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SHH NNUN G LUCHS co.
1905 Il st. NV. MA. 2345.
ATTENTION.. GIs

ATTENTION, G1S
Only 81 600 down and Ss1 mo. plus
ta:es, will buy this inmac, p-ewar
brick and frame Col. in the new
section of Takoma PIX, close to
Sligo Greek parkway; g Ice rms.
3 bedrms., full bsmt., pine-paneled
rec. rm.. oil heat outside ent.;
eneed x5e eysl h Iea1 prde Gs
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Samuel E. BogIey, Inc
WI. 1920
Mr. WALTER REED

Mr.. WALTER REED
Vacant. detached brick home, modern
and in immaculate condition, 6
large rms, 2 baths, dinette, porch,
maids rm.,. finished attic and de-
tached garage. Nr schools. transp.
and shopping. Owner is open to an
offer. Te inspect call ARKIN
REALTY CO, ST. 1852, ewes. GE
9O19. IS
$14,950-4-BEDRM. HOME
Good income possibilities; excel.
cond.; liv. rm., din. rm., complete
mod. kit, 1st A.; bedrms. and
lge. bath on 2nd f.: 1-bedrm., pine
paneled apt. in bsmt; det gar; gas
h-wh. SOLEM REALTY CO., MA.
1D6d TIT -1SoS
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IN A NV. COMMUNITY OF FINER
HOMES

Bethesda-Bv Owner
Spotless, 6-rm.. 2k-bath brick in
good ehborhood nice lot cool
porch. bedrm. or den plus bath on
1st floor; attached gar; will sell
empty or with new wall to wall car
pet; new dining rm. and bedrm.
furniture.
BEST OFFER
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southeo.t
COLORED.
Mr.. 18th and Pa. Ave. Sc.
Vacant-MOve Rioht Tn

Large modern senide. Colonial brick
with 7 rooms, bath. concrete front
porch, storm windows, Venetian
blinds, new oil heating system, and
back yard inclosed by Anchor fence
SURETY REALTY CO., AID. O53l
ill 9 ON IS
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Home and Investment

500 Block irving st. n.w.-,Eight
room brick, > baths, gas h.-w.h
Price, Sl3.300. with 81 800 down.
Call OWNER evenings after g, RA
n2So or Dill o. LIZ Il
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TAKOMA PARK

This solid well-constructed house
needs a complete redecoration in
side and out. If you are of the
ANDY type tnat takes pride in the
appearance of your home. come and
get this and Ak il to suit your own
taste Large :story, 2-bedrm
house with det. gar
Robert E. Lohr, Realtor
GF 0SSl, 31l Cedar st, GE. O@57
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CONTINUED on Next Pase.)
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YORKTOWN VILLAGE

pretty and substantial stone and
brk. house on shady lot 200 #.
deep; bedrm. Tor library and bath
on tst A.: 3 bedrms and bath on
end: liv. rm.. din. rm., and kit,
rec rm. in gar; beautiful cond.
inside and out
MARSTELLER. McCABE
a. co INC.
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FOR THE CHILDREN

Near Eastern Star Home Prewar
brick, spotless cond.. full bsmi,
Ven. blinds, refer., storm windows
rolling lawn: yd. that is wide,
deep and anchored fence. $500
down. bal. less than rent. Mr.. Z.
FitAgerald, cox g. CO., RE. 1888;
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HOUsES-SALE-S.E Cont,
SHIPLEY TERRACE

lEhhACE - Semldetached
6;-room brick home; less than :. years
SENATE Realty .l 1'eitS' CO. EX 'A'Ss'6. 3!46.
Suns. and ewes. call OV 45oS. 3i'
"a3rd ST. X BLK. of MINI. ave; 20
ft.-front brick, d rms, bath, oil
h.-w.h.. 2-car brick garage; Sl2,75u.
HARTMAN REALTY, INC, 1916
Coed Hope I'd. sc; TR. 400.
apts., l with attic. other, with bsmt:
space; gas heat; neighborhood of
Bowling Field, and Naval Research
Lab: monthly rental Si4 so;
yin ACCEPT $500, GEO. S: KING
REAL VALUE-Det. brick. lovely liv-
ing room with wood-burning fire
place, large dining room, modern
Your door; II years old. For For de.
maRsaALh sdlf ff Mr. sVssPfE WxPEE cW co G45a aa4
,tth St. ~, Realtor. DI. 3346.
attic rms, full bsmt;; gas ht., lse
level lot. st. and sidewalk; q blk
REALTY. INC. 545 Good Hope
r. IR. 900. vi 597e,, u
provements. 81 900 down. rest like
builder. HI. 551i. ewes. -
c CtNVENIENCE. Located near Capitol,
Library of Congress. 4 rms. liz
baths. rec. rm.. auto. heat, 2-car
gar Located at $50 N. Carl. ave
A real buy. R. S. ECkERT, En-
5ici MARLBORO PIKE s.E.-va-
cant, lSt commercial brick bunga :
low, full bsmt. oil h-wh.; level lot;
Sl!.150. HARTMAN REALTY. INC,
l345 Good Hope rd. Sc, TR. 44O0.
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Observation-Disclosures

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
UNDER $4,000
If you've been looking for a bungalow
to get one-but you'd better hurry
These wont last long.
MARYLAND PARK
5 large rms, bath, full dry bsmt.
on nice lot 1OOxlO0: gas h.-w.h. !;
block to transp.; $1,000 1st trust.
at AZ payments. $3.50 per mo-. !;
cAPIToL HEIGHTS
lot; across street from bus stop;
h.-w.h; only $4,000.
TEMPLE HILLS
4 rms and bath, screened porch,
storm windows and doors. oil heat;
ANDREWS FIELD
New, 2-bedrm. masonry bungalow;
firepl. in. liv. rm., beautiful tile
bath. modern kit, oil heat; stair
way to attic; "a acre: only $50
T. D. BURGESS ~
VI. 2s02 till 8. a
COLoRED - 10th ST, Sc. = 6-rm.
gas h1yh;; ITya;rss $1,000 do down; n, terms;
I. y. 6OR1ESo, vi. ScO- JILL 9. -,
COLORED-12th ST, mr.. Lincoln
Park-1O rms, 3 baths; rented,
$500 per month: and arm. apt. for
owner: $4,000 down. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC. 1345 Good Hope
coLoFED q TK Goon aaon s.E. s1 * $LocAr1oS
mr.. Pa. ave-; practical invest
ment: 3 apts., IL rms, 2 baths,
completely furn.; conven. transp.
S16,75O. Substantial cash required.
JOSEPH N. STERLING, TU. 0941,
4 pm. to 8 pm. for appt. -5
COLORED-S1 900 down; 6-rm. brk.
home; oil ht.; yard; concrete front
porch: bsmt.; gar; possess. Mn
COLoRED-oNLY s10,s5O-s-yr, ,-old
brick mr.. Good Hope rd; 2 bedrms.,
liv.. rm., din. rm.. kit, Bendfx
washer, refgr., bsmt $3.50 down,
Ss5 per mo; GI financing, 4%
interest. Vacant. HO. 36S9 or GE.
coIoRED-ssoo DOWN OR Less
ave. Sc. Enough said: in you sne can i rsash
CO, ewes, VI. 1896. a
COLORED-NEAR I4th AND POTO-
MAC AvE.-Attractive Groom row
brick in modern condition: newly
decorated. A real buy, ST 800 down.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE, SH. S794
till O
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SUMNER
IN NEw-HousE CONDITION

Artistic house of brick and Co.
lon.al siding, on corner lot: contains
3 ing onto screened porch, dining
room with oriel window, den, 1st-
floor lavatory, well-eQuipped kitchen
and well-proportioned bedrooms and
> baths, excellent storage room
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1922 1T ST NV.
ST. 1000. EYES. OR 515H =
BRICK BUNGALOW
BURR & YOUNG
- = u o " : y y
DE ddda

NEW BRICK-S19,5O0
CHEVY CHASE
Center entrance plan; six
good-sized rooms, bath. 1st-
floor lavatory. large screened
porch; full size, dry basement.
gas heat; slate roof. copper
plumbing; cost. lot; close to
transportation; approved for
veterans. Mr.. Murray 81.
Sllh
SHANNON e LUCHS co.
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SUBURBAN sALE-Mp. (cont.

from Gaithersburg. improved with
a 2-story house, heat. light and
bath. + rooms. FRED B. CUSH-
MAN, Realtor, $40 Frederick ave.,
Gaithersburg. Gaithersburg 200.
CARROLL KNOLLs SUCCESS STORY
Owe: S5 sold in 81 days. Ultra mod
ern California brick bungalows, 2
and 3 bedrm. plans. AS low as
$500 cash down to qualified vet
Grams. FLA terms to civilians. Gail
RE. $3.50, 8 to 8. COLONIAL IN
VESTMENT co "A
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HOUSES FOR SALE-korthwesi
2-FAMILY HOUSE

18th and N H. ave. n.w.-Lge. row
brk.: excel cond: gar; oil h.-w.h.:
immed. poss.: only Sl4,250. easy
terms Call Mr. Liewellyn. MA 5740
or vi. 4974 ewes. ALDON PROP
FRTIES
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WILL TRADE

Your old house for new detached
brick home. near 10th St. and Wal
ter Reed Hospital This lovely homt
consists OF Il large rms; . baths
lst- floor powder rm., all-elec. kit
with garbage-disposal unit, gas &c
heat. slate roof, large, lovely lot
quslitv built throughout: most con.
venient to stores. schools. transp.
etc. For ful! particulars, MR.. GIN,
NE,r,TI Ma h-'4n Or WO 3Qkh eynS
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Semidetached- $50
Colored-6 rooms, bath, coal h.-w.h.,
garage. Terms arranged. A real
buy. Call Mr.. Northern, Sligo 1889,
with BETHEL, DI. 3100. 4
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$3.50 DOWN

Bal like rent ssautid11i add1 ssea1sn sunsaloT ~
Rensinston Sa isnl noa Nd. III Three and ons-hsli
bedrms., full bsmt.,. lge. liv. rm: and
firepl.; attr. and clean. KENSING-
TON REALTY CO., 10. 6-1105. -3
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$1,000 DOWN

Nearly new, b-rm.. .-story semidet.
brick; Quaekenbos st ne. near
Eastern Star Home or n; H. ave
g. co. INC. UN. 1926.
Mr.. 7th & EMERSON SITS.
This charming, semidet. brick home
is avail. on terms as low as So 800
rec .rm.., gas &C. heat: fenced lot,
etc. and is in peri. cond. Owner,
moving. has priced low for quick
ssaal!ee Ewes call Mr.. Gelfeld' sH
JESS FISHER g. CO., INC.
142o K St. NV. Realtors. Ex. 1871
A DARLING BUNGALOW
This charming det. home. loc. Just
off R. !; ave. mr.. 18th ST., features
5 lge. lovely rms. bath. lge.. cool
SPandnev ats fs sopd ps and rced ef h0eTS
Jores. PR o5s5' Fvt. 81.
JESS FISHER g. CO.. INC.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors. EX. ISL
COLORED-ROSEDALE ST. N.E.-6-
rm. stucco; equip. kit. hs:-w.h.;
down. T. b. BURGESS. VI $50"
CoLoRED-soa TENN. AVE. NJ
Lovely 6-rm. row brick, equip. Kit:
full bsmt. large porches front and
rea~ Rfas, terms. T. D. EuRG,,s
coLoRED-s,as DOWN. and and G
by. ENTs-SPRIsE Realty CO,
1924 Eye s.. ny. EX. 340o. )
COEOPED- RGOKLAND = Vacant
Sl,5G9 down can buy this attrac-
tive Co,onial row brick. e private
cel!en, cond ENTERPRIsE PEiLTY
Co, 1928 Eye st. NV. EX. 340o.
i5tR and H sts. ne. bath. hot and
cold water, new kitchen cabinet and
sink. new fence and porch. 81 600
casa. Price, SG,750. ZIRKLE CO.,
RE. 1888. 1246 Goth st. NV. -
Sut0REp a;1, 5W01EAMiLY LIS, special AL
apt. has a modern kitchen and mod
ern tiled bath, full basement with
real buy MITCHELL QUICK, 81
coLoREDIIsth, ST. NE. a-rm., .;
apt; brick. -: equip. kits, 2 full
porch, large bsmt and det. garage;
suitable for commercial use; zoned
esm"srTia Gs1 MTt coa y9ndsTfa sIna ia9Tns
Sdll MI SUh' VI. oiOo. n LAo
REALTY, ST. 1868. a
COLORED-Sth AND X SITS. Ne
Fine, wide, Arm. Col brk. has
rver.thing inc powder rm on I st f.
OLORED-MCDERN 2-APT. BRK.-
Originally desiened as apartments
1900 blk Staples st. ne. CTrinidad
sec.D 1st time offered. Will be sold
quickly. Call Mr.. Kitchens, ATLAS
REALTY CO., ST. 1868; ewes, VI.
Sl36. a
COLORED-sOS ST. N.E.-Home
and income: }-unit brick. 3 kits, 3
baths, 3 refgrs.; oil heat; porches;
full bsmt. Low down payment. For
appt. to inspect, call HO. 200;
ewes, MI S4S6. a
COLORED-Sa50 down, near besut.
Stanton PIX. tn.e.); 6-rm. brick: full
bsmt.; oil h.-w.h.: an exceptional
buy; only Sl0,250. Call Mr.. Hogan
RA. 1912 It'll pm, COX g. CO.,
RE 1G.51
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Mr. CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE

all conveniences, this det. 7-rm..
2-bath brk home offeres among its
many attractive features 1st fl.
bedrm. and bath. The price and
terms will please you. See 1t today.
Cali OR. O04S or HO 21Sl til
9 pm REALTY BROKERS, 55O6
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwesi
TAKOMA PARK

S14,5OO. large bedrms and bath,
unusually large living room 25xl5
with fireplace. large dining room and
kit; full bsmt.; on lot 5Oxl25.
PHILLIPS & co.
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COUNTRY CLUB RAMBLER
Framed on beautiful lot amid
towering trees in q community of
lovely homes where values are per-
manently stabilized; custom built by
master builder for his own home.
Call Mr.. Harrison. VIII. O592 eve
ity, appointments and unusual fea-
lures of this very desirable new
home. G. q. BARR CO. EX. 2l61
GREENACRES-$12,200
GI approved. Immac. 5-rm. home. in
desirable cIose-in community. Level
fenced lot. Paneled rec. rm., gas
heat, slate roof, storm windows. Call
MR.. NYE. 81. 2012. 3
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"Nr. MINI. & M st. Sc" "
One of those hard to- And. semidet
brick homes, Just prewar built with
5 rooms. . bedrms., tile bath. Bry-
ant gas heat and many extras: must
ha sod and is priced accordingly
Cal ME. TAR until 8 pm, j
WESLEY BIJCHANAN
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.MODERN-S12 Q50

Powder rm. 1st a., 6-rm. semidet
brick. gas heat. Anchor fence yard:
,GE garbage disposal; high. full
1bsmt. Call RA. 9149, BLANKEN e.
PRESS, INC, ST. 9316. -6
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SELLING OIITI

SELLING OUT!
OPP. BETHESDA COUNTRY CLUB
Bradley Blvd. and Seven Locks Rd.)
Just completed; two new large homes,
each has " acre; 3 super bedrooms,
212 baths, electric kitchen, sun deck,
garage, recreation rm. Live in the
Heart OF the Country Club Section. F."
Originally priced at S26,75O; build
er wants quick sale and will accept
any reasonable offer: Phcne OIL.
Hl6; ewes. OIL. 1860 Ca
IN A NV. COMMUNITY OF FINER
HOMES
L. DIXON PRESENTS THIS
Out of the ordinary white brick Co.
lonial. Can give immediate posses
SION; no redecorating necessary.
large living room with fireplace,
cool screened porch, bright dining
room, powder room, all GE kitchen
with garbage disposal and dish
washer. etc; second floor, three
twin-sized bedrooms and . baths;
storage attic; most unusual recrea-
tion room; library psneled in solid
mahogany with highly polished oak
floors, French doors opening to patio
and Cypress-hedged rear garden;
lovely lawn; clean,dry basement,
utility room. oil &C. heat; 2-cal
attached garage; near transp. A
home that will be a pleasure to
inspect. Call Mrs. Moody, with
JAMES L. DIXON g. CO.
1922 lit st. NV
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S11,5O0
MODERN HOME

Semidet. brick. yrs. old; Colonia!
front. porch, liy. rm, din rm.. kit
!" bedrms. and bath; full bsmt.. oil
h.-w.h This home must be sod
quickly. Call Mr.. Stolar, eyes. 81
1888
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
LIE < 81 Nv Rea,tcrs Me 5ANn
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NEAR 18th AND E. CAP
S75O DOWN

Immediate Possession
Fine 6-rm row brick with full bsmt.,
fss nan heat vs.,. stoAs . and Ca, suRE
REALTY CO.. AID. 0531 till Pm.
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BUY THRU SCOTT

2-story Colonial brick, g large rms i,
recently redecorated, Ia baths, full
bsmt.. gas h.-w.h. 9 porches. Priced
for immediate sa'e. Open for in
Sprction. ) to $40 pm. Mon
Ties, Wee For further information
call ME SMITH. DE. 2OlO. a
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RUY THRU SCOTT

"-story. f-rm Colonial brick. ~
hathe. fun bsmt.. g. h.-w.h., ;
porcac~. front and back yards, loo.
in Beautiful Sc. This house must
be sold immediately. For informa-
ton call 'fR. COATES, at DE. 201O.
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SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLANp

! BEDRMS, . baths, S16,15O with
$1,000 down-Silver Spring near
ST. Beruadette. 2-story Diet. brick
home, > yrs. old; hv. rm. with
space. den, bedrm. and bath on Is:
A.. md A. has 3 bedrms. and tile
bath; full bsmt gas h-wh w.
E. BEERS, SH 4147. TIA. $500.
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HILLCREST, :132 32nd pl. Sc
New 9-rm, 3l2-bath brick Colonial;
large kit, double deck back porch
built-ln garage; large back yard.
70 brokers. Open . TIL Sun;
weekdays for sppt. ABSHER CON
STRUCTION CO. VI. 1885. =
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LARGE PREWAR BRK.

Colonial in Indian Spring Club
estate Silver Sprin~ -e2utiful liv.
rm with trcp,Tce, rine- pSneled den.
IEe. dinln- rm., lee. mod. tqdip.
ard l. 18th on list FIR: 3 twin
S.1ed bedrms. and nursery rr. and
full tiled bath on 2nd fir: steps to
stoGa Ee attic; full bs.nt., rec rm.;
gas heat oGtside e2tr.; attached
gar lardScaped lot; fenced in
rear; close to every conv; price
only Sl9,95O.
Wood -Cop1ny Paa1torc
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-01-08

When l94S was ushered in,
did you make some resolutions?
How many of them did you keep?
NoneP That is what usually
happens! Most Of us stand on
the threshold Of a New Year and
with fervor and aforethought
sincerely vow to improve our
way Of living in the year ahead.
And the year ahead becomes the
year behind us before our inten-
tons get beyond the stage of re-
solve. Now, another year has
been uShered in = it is 1919.
Again we begin to make our
resolutions and we become aware
that these sound like the ones
which had been made the pre-
vious year. We had not made
one step forward with purpose
of self discipline. We were guilty
of sins of omission-the things
we had left undone in the year
just passed.
Why make empty promises?
Why not omit the vacuum of
words. Why not resolve to carry
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-01-08
Let's Make Life Fine In ~
By EDITH c. BROWN

out only one OF the resolutions
of 1913 in 1949. Aim at one. That
makes your chances Of fulfill
ment more probable. Perhaps it
will be a resolve to replace a bad
habit with a good one. This
would involve the procedure Of
first breaking the bad habit be-
fore the good one could be
formed. But, you must be con-
WINGED yourself that the habit
is a bad one. II must not be
selected as a bad habit by any
one else but the person who is
going to have the responsibility
of breaking it. The time period
to accomplish this may be more
than a year, but at least the i'm
provement has been started. So,
70 1949, let's start keeping one
resolution and work on it daily
in the year ahead. Let's make
It a good year; a peaceful year;
a prosperous year; a pleasant
year for those with whom we live,
work and play Let's make 1t
fine in 40!
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-01-08
PLEASANT HILL
BAPTIST CHURCH
|

rev. ,. IL. BULLOCK. EaStOr
Sunday over WORL 1850 on
the diaD the pastor will speak
on the subject, Living Wisely
In A Troubled World, 500
pm. the young peoples meeting
will be held. Last Sunday they
presented a very interesting and
helpful program. The regular
Sunday evening service will be
held at 7::3O. During the Xmas
holidays three of our outstand-
ing church ladies took the oc-
casion to visit the city of Phila-
delphia and while there. were
guests of Faith Tabernacle
where Rev. E. F. Lewis, a recent
visitor, IS pastor. They were
Miss Frances Smiles, soloist,
Mrs. Bertha Jones, organizer
and president OF the gospel
chorus, and Mrs. Benjamin
Green who leaves this Friday on
an extended tour through NY,
N. j., Philadelphia and Wash
.ington. Persons having news
for the church calender are
usged to get it in no later than
Thursday morning of each
week.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-01-08
Reception To
Rev. Galloway

An enthusiastic reception was
rendered the Rev. B. A. Galloway,
Pastor Of st. Faul AME. Church,
Cambridge, by the Good Will
Committee Of the Church, New
Years Day, Jan. /, 1949.
Charles Bourne made opening
remarks, and, following prayer
by Rev. James Clement, intro
duced Coleridge Jemmotte as
Master of Ceremonies. Then
followed emarks by the Revs.
Oliver w. Childers, James Forde,
James Clements, Marvin Gibson,
E. L. Crumlin and Henry Bell,
Conrad Dottin, Allan Miller, Will
fred Griffith, Harry Bowles,
Lewis Godding, Inez Chase. j.
Ed Mckenzie. Rev, Clements
conveyed greetings from Rev.
Kenneth Hughes who could not
remain. Abraham Layne repre-
sented the West Indian Aid As
ISOLATION. Fred Wright, basso,
of West Medford, interspersed
two beautiful solos, accompan-
led by Prof. Ernest o'Banyoun.
In the reception line were
Rev. and Mrs. Braddock A. Gall
loway, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Stewart, OF New Bedford fpas-
tors sister,; daughters Ellen
Louise Greene, R.N., Braddelean
Jean Galloway. Braddella Eliza
beth Galloway. foster children
Cecil Tucker, of Bermuda, Ruth
Penniman, New York; Rebecca
Washington and Ruth Longley,
of Flushing. LII, Catherine Law,
of Boston and Onset, and Mrs.
Bessie Raynor, Boston.
The Good VIII Committee were
Mrs. Lillian c. Jermott. chair
man, Mrs. Julia Edwards, CO.
chairman, Mrs. Mary Yonkers,
secretary. and many members
and friends of the Churc.l.
After concluding remarks by
the Pastor, delightful COLA
ton and social hour were en-
ioyed by all
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-01-08
Depreciation in the UsA shti

courageous stand taken by this
influential church group repre-
sents one more step toward vic
tory in the battle to break down
the barriers of segregation de-
priving millions OF colored citi-
zens of their democratic rights
and privileges"
While this was happening in
the North, Harry S. Ashmore, ed
itor Of the Little Rock, Arkansas,
Gazette, was telling the South
ern Political Science Association
Association at Washington and
Lee University, "The colored
American is the compelling pop
ular issue in the South in 1913.
III is no longer good politics to
stand up in the South and pro-
claim that the colored man is all
right in his place, but his place Is
not at the polls
About 100000 colored South
erners qualified as voters in the
1948 elections, Mr.. Ashmore said,
which is a 600 per cent increase
over 1910 and which, at the
same rate of increase. would
send 100000 colored to the
polls in 1852.
That's progress. It's the kind
of progress which justifies the
movement begun in New York
City junior high schools Tor
teaching young Americans to
realize the privileges enjoyed in
a democracy" to have pride and
faith in the ideals of our coun-
try, to show respect for the dig
nifty and worth of the individual,
and to appreciate the advantages
of American citizenship.
There still lot to be done,
and lot that everyone con do
in his own community, church,
home, business, and union. But
we're on our way. There is no
doubt about that, we are on our
way.
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/ president Of the Missionary So-
ciety; Lucille Walker, vice pres;
Mabel Oliver, sec; A. Scott,
treas. Frank Davis (reelected)
Sunday School Supt; Rev. James
Jones, asst. supt.: Anne Oliver,
treasurer; Virginia Hill (reelect-
ed), president of the BYPU; toss
Dorsey, vice-pres.; M, Taylor,
choir pres.
Preaching every Monday night
by various ministers. Each min
lister will preach fifteen minutes.
The group of preachers includes
Revs. James Jones, Frank DAVIS,
L. N. Martin, W. R, Weaver, E.
Gilbert, Rev. Bonnet and oth-
ers. Come one, come all. Every
body is cordially invited to at
tend. Come and bring a friend.
/ Prayer meeting every Friday
at 8 p m.
Meet us at Mt. Calvary.
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COWLEY SUPERIOR
AT ST. AUGUSTINE'S

The Church of St. Augustine
and st. Martin, 20 Lenox ST.,
Roxbury, announces a series Of
three sermons on successful Mar
riage and the Christian Family"
to be preached at the 9 m Mess
on the next three Sundays in
January by the Very Rev.
Granville Mercer Williams, SSJE,
STD Superior, Of Cowley Fathers
and Rector Of The Church Of St,
John the Evangelist, Bowdoin St,
Boston. The subjects Of Father
Williams sermons are as follows
January 9, Christian Mar
riage."
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II hesitate to close without
saying a word of recognition in
behalf of the state OF Connech-
cut. which I have the honor to
represent, Of the aid and as
sistance furnished in this trial
by counsel for Thomas, and +
say this without in any way de-
tracing from that furnished by
the other counsel. They are at
home. we know them and they
are always with us. But Mr..
Lewis comes to us as a stranger
from another state. He was in
troduced to the court on the
opening of the trial by the at
torney for the state acting in
this case. I am quite sure that
l speak your sentiments as well
as my own, when I say his uni
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form acts Of kindness and cour-
tesy have stuck a responsive
chord in all of our hearts. And
somehow we shall go away inn
bued with the consciousness that
we are a little better men and
a little kinder on account Of our
associations with him. 1t is an
other Illustration of the value of
that spirit Of love and kindness
in the trial of a case which is
the most valuable asset to any
lawyer. Without any reference
to this case or what disposition
may be made of it, he will not go
away the stranger that he came
and we shall all wish him long
continuation of health and hap
piness. BOSTON GLOBE.
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GRANT A NJ E CHURCH
1876 Vernon st.
Rev. L. E. Crumlin, Pastor

Looking Forward was the
subject of the pastors sermon
last Sunday morning. Five rev
members joined the church. Am
ong out-of-town visitors were
Miss Jene Nepean of Inkster,
Michigan, and others from Char
lotte, N. c. Devotional serv-
ice was held at 7:30 p m. Visitors
at this service were Rev. Mrs.
Queenie Graham of Norfolk, Va,
Rev Henderson Davis, Evangelist
Lulu White and Rev. Williams.
Communion was served a t both
services. Rev. Mrs. Graham will
be guest speaker for the relig-
ious service of the Charlotte z.
France Missionary Society Sun
day, Jan. 9, at $3.50 p m.