces during wo sid
War II and held q elGssificatioia
us specialist In ono Of the jobs
listed above. you ere eligible
10 enlist in the q. S. Army In
non-commissioned officer grade
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-07-01

Various churches are having spec
ial prayer hour for Mr.. Wilson's re-
covery. Mr.. Wilson has been a dea-
con of Pine Grove Baptist Church
ever since it has been organized. He
says the Lord isn't quite ready for
him.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-07-01
Powers OF Attorney

The secretary lis kindly asking the
presidents who have deceased mem
bers scheduled for payment in the
Convention, to send to the office for
powers of attorney forms to be prop
erly filled cut,
These forms are to be filled out
and signed by each beneficiary of a
claimant and countersigned by the
local president who heads the lodge.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-07-01
Tmacrianf Notice to
Presidents

All local presidents or representa-
fives of local lodges are urged to
bring their Constitution, Ritual, note
book and pencil to the Convention.
Please come prepared to do some
real work in the Convention.
Secretary.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-07-01

Mr.. Wilson's children, John o. Will
son, Kansas City, Kansas; Henry Will
son, Jr., Lake Placid, Florida; Poll
ent Wilson, Winchester, Miss, and
daughter, Mrs. G.. V. Wilson Mills of
Waynesboro, all have been called to
his bed side
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-07-01
Constitution Clinic

One of the greatest efforts, per
haps, is being put forth to conduct
an outstanding Constitution Clinic
that will make an indelible impress
sion on the hearts and minds of the
presidents and members in the con-
yention.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-07-01
REQUEST

All presidents will kindly bring
their note book and pen or pencil to
the Convention.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-07-01
WAYNESB0R0 NEWS
MRS. G. V. MILLS, Reporter

Mr.. Henry Wilson, the father of
Mrs. G.. V. Mills has been on the sick
list for sometime. He has been trea-
ted at the State Hospital of Laurel
and the Watkins Memorial Hospital
of Quitman.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-07-01

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blue prints / had
planted where
he couldn't miss
them.
! mot a had
king little
house." he said.
T h a t. s all /
needed.
"I'm surprised
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