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Evening star., 1950-05-13
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

WALKING DISTANCE TO
HIGH SCHOOLS AND JR. COLLEGE
Your college or high school boy or
girl will love to entertain in the
place and the outdoor patio which
opens Of it; powder rm. and laun-
dry rm. with automatic washer in
basement; mirrored fireplace in liv.
rm., breakfast rm. and electric
Kitchen; 8 bedrms., baths on End
hcor; oil h.-w.h., recessed radiators;
built-in garage. Call SH. Sol0 till
y pm.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT & INSURANCE co.
Evening star., 1950-05-13

MICHIGAN PARK NE.
This nearly new Semidet. brick in
yites your inspection, 6. rms, tile
bath. lovely bedrms., gas heat,
nm. rec. rm.; attractively priced.
PECK COMPANY, LA. 6-6666
Evening star., 1950-05-13
HOME AND INCOME

Open Sunday, II an. to Dark
3035 BladenSburg Rd. NE.
Detached 8 rooms, 9 Kitchens, bath,
automatic heat. additional bath in
bsmt.; reasonable price and terms.
VIM. M. THROCkMORTON
Realtor DI 6092
Evening star., 1950-05-13
.ET. CORNER HOUSE
RAMBLER

Normandy type, built of stone; con-
tains liv. rm.. din rm., kitchen,
den, 3 bedrms., 2 baths, . fireplaces,
beautiful grounds, on lot lO0xl57.
Priced at S27. 800, but will consider
reasonable offer. To inspect call,
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-OO4O.
Evening star., 1950-05-13
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

ssss NICHOLS AVE. s.E.-Mske Of
fer. 9-rm. frame. house and barn.
to be removed from lot prior TO
July 18th, 1850. For details con.
tact ELMER p. HAYES, 3220
Brothers pl. Sc. 10. 2-3127. Ia
CONVENIENT TO BOILING FIELD
and Naval Lab. 2-bedrm.. semidet.
brick. in excel. cond.. easy terms.
STILES, DI. 2Ss9 or IA. 4Sl6.
NEW a-FAMILY HoME-Det. 3 bed
rms. kit. liv rm. and bath on each
floor; separate heating system and
hot-water tank for each family;
ZOE Bayley pl., 3 blks. from corner
Of MINI. and Mass. ave. sc. Can
be seen by appointment only. Tele-
phone VI. 20l7. IA
$50 A ST. s.E.-Vacant. 6 rms. .
baths, h.-w.h.; only $500 down, $50
mo. Open Sun. 3 to 5. ia
II: 18th ST. S.E.-Det. brick. 6
rms. > baths. full bsmt. gas INV h:
recently redecorated Open Sun to
8. ST. 1891. PHILIP c. GREEN
WELL, 927 18th st. NV. Ia
3441 ?3rd ST. S.E.-Open Sun, . to
8 pm: semidet. brick. mod, ) rms;
gas heat. Only Sl1 1900; low down
payment Call RE 1924 or RA.
3790. PENNY" APoSToLIDEs,
NEAR DUPONT PARK-cor. brick @
story, III baths, full bsmt; reas
far oil TTN
Evening star., 1950-05-13
SILVER SPRING

Small down payment will purchase
this modern brick home. Just OF
Franklin ave.-lst a. has liv. rm,
with firepl.. din. rrn.. modern kitch-
en-, powder room and screened porch: /:
end a. has full-s.Ked eedrms, and
tile bath, gas a,-c. heat. Bendtx
washer; fenced rear yard Shown
by appointment cail EN- 1900.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1950-05-13
PRICE
MODERN RAMBLER
Hlacn ~ CiI,,o. C,~.;.

CIOSe-ln silver Spring
This beautiful rambler located in
Carroll Knobs is architects MASTER
piece. Brick and steel construction.
24-foot living room with picture
window and open fireplace. Large
family and guest dining room, large
kitchen includes electric refriger-
ator and stove . cross ventilated
bedrooms and tile bath with shower.
gas a.-c. heat Lot sodded and
Shrubbed st. MichaefS Church
and school close by. a block TO
trust available. For details call
Evening star., 1950-05-13
HILICREST

444AASIGGO1
One Of the best houses in this choice
section. Features center-hall plan,
with liv. rm., 24x12. with flrepl.
extra-large din. rm., completely
equipped kitchen, color tile powder
rm. on 1st FIR; 8 lge. bedrms. with
colored tile baths on 2nd. flr.;
shower. etc.i oil h-wh.; screened
porch; slate roof; 2-car det. brick
garage. Reduced in price to q figure
less than replacement. To inspect
call n =
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 Pa. Ave. Sc, LU. 4-OO4O.
Evening star., 1950-05-13
MICHIGAN PARK

HOME WITH INCOME
Ultramodern 2-family home. Owners
apt. contains large liv. rm., mod
ern kit, , bedrms. and full tile
bath; 2nd FIR. contains 1-bedrm
apt, completely furn.. which will
porches; Just redecorated. Large
AZ 1st trust. Price. $17,250.
Wood -Conley Co., Realtors
S710 Ga. Ave. ST. $500 till 0.
Evening star., 1950-05-13
$3.50

Mr.. r. I. Ave. g. 4th NE.
A low-priced 6-rm. and bath home
that. should appeal to the family
recurring plenty of living room at
a low cost. Frame has basement and
new oil heating plant. A little old
fashioned. but substantial. Mr.. Toll
son. OR. ll99. KELLY g. BRAN
NER DI HHdn Ia
Evening star., 1950-05-13
NEAR THE MONASTERY

A027 18th st. n.e.-By owner, 8 rms,
baths. Semidet. cor brick; fire.
place. porch, finished basement:
aluminium storm windows: gas h.
VIII; near bus, cars, schools. shop
ping. Inspection all day Sat, l
to z; Sunday, other days after $50.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
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Joseph MriiyHin eHisuainnd IA din
hn "A ih9t bone near AuROlH Tbn
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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

Mi HDd Mrs Charles Kitchens
aHd grandson iiilly 0f ilpOadklll and
Mrs Hester cllfiOD and Mrs. Jones
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lIunpne illiphous,
Mr HHd Nrs ll0Aeo Townsend
ind BLY, Murray ~ Miilyilio, wora
ileliptH 90 ilit parsonage last Rnb.
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Nr 1Dd Mrs J0hU Jester Of Co.
OrRhiOWn. aDd Mr 0nd Nrs rloye
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hUd dHHRhinr " milton were ihp
quests laei sunday ~ Mr nnd Mfg.
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sunday, March 1911
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school Alden d Hopkins suDi
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selection by ihp choir
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Zion church 10 a. ~. Sunday
school Raymond M LINK, Bupt.
" % b, song nnd praise service
BldridRo Donovan. leader.
~ STEPHENS Episcopal Church
Tuesday March ~ 1880 D. m.,
Lonion service and address.
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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-18
CRYSTAL
SPRINGS NEWS

Mr.. Sam A. Hilliard of Detroit,
Michigan spent a few enjoyable
days home with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Williams of Crystal
Springs, Mississippi.
Mrs frankie Mae Spencer was
honored with a birthday Dinner
Sunday March IL, 1850 given by
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Isreal.
Mr.. Tommie Abney celebrated
his Fifty-first birthday March S,
1850. He was honored with dinner
given by his wife and daughters
Mrs. Ollie Abney, Mrs Cloteal
Pickett.
Dinner guests were: Rev. w. j.
Millsap and Family, District supt.,
of the M. f. Methodist Church
Brookhaven, Mississippi, and Mrs.
j. S. lsreal.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Moore had
as their Weekend guest, Little
Miss Bobie Nell Willis and her
sister Evelyn Hurst. They enjoyed
a very happy weekend with their
Uncle ond Aunt.
The Sunday School Departments
of Turner Chapel A. M. E. Church
donated to sick $3.50, March ~
1850.
The Turner Chapel A. M. E
Church held an Old Fashion Lawr
Feast with twelve persons pres.
ent. The pastor Rev. L. Danridgt
commented on the law of the
Church in friendly attitude. The
meeting was enjoyed by al
present.
Mrs. Carrie1ensie died at hel
home March Z, 1850. She was 8
native of Crystal Springs fol
many years. She was a member
of Salem NJ. B. Church. She leaves
host of relatives and friends
Funeral services were held a
Jerusalem NJ. B. Church March 9
conducted by Rev. E. G.. Robinson
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-18
YmCA GradaIe'
TO Aid In ~"
Campaign

The Gradale Sorority of the Far
ish st. Branch Y. NJ. c. A. is max
ing plans to assist in the 'Y" An
nual Memorial Membership Cam
paign March 29-April 9th. The
Sorority President, Mrs. Rubye
Cavatt, will spearhead a special
division for the enrolment of the
"Y" Boys.
Members of the Sorority who
plan to work are as follows: Mar
garet CASTOR, Ernestine Hayes,
Resale Wilcher, Lorraine Harvey,
Dorothy Warren, Dorothy Barners,
Joe Ann Allison, Dollye M. Smith,
L. Hill, Luiclle Williams, Thomas
enc Tucker, and Mary Lee Hicks.
The Y. NJ. c. A. is a member
agency of the Community Chest of
Jackson.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-18
IT IA BENA
n ( " S


Rev. Fl. F. Cook, was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. York Williams,
Monday evening. Rev. Cook is the
Pastor of Samuel Chapel Methodist
Church.
Many of the Itta Bena friends
motored to Greenwood to hear the
Rust College Choir in Musical
Recital.
The Spring Festival will be in
charge of the Pastors Aid Club.
Mrs. Amy Harris, President.
The Union S. S. will meet at
Hopewell M. B. Church on the 5th
Sunday in April.
Rev. w. M. Dowell and members
are due much credit for the work
they have done on the REPAYMENT
of the Hopewell NJ. B. Church, No.
l.
Mr.. George Randolph who has
an interest in the Veterans Clean
ers spent the week end in Column
bus, Mississippi. While there he
visited many Churches of that city.
The W.S.C.S. will be entertained
in the lovely home of Mrs. Amy
Harris, March 10, 1850, at a p. m.
All ladies are asked to be present
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-18
Catholic Weekly
COmmends Article
In Negro Magazine

Brooklyn, March - Especially -
The Tablet, Catholic weekly pub
lished here, has commended edi-
torially an article entitled Negro
Catholics Of New Orleans" which
appears in the April issue of Our
World.
The Catholic weekly's comment:
such contributions not only pay
tribute to an extraordinarily fine
situation but they encourage 9TH
ers to promote understanding, fair
play and equality by stressing
things as they are in a large South
ern community and as they should
be everywhere else.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-18
TYLERT0WN
n E " S

Mrs. Bessie Smith was a visitor
in the home of her Daughter Mrs.
Sarah Harris and son Mr.. Charles
Washington of New Orleans, La.
Mr.. Peter Host died Feb. Is
1850. He was born Sept 8, 1869.
Rev. L. r. McEween preached
the funeral assisted by Rev.
Eugene Chess.
Mrs. Annie Williams is on the
sick list this week.
Mrs. Gennie Varnado, was the
guest visitor in the home of Mrs.
Margaret MaGee. Mrs Varnado is
visitor from New Orleans, La.
Miss Mae Eta Badon was yisi-
tor Saturday evening with her
sister Miss Nellie Mae CHM from
Jackson, Mississippi.
Mrs. Lille Dillon Mace is
home from the Walthall Hospital.
She is the proud mother of a fine
baby girl.
Mr.. Felix Jefferson died and
was buried last Sunday March
II, 1850.
Mr.. & Mrs. w. C. Nichols and
Mr.. Dewitt, were visitors with
their home folk last Sunday.
Rev. H. J. Garner preached at
Spring Hill Baptist Church last
Sunday night.
Rev. George Thomas of Jack
son was visitor with Rev. Robert
son last Sunday.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-18
W O M ( N !!
Are These Signs Warning You OF
CHANGE OF LIFE?

Nervousness, a depressed, irri.
table, On-edge. rundown feeling
may be warning you of "the
change" If so, worrying won't
help relieve such discomforts. Dur
ing this tense, jittery time, theus-
ands have found Cardui to be
amazingly soothing and comfort
ing. Cardui also helps relax that
horrible pent-up feeling, encourag.
ing better sleep for added strength
and vitality.
Because Cardui has stomachiC
tonic action, it gives grand aid in
building resistance so often needed
during change of life. Make ''the
change" as easy on you as possible.
Ask today for a bottle of Cardui.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-18
SOCIETY
ST. ANTS

The Local Beauticians had their
first dinner at the Bethlehem Cen
ter Monday, March 13, 1850.
While dinner was being served,
Mr.. Percy Greene, Editor of The
jackson Advocate, gave 30 wonder
full address to the beauticians and
guests. In his message to the
club he gave brighter ideas to
the members. Mrs. Berkeley, sup
ervisor of the Bethlehem Center,
welcomed the Beauticians and
wished for them a success in their
project.
Guests who came in for dinner
were as follows: Mrs. Bernard,
Mrs. Washington, Mrs. Jessie Lee
Hall, Mrs. Luckett, Mrs. Elnora
M. Bush, Mrs. Kenny and Forbes.
We wish to thank our Social
Committee for such nice food.
The menu was fried chicken, rice,
gravy, buttered peas, tomato salad,
cake and peaches and punch.
Beauticians are asked to be
present at a meeting March 81,
to arrange for their next dinner
which will be April 10, 1850, also
to get ready for the district meet
ing which will be in YaZoo City
April II, 1850.
The Beauticians left the sum
of $14.9O to the Center. Visitors
Gre always welcome to attend the
dinner.
Gamma Theta CHAPTER Alpha
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-18
Jackson College Arts Festival
Calendar OF Events
THURSDAY, MARCH 16

THURSDAY. MARCH
9O01O:OO A. M. Registration of Bands, Johnson
1000-1l 80 A. Nj. Sectional Rehearsal
Reeds johnson HalD Brass (Gym)
Percussion (Band Room
102:30 p NJ Instrumental Demonstration: Msap
Gym
230-4 100 P. M. Combined Bands in Rehearsal, Gym
4O0-5:00 P. M. Informal Meeting of Directors
1880 =. NJ. Combined Bands in Concert,
900 z. M. Drama, Dance, Choral and Verse Choir
Demonstration by Jackson College Students Gym
FRIDAY, MARCH II
90OOOO A M Registration of Choral Groups Johnson Hall
900 A. NJ Addition, Instrumental Studio
900 A. Nj. Tour of Campus Assemble in Johnson Hall
l0OO-1O:3O A. Nj. Combined Chorus Rehearsal
1O30-11: 80 A. NJ. Youth Conference
1880 p. NJ. Songfest, Gym
3005:00 p. NJ. Social Visiting Groups) Johnson
1905 and
715 p. M. Guest Artist: Muriel Rain, Soprano
Reception to follow
SATURDAY, MARCH
800 p. VI. Seminar: The Arts in the college
The Dance Physical Ed. Department
Folkways and Folklore: Social Science
Music: Music Department
Folk Literatures Language Arts Area
ART Art Department
Drama: Dramatic Society, Verse
$500 p. Nj. Festival Ball, Entertainment Johnson
Joe Dyson, Orchestra.
SUNDAY. MARCH 10
800 p M. Jackson Symphony Orchestra
1O:l5 F. NJ Radio Broadcast, WRBC, College Choir
Dean Sampson
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-18

sponsored by Miss Elenor Camp
bell. Everyone is invited.
The Rust Haven Club invites
the public to hear the Rust Col
lege Acapella Choir, Sunday,
March 10, 1850, at 500 pm. at
the Alamo Theater. Admission:
Adults, 75c; students, soc.
The Johnson Chapel M. B.
Church, located at 2947 Bishop
Street, is inviting each and every
one to attend their church services
every first and third Sundays.
Rev. r. L. Plump will deliver the
message Sunday, March 10, at II
o'clock am. Rev. E. D. Johnson,
Pastor, will deliver the sermon
Sunday, April End. Rev. E. D.
Johnson, Pastor; Mrs. r. L. Plump,
Clerk; Mrs. Lucille Thomas, Mu-
stefan.
Mr.. Frank McCune and family
of 'Okolona, Miss, were the week
end guests of Mrs. Everline Nc
Cune of S. Parish Street. Mr..
McCune is coach of Okolona Col
lege.
Mrs. Lille B. Hill of Chicago,
is visiting in the home of her
sister, Mrs. Alice Hart, on Cohea
Street
Mrs. Gladys Wilson of Flint,
Mich, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Lena Boiler and brother, Mr.. Mar
zene Boiler of this city.
Friends of Mrs. Mammie Smith
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-18

For Your Hair Styles Go To
Nita's Beauty ShOppe
| don't go wrong with the hair so
stop at Nita's Beauty Shop 1923
Bailey Ave-, Extension. Owned and
Operated by Mrs. Juanita T. Nc
Donald.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-18

The Moorhead Girls lost 1915
to the Ruleville Girls in the play
off for the championship of the
Sunflower County Basketball
Tournament here March Z.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-18

Mitchell are wishing her a speedy
recovery, from her recent opera
ton at the Baptist Hospital.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-18
Moorhead News

Mr.. John Williams son of Mr..
Ira Williams of Chicago, visited
him during his illness Feb. 20-25.
His two daughters of Coffeeville,
Mississippi, also visited him.
The P. T. A. of Moorhead sent
the President Mrs. Callie Vim
and also Mrs. P. G. Payne as dele
gates to the County P. T. A. Meet
ing. Mrs VIM was elected P. T.
A. President of Sunflower County.
Mr.. NJ. S. Hazard and Mrs. H.
B. Harris Of Greenwood, Miss.
were in Moorhead Friday March
10. While here they chatted with
Rev. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Coleman.
Rev. J. M. Coleman, Rev. w.
M. Porter, L. c. Collins, N. H.
Frazier, and w. M. Matthews were
invited to Inverness Baptist Church
(White) by the Rev. Frank Cam
pbell, who is dean Of the Seminary
at Indianola. They inspected the
New White Baptist Church which
is being completed at the cost of
$4,000.
The Moorhead Bible Class met
Wednesday night March 8, with
large attendance, Rev. j. M.
Coleman the teacher taught
splendid lesson. 1t was enjoyed by
all.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-18

Scror Joe Jones and Gladys
Bates were co-hostess to the reg
ular meeting of Alpha Chi Sigma
Chapter, Delta Sigma Theta So
rority in the Bates home on Deer
park Street. Deltas present: Err
nestine Lipscomb, Lucille Price,
Alma Laster, Addie Jackson,
Ruth Shirley, Barbara Barber,
Louise Barber, Ruth Deese, Sea-
ME Robinson, Nell Williams, Rose
Emily, Aurelia Young, Willie
Blackburn, Liggia Saulny, Ruth
Neael, Vera Lucas, Emily Hall and
Thelma Johnson. Guest sorors'
were Drs. Lula B. Stewart and
Dorothy Brown of Nashville, Tenn.
and Cahtrine Tharp Bryant of st.
Paul, MINI.
Soror Lucille Price made a re-
port of the activities of the We'll
fare Committee.
The General Chairman of Jab-
berwock Activities, Willie Black
burn, thanked the chapter men,
bers for their efforts in making
the Jabberwock successful. The
chapter is grateful for the sup
port of Jabberwock participants.
contestants, the business firms,
organizations and clubs, Delta
friends and the public for their
kind cooperation.
We are sorry to hear that Mrs.
Beatrice Warren is in the Baptist
hospital. We are hoping her a
speedy recovery.
The B. T. U. Congress is hold
ing meeting at the st. Matthew
M. B. Church, on Williamson Ave-
nue., this week and asking the CO.
operation of everyone. Meeting
at 7:30 pm.
We are happy to have as Pas
tor of our Church Rev. Sylvester
Thomas. We are asking every
one to come out and hear him.
Our meeting Sundays are the first
and third Sundays in each month.
Rev. Sylvester Thomas, Pastor of
the St. Matthew NJ. B. Church,
Mr.. Thoms Smith, Clerk.
The two presidents of the St.
Matthew NJ. B. Church are asking
every member of the choir to be
present for choir practice each
Thursday night before the first
and third Sundays. Mrs. l.. B.
Miller, President of the Senior
Choir; Miss Elizabeth Miller,
President of the Junior Choir;
Mrs. Hilda Joinor, Musician.
The wedding ceremony of Mr..
Willie McCray to Miss Elvenia
Taylor was given by Rev. Thomas
Feb. 10, 1850. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Cray are now residing in their
home on Williamson Street, Vir-
den Addition.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-03-18

The Stone Street High School
Tigers became the most outstand-
ing Big 80 Basketball Team this
season when they defeated Brook
haven 1875 in the finals of the Big
49, Tournament, held at Jackson
College, March 10. The Cagers
closed this season with only one
Iblemish on their record after play
ing "a games. Honors go to the
ITigerettes for being the champion
girls team of LeFlore County.
They also participated in the tour
nament but was defeated in their
first game. The following players,
coached by C. w. Ruthledge, make
up the invincible Tigers team: ].
w. Spinks, Samy Leach, Jimmy
Barcus, Willie McLemore, Jack
Witty, Jessie Johnson, VIM. Ware,
Ambrose McCree, E. R. Johnson
and Robert Frazer, and Robert
Spinks.
Ruth College Acapella Choir pre-
scented a concert before a capacity
crowd on the afternoon of March
IL at Wesley Methodist Church.
One member of the choir, Monetta
Jones, is from Greenwood. Every
one present seemed to have enjoyed
the concert Immensely.
The regular P. T. A. Meeting
was held March ID, in the audi
forum of Avenue F. School. Teach
Iers of the elementary and high
school encourage all parents to at
tend these meetings.
Miss Myrtle Terry recently be-
came the bride Of Kent Gee of this
City. Both are seniors at Touga-
loo College.
BALDWIN, Ga.-Connie Watts,
bird fancier, who lives on small
farm near here, says all birds can
"talk" if you have the time and
patience to learn their distinct
Languages" and melodies. Only the
Baltimore oriole, however, sings in
ragtime, Watts says.
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