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tgNn Frlet -. AssI JAMES ;
RUPERT .s-. -tt1 y - ~
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WHEATON AREA

2shz acres, excel for subd!yidlns. In
fact there is O subdivision plan nov
ready; streets rough graded; front
age on Arcola rG.; water available
Priced reasonably on terms.
E. S. PRICE 81 co.
1891 Georgia ave. tWheaton1.
PL. 1891. RI. Obs,
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INVEST. pRop.-sALE Cont.
Four-Unit Apartment

l4TH 81 PARK RID. AREA
apis. including furniture, approx
$40 mo. income; priced at 100000
with nominal cash payment POT
TER. IA 0l42r GE. l4l7.
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

HAVE A CLIENT for downtown, ofice
building, vic. 9th and New York ave.
NV will pay all cash. Call Mr..
Stevenson. with F. M. PRETT CO.,
Ma. 1852; evenings, RA. 1921. III
HAVE ALL CASH to invest in four A.
family units. good NV. section; not
over $4,000 each. Mush show fair
reaurn SCHAEFER, AID. 1896.
WE HAVE CLIENTS who wish to pur-
chase at once 4, g and S-unit apts.,
also small apt. bldgs. in good loca-
tion and priced to sell at figure
that will give purchaser a reasonable
net return on investment. Furnish
at once full particulars and operat-
ing costs. R. G. DUNNE. Ho. 010Q.
YES, WE SPECIALIZE
In the sale of investment properties.
If you are considering selling, 1t may
be advantageous to consult us
without obligation, OF course. Thank
you.
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
Broker Woodward Bldg. RE. 1855
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ReaIJtiflIl Glen Hills

Offers you q good site for 81 900.
Rambler. 70-ft. long, can be built
for Sl2, 800. Drive through Rock
Vile, 2I2 miles on Rte. 2S, turn
at sign. Call OIL. 0649 after 7
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STORES WANTED

LOCATION SUITABLE FOR PRINT
shop, approx, 1000 50, IT., must ex-
coed 10 blocks from 9th and N. Y
tops AK. 1889. TO-
MANY OF OUR CLIENTS, including
out-of-town organizations are in
tereSted in good locations List your
properties with US for quick action.
g. CO., Realtors, l4l5 K St NV,
NE. 5400. -l6
TO LEASE OR SELL
Is our speciality. May we assist you?
Your listing solicited. Thank you.
HARRY |. FRIEDMAN
Broker. Woodward Bldg, RE. 1866.
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FAk&S sos XAlI
Grand tp3 Refinement

Grand tpF Refinement
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: aa7 Es Gs rFz $500
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EARNS FOR SALE

tss@ y gss2 ear7a ESG IA 1895 ~
EIa $& ea4 "a ~ gA& see
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-Bordering r, C. Park, consult your
LGRah GIsSfE LEVEL WOODED LOT, 15os
200 it.. high elevation. "a mile on
Columbia pike ,irisv is mlles Hwv irGm IN tssi ss
srowing Community Of owner built
homes; Just miles from Pentason
CARMODY HILLS mile from D. e,
water. electricity, bus line: iet
tox1oo; s2zfSC,rR s2s dSgrj s1e PEI IT. mas5a se;oa
OVERLOOKING RIVER; in Brook
montNcorner lot 60xl20. l block
from 1-fare car zone; S2,150. Elec-
tricity, water and sewer available
Mohican Hills-Lot 65x1oQ; inciud.
ing. house plan; 81 500. EaectrlGiss mp
aEss. eas saiss Ssaiso1. so1'''sl sios Broad S.
LHRaf Ms zIssi BsDG. SITE, 1oox275 IT.. on
Falls I'd. at Potomac. Near transp.
and shop,: $3.50; WI; 1,,.s;si S24o; c,.nc.
to fe eSs fUr s1a.Soo sSso m gos0Hl ioss slresay
recorded and have utilities. MISS
TAKoMA PARK, MD. = Beautiful
elevated wooded homesite. facing
PARIS park s1,ss75 Of best offer; ag terms
Rock ocksH scRERk HILLS, Mp.-Beautiful
elevated homesite, soxl90; all i'm
prov. sacri. $3.50 or best offer;
terms. OWNER. 81. 2416. .-l2
SALE By owNER-3 desirable lots;
Lake Jackson. va; viii sell at re-
duced price; within so IT. of water
on each site. viii be shown by Mr..
Lester, at Lake Jackson once. OF
BY owner: G, A. FULLER. Fairfax
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GARDEN LoTs-Glen Echo Heishts,

Cabin John Park-Lot 75x175; ST.
available; convenient to stores and
busline. MRS. BURGESS. Realtor
6lA Broad st.. WI. 4253.
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LOTS WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

200 ROW, semidet. or det. lots. il
District or close-in. GINNETTI, Ma
5I4O or WO. 1865 ewes. IA
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ACREAGE ros sAlF fcs..
ACREAGE TRACTS

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~ a.szz ~ -ses sksass s-. SyEss Ts
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rr tH Ez<Esfssn kEEE S7satz
lzsg1 tESEE G& 81 esd SssrS
sAa4ys .FSr. par Ag9gs.
Hzs - $3.50 &c s5fEs * Rss1~cH
EEA< AST*Tx p ts@A -
Incompatible Values
Csn Cse TsasazE aez 81 Ss.*rs feuas
AE-eza Va stJ8@e . ENes 81
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,
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tss9 u oaasar1 sae6 IA 1875 80
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CAPUII REALTY co
FARM BARGAINS
CAPUTl REALTY
r9fs4as % 4}r- at "a ists
Colonial on Potomac

aSEetlial hHtnSs lssa r0ni pteiSt, apa-
r}aista S4ssittius WHlK -
tliea bRfH uu tvrgsrf sASg f@ee
nlatFs EeHtgE hA. = Gus AiaSEr t3ltftsH
Gess blaJ. }u a@' va Go fkis
Ei&tHrI- s.st fvf3gsrTa3nG tense.
ful- saFff hcsif} ttDRI cshiEt;A s7sd
lRuftts EHat .aEe's troVh0h ? ylE
tuTHsasaE ttoHs trees lnsSj 200 FiE
rgdf barn keuEei AFH hVass 81
RrEFs lu-wiT aJitx 'e tlaslt SstF
tsesi at - auH frIuis tsity s4aa
tsf EEt!adea hAiEsiD itft tfes.
VINCTNT NASNgt'EI sFRfttff
NEtf ~ neA ..s s.aHcfa fs
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HAPPY LIVING

TkgpasN aK9s tsFnIuE eU ttlt 4 90
acrss r6usmUt}ls d,gi abre ~ y q
nSaf churches ktbonls kuga RAT We.
hauLEns I .taaSu frame hone spna
barn ard nar res@SfY plteUiioiuts
arEfrfs lu sell RgIug hvhtlEE
AtTt.SF94 1TaAf yTFNg TN -
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l.. DIXON e. co.
~ Wv VIZ
CLARKSBUR0

a. acres Rrd sseiFfn re- ard
bath masonry hcusF lEfEt N< Tat
ifiFrpIarFI hsRHliiu}if cgUiphsd
kltrAsz puFrh ihfsr ballaiBs Fsa
able fuT tuTkFr yf ttly EeE isEfftS
land is fr1tbr Hnd has lens - sss
guha ftuBtaEF pHyDs wuWHta
stream Siihiu Csmfn vitae elttsuss
10 % { price so noft ~ 9sffns
f. S. PRICE g. CO. Realtors
IIsHl 43aSfsEa ASt iNhrAtOu'.
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CHOICE CHEVY CHASE

15 wonderful lots in Chevy Chase,
D. c., west of Conn. ave-. one Of the
best locations in this most desirable
home section; $3.50 each at this
bargain price for quick sale. BEALL
TURNER g. CO.. 1105 Vermont ave.
National Rl31 Randolph 0SS5 o
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site c9 { yZt hats. usN.g Se<<f-
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1T RAsCoGPH. RE SEa- Ta
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Vests Spring Catalog

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Al Poultry Farm
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ftssl sauSx &9AsF ea2ss 83 ssFFs
sxrtsw tszee a4ly $50 g tswsss
enfTssxax Nc %Nt@ EEaass
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gleesnbafgs Va.
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COLORED-CORNER 46th and Wash
ington pl. ne. Will sacrifice for a
Corner 46th and Blaine SITS. ne. COX
los, $500.
47th St below Central ave. ne, 50x
100, $1,000.
55th and Eads st. ne. 1st comm,
Kenilworth. corner 42nd and Lee SITS.
ne, 40xl00, $3, 80.
Anacostia ave, between Nash and
Ord sts. ne, 40x115,, S1,s00.
GUY THINNER, 1929 11th st. NV
Nn AQn~
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SILVER SPRING
ON CONN. AVE.

Beautiful corner store. very large
display windows, handsome, modern
building. Stones throw from ward
man Park and Shoreham Hotels.
About $50 square feet. High cell
ing, terrazzo floors Ideal for wom-
ans speciality shop, womens shoes.
perfume bar or any high-class mer-
chandising Available very soon.
Attractive lease can be arranged
Very few opportunities on the ave
nue. as good as this.
BURR AND YOUNG
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OFFICES FOR eEkr fcss.l
18th AND X
BETHESDA

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tsas 5 EEA &FsG sSzE4a 81 a.
s-giS uEEYFSss EFCS RsAsseys.
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BETHESDA

2 industrial bTdgs.. with footings in
for = more; lot 9Ox142; present rent
SI7,550 a year. Sacrifice. Call
Mr.. DAILY, with
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
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EASTMAN * SEAY
Lock stock and Barrel

Lock. Stock and Barrel
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FARM ON A LAKE

.ey a beAatifn. sfsfza saTn sqs
easaa, only I n cd en Iasf 5atks
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pfoYau*nsg. sfsGssre4 ssFg2sss Eai@ss~
snT Pr4os ernstasl5y sSs fes sm-
mediate AMiF
Claude r HixSon Real Estate
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nOCTOR ,S OEEICE

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MONTGOMERY co.

MONTGOMERY co. --- Cattle farm
and tourist home approx la4 Aefes
/ near CLARK sbuEE a4tnlf fTpgtAge
OF hlshway l0-beaFm hrlee home
( with OIL beat iarEs, beautifully Y
! lsudsesped lnwn snd dfiyeEsF, eHnk
! barn and all necessary eAthidss
S4A UGH
nearly Wy tlIlsslr we'll fenced. 81
/ 2 inrlosec beautifully Iocf ted. a.
hlsh knoll 2 barns aud al HEess-
t gary ogshlfs, ,,,. ~ N POO 81. Ss..ls.,N ~
WRidHT vi y ss6a a. s.ihssds, II ma
PRODUCTIVE tobacco farm 81 .aerss
/ 5-rrp cgttazs or n. IDEAL fer
subdiyisioa 5 min ttem eitY
/ Also 3h-scre farm nr .CFntfal ave
/ moa 5-osdrE. foass 'all hsalt,, oil
( other outhieEs. MOO tenant h9Rss
Also wf have SB.arfe tract adtuinz
! inc Andrews Field with b-rn hotsss
and @-rm hpBSe
Cfn bet 10 n, sno p-ta any
! DAY N HATNsStF. Rsk aBsfhtol
! for Marlboro 33o6
MONTGOMERY CoUSTY II aers
4 room frame house nsee i5siaK
room flreBiace. saa o6Fshl faTnars,
. bath electricity. pfnns sti ms
/ esdsm road. = miia 20 y, a Q
Ststion Thts Ia Hiet plses gooe
. buy st 50 SOC
2 seres s.foogn stucco beass ei
: heat bath slss.. phone on EassAasfH
! road Sbopi E blocks % b a. o
! station 3 .Fatn& TO u G IN = Bl
l bach IL rvenias iaTgs ifpsai paTsh
stable garage tool house naahf Aks
I neautlfgi vaFN hgs4SK immaculate
/ inside and o9s rses!Isnt saf1s pos
sNxsiaa with title Price. u ) iHa1
/ 4as acres S-Fo1cHa house else ph5HF
garage. stable hsnhousef- meal
| bonss GOOD Reii 8lse parysp, wHtEs
% r. A o ktmtieH 0Hasf hzs hesh
Transferred to Baltimore AEsa ezh t
commute. Feaeeh Ter sskststs &HTta
tie nasntT Possession ~s'h tt3*
Price srlf ~ ss56
@sU-BrFe stock farm. gsraaEa frame
house slec pt1sBs bath a~T Eass
tenant isp.a&s. ssfge bstk barn. eaUs
bic corn house, iBTRs faaeh2fzt sa1d
hos hgaacA. zSFs&t eH1eAeF no 3
/ good we'll Z streams % sstsfi wtA
fenced au nikesG&ns Fnes 5saa&ifa
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submit FEAsCH&b3s sEfs FfS4fte
W p~a3si- PpatssytJ.t 81
O DyCksrsgt Ma sxth ], FiEsfis
PETER Rockville. Nd
MosTGoMrRY 90 FAns. loo
aereA. tfnpTsset ssth an sFzn- keass
vel Aaa eisx corn boass. eEssFeFft
1 barn. orchard Is sefsa. Fifsia tias
beF - nj improved "a r9Az
tsroazh faFr = streams nsEs SA#
IS miles % e fFsfBta aSsapsFsss
/ priced sss Sa3ck kAss
Mo8sensDsry ca farm - asFtt= n
: Damascus SsasT grove s~ts53s Bfl3-
HfoSN6 with 4 asY 5~fH a ~ hssa
| faff saasmsnf hDsfte sEDa# casff
| bArF- stream, 10 AxFss ttEahss a Es5
/ road sY0fstaks aas Nsz8s to@1 idea
/ fng hu3lsina 3ats pfass fl3't.
! sergrS. faxsessissg ~ aRYz esA
l Charles H JRfgb@5n aHNstz Fpa4ss.
F4gls g1fs EAMEEI e As&3fNF
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10 a.

A splendid rich tract Of land, located
on hard surface road, close TO
transp; $500 FRED B. CUSH-
MAN. Realtor, Gaitherssurg 2ae.
Well Worth Investigating
20 acres. space for 800 to 900 homes.
sewer, water and gas; on macadam
I'd, in Annandate, Va, siz miles
D, c. The ideal spot for develop
ment. Also several other smaller
tracts.
MILLS REALTY co.
Annandale. Va. Pa. aSaa. IA. 4af3.
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loo Semidetached Lots

Southeast. for veterans homes; water
and sewer available: in the Dis
trict of Columbia adjoins two prof.
ects Of nearly 81, 100000: half block
to bus service; near ATLANTIC, 3rd
and 4th SITS. s.e. BEALL TURNER
a. Co RA OSR5 MA R13l
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DAIRY BUSINESS AND FARM, r,as

water, vs. B---Daify farm. Including
old established business 10 miles
from Portsmouth, Va, Modern hhms
10 tenant houses Pd cattle. nluk
tEuekt ~ oalFS arg IATm haaehI -
and buildings on @f0 fertile acres
This Is at opportunity ef life
time Price , 50 ono, ouly SIS 600
cash EWING NuSBAuM- HUTCH
ESON INC. 49, Housh ST kef-
fQik Va
SCI, 500 ss = an mi south better
than iHE- iBYFstpasut sbaut 40
pine house could act be baiil fJ1
twice TINS amount OWNER. DE
gIyI
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-02
Destructive TORNADO LEAVES
TENANTS DESTITUTE IN SCOTT
AND ENGLAND Communities

You were right, for we are un-
harmed"
Two mules and horse belong
ing to Mr.. Littleton, sheltered
just out from the house, were lost
in the storm.
The home of Louis Allen, broth
er-in-law of Mr.. Littleton, was
blown completely away, but
twelve persons taking refuge in
the house, escaped injury by ly-
ing flat on the floor. They are
Louise, Rosie Lee, Rosetta, Bet
tye Jean, Lee Arthur, Lee Ed
ward and Hazel Mae Allen. Sew
eral killed in the same communi
ty were Dannie Hunter, d. Harp
er, two children, and Bettye Turn
er. Several others are in the
hospital and recuperating salts
factorily, stated Mr.. Littleton.
Inither Littleton and Bernice Car
ter, members of the Littleton
family, escaped injury. Also sur
viving are Louis Martin, Jr,
Charles L. Martin, John Hensley.
Will Smith, Bob and Rob Nose
ly, occupants of 50 Plymouth
owned by Louis Martin, in which
they were riding when the storm
struck, and were thrown from
the automobile into a field all
were unframed.
In answer to a question with
regard to rehabilitation of his
tenants Mr.. R. w. Bredlow, the
plantation owner, said everything
to be done would be taken care
of as soon as it is humanity pos
sible. With reference to the Red
Cross aid, the owner said while
he was appreciative of every eff
fort, he did not want the organ
iZation to be too hasty, since ev-
cry precaution must be taken to
ward off any chislers who may
pretend to be storm victims and
reap the benefits of the Red Cross
aid.
Mr.. Bredlows' home was Con-
siderably damaged with the ROOF
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Open

The Lve-at-Home Competition
Is open to all colored farm fam
lilies, and they are urged to con-
tact their local county agent, or
other agricultural workers to of
ficially enroll in the event, accord
ing to announcement of Mr.. T. R.
E'etton, district agent.
This contest is sponsored by
the Arkansas Power ana Light
Company through the Arkansas
Press Association. Cooperating
agencies are: Agricultural Exten-
sion Service and Farmers Home
Administration.
On the County level, the Farm
Bureau Federation is providing
attractive awards and making a
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-02
Rehabilitation
Is Now Underway

the or sa,.t tass T msss
which whipped through the Scott
England vicinity last Saturday,
tenant farmers on the Bredlow
Plantation gathered in front of
shattered homes Tuesday, March
2Sth, to make plans for rehabili-
tation. One of their first efforts
toward rehabilitation was to gath
er up whatever clothing that
could be salvaged among the
many articles scattered by the
winds over large areas. The ten.
ants We're ably assisted by neigh
bors on the R. H. Alexander
Plantation, which is also in the
Scott community: Mesdames j.
Hampton, Argustias D. Danford,
Julia Allen and Mr.. Bonnie Ran
dorf.
Mr.. Onie Littleton and his
mother Mrs. Lille Littleton, ten
ant farmers on the Bredlow Plant
alton were sole occupants of their
home when the storm struck. Mr.
Littleton told a Journal reporter
the tornado was seen approach
ing from the southwest at an ap-
proximate speed of rs miles an
hour. Il was excited and wanted
to run, leaving mother alone,
said Mr.. Littleton, "but mother
prayed and said, son, don't leave
mother; stay with me and every
thing will be alright. ~ "Con-
WINGED that l should remain
mother and Istood with hands
gripped to each others, as the
storm ripped by a terrific speed
damaging the roof and carrying
away planks from the kitchen.
'After the storm was over I Ca
ressed mother, and said to her:
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-02
Senator Clarke
To Head Southern
Mediator Journal

Texarkana. = Senator w. E.
Clark of Texarkana. veteran
newspaper man and active in
civic, religious and social groups
throughout the Southwest, will
edit and publish the Texarkana
edition of the Southern Mediator
Journal, beginning the week of
April 1, 1949, it was announced by
G. H. Jones, publisher-editor of
the Southern Mediator Journal,
Little Rock, Arkansas.
Senator Clarke formerly pub
lished the TeXarkana Spokesman
for several years, but discontinued
its publication as of January 1,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-02

1949, because of intricate and ner-
sOnal business matters. The
Southern Mediator Journal Pub
fishing Company, 213 Century
Building, Little Rock, Arkansas,
of which c. H. Jones is owner, ne
gotiated the deal with Mr.. Clark
several days ago. Working to-
gether to give the people of Tex
arkana and the Southwest
clean and constructive journal,
Senator Clark and Editor Jones
ask the whole-hearted cooperation
of all the people.
Churches, schools, civic and
other organizations are asked to
cooperate with the Journal by
getting their news to the office
at S45 Laurel Street, not later
than Saturday noon each week.
All of the above mentioned or
CARNATIONS are kindly asked to
select their own reporters. so as
to save time and get good results.
The citizens are asked to cooper
ate by supporting the paper from
the standpoint of advertising. pur-
chasing the paper weekly, or
subscribing. The Journal also
welcomes constructive criticism
and helpful suggestions at the
same time.
Editor Jones and Senator Clark
will cooperate to make the paper
worthwhile service institution
for the people of Texarkana, how
ever, the Southern Mediator Jour-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-02
Record Attendance
AT Ham And
Egg Shows

Two very outstanding Ham and
Egg Schools were conducted IN
Lee and Phillips Counties March
25th and 26th. Demonstrations
were conducted by District
Agents /. r. Betton and Mrs. Mae
Boone in judging hams, should
ers, middlings, canned meats. and
grading eggs.
Both schools were very inform
ative and should, mean much to-
ward the conservation of meats
in the counties.
Some twelve hundred fifty farm
people attended the schools and
some three hundred fifty families
were represented in exhibits at
the schools.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-02

junction with a citywide health
campaign, sponsored under the
auspices of various clubs of the
church, commemorating the 35th
anniversary of National Negro
Health Week.
Editor Jones will also sneak at
england, Scott and Stuttgart,
Arkansas, at later dates. The
Journal is cooperating with Ma
tlonal Negro Health Week observ-
ances.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-02

go of the activity. l nseveral of
the counties the Chamber of Com
merce is backing the project.
The sole purpose of the COM
petition is to encourage the farm
ers of the state to so guide their
farming operations to the advan-
tageous end of a balanced farm
ing program and a living for the
entire family on the farm
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-02

completely destroyed, blown off
during the storm. The house was
occupied by his mother, Mrs.
Bredlow, who escaped with only
a scratch. E'oth expressed in the
mercifulness of the Lord.
The tornado destroyed a COM
munity church, Paradise Baptist,
which was located near the Allen
residence.
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APRIL 2, 1s4s

nal nor the Southern Mediator
Journal Publishing Company have
any connection with the Texar-
kama Spokesman formerly pub
lished by Mr.. Clark, and will not
accept any responsibility for same.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-02

Next Friday night, April 8,
1949, G. H. Jones, eGilor-publisher
of the Southern Mediator Journal
will appear on an extensive pro-
gram at Quinn Chapel AME
Church, Ft. Smith, Arkansas, Rev.
Josef B. Shumpert, pastor. This
program will be presented in con-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-04-02
Once o Book Reviewer

Elizabeth Daingerfeld, q race
horse breeder, was once a book re-
viewer for the Boston Transcript.
She supervised the breeding OF all of
Man O'War's offspring bd War
Admiral
Strawberry Mulch
Remove mulch from old straw.
berry paintings before growth
starts, leaving enough to protect the
berries from the ground.
sagging Mattress
To prevent Ihattress from 1aR-
sing In the centfr. turn It from top
70 bottom one week, and from aldo
10 side the next