davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-09-30
1883 Primrose Rd. NV.

OPEN sun. 2 TIL DARK
gtately brick Colonial. only 3 yrs
Old; featuring true center hall, large
liv. Ym. With marble-trimmed firepl
den, half bath, din. rm., mod. kit
with Sanstex- walls plu:
bkfst. rm.; bedrms., 2 baths, 30
Y rscr Ta:bIs In gas ,s.t;ras s1s heat; mans sss
family home . ad priced $4,000 be-
low reproduction costs. See it to.
day. SIGLER g. CO., HU. 3313
ewes, 10. 2-7S19.
GOLORED-MAY BE ARRANGED II
4 apts.; 8 stories. 3 baths; low down
pointment. Call IA. 1888. 80
ooLoRED-14OO BLK. FAIRMoNI
T.-Two houses with furniture; {
rms, 8 baths, full bsmt. and 10 rms.
baths F@. sRs IN RsoI SoTfK q hfaS sEAfFs sf3s
cQLoREp - 1882 MERIDIAN PI1 PL
sMIf0nH scnd.: rms. roy baths. ha full III bsmt. t.
hester. $13.95O. Approved, for Gl
;stP s s,SssEf sss9 2sk ss-Ss PTisR g. Effs
c9SIE;olk1Eb-ro 9I; l15b BE vAcANT-oper
2 to 5 pm, 2026 Flagler pl. NV. SiS
lovely. newly redecorated extra-largt
oi JOE c6RFo 81 aSst REhfT Iflfs sfT f 02s 2so6 Terms
coLoRED-13th AND orE NV
8-story brick. with English bsmt. :;
baths; gas heat: ceiling incorre now
1910 mo-; can be increased. Terms
and price are reasonable. Call MrS
Ihom5UsSRsi UC1s oGj oIEATH 1gs4' A. RAj AsHEEY gSSS
VIZ MA aARd
Evening star., 1950-09-30
BRICK BUNGALOW

BRICK BUNGALOW
OWNER TRANSFERRING
Just block from bus and shopping
Like new. Large liv. rm., dinette,
kit, 2 bedrms., full bsmt., gas a. c..
aluminium awnings and storm win
dows, lovely porch; attractive level
fenced lot Priced $13,950. Vet or
non-vet assume GI-FHA loan. Call
SH 0601. Ewes, LO. 5-3321.
L. H. CARMICHAEL REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1950-09-30
S15 Q50

3-bedrm. brick. full din. rm.. equipped
kit; fulI bsmt. with daylight win
dows. ideal for adaption to ONCE or
play rm.;. aluminium screens and
storm windows included. Assume GI
Trust. Call SH. SOLO.
MONTGOMERY
Evening star., 1950-09-30
$15950

Will build on your lot in the Silver
Spring or Bethesda areas an ex-
ceptionally well-planned and dis
tinctive 3-bedroom brick rambler.
SAMPLE HOUSE AVAILABLE FOR
YOUR INSPECTION. 2014 AM
HERST DRIVE. LEWISDALE. For
fNu particulars. call 81. 0575; ewes.
I U. 1888.
G.. L. TRUMBULL & co.
Builders DESIGNERS
S416 Georgia Ave, Silver Spring, Nd,
Evening star., 1950-09-30
BUILT IN 1900

BEST BUY IN CHEVY CHASE
Liy. rm,, dining rm., dinette, kit. den
and powder room on 1st floor; 4
spacious bedrooms and 2 baths on
2nd floor; rec. room. gas a.-c.h..
attached garage; quiet street. ideal
for children. Reasonably priced at
S29.500. Call Mr.. Chambers, EX.
24SO: ewes, JU. 7-7551, with
FRED A. SMITH co.
Realtors 1113 18th ST NV
Evening star., 1950-09-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SILVER SPRING
OPEN SAT SUN, 1 TIL DARK
S14 500

3-BEDRooM BRICK COLONIAL
May go GI, with ST., 900 down, bal
ance $S5 per mo. including taxes
Large liv. rm. with fireplace, spa
cious dining rm., nice kit. eft
refrigerator, gas stove; large lot
near schools, transp., shopping
Ghee, Lo. 5-17O9 any time.
Woodside Realty Co.
Exclusive. SH. 644O till 9 pm.
S017 Eastern Ave, Silver Spring
Evening star., 1950-09-30
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1AIS Y CIT ~ Wy

LAZY K ST. NV i
ROCK CREEK FOREST
Attractive detached brick home on
large corner lot; 8 spacious rms =,
i h baths, rec. rm., gas &C. heat,
attached garage. Property in excel
lent condition. Call Mr.. Chambers,
Elk; 24So or JU. 7-7551, exclusive
with
FRED A. SMITH co,
Evening star., 1950-09-30
S8.99O-GI

$3.50 down including settlement
charges and approx. S57 80 mo-, in
Guiding taHes and ins. For this
wooded lot; 2 blocks from new ele-
mentary school; in quiet neighboY-
hood n Kensington- -Silve- Spring
area. Has large living room, porch,
equipped kitchen. dinette, 2 bed
rooms. Call Mr.. Gonlor LO. 6-S7O5,
ewes, Sat and sun.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES INC.-152O K st. NV.
MA, 5005
Evening star., 1950-09-30
OPEN SUNDAY
$26,5O0

u 1O1NG 1IOON5Gl
This beautiful prewar stone house was
cuStom-built. Beautiful living room
with fireplace, full dining room. ele-
rsnt kitchen with everything, Q
lovely bedrooms and Hollywood tile
bath, recreation room with stone
fireplace. equipped bar with running
water, large Office room, full bath.
utility room, built-in garage, screened
side porch; lovely shaded lot with
stone barbecue pit; heavy slate roof.
Truly a quality-built house with pic
ture windows and natural oak trim
throughout. Has 2nd floor with
roughed-in plumbing and fioored.
Truly the best value we know of
today. Call Mr.. Stlp. ia. 1904, with
BETHEL, DI. 3100. 3
Evening star., 1950-09-30
OPEN DAILY, 2 TO 5
THE NORMANDY
Silver CYoriY1U Md

A HANDSOME WHITE BRICK.
FRENCH STYLE HOME. ON 2H
MooDEp S4S , oEI ACRES. WITH SMALL
Recep. hall, liv. rm. and den with
flreplaces, din. rm. 16x19. 2 bed
rms. music rm., ga baths. elect.
kit, plenty of cabinets, breakfast
nook. balcony porch, stairway to
finished 2nd fir, 3 bedrms.. sew
ing rm.. 2 baths. lge. cedar storage
rm. 12x1S. lge. closets. full bsmt.
rec. rm. w/firepl. and Dutch oven !;
servants rm. w/bath, utility,
laundry. card and billiard rms,
storage rm. lavatory; GE h-w.h. !;
outlets to back yard and dbl. ga
rage: slate roof Prewar con-
structed. good terms and price less
than you could duplicate the
vile I'd. or N. H. ave Extended.
to, BURNT MILLS HILLS. and
follow arrows; ROBERTS E. LATI-
MER, GE. 1870; ewes, GE, 1885,
ATTENTION BROKERS. II
Evening star., 1950-09-30
ASSUME GILOAN

Just listed; 3-bedrm. brick Colonial:
attractive firepl. in large liv. rm,
full din. .rm. and kit. you will love-
plenty. of cabinets, artistic cutouts;
plenty of storage space: custom
made cornices over Venetian blinds
on entire house and a vanity built
in alcove in bedrms.; low down pay
ment; bring 1t with you as this won t
cox &, co 81. l1rh Il
Evening star., 1950-09-30
''S1O,3OO''
6412 EASTERN AVE.
so MUCH FOR
U1O CEn

S-bedrm. brick Colonial on large cor
ner lot with beautiful landscaping.
Den or sun rm. on 1st a.; Venetian
windows. de. luxe Tappan range
lightning rods. Anchor fence are
included. Call SH SOLO.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT & INSURANCE CO.
Evening star., 1950-09-30
5 BEDRMS.. ST. 400

S1,OUu DOWN
Attractive asbestos-shingle bungalow;
2 bedrms. and bath on 1St floor:
huge pine-paneled bedrm. on 2nd;
large, equip. kit. glass brick and pine
panelsd din. rm.; outside entrance
fenced level lot; real buy. Mrs.
Hart on premises. Out Viers Mill re,
past Twinbrook. right on Gail ave
to 905 Lewis. Rockcrest. Nd. Call
Mrs; Hart. ewes. WA. 661S. cox
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-09-30
School, Legion
Sign Lease

A five-year lease has been
signed between the. American
Legion and the Kodiak In
dependent School District
Board for the use of the Le-
gion Hall, formerly the Com
munity Center.
rhe school board will have
complete charge of the build
ing and will also be respon-
sible FIR maintaining it.
The lease calls for rental of
SIC a year.
The Legion post will have
the use of the entire building
each Tuesday evening, and
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-09-30
VIEW Plans
Junior Council

The formation of a junior
council, which would be cem-
posed partly of young people
and deal with juvenile prob
lens, is being considered by
WV Post and Auxiliary.
The groups will bring up
the question at the next city
council meeting, and discuss
the possible organization Of
the junior council. They have
also asked the &C operation of
Marshal Clarence Dizney.
George Sonntag, Ed Best,
James Healey, Mrs. Milton H.
Smith and Mrs. Ted Rozak are
on the committee in charge.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-09-30
Mach onald's Water Sill
Invokes Mayors Wrath

The water question dubbed
up and flowed over again
Monday night as couneilmem-
bers, Mayor Lee Bettinger
and H. F. Macdonald swirled
an old unpaid water bill about.
Over a year ago the city cut
the water supply to Mac
Donald's cold storage plant
because of his failure to pay a
water bill. He claimed he
didn't owe as much as he was
billed and refused to pay.
Macdonald later had two
city workmen arrested for Sc
vering his water pipe.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-09-30
KODIAK MIRROR

the Legion Auxiliary will have
the use of one room, that anl-
.mediately to the left of the
entrance, at all times.
The library will be main
tanned by the Business and
Professional Women's Club
The lease was signed by
Herbert Spiegel, commander
V. G. Ellis, Henry Neseth and
Reuben Tesarik for the Le-
gion and John G. Hughes
president, for the school
board.
Clifford Mowry has beeH
named supply sergeant for
the post. Spiegel announces,
and he and Neseth have beer
appointed to the executive
board.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-09-30

Two weeks ago members OF
the council gave MacD Donald q
permit to again hook to the
city system. He explained that
the water would be used only
in an apartment that he was
renting tosa Navy. man and
twife. The apartment is above
the cold storage plant.
Monday night Mayor Bet
finger opened the tap to the
wisdom of the council approx
ing the re-connection two
weeks ago.
Il have an unpleasant SUBJ
ject to discuss. The subject is
Macdonald and his unpaid
bill" Bettinger said.
Macdonald angrily cracked,
Il was charged with twice
the amount of wafer | used. "
Bettinger told him that if
the council had as much
trouble with everyone as it
did with him it never would
get anything done. He also
pointed out that Macdonald
had given a check for the
connection and that it had
been returned by the bank to
the city clerk.
my account at the bank is
tied up because of a law suit, "
Macdonald said.
You have given the city
two other checks since then
that have been returned to
u.s." Bettinger replied.
Councilman Henry Neseth
got into the flow of things at
this point and explained,
Macdonald I'm sick and
tired of hearing about your
troubles. Why don't you pay
this bill and forget it,"
The stream Of insults and
statements continued for a
while and finally dried up.
The water is still flowing
into MacDonald's building. The
bill still hasn't been paid.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-09-30
Bank Plans To
Add Marquee

The Bank of Kodiak pl MS to
add a marquee to the building
according to information given
the city council Monday night
by Marshall Crutcher, presi-
dent.
Crutcher sought permission
from the city for the installa-
ton of round, fve-inch sup.
porting steel pipes that will
run from the outer edge of the
marquee down to the side
walk.
A city ordinance now in eff
feet prohibits the construction
of such support.
However the council mem
bers indicated they would ap-
prove marquee with such a
support if a building applica :
ton was presented.
The council further indica-
ted it would adjust the ordin-
ance SO that such type of con-
struction may be done in the
future.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-09-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Nick j.
Anderson haue sold Lots 16
and II of block 8, Leite Ad-
dition, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward A. johnson, and a war
ranty deed for the transfer
has been recorded.
Smyrna times., 1950-07-06

trips to the National All Club Con-
gress in Chicago next November.
National awards are $500 college
scholarships in Girls Record and
Canning, and leather-cased scissors
in Dress Revue. Donors of awards
in the respective programs are
Montgomery Ward, Kerr Glass and
Simplicity Pattern Co. The pro-
grams are conducted under the di-
rection of the Cooperative Exten-
sion Service.
Delaware state winners in the
programs last year were: Helen
Leasure of Newark in Canning, and
Betty Workman of Delmar in Dress
Revue.
County Club agents will furnish
full information on these programs.
Smyrna times., 1950-07-06
AVOID SUNBURN
THIS SUMMER
Properly Acquired Suntan Is
Beneficial to Good Health
Says Board of Health
SUNBURN is SERIOUS

A properly acquired suntan, say;
the State Board of Health, is ar
attractive and beneficial thing, but
is not to be confused with pigmen.
tation due to severe sunburn. Be-
fore you go out and broil yourself
alive this summer why not make
up your mind that it won't happen
again this year. To be sure, nice
dark tan looks healthy, but you
don't have to burn to get it. AS q
matter of fact, you'll get that tan
quicker and it will last much long
er, if you expose yourself to the
sun gradually.
Don't make the mistake of try
ing to get summer tan in one af-
ternoon. The pain and loss of
work is not worth it. Early in the
summer expose your body for only
few minutes at a time. The per-
iod can be increased as your skin
gets used to the hot sun. Even af-
ter you have a nice tan never keep
the body exposed to the direct rays
of the sun for many hours. Cover
up and give the skin a rest.
People with light compilations
should be extra careful to avoid
severe sunburn. They have less
fermentation in their skins and
they burn more easily. Older people
should never be out in the sun for
long periods.
Sunburn is serious because it is
just like any other burn and should
he treated accordingly. If you have
been unfortunate enough to get
sunburned, treat the burn carefully
to avoid infection. In severe cases
1t is wise to see a doctor just to be
on the safe side.
The sun is hard on your hair and
scalp. 1t is best to wear some kind
of head covering if you are plan
ming to be out all day. 1t is we'll
to use sun glasses to keep glare
Smyrna times., 1950-07-06
State Accepts Three All Programs
of Interest to Girls

Three national All awards pro-
grams of special interest to rural
girls have been accepted for the
current year by the Delaware State
Club Office, it is announced by the
National All Committee. They are
Girls Record, Canning and Dress
Revue.
County winners in each will re-
ceiye honor medals, and State
champions will get educational
Smyrna times., 1950-07-06
LOCAL TAXATION ELECTION
SMYRNA SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
FRIDAY, JULY Z, 1850
q PM to 5 P.M1
q Pm. to 5 PM
daylight Saving Time)

rhhAly JDLl Z, l55O
e PM to 5 PM
daylight Saving Time)
Pursuant to the provisions of Arti;4e
I3, Chapter II, 1885 Revised Code oe
Delaware, as amended, the Board of Edu-
cation of Smyrna Special School District
in accordance with resolution unanimous
lly adopted by said Board of Education,
hersby gives notice shat special school
election will be held on Friday, the 7th
day of July A. D. 1880, from 2 PM. to
10 Pm. daylight Saving Time) at the
John Bassett Moore High! School in said
District on Frazier Strest, in the Town
of Snyrna. Kent Countys. Delaware, that
being the usual place for holding school
elections in said District
/ The purpose of such special election
is to determine whether said! District may,
in addition to the amounts anportioned to
! it by the State Board of Edacation, or
by any other school or othsr authority,
levy and collect additional taxes for school
purposes, beginning 1851, upon the as
sessed valne of real estate and taxable
personal property in said District as de-
termined and fixed for Countg taxation
purposes, the rate of the tax 10 to be
raised not to exceed ten (l0)l cents on
each $780,. assessment of sucir taxable
real and personal property and also capi-
tation tax on each person residing in
said District and subject to school tax of
One Dollar (S1.OO).
Every person qualified to vote at a
regular or annual school electioT in said
District shalE be qualified to vote at such
special school election. To be eligible to
vote a person must be an American citiz-
en-, 81 years of age or over, and at the
time of such, special election must have
resided in tHg State of Delaware at least
one year, at least three months in Kent
County or fn New Castle County as the
case may be as said District is partly in
u Kent County and is partly in New Castle
N County, and also must have resided in
said Smyrna Special School District al
least one month prior to such special
election. 1t is not necessary to be reg.
| istered to vote at such speciaf school
election.
| BOARD OF EDUCATION OF
/ SMYRNA SPECIAL SCHOOL
DISTRICT
Clarence ]. Prickett, Presiden
IL Helen B. Harmonson.
Vice-Presiden
Henry T. Price, Member
!, Lee H. Deakyne Member
/ George w. Wright. Secretary
Smyrna times., 1950-07-06

out of the eyes. Make sure you use
a good pair since many of the
cheaper brands may actually harm
your eyes because of the poor quail
ity of glass.
Smyrna times., 1950-07-06
SCHOOL BOND ELECTION
SMYRNA SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
FRIDAY. JULY 7TH, 1850
Il PM. to PM
daylight Saving Timel
daylight Saving Time)

daylight Saving Time)
Pursuant to the provisions of Article
II, Chapter II, Revised Code of Della
ware ll935l, as amended, the Board OF
Education of Smyrna Special School Dis
trlet hereby. gives notice that a special
election will be held on Friday. the 18th
day OF July, A. ID. 1850, from l O'Clock
/ to O'Clock Pm. daylight Saving Time)
at the John Bassett Moore High School
IN said District, on Frazier Street, in
! the Town of Smyrna, Kent County, Del
aware, that being the usual place for
holding school elections in said District.
The purpose Of such special election is
to determine whether the Smyrna Spec
ial School District shall have authority
to borrow Two Hundred and Forty
Thousand Dollars (S24O, ,000) and to issue
bonds with the face value of said amount,
100000 of the proceeds therefrom to be
used for the construction and equipment
of elementary school building of twelve
(l2) classrooms, required service rooms
and eafetorium and the site therefor, and
the remaining Forty Thousand Dollars
(S40.000) of the proceeds therefrom to be
used for such alterations, additions or
improvements to existing buildings as are
required for courses in agriculture and /or
art, for expansion of guidance program
and improvements to the athletic field.
This school building program was
adopted unanimously by the Board of Ed
ucation of Smyrna Special School District,
and the aforesaid elementary school build
ing was subsequently approved by the
State School Building Program Board on
September z, l949 and approval of refer
endum on said school building program
was granted by the State Board of Edu-
cation on June 16, 1850.
Every person qualified to vote at regu-
lar school elections in said District shall
be qualified to vote at such special cleo
ton. To be eligible to vote, a person
must be an American citizen, Fl years
of age or over, and at the time of such
special election must have resided in the
State of Delaware at least one year. at
least three months in Kent County, or
in New Castle County, respectively. as the
case may be, as the said District lies
partly in Kent County and partly in
New Castle County. and also must have
resided in said Smyrna Special School
District at least one month prior to said
special election. 1t is not necessary to
be registered to vote at this special school
election.
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF
SMYRNA SPECIAL SCHOOL
DISTRICT
Clarence ]. Prickett, President
Helen B. Harmongon,
Vice-President
Henry 7. Price, Member
Lee H. Deakyne, Member
George W. Wright, Secretary
Smyrna times., 1950-07-06

Delaware produces nearly 25 per
cent of the country's supply Of
young chickens.
Smyrna times., 1950-07-06

Pumice comes from a Latin word
which means foam.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-06
Furnished House
For Sale
FOR SALE

Reasonable-27 #. National House
Trailer. Many useful items included.
Cor. Higgs and Percival ave.
Coconut Grove
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-06

Gratefully Acknowledging our
sincere appreciation to all of our
friends for your numerous, express
sions of sympathy during the i'll
ness and death of our foster mother
aunt and grandmother,
RUTH LEE
The comforting words and many
other deeds were SO helpful in the
bearing of the burden which seemed
so hard to bear We highly appreci-
ate your assistance which will long
be remembered in our minds.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Jennie V. Walker and
Children
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-06
Berrien Hotel Blessed
By Rev. E. T. Graham

Open House of the Berrien Hotel
gave expression to a lovely event
Sunday, April oath as many Miami
ans found their way to 26O NV. 9Th
street.
The occasion was indeed delightful
and received many obs and abs
from the guest as a most charming
hostess, Miss Alva Lee Everett,
gracefully and courteously escorted
them through the two-story building.
Mr.. Linton Berrien and his mother
spelled comfort with capital letter
when planning the building, and used
luxury as a theme, for'every desire
is emphasized. Besides, each of it's
twenty rooms being furnished with
new modern furniture and walls
beautifully decorated. each room
conceals an individual atmosphere
and each floor carries with it two
lovely spacious baths. The mems
bath is of blue tile, silver towel
racks with soft curtains to match.
Just across the hall is bath for wo-
men with pink tile which glitters
with silver towel racks and curtains
to match. A cool water fountain Is
on each floor.
On entering the building the re-
ception hall is beautifully equipped
with a colorful leather lounge with
comfortable chairs in contrast, a
writing desk, coffee table and a re-
ception desk. Across from the recep.
ton hall is a spacious bridal suite
with a separate bath. Each room has
telephone service.
At four o'clock Rev. Edward Ora
ham accompanied by his wife spoke
to a packed audience from the spa
cious living room of the lovely and
we'll equipped apartment occupied
by the Berriens. Rev. Graham en-
voked Gods blessings.
There was entertainment, also de-
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-06

licious cookies and punch were serv-
ed in the spacious dining room.
The living room held a lovely late
styled circle type lounge, comfor-
table chairs, Baby Grand piano,
a library with imported vases and
pictures and beautiful yellow Grapes
to blend with the color scheme Of
the room. The yellow gladiolus and
yellow sweet peas contributed har-
monious accent to a lovely setting
1t is impossible to list the many
hundred of guests who visited t he
hotel in this article.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-06
IN MEMORIAM

In memory of our dear husband
and father,
HERBERT LEON HANNA
who departed this life May 5th. 1949
Gone but not forgotten.
We love you but Jesus loves you
best. Sleep on and take your rest.
Sarah o. Hama wife
John Hanna. father
Bettye Hanna, daughter
Janet Scott daughter
Minnie Hanna, daughter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-06
Delray Beach News
BY Frances Balm Adderley

Last Sunday, the third Sunday
after Easter, Union Services were
held at st. Mary's Episcopal Church,
Deerfield Beach. The Days program
was as follows:
Church School, $50 am; Solemn
Sung Mass and Sermon, 100 am;
meeting of the Brotherhood Of st.
Andrews, 800 pm; meeting Of the
Womans Auxiliary, 800 pm; Spec
ial program, 500 pm; Solemn Even
song and Benediction Of the Blessed
Sacrament. 900 pm.
All the services and meetings
were we'll attended. Practically all
of the members of the congregations
of st. Philips, Pompano, and St.
Matthew'S, Delray Beach were
there. Two visitors from st. Agnes,
Miami, also attended. They were
Mrs. Anna Johnson and Mrs. Lenora
Watkins.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-06
CARD OF THANKS

The family of Mrs. Ella Howard
who passed April is, 1850. acknowl-
edge with thanks the kind express
sions of sympathy given by cards,
kilograms and frienis who donated
cars.
FLORALS
st. James AME' Church, Mt. Oil
vette BAPTIST Churc Sunday school,
7A4 Poker T. Washng:o or High
Srhor!. Mrs. Edwa T. Graham,
teacher. Rosa Ice Lucky and f1H3i-
ly, Jimmie Ducea and Louise Will
liams. Lille Grace Hodge, Jimmie
L. Harris, Thomas Shaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Walker, Kayoe Market,
Raleigh's Employees, friends and
neighbors of 14th st. and list place
and Johnnie Mckenzie, Mrs. Ethel
Wilson, friends and neighbors of
LIST court and 14th st, Joe Bacardi,
Dixie Cash Market, Nathan Alexan.
der and family.
Special thanks to Mrs. Irene Ct.
Pratt, Mrs. Lille M. Futch, the B.
Solomon Funeral home and DR.. R.
A. Jackson, pastor of st. Paul A. M.
E.. Church for his understanding
words Of comfort.
Conner Howard and family
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-06
Best Colored Lot
Buy Ever Offered

Y acre plots
Sunny Haven, located u mile
east of Federal Highway No. l on
Tallahassee Road at Princeton
$345 per plot. Terms
Agent on premises daily 10 4
Phone 9.3444 or phone 4-4S05