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HOUSES FURNISHED

CHARMING HOUSE In Virginia, II
miles out 8 rms, bath, gear ga
ants room over garage; oil heat
throughout, electric range and re-
frigerator. telephone. On paved
highway one mile off Lee hwy.
(Route 29). Will rent to RESPONSE
dogs. S125 monthly. Write to Box
125-K, Star, giving phone number,
occupation, whether permanent resi-
dent, references, etc.
NEAR 18th AND QUACKENBOS NV.
baths and finished bsmt.: Sas 81; mo.
BkxUT1FuH Azalli fgne douEARSss IA ss1Si HOME. on,,
10 mi. from White House; 4 bed
rms, study, liv. room. din. room,
Kit: sdr.. 2 baths, baths; sleeping porch; IS
S150. ! yr. lease. WA. 624O. 80
BETHESDA-Cool. open location; 6
rms, "a baths, screened porch;
Sbf5. S5f$ mo, June II to Sept 4 WI
CLEVELAND PARK-Avail. June 12
to Sept. 12; 4 bedrms., 8 baths, well
furn.; cool; 1925 mo. OR. O316.
COOL, COMPLETELY equipped 3-bed-
pV sa2den ney emSssas dsc0s secop house S Snd
1st for 3 months or longer; refer
ences exchanged, Box 45-e. s6 Star
BEAUTIFUL CORNER brick house. s
matie gas u heat ' on T large ss'ie lot; COM com-
pletely furnished; $3.50 per month.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.. 1929 K st.
NV, MA. 0352. 80
SUMNER RENTAL. about June 10 to
Mass. ave. n.w.-6 rooms. screened
porch. " acre of cool woodland
garden: No pets. 500 month.
cHEvY CHASE, MD.-July 1st ' to
Sept. lst; cool. shady location: new
neiehborhood; @ s14o' WI. ia1e5 41s5. Hse mo
BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED and
furnished 4-bedroom, 2;bath house,
q block Con Conn. ave, Chevy Chase;
cious grounds, Gear garage, maids
room n,s and IIsd bath; rent June 15-sept,
BETHESDA - Cool. lovely garden,
line; 3 months, June 8. 81. SOY.
1917 INGLEsIDE TER. N.W.%six
rooms and bath, including excel
library, gas heat, built-in garage, 2
large screened rear porches over
SIANf !55 !, : aoE6oN: NJ NC, Ssi lSSS4
SUMMER. June II to Sept. Three
bedrooms, brick. det. porches, yard,
residential sec;; conv transp:;
Hssst:; Fsun,red s4SS %A fSg Sgas summer Be sefs'
SILVER sPRINGwconv. to shopping
rooms, bath, large inclosed porch,
storage attic. fireplace. porches,
yard; Newly painted. Venetian
blinds. $125, incl; heat and util.
Small children accepted. 81. 97s1.
DETACHED BRICK-Three bedrooms,
partly .furn. Avail. June z. Large
yard; full basement. Cony; Walter
18th AND Harvard AREA, near
Rock Creek and Zoo-Brick, bed
rooms. bath, powder room. 5000
month. HO. -7436. 80
GEORGETOWN. newly dec, attrac-
mon.hs: nsn spa's;1 s1s6. sVsi AID! 'ues ss26 tS'
Mr.. WASH. BLVD. ARL.-2 bdrm.
June os5 i; KE. 3-5915; days, ST. s40no' sn
BETHESDA. June 2e-sept. IA. 8 bed
cious lawn, lovely furniture: no chill
dren under 15; $175 mo. OIL. OOPS.
BEAUT. HoMES-Long and short
leases; $150-S3O0: Chevy Chase,
DUNNINGToN. wi. 1896. i
GEORGETOWN-Lge. garden, 4 bed
rms. 3 baths. l lavatory. library,
lv. rm.. din. rm:. garage: S275
cTpaN cmTSntNh; uttls , incl I}sS Pc 3oSS. n.d-m @
| house; washing machine, finished
bsmt.; fenced yard: conven. Penta-
gon; adults pref; lease, $120. OK.
CHEVY CHASE, MD, block from
Conn. ave; bedrms.; July and
| Aug. $3.50 per mo. Refs. WI. 1920.
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cont

ALEXANDRIA-2-Eto brick, bed
rms; piano, gardens; summer rental,
S140 mo. OV. 1860. 81
ARL.-3-bedrm. brick. beaut. furn-.
all mod. conVen., porch. lawn; June
15 to Sept. /. OW. 5000 Il
JUNE 8 TO SEPT. 8, Arlington-Re-
sponsible adults; 3-bedrm. house, /
bath upstairs. u bath down; com.
busline; refs. required. $50 mo.
OW. l106. Il
8 BEDRMs., baths, incl. porch;
June 17-Sept. 10, at S125 per mo.
$500 ok. Nebr. ave. NV. Call En-.
CooI GEORGETOWN HOUSE. bed
Phone DU. 5972.
fun: near wasRington csthedTaI;
excel: transp. OR. 1894. -
rated, modern kit. and bath: 35
min from downtown Wash. Rent
SIS mo. Phone Eowie l4Q6 after
KHnRRooa ey9 Rn and aoGsEE AZ dsE rufsdsy bss5ttvill
landscaDed lawn, lovely location.
Sligo Park Hills. 81. 1140.
3-BEDRM. BRICK HOME. ia baths.
conveniently located in N. Airing
ton; $3.50. Available 7th Of June.
2-BEDRM. BRICK with basement. in
Shirlington; immediate occupancy,
S125; cH 4l4I. 4In.ov, ,n IL
tive, completely furnished 5 rooms,
large screened porch, garage; beauti-
full location and yard: available June
through October: perfect condition;
ali conveniences; ideal for discrimi
mating tenant: Sl00 per month. See
owner. CARROLL WARE, First ave.
and Circle, Monday and Tuesday,
or Mayor McCathran Washington
Grove, Route 240, miles beyond
HUNTiNGIoN DEVELOPMENT near
Alex.-Semidet., . bedrms.. Sl35
mo-; lease = yrs. or more. TIE. 721U.
ARLINGTON-3-bed 3-bath brick,
maids rm., porch. gar; go min.
ALEXANDRIA, a-bedrm. house, nice
yard, June Is to Sept. /, S120 mo.
incl utils. XII. S6932. 81
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

-GI-Local, long distance moving,
packing, Grating, storage; anything,
anywhere. JOHN. HO. 5S19. 80"
convenience; also trunks and bag
gage. Call anytime. AID. 1887. 81"
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.
24-hr service: furniture. trunks and
baggage AT 2759 or FIR O3S6
across the country: safe storage IN
Phone NO O!O4 UNION sToRAGF
co. INC est 1905
MOVING BY VET; exper. help; every
any time. MR. COOK. GIL. 5137.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving. stor-
age; reas. IA. 1887; ewes, GE. 1416
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HONE FOR REMODELINo
In nice section Of Congress Heights:
'o0o cash; Cal LYMAE c. DELE
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81. GOO Down

.ovely 3-bedrm. brick; liv. rm., din.
rm.. fully equipped kit, rec. nm,
lavatory In bsmt.; Anchor fence.
Easy monthly payments.
CAMPANE6AA d WOOD
TX z1l3; eyes,, FR. 60ee. II
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HOME-APARTMENT
LOW PAYMENTS

Monthly for whoever buys this nies
6-rm, semtdet. brick, nr FAiriRX W.
lAse. and assumes GI A. loan S''S
per month incl taxes and insurance.
3 oedrmS, liv. rm. with broad 0ln
WAn-to- carpet, aluminium VIM
dows. screens: full hSnt, gas h. ~ y.
In excellent condition, Only Sia.SOO.
By Appt only.
A. A. CAROZZA CO.
EXCLUSIVE
2ScT PA. AVE. S Z. LU. 10000.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp

) bedrms bsmt Rit, sSGpp eauipped; GfiSa ige
shaded lot; excel, location. conv.
Shirley hwy; $3.50 mo. Refs. req.
SILVER ntl s1osIis sPiRsrNG, nr. Four corners-
Kit. 4 bedrms., 2 baths, gas range
CHARMING OLD COUNTRY HOUSE,
in nearby Va: "A miles from Wash; ;
spacious grounds, lawns and shrub
ehen esTy near pree serfy ss5 hps mo ideal cs IT
Lorton a. ~ ~ nv -3i
SILVER sPRING-3 bedrooms, ia
baths, liv. rm. with firepl., din. rm;,
equip. kit, full bsmt., side porch
and garage; garden in rear; excel.
Avail. Avail june e'1n T. s145 SpFnn mo. 81. osei s5i'
2-BEDRoOM BUNGALOW on acre;
prox; a miles to D. C. Vienna
CHEVY CHASE, MD. tseo4 Conn.
Circle)-7.rm. brick, 2 baths, incl;
bedrm. and bath on 1st A.; finished
recr: rm.; garage: 14Ox75-ft. lot;
Sl75 per mo: FULTON r. GORDON,
sts. NV. Di. $3.50 or Oh. 1898.
Brokers, attention. i
NAMES REAETY sSf EEec Co. i@med anne wison p1es
blvd, GIL. or OK. 27S4. i
NEAR ROCKVILLE, 912 Viers Mill
I'd rooms, 2 baths; good for
large family. See any day. Call
before. 10 am. or after 4 pm,
GOOD NORTHWEST Sections
bedrms.. 2 closed porches, oil heat:
fenced yard; excellent condition;
express bus at corner: $40 per
month; available June 10. HU. s464.
COLORED-532s E ST. SEE rms.
cleo. sewer. no water or bath yet;
S35 mo. VI. 1897. 81
COLORED-LARGE 4-ROOM HOUSE;
front and back porch; electricity: In
Glen Arden. Md. VI. 2911. 81
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VENDING MACHINES
Over 400 assorted nut and gum
machines. Owner will assist buyer.
AUERBACH & CO., DI. 6501
RESTAURANT
Old established, fully equipped, good
busy section Of town, 50FS bever.
cash will handle. Call Mr.. Ceppos.
r. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtor, Ma
klOQ. Gun IlII OARQ
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ABSHER & HENRY

$1,000 PUTS YOU
ON EASY STREET
BRICK, 3 APIS. One, 4 large rooms:
= furnished rentinE for SlbO, Your
payments ONLY Sla5 IArge level
fenced lawn, AA-ft front l3"3
Z ST Sc OPEN l TO TODAY.
s-room tapestry brick.
large front porch. doubled incloSed
rear porches, recreation rm., oil
h,-w.h., nice rear yard: GArAse,
1891 E ST. Sc, OPEN ! TO 0
TODAY.
ABSHER & HENRY
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OPEN TODAY, 2 10 6 PM.
1921 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
PRICED AT ONLY $11,500
BLDG. g. LOAN, 1st TRUST. $4,000
20-ft. attached brick house, reception
hall, .liv. room with fireplace. din.
rm., kit, front and rear screened
botS xsS reaa scfesn.d noc poscb On
2nd floor; full bsmt.; oil h.-w.h.
THIS HOUSE MUST SELL TODAY.
Exclusive with
.BERENTR 4 Co. REALTORS
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENTs

DE LUKE 2-BEDRM. APT, on 1st
A.. facing court. Large liv. rm, pic
ture windows, tile bath, fully equip.
kit. Ideal for children. 10 minis.
from Pentagon. 1914 9Th rd. So,
NAYaLioERs ai r GARDENs-soth and dS4 Nay
lor rd. s.e.--1 and 2-bedroom apis
available; lowest mo. charges in
D. c. DRURY REALTY CORP, RE.
1888; evenings, GE. 1920 or TW.
DOWNTOWN, near 18th St, on the
9th floor Of a 7-story building, dis
tinguished for its careful selection
OF owners, apartment of 8 rooms
and bath, spacious enough for en-
tertaining with its 22-foot living
room, 19-foot dining room. Condi-
tlon perfect, equipment of the most
modern, with plate glass windows,
parquet floors, Venetian blinds, Cen
eral Electric refrigeration and cabi-
nets. Call Mrs. Merillat, CO. 5165,
after 4, or here. LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER, l719 K st. NV, MA. 1866.
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcens.l }
SELF-sERVICE MARKET

SELF-SERVICE MARKET
Colored trade. no beer, well equip.
large store, nice apt. above, doing
$1,000 cash bus, long lease. low
SELF-SERVICE MARKET
Sc, large store. 8 families drawing
a nice living. S100 monthly rental.
good equip; take it over with $4,000
down.
SELF-SERVICE MARKET
Shop. center. mod. fixtures, 8 days,
short hrs, very low rent. doing
over $1,000 wkly bus. Sl2.500
complete with large stock. Terms
SELF-SERvICE MARKET
NV. transient trade on a busy St.
large In size, beautifully equip.
doing $4,000 cash bus, books show
over $4,000 profit yearly; $4,000
plus 5 for stock E-Z terms. For
these and many others call,
BROWN REALTY CORP.
1928 VT Ave. NV. ST. 2026
BEN EPSTEIN, HO. 6137
Evenings and Sunday.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-k.w.
RAMBI,ERS

group Of 2 and 5 bedroom
homes. modern as tonorrcv. tiled
bath, Hy. rn-. din. rm.. kit, oxnt
with lAvatory: woodworking FIRE
place: nice wooded lots: GI or con-
ventionAl financing with moderate
cash. An inspection will convince,
Directions, Mass. ave NV. 70 $500
block. left to EAmakAgan I'd. right
y. block, left 10 rsmelers. M Bailey
on premises or at 5S04 Mass. ave.
BARKLEY BROS.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ARL. AREA, 3 to 4 bedrms., new or
older, unfurn., yard. Lease. Good
care. Around 500. CHI 2542. 80
summer rental, suburban NV,
sought by quiet young men; varied
religions. Call Heidenheimer, ST.
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A REALITY

A lovely home In immaculate ecndi-
tton, This Semidetached brick offers
3 fne bedrooms, Twins Tocul, dining
room, fully equipped kitchen, tlled
bath with shower, recreation room,
EaS heat, fenced yard, with 50, inN
down, monthly payments are SIN
a month. tncludinE taxes and In
sursnce. VIII take less down. Ii.
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WESTGATE, S24.85O-This 3-year-
Westgate has a lot to offer; recep-
tion hall. large living room, dining
room. fully equipped kitchen; I'd
floor, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths; wonder
ful screened living porch; built-in
garage; good level lot. See any time.
B1llingSley & KorZendorfer
OR. 1926. OR. 6S22 till o nm RI
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OIL s42a.
NEAR GA. AVE.

Hamilton 81. NV. lovely 7-rm brick
porches, fun bSInt., gaS heat IA
baths, Ven blinds, Bendix washer
nice lot; excel, cond. Price will
surprise you-S4.p00 down. MI
MuShinSky, RIA. 6gl.. Mr. PEK-
OVER. ia. 1879 Il
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HouSES-SALE-N.E. tcent.l J

HoMg AND rNCoME-ccrner S~ap;.
garage. Needs some repair; 81, 900
cash; 500 mo. Owner, no. s5o4.
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YOU'LL LIKE THIS!

Excellent semidetached brick. 3 bed
rooms, large living room, fully
equipped kitchen. tile bath with
shower. beautiful basement; many
extras: asking S1,750 down. may
take less Ii. 7-4413.
ABSHER g. HENRY
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OPEN TODAY, l-6
FAIRLAWN VILLAGE
Sc HOME AND INCOME

This detached corner stone and brick
home: frst ioor, living room with
fireplace, dining room. sunroom.
modern kitchen, bedroom with bath;
second floor, , lovely rooms, kitchen
and bath; lovely lot built-in garage.
$500 or DI, 300, With BEITZElL
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CHEVY CHASE

A real buy for only SI4.25O on cas-,
terms Good brick home; 6 rms
l IA baths. plus incl. porches; ful
bsmt.. gas heat, det. garage. Cal
Mrs. Raley. MI. 1l44. MORGAl
REAL ESTATE CO.. RE. 491O. 3
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1O49 QUEBEC PL. NV.
Owner must sell. Small down pay
ment and good credit will make you
the owner of this fne looking semi
det brick home; 8 rms, 2 kits,
built-in gar; fine location. Make
appointment to see today. ST. 1857,
GE. 1904.
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
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EMBASSY SECTION
OF Mass. ave. S-rm., 3-bath, oil
heat. row brick: lge. rms. high cell.
ings: possession on settlement Cal
Mrs. Lynch. RE. 2973; after Tues
day, ME. $500.
WAGGAMAN- -BRAWNER
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HILLCREST-Lovely spacious s-rm
det. brick; lge. lot: center-hall plan.
pine. BY owner leaving city. 22l1
32nd pl. s.e., CH. 1850, VI. 1S4l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-10-17

FjonneIette gowns, pIo.n oad stripe
with yoke neck. Long sleeves
Sizes lib, Cotton slips, en-
broidered trim. RuffIe hem. Ad-
Unstable strops. White. Sizes 81
to A.
Street Floor
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Get a good supply of roII'
this TyIo, soft white GA un
toilet tissue at low
cost. $50 sheets per S
roll. Street Floor.
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Reg. 79c Yd.
36.ln. Cretonnes

Colorful cretonnes, y uI
So inches wide. Ex-
celient quality mo- .
teriol. Wa S h O b IeO
eretonnes in huge
selection of potterns
and colors. Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-10-17

Crystal boudoir
base. Squore bot
tom, tubular or
shoped stem. z q n
heights. Metal fit q
tines. Sparkling
bright gloss. Street
Floor.
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s or 9 feet wide.
loree selection of X
colorful and ottroc- -
tive designs and w.
patterns. Floor COW
erine at q price.
Third Floor.
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Sentence Sermons
Rev. Frank Clarence Lowry For AMP

think of being ashamed of such
a name, in the air, on land or sea,
when it is the only name that can
give life to the dead and set a
weary soul free?
8. But one of the easiest ways
Satan has of making men aSham-
ed to confess the name of Jesus,
is by enticing them to participate
in his worldly pursuits until they
become his we'll trained recruits.
10. Cocktails, light gambling
and common shows as substitute
for the church's open doors, Is
about the best preceding process
he knows.
IL. But all of these, plus his
worldly gains and fame could not
in the slightest degree compare
with the might and power in
Jesus Holy Name.
IL. Therefore, in commentator
of such a Name, and the Gospel
it proclaimed, it is no wonder that
the mighty Paul should exclain,
"For I am not ashamed of the
Gospel of Christ: for it is the pow
er of God unto salvation to every
one that believeth to the Jew first,
and also to the Greek"
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in MEMORIAM

In memory of our dear mother
and grandmother,
MRS. CARRIE FRANCIS
who fell asleep on November 80,
1949. May her soul rest in peace.
Words cannot tell of her what is
Justly due.
But we will initiate her life.
She was the best friend we ever
had. We hope to see her face to
face; some sweet day.
Margaret Francis, daughter
Carnetta Johnson, daughter
Leroy Francis, son
Clifford Francis, son
Henry johnson, Calvin and
Herbert Francis, grand
children
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Georgia Editor
Passes On

Mr.. Woodrow Parks was a wish
tor to his former home, Albany.
Ga. last week. His mission, how
ever, was a sad one as he went
to attend the funeral Of his
father S. M. Parks who died ON
November Is. Funeral services
were held at Mt. Hebron Baptist
Church on November 20, Elliott
Funeral Home in charge.
Mr., Parks was a well known
and respected citizen. He was ed
itor-publisher Of the Albany
Enterprise. Fraternally, he was
a member of the Masonic Lodge
and District president of the In
dependent Fraternity Union and
a member of the Elks. He is sur
vived by a wife, five sons, one
daughter, nine grand children,
and five great grands.
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Florida Federation of
Women's Republican Clubs
N0uOrnkHov. 90 1OE0

November ~, 1850
H. E. Sigismund Reeves, Editor
The Miami Times
1112 NV. Srd Ave.
Miami, Florida
Dear Sir:
In your issue of November Is
Between The Lines" written by
Dean Gordon B. Hancock for AMP
is a mis-statement Of fact that
should be corrected. ft"
There Is no Democratic Party.
Anyone attempting to analyze' a
political situation should at least
know the name of the party he is
referring to. a
There are two major political
parties in the United States:
The Republican Party
The Democrat Party
Very truly yours,
Florence L. Garrison, Pres.
Fla. Federation of Women's
Republican Clubs
EDITORS NOTE: . am sure
Mr.. Hancock d. prepared TO cor.
rect any mistake he might have
made.
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CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. Mary leila Baker died on
Nov. 8, 1850 at the Little Griffin
Hospital, Valdosta, Ga. Funeral
services were held Sunday, Nov.
IL at the Gethsemane Baptist
Church, Pinetta, Fla.
We the bereaved family take
this methed of thanking our many
friends for florals, kilograms and
cards. Special thanks to our
neighbors of Liberty City.
Mrs. Bessie Wisenbaker,
Naylor, Ga.
Mrs. Florence Young,
Rockford, Ill.
Mrs. Sarah Rogers,
New Symrna, Fla.
Mrs. Easter Nicholson,
New York, NJ Y.
Mr.. Kary Baker, Detroit
Mr.. Clinton Baker
Mr.. Junious Baker, Miami
Mr.. Martin Baker, Miami
Is grandchildren
S Great grandS
8 Sisters, 3 brothers and
host of friends.
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On Monday evening, 8 o'clock,
the Interdenominational choir
union meets at Temple for its
monthly program.
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ASHAMED OF JEsvss

/. OF all the things that real
Christian must confess, this QueS-
ttion proves to be his greatest test.
2. 1t is an easy thing to follow
e.nristian SecluSion and ccI4Gsa
allegiance to Him in the church,
but quite another thing when Sa-
tan in the open makes his brazen
approach.
3. 1t is when he takes you up
on a high mountain and offers you
everything around, that it be-
comes difficult to close your eyes
and keep both feet on the
ground.
4. But there is but one proceed
ure that will lead a Christian to
safe and happy end it is when
he takes time to be holy and
Christ's Holy name defend.
S. Paul was approached from
many angles, and at one time cas-
lily stopped for gain, but later pro-
claimed to a gainSaying world
that, of the power of the Gospel
of Christ, he was not ashamed.
6. He knew that even proud
Rome with all Of her might and
fame could not be compared with
the power of God embraced in
Jesus name.
Z. He could never forget that
day when his false
pride and arrogance were about
to have full away, that Christ's
power came down and
swept it all away.
8. Who is there then that would
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory OF our daugn-
ter, sister and mother,
ELIZABETH WHEELER
Uho departed this life 2 years ago,
December /, 1948.
Dearest Elizabeth thou hast left us
Here thy loss we deeply feel,
But it's God that has bereft Us
He can all our sorrow heal.
Gone but not forgotten.
We love you but Jesus loves yoG,
best. E&i
Mrs. Minnie T. Herring,
mother
Bettye Ann Forster, daughter
Annie Ruth TeaSley, sister
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THANKS

wish to thank Rev. N. F.
Clark, pastor of st. Matthews
Baptist Church, the Francis Fun
eral Home, and all Of my other
relatives and friends who were so
kind to me during my recent
period of illness. was discharg-
ed from the jackson Memorial
hospital on November Is, and I'm
now feeling much better.
Granville Moss
SOC NV 18th st.
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IN MEMORIAM

RONALD ALONZA CULMER
departed this life December 8,
1914.
Safe in the arms of Jesus
Safe on his gentle breast
Safe in the arms of Jesus
Sweetly my soul shall rest.
Margaret J. Gunner
and Family
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of my dear
mother,
MRS. MARGARET MACKEY
CITIZENS
who deaprted this life November
"A, 1899. May she rest in peace.
Wilhelmina Mackey, daugh.
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CARD OF THANKS

The bereaved family of the late
Mr.. Terefues Monroe wish 20
thank their many friends and
neighbors for their kindness and
sympathy during their bereave-
ment.
Mrs. Florence Monroe
and Family
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-12-02
Temple Baptist Notes

Sunday, 9:45 a.m.-Sunday
School.
l1:00 a.m.--Covenant Meeting
$50 p.m.-BTU.
tbs pm. - Evening Service
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-12-02
CARD OF THANKS

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We the family of the late Mr..
Bruce A. Smith take this method
Of thanking our many friends and
neighbors for the many kilograms,
cards, cars and flowers and other
tokens of sympathy at his death.
We especially wish to thank the
Francis Funeral Home for the very
efficient manner that they handl-
ed the funeral. Also the New
Bethel Baptist Church Of Liberty
City, Rev. Adam Rutherford, pas
Tor.
Mrs. Edith Mae Smith, wife
Miss Mildred Smith, Daugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Smith,
parents
James A. Smith, Jr., Bro.
Charlie Smith, brother
Sisters:
Rebecca Johnson,
Florence Monroe
Della Sawyer
Estella Barr
Mildred Johnson
Arabella Jenkins
Helen Barr
Blanche Smith
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-09-21
Oregon Church Holds
Twelfth Homecoming

The Oregon Memorial Church
celebrated its twelfth annual
homecoming Sunday. September
II. About 800 people from all
over the state, and some from out
of the state returned to Oregon
for the day.
Vhe program began with sing
ing, after which the welcoming
address was delivered by MI. T.
E. Hearn OF Lexington. The chill
dren sang a number of songs as q
special feature.
The Rev. Homer w. Robertson,
pastor Of East Baptist Church,
Greenville, delivered the morning
message.
After a picnic lunch under the
trees, the group assembled for
more singing at 200 pm. Mr.. Ed
win White was the guest speaker
for the afternoon, and gave a talk
on Faith For Our Times"
A special solo was beautifully
rendered by Miss Martha Bailey
of Charleston, and a mems quartet
composed Of MIR. ]. F. Williams
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-09-21
LocuI Officers Invited
To Legion Conference

Officers, members and guests OF
American Legion Posts of the 9th
Mississippi Legion District will
meet in annual conference on Sep
TENDER IA in Canton. Commander
w. H. Fincher, Jr., and vice-com-
mander j. H. Warner of the Lex
ington Post of the American Lee
gion have been invited to attend
the conference.
This conference will begin Of
ficially the yearly work of the
several posts of the district. Stat
ed to appear on the conference
program will be Ralph N. Good
win, State Commander of The Am
erican Legion of Mississippi.
In a special communication to
District Commander Howard Ag-
new of Canton, Goodwin said that
g.. our agenda will contain IS
sues of vital Importance to both
the Posts and the communities re-
presented. / hope that you will
extend an invitation to every Le-
gionnaire and interested citizen
in your area to be preasent."
Although not announced, the
agenda was expected to contain
a discussion of the organizations
stand on the presently acute Kor-
can situation and views on uni