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Dress Shop Fixtures

SoTI ~
DRArEs; damask, 2 pairs: also 1 pair
Powered. cheap. EN-. 1865.
Dress Shop Fixtures
tons for sm mali shop Easi soe rem m See
Shelves, dress bin. fiuorescent lights,
mirrors. dressing rms lined oak
wrapping counter showcase. cash
register A. real sacrifice at only
DRESSER, mahogany. and 5-drawer
DRESSES. blk. velvet. red, blue, brown
crepe. 40; shoes. blue. blk. suede,
sN. HO. $3.50. Ext. sos, II to A.
DRUM SET. slingerland. white pearl
with zilsian cymbals. RE. .4oso,
pIT yp i new. auto .eeo.
DUpLICAToR. Print-o-Matic. sI3. 80.
Lettersraph barg. today. co. 1925.
Week eek p p 5a7% L. LIZ ~ l4th ST NV.
month: $50 Phone GE. 6s7s.
ELECTRIC RANGE. Universal Ban
tam, table model, peri cond.. $50;
drop-leaf table, waltlt and poplar,
E III II R M9n!8e i s. ne
kit. cabinet; glass doors. 4 shelves:
under. EN-. 6274 80
ELEC. TRANS-Amer. Flyer. ! yr.
old. engine smokes and choo-choos
EG Gs fnE TN Fsu s w Rm 70 g s smp
120 Edison A cell auto compensa-
tor. starting switch. battery filling
set barrel electrolyte. motor gener-
ator set; excellent equipment, can
be used for plating and for dc; cur.
ICE PAL a isa 94Si conn SOM ave on nW
ELEC. WATER HEATERS, 43 gal,
3O-eal. Electromaster; list. S1a4 SO:
now $50: legal. Wilson Hotfow;
list. SO 30: now $40: Floor sam
pies. DISTRICT HARDWARE. Pas
rSc II Z y Pa; e eo12 pictured.
--latest edition. built expressly to
meet school requirements. GE. 1899.
ENCYCLOPEDIA. World Book, Christ
mas for whole family. ITS time
f terms. f, &c HIT li5siature' Very easy
ENCYCLOPEDIAS. set of Child Craft,
breed. Cali Sal. between ) and s.
r Syn; af bp ! Pm VA 8376. III 81:
BOOK. $50 cash. Phone sH. S47s.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, new,
in excel. condition; l94S edition die
tionaries, Atlas and case. Moving.
must sell immed. $135 total. Wo.
ENGINEERS BUILDING LEVEL Our
ley) make. Gain telescope. Cost
$500. Al shape; sos. cypress
ENLARGER. Praxidos autofocus, Rolei.
size f:3.5; Balda. t:2. Xenon; best
offer Basement. 1883 Harvard
EVEiNISG GOWNS. overstocked in
rental dept. sacrificing at "a IS.
Sold UP to S39.75. LONGS, 731 7th
st. NV. DI. 0265.
EXERCISE BICYCLE: with speedom-
* s.sr' ss slmo Ext ns 9s3 fraction OF cost
ExERCIsER: "vIG-RoW," excellent
never used, S4. OR. 5419.
ExERCYCLE, IN excellent condition,
nsxeI us Ho T sse5 trade '0F slide pro-
FANS. kitchen. exhaust. attic. all
, service. az G'1cHNE r.; ma: 1870; .,,o
exc. cond.; reas. Greenlawn Apis.
ZOE Chillum I'd. Apt. 100, Hyatts-
vile. Md, Sun, Mon, 10 to 5 pm
FILES, letter size, steel. S. up; desks,
SIS up. Don't miss Today, CO.
1925; wk. 1ll2 l4th NV. DI. 1872
FILING CABINET, legal: letter, steel.
wood; new. used; sacrifice. Today CO.
1925: wk., 1l12 14th NV, DI. 1872
FILING CABINET. Victor; freproof
FIRE EXTINGUISHERS, Pyrene. solid
brass, brand-new: meet all Fed.
State and ICC specif.: approved Un-
derwriters Lab: written one-year
5000.
FIXTURES for 5 and 10 cent store:
$50 IT,. of counters and registers;
best offer takes lot. Ii. 3-6511
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FURNITURE
ONCE-YEAR
WAREHOUSE
CLEARANCE SALE
$55,0O0

Worth of Brand-New Furni-
ture to be sacrificed to raise
$35 900. You can save from
Is to so per cent on the fol-
lowing:
Bedroom Suites
priced from S51 for 3-pc. suites,
about 100 suites to be sacrificed.
E. 2. terms.
Living Room Suites
A complete array of colors and de-
signs. tapestries. mohair and velour
suites, priced from S72 for 3-pc
suites, about so suites to be sacri-
feed. e. 2. terms.
Dinettes
Most standard brands: includes Day
strom. Lyodd, Semco In beautiful
hish colored vinilyte chairs. and
from $40, about IS sets to be sacri-
feed. E. 2. terms.
Sofa Beds and Suites
3-pc.. sofa bed suites covered in .
$50; odd sofa beds priced from
S47.50; all brand-new merchandise
about 30 sets to be sacrificed
DINING Room Suites
Several fine 9-pc. Honduras mahos-
any full credenza buffet. china,
Duncan-Phyfe table and chairs,
priced from $4,000; q rare bargain,
Mahogany Pcs.
Drum tables. leather-top desk. ma
hogany breakfront. mahogany Gre
denza solid. mahogany end tables,
solid-mahogany coffee table. leather
top cocktail tables and tier table,
3-corner cabinets: at deep-cut
prices E. e. terms.
Open an E-Z Charge Acct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-30

COSTUMES. RUBBER MASKS, SOC
CSC. NOISEMAKERS. WIGS, 49c
HALLOWEEN PARTY SUPPLIES
Sunday. 10 to 10, for your con-
venience. THE EMPORIUM. 1897
Georgia ave. NV. GE. SOS1.
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Flagstone-Building Stone
Below wholesale price. OR. 1861.

FLAT SILVER. 'sLucerne" pattern. g.
place settings OF : pcs, large silver
tray: banquet cloth. hand-embroi-
dered. with IL napkins, Call DE.
FLOOR PoLIsHER, electric. .
brushes, cheap. WARRENS. 1880
FiuTEs-Ne New instruments for rent
with option to buy. JORDAN'S.
corner 18th and G SITS. NV. ST
FOLDING CHAIRs-eoo new folding
chairs; ideal for church or meeting
hall; reasonable. TIE. SSH. 80
FOR SALE-Wood-cha saws; tree
surgeon, for clearing wood: topsoil,
marine handspring. Call Sun, ST.
1892
FORMAL CLOTHES, sentlemans: 1
dress coat / suit tails; like
new: size 40 long. Union 0917 80
FREEZER, Is Gu. it,, Wilson Vert,
brand new. $500: 5-yr. guar. OIL.
1910. 80
FREEZERS-We are nverstocked on
all leading-name brands; floor sam
Piles at greatly reduced prices save
as much as $50 to 500: take 3 yrs
to pay. ALPERSTE1N's ELECTRIC
VILLAGE. PA Carroll ave. Takoma
Park. Md SH. 1893. SH 2T00.
Open Mon, Thurs. Sat till
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Material Sale

At Wallach School. 9TH and Pa. ave.
Sc. Best used brick in town. 3x
As, 20 It,; ga random width heart
pine flooring, suitable for Colonial
floors: steel beams. Priced cheap
before hauling to the yard. At our
yard specials on paneied shutters.
g; per pair; window screens, soc
eacl,: screen doors, complete with
hardy. =, and door closer, SIS each;
heavy Ain. cast iron pipe in eft.
lengths. with square ends, Soc per
bling fixtures, pipe. lumber, etc.
from many. wrecking Jobs. Our
prices are right, and we guarantee
satisfaction. A B c D CORP.
1922 Jefferson Davis hwy, Otis
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BREAKFAST BOOTHS.

BREAKFAST BOCIHS
order. Reasonably priced. For free
estimates. call RA. 1900. BETTER
HOMES AND KITCHENS. 107 Ken
needy st. NV.
BREAKFAST SET, porcelain top.
cabinet ME- os77 after pm
B sqndKkfA TABLE, Howell. and two
chairs; $50. Phone Jackson 4-0572.
You to the nearest Isl Site '" to load Your your
WREcKiNe 4 Bu1LDING MATE
RIAL 60, 1902 Minnesota ave. ne,
B At s9lIi $40 % per
at our yard. We load your truck.
used lumber. windows, doors, plumb.
ing and heating-all at one placel
pps cut c s ar lf hrea Tse to snsh
lection Of used and new material in
city, at, the right price. For cour-
tse9S tres.me gn see e., MI a,s jones
BRICKS. t face fe and common. one or a
1855, ALASKA COAL & BRICK CO.
BUG KILLER! Amazing Johnston S
mo Roach" Sanitary coating kills
reaches. ants. waterbuEs for months.
Pint i $, g.; q.;; s2.ss. THE HEcHT
BUILDING, small midget diner. fully
equipped excellent for construction
Job; movable. AID $500.
BUILDING ITEMS-Everyth!ng from
A. to q, FUCKER LUMRER. 1890
B Wi6n eTf MA AisE.s e. 90s sev-
needs now. Lumber cut to order:
sheeting. flooring, from S@5 M:
doors. windows, soc and UP; brick,
steel, angles. reinforcing rods,
ppe sna hsnns p psess 1os sda1eFi
WREcKING Co. 100 S. Capitol
St. Ii. 3-2602.
BUILDING MATERIALS - Visit the
largest wreckers in town for your
S n bTck nee Seer nm0ss d fIHn So
vindows. and I.0o1 items for fne
building; one trip to Ace will save
YOU time end money ACE WRECK
ING g. BUILDING MATERIAL CO.
4oo2 Minnesota ave. me-, AT. 66l7,
BUILDING MATERIALS - Beautiful
kiln dried knotty pine paneling. 1oc
BID. IT.; dry white pine shelving, Ice
BID. IT,; 4xs fir plywood. u in, 1Oc
50. IT,; clear w.p., "A. 6/4, S/4,
35c BID. It.: 210 lbs. asphalt shingles.
Sc So; l2-in. clear oak flooring, 15c
BID. TT; cedar closet lining. ISc BID.
IT.: panel fir doors. $3.50 ca A.;
Flush hardwood doors. $11 ca: Int.
Colonial doors. $11.50 ca; Int.
French doors, open, S115O each.
Combination doors, any size, S14.50.
BALTIMORE I,IJMRER co TT
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

DOORS "a, plate glass; 2 TT. 6 in by
8 IT. 8 in: ia thick; suit. for win
dow wall or partition. Or O526.
DRAPES, 2 pair, with swag, patterned
gray and wine. S25. RIA. 1866.
DRAPES, prs. floral design. stand
ard size, excel. cond., S25. Otis
s27l
DRAPES. damask, 2 pairs. also / pair
f10Werp6 cbeaD FM 11RS
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ALPERSTEIN'S
cUT-PRIcE FURNITURE STORE
1923 7th st. NV.
Open Every Day TIL 8 PM.
Mon, Thurs and Sat. Till 8 PM
MA. 5000 MA. 1859
GARDEN TRACTOR, 3-h.p., with
sickle bar and rotary mower, also
sulky; will sell cheap. Can HI. 597S
GAS CONVERSION BURNERS, new
used: S175 UP, installed. JOHN @
GAS FURNACE. Bryant. good. Cal
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FREEZER. is Gu. IT, upright Wilson.
brand-new; $500
Perfume. world-famous Corday: 500
off
Pipes. smoking brand-new; L. H.
Stern made; 500 on
Gas range, 4-burner; excel. cond
$50
Refris., ecu. IT, Gibson; excel
cond: Sd Call OIL SEQ
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LUMBER
BUILDING MATERIALS

BUILDING MATERIALS
o. all kinds at ROBINSON S, open
every Sat. and Sun. all day. tres
delivery. ox4 s it., special kind.
35c ca; ks dry t. and g, flooring
or sheathing, Sac BID. it.; 4xS
Sheetrock.- S1.44 ca; AXIS genuine
Celotex: Sl.92 ca; l4-in. Axe tir
plywood. 81. ca; storm sash from
$29S ca; combination doors from
Si4.95 beautiful knotty pine pan
50. IT,; 2-psnel doors, $3.50 ca;
door trim only SC IT,: wood, latns.
S2.75 per 100: Kimsul, balSan
wool. rock wool pats and Zanolite
insulations; fireplace charcoal lge.
bag, S1.50: weather stripping, caulk-
ing compound; glass cut to size;
putty, pipe and pipe fittings, house
paint, $3.50 per gal; floor and
deck enamel, 1895 per gal; j
coat enamel, $50 per gal; new
and used sinks, bath tubs, basins,
toilets and hundreds of other money
RsaoBiksoNfs: S' yoH H1" se sfsawis
Lumber Yard, AK. 1900. Free de-
livery. 80
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Beautiful. new, factory made in Sec
tons for small shop. Easily removed.
Shelves, dress bin. fluorescent lights,
mirrors. dressing rms. lined oak
register A real sacrifice at only
5000 LII 3-l0fil
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AIScL. FOR SALE Cont

AtSCl. FOR SALE Cont
BABY CARRIAGE and matt. black
coach. $40; bassinette. plastic lining
and pad. SIS: Detecto scales. 50. AK.
BABY CARRIAGE. collier-Keyworth.
With PAD pad scales play pen with pad
BABY CARRIAGE, whitney, with
matt, new cond,, S25. Also play
pen, teeter baby, and child's. chif-
forobe. 5201 LIST st. north. Airing
BABY cARRIAGE. gray, storkline.
Of baby scales; ali for $50. Apply
Apt. zoos. 2025 Eye st. NV.
BABY CARRIAGE. Collier.Keyworth,
very good condition; SO. LII.
BABY sS' cA ISR AG f bath hin BABY
92 eeerB Nte p CHAIR and Fl Ra''F sxce
BABY CARRIAGE, whitney; crib
solid oak; Thor table ironer oV
BABY CARRIAGE, slightly used, also
BABY CARRIAGE, collapsible, SIS;
play pen. So, car bed 81 scales
H al "a cAR a1aai STROLLER, Hey
BABY CRIB. small Size, aox4o, waved
birch; > months old. $40. Call
BABY CRIB AND MATTRESS. good
condition; SO. CHI. 1900, Ext. 73I.
BABY 81. CRIB . and s mattress IS. sale; mus,
storkline and Knoll cribs, inner
spring wetprcof mattress. SsSS;
carriages from Sass. NATIONAL
BABY. SHOP. 24el 18th st. NV,
opp Ambassador 7heater. o tG g.
BABY CRIB AND MATTRESS, car
Elase and high chair, very reas.
BABY AB I FURNITURE, Edison crib and
shifforobe' kantwet mattress; $50
BABY s., STROLLER, twin size. PRon.
BAKERY AZ; hs74, Eou1rMENr-six 4-deck
Bledgett ovens. $50 ca; l stainless
steel 2o-gal. steam kettle. S35; l
Century bread molder. adjustable,
m Mith ext Wssfnrs sSs5 Ice fass
but in excellent condition. GE. 1885
BAND SAW, $40; table saw, SIS;
cleo; drill, SIT: power tools and
small tools, inclusive, 500; /: ga.
shotgun, rubber rack, misc. sporting
BANJO MANDOLIN for sale or trade
for guitar. AID. S464, Apt. 317.
bR.ANDSAW, l2 in. Craftsman
! equipped with i2-h.p Craftsman
! motor, both nearly new; will sac
| rilce. S04 Maple ave, Takoma
| Park. 81. 2152
BAR AND SINK TOPS of Everwea,
formica; custom made; free esti-
mates. King S-9s05.
BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT
chairs, 8 mirrors, assorted matched
equipment. Inspect. on premises, 81
$50 pm. everyday. 1l09 9TH St
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BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT
3 chairs, mirrors, assorted matched
equipment. Inspect. on premises, 81
$40 pm. everyday. 1109 9TH St
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ewes. and sun.
aRAY'a 3414 9Th at tn 474%-337

GRAY 3, 3414 l4th 81, TU.4744-337T.
DOORS mahogany doors, 3x7x2,
ssR isI. condition SO e. sA'
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DINING ROOM

O1N1N1 MUM
Will sell my beautiful 9-pc. Hon.
duras mig. Duncan Phyfe suite at
a sacrifice: also have large size
mig. breakfront. dishes, etc. Call
MA 5000, ask for MRS. LYLES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-30

IDDLE, very nice. with case,
TENDLER' S PAWNBROKER
CO., 913 D st. NV, ME.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ABACUS, Logs; does work of adding
machine and slide rule; $500
LOY'S, 1917 r. I. ave. ne. NO. 1855
ACCORDION-Italian beautiful moth
er Of pearl; will trade for movie
camera and protector. AK. 1904
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-06-18
"A New Society
Coming, DR..
Mordecai johnson
Tells Morehouse
Graduates

Addressing Morehouse Colleges
largest graduating class (138)
and an audience that filled to
overflow the colleges histroic Sale
Hall Chapel, DR.. Mordecai w.
Johnson, eminent president of
Howard University, told his en-
rapt listeners that a new society
"a bold, new social an deconomic
order based on human dignity and
love-is in the making. In this
new society, which is to evolve
on this very soil, men and wo-
men will enjoy a rea ! equality,
free from fear and insecurity,
declared the celebrated educator
and religious leader, admonishing
the 1873 graduates at Morehouse's
82nd commencement to help in
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-06-18
State Colleges
Unit In YWCA
Character Build
ing Program

Negro colleges in Mississippi
have pioneered nto the field of
cooperation last year when they
agreed to pool their resources to
provide character training for
students. The plan embraces
the cooperation of the Mississippi
District YWCA and the Couthern
Region of the National Student
YWCA.
Under the plan a professional
worker is employed. Through
campus visits, conferences, and
suitable materials, students in
YMCAs and YWCAs are given
guidance in Christian growth.
Having worked on an expert
mental basis for a year and a
half, the college presidents have
agreed that the results are out
standing and will become a perm
anent part of their co-curricular
educational program.
Cooperating in the plan are
eleven senior and junior colleges:
Alcorn A & M College, Campbell
College, Jackson College, Missis-
sippi Industrial College holy
Springs), Okolona College, Piney
Woods School, Prentiss Institute,
Rust College, Saints Industrial
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-06-18
Civil Rights Not
Dropped Says
Senator Lucas

New York, June 14-Senator
Scott w. Lucas of Illinois, Sem
ate majority leader, denied this
week that h chad announced that
civil rights and social welfare
legislation would be dropped for
tbs session of Congress and as
serted that news stories reporting
such an announcement ''were
either not complete quote of my
statement, or not quite an accur-
ate one"
Gathering String Beans
String beans should not be gath
cred when the plant In wet with dew
Or rain, 10 prevent the spread al
bean rust
Relocating Vegeta bIes
To reheas vegetables use the toy
Of the double boiler. It win pre-
rent that warmed over" flavor
Prunc Berxss<
email fruits and berries already
established should be pruned during
heir dormant season before they
>egin spring growth
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-06-18

achieving this new social order
whose imminent birth an
nounced by the present world
surge towards genuine democracy
and the emergence of human
equality.
DR.. Johnson, who was intro
duced by Warehouses; President
Benjamin E. Mays as zone of the
great prophets of our day., be-
gan by paying tribute to his Al
ma Mater, Morehouse, where he
was graduated in the class of
1911. "This," he said, ''is holy
place for me 1t was here that
I received the determination
shaping of my life" Most of the
credit for that "determinative
shaping" went to the late Sam
uel H. Archer and the late Ben
jamin G. Brawley, two of the
great souls that figured in the
fashioning of the ideals and ira
ditions of the college. Of the
dynamic DR.. Archer, the speaker
said, "He was the man who made
morality alive for me-. He said
of the meticulous DIR. Brawley,
SIN all my life I have never
met a man more careful about
the substance and details of
knowledge DR.. Johnson also
paid a high tribute to the present
head of Morehouse College, de-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-06-18

"Poison Ivy is fairly easy to
recognize. It's laeves are green
in color, smooth and glossy on
the surface, and grow in groups
of three" says DR.. C. A. Lawlah
of Pine Bluff, Ark, in his article
on "Poison Ivy" in "The Road to
Health column this week.
NM GDthelast shrdlu shrdlu
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-06-18
Egg Production

Good average production per han
n a small home flock which IL given
adequate feed and care Is, about LEO
eggs 4 year. The average In farm
hocks is considerably fNwer - about
100 eggs q year - on. 1t could be
raised by better feeding and man
agement. An excellent producer
q hen that lays from 1en to aoe
eggs year.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-06-18

In a letter to Roy Wilkins, as
sistant secretary of the National
Association for the Advancement
Of Colored People. Senate Lucas
indicated that bills 'still in the
early stages of development"
were not specifically mentioned on
his must list because ait is OBJ
vious that il Is not possible to
give priority rating TO legislation
which is not ready, or nearly
ready for consideration on the
flooro of the Senate"
ON TIME TABLE
Senator Lucas denied that these
bills had been dropped and
stated that their place on the
Legislative timetable OF the Sen
ae will have to be determined by
their progress through the com
mittees considering them" Con-
sideration of the Presidents TWEEN
tyfour point program call of
which has merit" will take many
months according to the Senate
majority leader.
The Illinois lawmakers letter
came in response telegram
sent by Mr.. Wilkins last week in
protest against the annarent ahan-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-06-18
Once . Book Reviewer

Elizabeth Daingerfeld, q RAGS
horse breeder, was once a book re-
viewer for the Boston Transcript.
She supervised the breeding OF all ID
Man O'War's offspring bsd War
Admiral
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-06-18

School (Lexington), Southern
Christian Institute, and Tauga-
loo College.
Mrs. RUBY f. Suits Lyells,
Jackson, has been added 10 the
staff Of the Mississippi District
YWCA to direct the work with
students. According to Mrs. Ly-
ellis, students participate in acc
tivities which give them exper-
ences in democratic Christian liv-
ing. In addition to a statewide
conference for officers and mem
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-06-18

donment of Civil rights legislation
on the administrators Unjust" LIST
for the 81st Congress. The MA
ACP assistant secretary demanded
n ms wre that a SPECIAL session of
Congress be called this summer
''for the purpose Of acting upon
civil rights legislation"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-06-18

bers Of student Christian Associa-
tons, leaders Of the organiza-
tons will get contact with stu-
dent leaders from other southern
colleges when they attend the
regional YMCA-YWCA Confer
ence at Berea College, Kentucky,
June 1917.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-06-18

claring at does my heart good
to see Morehouse in the hands
of DR.. Mays, what he has done
here is delight to my soul. He
has built her up in body and kept
her soul in the open path that
she started.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-10

In ever increasing numbers, the
Sunny Monday Club, East Cleve-
land unit of the Golden Ayers,
are enjoying their Monday after
Moons at the East Cleveland
Woman's Club House. Next Mon
day Rev. R. E. Slaughter, minister
of East Cleveland Baptist Church
will be their guest speaker.
East Cleveland Blue Star Moth
ers are entertaining the Hill Top
Blue Star Mothers at their next
regular meeting, Wednesday, No
vember 10th is the date.
The time is one-thirty, and the
Place, East Cleveland YMCA, 1919
Lee rd.
Tea will be served. Please bring
your tax stamps.
Hold December 7th open. We are
having a luncheon and card party
at Fenway Hall. More about it
later.
Again we invite mothers of sons
and daughters in service of their
country to join us. Even in peace
time we are greatly needed. Why
not pay US a visit and see if you
would like to work with us. You
will be more than welcome.
Club news may be sent to
Elsa C. Berg, 1852 Euclid ave.
While the deadline for news is
Tuesday it will be appreciated
if club news can be received
Monday.
Mrs. Grant Apthorp is the new
president of the East Cleveland
Terrace Road Garden club being
elected at the annual meeting of
the club held Tuesday, November
1st in the home of Mrs. M. M.
Bowen, 10000 Oakhill I'd. The bust
ness session was preceded by
luncheon given by Mrs. E. E.
Lehman in her home, 1919 Burl-
ington I'd. to the retiring officers.
Named to make up the official
family headed by Mrs. Apthorp
were Mrs. D. D. Burdette, 1871
Oakhill rd., vice president; Mrs.
J. K. Smith, 1872 Taylor rd. as sec
retary; Mrs. Hamilton Beatty,
1928 Terrace rd., as corresponding
secretary and Mrs. S. L. Neale,
1926 Glynn rd, as treasurer.
Mrs. Opal Hemler read a poem
"Chrysanthemums" which will ap-
pear in her forthcoming volume of
poems "Windbells Sing" The
speaker of the afternoon was Ri
chard Stark of Bay Village who
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hour record to win the 1949 award
is being honored again Monday aft
ernoon, November 14th. He will
be the guest speaker when the
Juniors of the Women's City Club
present their program. Mrs. r. l..
Kraber of 1717 Collamer ave., will
introduce the speaker. Mrs. D. j.
Burke, 1902 Terrace I'd. is also
member of the steering committee
of the Junior group. Among the
guests will be Mrs. Cook Cleland.
East Cleveland WCTU will meet
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showed some of his 80 specimens
Of chrysanthemums and told of
their cultivation and care.
Tea was served in the dining
room, bringing to a close another
worthwhile and delightful year for
Terrace Garden Club members.
"Racing the Famous Thompson"
will be the subject on which Cook
Cleland, East Clevelander who
broke his 1887 world record of 396
miles an hour as the Thompson
trophy winner with 397 hiles per