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AUTOS WANTED (cont. J

ATTENTION. AUTO OWNERS = Let
Bell Motors get the highest retail
pTcf Is for sos your is4s 4o5 to oree se oa Sa oJ
kind if car is not sold, Car is
available to you at any time. Keep
YeuF or ''s es " BE e. MoroRs L sSs G5'Ts 5oie
mSfoRs, msef! T2%S gSsS Wisconsin Il e2gNrEx .7s:
ACCEPT i'aa6 or later car or truck
,dS as dewn paymt aWMv9 On 1G e1car lot: CAPITOL
CASH sHnsS WA1fISG nNGhn for %3 oId cars. trucks;
Central ave. Sc, Route PA, Annap-
rom 25s Beach doRntdun Td HI wasR 2aRo oaldR mlR
CASH for '4s styleline Chevrolet de
lqxe 4,dr; VI; o65s:
WILL TRADE l0ox2oo wooded lot
cleo, sewage, water avail: near bus.
Park. for late model car. or Older
snsn car; the MF lsast so7n l94a IT. as down pay
The BEST ST CAR ?lso' AVaIL: 1hi o. for about
vrssk or niass ,gnk. eE; oSSa. oS%a ,O'O' H'
AMBuLANcE3 fonS Buifk at; low low mile
ine or truck 500. EX: 1889.
f1ywheel for sale. Make offer.
CARS WANTED-To be sold at our
big all-day sale every Tuesday.
Leave your car 8 to 10 am: Tues
day or r to Monday night. We
have the BUYERS. We take the
coGGMB1A SoI3JsnE ny %oT6Rs, !GR 5Re bis 'fS:
acre car-mart," Columbia pike and
Glebe rd.. Arl.. OK. 1890.
HOLD IT JUST A MINUTE, get nigh
est cash price for your gs new Of use used
sse %ooB BU MoToR sSz5 D1 Co. s1ss si7 BfEMd RhOde
Island ave ne. oDeD o am: to
WILL PAY ALL CASH for a good.
clean, Iate-model used car. MR..
SEE sP6HASkA Ss sHn4Rt sERTIcr S15 NC. SILL; FIJI
Goth st. nv. Ex $500
TRY TRIANGLE-we pay premium
prices for extra clean cars of popu-
lar make and model. Drive yours
to either location. TRIANGLE
MoToRsi MOT + 3olo ar. R; l. ave. ne. or
MORE CASH FOR YOUR CAR-If
you want more than We offer, we
will sell your car at top retail price.
Our fee is S25 and only WHEN your
car is sold. DONALD MOTORS,
INC. 1877 o st. ne. ME. 3O33. and
o-b iOl ldd ave- i't' ll O-5o TO-
TEXAS DEALER needs clean. low
mileage new or used cars, any make
or model; will pay highest cash
price. MR.. THERRELL, EN-. aS47.
BUSINESSMAN needs 1949 Chevro-
let, new or slightly used. will fur
nish cash to take delivery and pay
bonus. GE. 9170. go
OKLAHOMA DEALER, desperate for
40 CheVrGlets and other postwar and
prs-war cars, will furnish cash to
take delivery and pay bonus. NJ e.
Il. AUTO SALES. 7614 Georgia NV.
DODGE OR PLYMOUTH, late model,
from original owner. AL cash II
rsasonable: 10. 3-4645. -23
NO DEALERS, '46 or ar Plymouth
2-dr sedan or club coupe; must be
reasonable. LU. 3-62S7.
THE NATIONS CAPITAL used-car
wholesalers One thousand cars
needed at once. Cars and titles must
be brought in for appraisal. We
suggest that you get at least 6
appraIsals before you bring your car
in. We don't claim to pay more
than any one else but we won't be
undersold in our policy. We are in
dire need of choice cars listed below:
Chevrolets, Fords and Plymouth club
coupes. 1889 to 1949 models.
Buick and Pontiac sedanettes, Al to
40 models. Clean SO to '42 models
are at great demand at present
After you've tried the rest, then try
the best. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES,
1926 Conn. ave. NV. WO. 9236 or
EN-. 1854.
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motor.
'37 PACKARD $195
4-dr. sedan; heater.
CHERNER-BREWER
5111 wis. Ave. NV. wo. 1899.
AUTO
WHOLESALERS
1871 BLADENsBURG RID. NE.
Ii. 3-SS00.
100 CARS
TO CHOOSE FROM
1948 Buick ,695
SEDAN: EQUIPPED. A QUALITY
CAR; S424 DOWN. LITTLE AS
s11.c5 A WEEK.
1889 Buick 1895
SEDAN: EQUIPPED. FINE CoNDI-
T1oN: S99 DOWN. LITTLE AS SIS
A WEEK.
1946 BUICK---$1, ,195
SEDAN: EQUIPPED. A QUALITY
CAR; S29a DOWN. LITTLE AS
S1O.25 A WEEK.
1916 Chevrolet 1895
SEDAN; EQUIPPED. QUALITY CAR;
1924 DOWN. LITTLE AS 81 A
WEEK.
1948 Oldsmoble ---$1 ,595
CLUB COUPE; HYDRA-MATIc, ALL,
ACCESSORIES; S399 DOWN, LIT
TIE AS $1,000 A WEEK.
1946 FORD-------S095
SUPER DE LUXE TUDOR SEDAN;
EQUIPPED. A QUALITY CAR; S224
DOWN, LITTLE. AS 81 A WEEK.
1948 Chevrolet t---S1 ,295
TOWN SEDAN; EQUIPPED, A QUAIL
TTY CAR; S32e DOWN. $1,000 A
WEEK.
1941 Oldsmobile $395
SEDAN: EQUIPPED, FINE CoND1-
TIoN: 500 DOWN. LITTLE AS SIS
A WEEK.
1916 PONTIAC -- S995
SEDAN; EQUIPPED, A QUALITY
CAR. s24s DOWN. LITTLE AS
1925 A WEEK.
1949 MERCURY 1895
CLUB COUPE; ALL ACCESSORIES.
A QUALITY CAR; S474 DOWN,
LITTLE AS s12.a5 A WEEK.
1949 FORD ,595
CUSTOM CLUB COUPE; ALL AC-
CESSoRIEs A QUALITY CAR;
1899 DOWN. LITTLE AS S1o.50 A
WEEK.
1947 CADILLAC 81, 1895
sEDANETTE; EQUIPPED, A QUAIL
TTY CAR; S474 DOWN. AS LIT
TIE AS S12.75 WEEK.
1947 Oldsmobile 81 ,295
SEDAN: EQUIPPED. A QUALITY
CAR; 1924 DOWN. LITTLE AS s12
A WEEK.
1947 Studebaker 81, 1875
SEDAN; EQUIPPED. QUALITY
CAR; S299 DOWN. LITTLE AS
S1O25 A WEEK.
1916 Oldsmobile $995
SEDANNETTE: ALL ACCESSORIES
A QUALITY. CAR: S24a DOWN,
LITTLE AS 1925 A WEEK.
1941 Chrysler $595
SEDAN; EQUIPPED, FINE CoND.;
S14a DOWN. LITTLE AS S6.25 A
WEEK.
1910 Plymouth $395
COUPE; EQUIPPED. FIND CON-
DITIoN; 500 DOWN. LITTLE AS
Sc A WEEK.
1889 FORD-------$345
TUDOR SEDAN; EQUIPPED. FINE
CONDITION.; 500 DOWN, LITTLE
AS SO WEEK
1910 PACKARD 1895
SEDAN; EQUIPPED. FINE CON-
D1TIoN; 500 DOWN, LITTLE AS
Sc A WEEK.
1947 Chevrolet 81 ,095
TOWN SEDAN: EQUIPPED, A QUAIL
ITY CAR; S273 DOWN, LITTLE AS
$1,000 A WEEK.
1910 BUICK-S495
CONVERTIBLE COUPE; EQUIPPED.
FINE CONDITION; s124 DOWN.
LITTLE AS $3.50 A WEEK.
1941 PONTIAC S445
SEDAN: EQUIPPED. FINE CON-
DITIoN; Sill DOWN, LITTLE AS
1925 A WEEK.
AUTO
WHOLESALERS
Inc.
1871 BIADENs5uRo ED. NE.
Il. $500.
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THE TRANSMISSION

THE NEW MODERN cHRYsLER EN-
GINEERED HYDRAULICALLY oP-
GRATED TRANSMISSION GIVES
GREATER sMooTHNEss, EASE OF
OPERATION AND MORE COM
PORTABLE DRIVING.
These and Many Others
Superbly Engineered
Qualities Are Found Only
in the Chrysler
'4s WINDSOR SEDAN
$1,465
4e NEW YORKER sED.
$1,595
'4e SARATOGA sED.
$1,565
At N. Y. COW. CPE.
$1,Se5
'48 NEW YORKER SED.
$2,45O
'4s NEW YORKER SED.
$3.50
40 WINDSOR CON. CPE.
$2,45O
~ Windsor T. and G. Sed.
$1,995
ALL HAVE RADIOS AND HEATERS
AND OTHER ACCEs.
ALL CAN BE PURCHASED ON Low
COMMERCIAL CREDIT TERMS.
WHEELER, INC.
ehrysler-Direct Factory Dealer
Plymouth.
Ae00-4S2o Wise. Ave. NV. EN-. 4s0C
Open o til Daily.
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AUCTION SALES

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE. I'M
TATE: SITUATED IN NORTH CHEs-
AIEAKE AZ Z : !, BEAGH' Be AGH' CALVERT coUN-
oN At NE MGNRA9 aoGR eGl3 oF s:oo e ocIocR l9cs
viii, by authority Of decree Of
Circuit Court for Calvert County,
otter ot for sale at public auction on
Lot 3. Block 9 of North Chesapeake
Beach, improved by two-story,
frame building with composition as
phalt .shingle brick siding, now di-
ment, each containing three bed
rooms. a living room, kitchen. din
ing room and bath. The property
VIII be sold furnished and will be
A cash deposit OF 81. 900 90 will be
required at the time of sale. The
balance. may be paid in cash or by
desirable amortized first mortgage.
Information can be obtained from
WILLIAM CLARK TAYLOR, Trustee.
1920 New York Avenue, NV. Wash
ington, D. c. Republic O673 T.
HAMMOND WELSH: Jr.,. Trustee.
S19 14th st. NV, Washington. D.
c. Republic 1922. Jy22,23.24.
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE AUTO.
Pursuant to the terms of a certain
chattel mortgage, the fault having
been made. by the mortgagor in the
payment Of the Indebtedness thereby
secured. the Alexandria National
Bank, morteagee and note holder.
will offer Tor sale at public auction
on Wednesday, July 27. 1949, at 10
am. DIST, at the Downtown Ca
rage, South Wash. and Wilkes sts.,
Alexandria, Va: One 194S Pack
ard 4-door sedan (seats 81. motor
No. G-2136O5. 8 cylinders, dark
blue. white side walls. radio and
heater and mileage appears to be
as is. This car must bring a mini
mum Of S1,S5O to satisfy charges
against same, and may be insnected
at Downtown GARAGE prior to sale.
Right is reserved, in accordance
with terms of chattel mortgage, to
sell this, vehicle at private sale,
prior to the auction thereof. without
torney for Alexandria National
Bank. mortgagee. TIE 632a.
@. G. SLOAN & CO, INC, auctioneers
and appraisers-Large sale house.
hold, furniture Of every description.
Steel and wood office desks. metal
file cabinets, mirrors. lamps. draper
ware, sectional bookcases, embroid-
cred shawls, linens. silver, brlc-a-
sbrac. pictures. radios, washing ma
chimes, refrigerators, beds, springs,
matsr1esses' s1es' etc A. public auction.
July Ssn g at 10 am h From ssi Iassdes. estates,
storage concerns and private owners.
Terms: Cash. c. G. SLOAN a. co.
INC, aucts. Established 1891. -25
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont }

AUTOS FOX SAlE Cont
Buy Your Used Car
Before August l and Save
The 30 Sales Tax
30-Day Guarantee
'47 Chevrolet 81, $50
2-DR. sED. G1KE NEW
At Chevrolet $50
coNv. COUPE. ONLY $4,000 MILES
At Plymouth 81 ,375
ttd2I2tp tcRRtp SPEC. D. Lx' sED' FULLY
AZ De Soto $3.50
COW. cPE. LOT OF TRANsP.
FOR THIS PRICE.
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THE
BEAUTIFUL CHRYSLER
YOUR CHOICE OF 8
MODERN CHRYSLERS
THE EXTERIOR

THE EXTERIOR
THE BEAUTIFUL. MASSIVE GRILLE
BLENDING INTO THE HOOD AND
FRONT TENDERS GIVING SMART
NESS. DIGNITY AND ONE OF THE
MOST MODERN BODY DESIGNS
ON THE ROAD TODAY.
THE INTERIOR
THE BEAUTIFUL RICH 2-TONE
TRIM ExPERTIY FASHIONED
OVER DEEP. WIDE CUSHIONS
AND WIDE DOORS IS ENGI-
NEERED EXCLUSIVELY FOR AND
BY CHRYSLER.
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NEXT TO A
NEW CAR A
CHERNERIzED
CAR IS BEST
3O-Day-No-Cost
GUARANTEE
'49 Mercury ----$2,2 ,295
CONVERTIBLE: SMOOTH RUNNING.
LoW.sLuNG AND HANDSOME
'48 Chrysler -----$1 1895
4-DooR SEDAN: THE FAMOUS
L
WITH RADIO AND HEATER.
'49 Buick
SUPER Abr. SEDAN; FLAWLEss
BLACK. WITH DYNAFLOW. RADIO
AND HEATER.
'48 Chevrolet 81 ,695
AERO 2-DR. SEDAN DRIVEN ONLY
'4S Plymouth 81 ,645
SPECIAL DE LUXE 4-DR: SEDAN;
GREEN, WITH RADIO AND HEAT
ER.
'48 Ford 81 ,495
MODEL; WrTH WHITE WALLS.
RADIO AND HEATER.
At Pontiac c-------$1, ,745
CONVERTIBLE COUPE: gEAuT1FuL
MAROON FINISH. WITH RADIO
AT Pontiac------$1, ,495
sTREAML1NER sEDANETTE: TWO
TONE GREEN FINISH, DE LUKE
HEATER.
AT Chevrolet ISL ,495
AERO 2-pR. SEDAN; TOP coNpI-
TION, WITH RADIO AND HEATER.
'46 46Buick---------$1, 1895
spPEE EIaTgH 4Rs doMpLETP SEPAN M1rh M4E29o hH12o
AND HEATER.
'46 Ford ,295
CONVERTIBLE COUPE: RAK1sH.
sE2FEK sR2REK 1kcfUDED. aIhH5i RADIO AND
'39 Plymouth $195
rOJTpE, THRIFrTv ALI, AROIJNn
TRANSPORTATION. LONG LIFE
STILL AHEAD.
CHERNER
MOTOR co.
1871 Florida Ave. NV.
FORD DEALERS
Evening star., 1949-07-24

THE NEW MODERN cHRYsLER EN-
aINEERED HYDRAULICALLY oP-
GRATED TRANSMISSION GIVES
GREATER sMooTHNEss. EASE OF
OPERATION AND MORE COM
PORTABLE DRIVING.
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Activities for This Week.
Monday-American Legion Aux
iliary, Sergeant Jasper Unit No 13
presents Loew's Capitol Theater
Band in a musical program at
Mount Alto Hospital, 7:45 pm.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
HORNER'S CORNER
Stanley H. Horner, Inc.
FLA. AVE, 9th to 9Th NE. AT. s4e4

MANY OTHERS IN CHOICE
OF CoLoRs
Drive in 5th st. Open Ewes.
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New Bethel Baptist
Church News

Our pastor and his companion
were absent as we'll as missing from
us on the 18th Of October. due 10
the loss OF his companions mother,
who passed recently in Waycross,
Ga, where funeral services were
held. They motored up and return
ed likewise safely back home. Now
we are all united happily together
again.
Sunday was a high day. the tenn
perature OF the christian soldiers
began rising Sunday morning and
il reached its maximum height sun
day night. when pastor Smith stat
ed that more love is needed. His
sermon was taken from the l4th
chapter Of St John and 3rd verse,
subject "A True Evidence OF A
Child Of God"
Who is the treasurer OF the min
listers and Deacons Union OF the
Seaboard Baptist Association? Well
il is a christian gentleman. Rev. w.
*. Smith.
Visitors are always welcome.
Rev. W. X. Smith, pastor
Mrs I. b. Skyles, reporter
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St. Paul Church

Remember our Mems Day Pro
gram TO be held the End Sunday in
December. Mr.. Samuel Taylor. gen
eraI chairman along with the men
Of the church have planned this day
20 be most outstanding Of them all.
Sunday Holy Communion Day
DR.. r. \. Jackson. our esteem pas
tor was more than pleased TO wei
come the many visitors and friends
attending both services throughout
the day. Choir No. l sang most
beautifully.
DIR. Jackson delivered both ser
mons.
Morning Service Text taken
from the 1st Epistle of Paul the
Apostle to the Corinthians. 1915.
Evening Service Text for the
Gospel according to 81. Matthews
7.24.
Three new members were taken
into the church.
Prayers offered by Bro. Parham
and Rev. Butler a visiting minister.
Scripture read by Rev. Matthews.
Morning Service 49, LIST Episte
Paul the Apostle to the Corinthians
l0I0-33.
Evening Service - st. Matthews
7:l-29
Hymns No. 2s4. 3ll. I. 3l4.
Announcements made by Sis RI.
Everett and Bro. II. Il. Ferguson.
Visitors were introduced and vel
coined by Or. G. ". Hawkins of
Bethel AME Church.
To the bereayed family OF the late
Mrs Rosa Lee Mcguire we extend
our sympathy. Funeral services
Thursday. 2:30 pm.
Or. X. A. Jackson. pastor
Airs. Rosetta Everett, reporter
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CARD OF THANKS

To the many good people Of Key
West, Fla:
hardly know how to express my
appreciation TO you for the many
good things you did for my husband
Rev. J. D. Daniels, during the many
months he stayed here, for your
consideration during his illness and
your many donations To help To bury
him after he died. | have never seen
such a spirit OF kind generosity an
all Of my life.
also want To especially thank
Dr. Hamilton who labOred with him
while he was stricken. He also said
that because he was a minister. he
would not charge one cent for his
services. To the ministerial alliance
for their interest not only in Rev.
Daniel, but also for the kind con
siderations shown me during my
stay and for their contributions TO
the funeral program. To the minis
tiers wives who were like sisters 10
me.
/ came 10 Key West with heavy
heart, not knowing what 10 expect
or do. but God through your kind
hearted people made me know that
il pays 10 serve Jesus" May God 5
blessings ever be upon you and
your children. hope some day 10
come back 10 Key West and thank
you in person.
Again thank you and God bless
you.
Mrs. Edna r. Daniel
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory L our dear
mother and vie,
LOLETIA II. WILLIAMS
= h departed This lie November ,,
Ig4s
Lord you know BEST, were Ter
words a. she Answered the call
We miss her very. very mucn-
Lord NJ Williams, husband
Mrs blanche TuruGuesr.
daughter
Mrs. Lillian Mess, daughter
Dr.. Charles Il. Williams, son
Mr.. Bruce Williams. son
Mr.. Orlando Williams, son
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CARD OF THANKS

We the family II Mr.. John L.
Koundtree who died on october -
i949. at Wilmington. Del. wish 10
express our sincere thanks 10 all
who sent cards, letters, kilograms
and florals during our bereavement.
Special thanks 10 Mr.. Thornton Of
the Thornton Funeral Home Of VII
mington. who did a splendid job n
embalming and shipping Of the body
to Vidalia, Ga. Also Mrs. +. A.
Pughsby Of Taptin and Pughsoy
Funeral Home Of Vidalia. Ga, who
did an excellent and efficient SER
vice at Vidalia. Also Rev. Butler OF
st. Johns Baptist Church for ser
vices rendered.
Rosa Roundtree, mother
Elijah Roundtree, father
Lea Cray, sister
Elizabeth Harris, sister
J. c. Roundtree, brother
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Cards---M en10rials
IN MEMORIAM

In sad but loving memory Of our
dear mother and grandmother,
HESTER SWEETING KEMP
who departed this life November .,
1943 at Key West, Fla
Dearest mother. thou has left Us
Here thy Joss we deeply feel,
But It's God that hath bereft Is.
He can all our soTrows heal
Yet again we hope 70 meet thee,
When the day q life i fed,
Then in heaven. with JOY 20 gree;
thee,
Where no farewell tear i shed
Mizpah Kemp, daughter
Edna Kemp. daughter
Gerald. Alfred. Ear and
Vanderlean. grandchildren
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory OF my dear
daughter,
LENORA FRANCES SOFA
who departed this life october %
1913.
Sleep on dear baby.
All praise TO God the Father be
All praise Eternal Son to Thee
Whom with the Father We adore
Forever and forever and forever
more. Amen.
Mrs. Agnes Sofa, mother
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Sentence Sermons

/. The greatest endowment ever
granted to all in the land of the liv-
ing is the privilege of thanking God
for His Divine guidance and keep
ing.
2. This world would be crule anC
despised place if men at some time
did not bow their heads to say
Grace.
8. The Thanksgiving season gives
men an opportunity to look back
ward, forward and upward, and to
recognize God as an unfailing shep.
herd.
4. If man fails to recognize Him,
it is to his own undoing, for God
even grants to him ample time for
careful reviewing.
5. Many men now don't seem to
care how others live or think, but
steals from God His nutritious pro-
vender to manufacture intoxicating
drink
6. Nearly every drug store and
place of business has this pernicious
stuff for sale, and by action AFRO
gantly seem to say "even if youth
goes wrong"
Z. Business today has the from
page of the stage and the general
thought is "a living''-not enough
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CARD OF THANKS

We the family Of Mr.. Isaac james
Kerr who died on November q
wish to express our sincere thanks
~ the neighbors and friends VINO
sent cards and flowers during our
bereavement. Special thanks 10 our
pastor FIR. Shirley and the Key
yast Funeral Home. Again thanks
To on eand all.
Mrs. Marion Evans, daughter
Mrs. Evangeline La Pena.
grand daughter
Louis Smith. grand son
Key West, Fla.
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It's Better To Know US And
Not Need us. Then To Need
US And Not Know us go.
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By Rev. Frank Clarence LOwTy
For AMP

is being said about the Golden
Rule" and too little about Thanks
giving.
s. What a wonderful nation ours
would be If for all the things God
provides free for mans living,
everyone in turn would offer thanks
giving.
9. Mankind then would not be
wasting time in amassing fortunes
and giving vent TO idle thinking,
but would cherish opportunities To
express to God deepest gratitude
and thanksgiving.
10. The gratitude Of God-Ioving
citizens builds strong and vigor-
Gus nation but deception and by
pocrisy will undermine any founda-
ton.
II. If America is TO honestly en-
Joy the matchless heights to which
she desires to hold-claim. then her
men and women in high and low
stations must not be be ashamed 10
exhalt Gods name.
u. The courage to believe in the
God We Trust, and the moral
stamina to fight against hatred and
lust, will lift Americas citizens 10 a
high plane Of living. and every pass
ing day will be Thanksgiving.
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CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. c. ]. Roberts who has been
i'll for the past five months wishes
to thank her neighbors and friends
for being so kind and considerate
during her illness.
Special thanks to FIR. John 4
Culmer, Dr. r. PORTER and to the
various schools and clubs who sent
fruit and flowers each week.
Thanks.
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory o.,
BENNLE BROWN
who departed this lie November 5,
1916.
Gone but not forgotten Sleep on
we love you. but God loves you best.
he leaves 10 mourn a wife, Mary
Brown. son. a daughter and four
grand children.
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All paid up members OF the
Knights Of Phythias Association are
asked to be present Sunday AFTER
noon, November 10 at $50 pm. at
334 NV 10th 1t. at Richardson
Funeral Home for business Of i'm
portance. New members accepted.
Oscar Brennan, reorganizer
George F. Cash, district Dep.
b. Goines, grand chancellor
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In loving memory of our dear
mother,
IRENE DESHAY
who departed this life November IL,
1945.
We the sons and daughter humbly
submit.
Life is sweet, life is complete
Resting in the arms of Jesus
Dosia Webb
Andrew Deshay
Mildred Scruggs
Margaret Byars
Johnnie Deshay
Sam Deshay
Bonnie Deshay
Thomas Deshay
Personal
Mrs. Thomas A. Jackson, FORMER
lv Miss Matte Johnson, Of Manu.
are visiting in the city from CleVe-
land. Ohio. The couple motored
down and are guests of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles (Goldie) Davie at the
Charles Hotel. Mrs. Davie Is the
sister of Mr.. Jackson.
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CARD OF THANKS

The family Of the Late James Z.
Brown. 1905 NV 62nd St, VINO de-
parted this life November ?. 1919.
wish to express their appreciation
to the pastor. Rev. J. y. Byrd, and
many friends for their words OF con-
ISOLATION and for telegram and many
condolences and florals. We receiV-
ed two kilograms, 81 condolences.
We shall always remember the
eulogy delivered by our pastor. TINS
sermon was consoling and upliIt'
ing We also wish TO thank the
soloman funeral home for their
courtesy.
The Brown Family
Bodia d. Brown, wife
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-06-29

Ter, Miss Erma Reynolds, Mrs.
Roland Thomas, Mrs. Robert
Smart, Mrs. Kenneth Allen,
Mrs. John Viking, Miss Dona
Campbell of Minnesota, Mrs.
L. Mathieson of Ayrshire, Scot
land.
The retiring officers are: =
Mrs. L. E. Fenton, president;
Mrs. Alven Ruesch, second
vice-president; Mrs. Jack Paul
sen, recording secretary; Mrs.
Robert Wilson, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Theodore Of
terbacher, American home de-
partment; Mrs. Charles Revis,
ST., child welfare; Mrs. John
Hammond, conservation; Mrs.
Fred Faassen, literature Mrs.
Wilbur Friend, co-chairman;
Mrs. Fred Deacon, Jr., publici-
ty; Mrs. Robert Wills, social;
Mrs. Leburn Boyd, co-chair-
man; Mrs. VIM. Edgar, ways
and means.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-06-29
RECITAL

The junior piano pupils of
Miss Eleanor Phil presented
piano recital, June 18th. 1t was
very we'll attended in spite of
the heavy rain, and all the pu-
pills responded with a few ex-
ceptions. The piano solos show
ed marked talent. The Rhythm
and Band chorus gave Round
and Round the Village" in cos
tune which was very pretty
and took we'll with the au--
dience.
In September Miss Phil will
resume her class work and pri-
vate lessons in piano.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-06-29
MRS. ROBBINS RETURNS
FROM THE WEST

Mrs. George Robbins, wife
of Mr.. A. C. w. Robbins of
5000 Ezra Avenue, has return
ed from a six weeks trip
through the West.
She accompanied her daugh-
ter Catherine-Mrs. c.. H. Bird,
who went West by car to meet
her husband, Ensign Hugh Bird
Of the Navy at San Diego, Cali
fornia.
On the way west they visited
with Mr.. Robbins brother Ben
and family at Vancouver, Brit
ish Columbia then they visited
with Mrs. Robbins sister, Elsie,
Mrs. Hilmer Larsen and family
at Napa, California; their next
stop was at Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, where they visited with
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wat
son, they also stopped at Ted
DePew's; they had planned
reaching San Diego at the time
when Ensign Bird would dock
there, but as his plans were
changed, he cabled his wife
from Okinawa. After his ar
rival Catherine and her moth
er enjoyed a week in San Die
go visiting. A side trip was TAX
en- to Teawana, Mexico.
On her return Mrs. Robbins
stopped at Lyle Creek Canyon
for a visit with Flossie w. Wat
son and family; and reached
home just in time to bid good
bye to another daughter, Mar
jorie, Mrs. Charles Ashton,
who was meeting her husband,
Radio man 2/c in the Coast
Guard, at Honolulu. Mrs. Ash
ton flew from San Francisco
to Hawaii last Saturday morn
ing.
Mrs. Robbins says she had
a most enjoyable time and met
other persons from Zion, who
are now living or visiting in the
West.