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COLORED
HOME AND INCOME

Upper 18th st. n.w.-Splendid brick
sisting Of 2 apts. plus owners living
quarters; giving excellent income;
full bsmt., gas h.-wh., det. gar,
deep fenced yard: a real beauty.
Call MA. ,9797 or LU., 4-3342 daily;
ewes. call Mrs. Beck, OR. 2735.
Capital View Realty Co.
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Exclusive Realtors.
d. o nEn

$18,950
QUALITY-BUILT RAMBLER
Located in lovely Hillmeade,
restricted community in
the Bradley blvd. section Of
Bethesda 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, Bryant gas heat.
Basement with outside ent-
rance. attic storage space.
Attractive financing. Call Mr..
HOFLER, OIL. 1923, ewes,
WO. S647.
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For A Large FAMILY

For A Large Family
Brick early Colonial: 5, bedrms; and
center hall, living rm. with fireplace,
dining rm., kitchen with breakfast
alcove, library and IA bath on 1st
floor; recreation rm. with bar and
fireplace, maids rm. and bath in
basement. large lot, beautifully
fireplace, 2-car garage; house is
in excellent condition, and located
just across the District line in
Montgomery Co.; price is very low
for property of this type, and
sHcepSlonsI Serms T1ISu can ,,aa pc ,aorangeq' S9
S0S5; ewes, OIL. 1859,
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COLORED
A PAPER HANGER
HOUSES FOR sALE-korheoss

HOUSES FOR SALE-Northeast
EAST CAPITOL ST., near the Capitol.
basement brick. Call Mr.. Bramble,
II. 3-6943, for INSPECTION: FORD E.
MORGAN, Sr., RE. 491O. -21
ONLY $1,000 DOWN. one of our
greatest. values. near AnacoStia
high school, brick, lovely rms,
"a baths, full bsmt. with nice rec.
ssnosd EDO ysEd sz5 cedar cl9sst 4Ry
REALTY CO., Ii. 1887, till 8 pm.
1900 BLOCK POTOMAC AVE. Sc.
Sturdy brick, 6 lge. rms. and bath,
3 porches, full bsrnt., oil hot-water
heat, unusually nice home and In
come, upstairs apis, rented at $65
81 PSI Rs|' kHzH2 sazHsS ''ss g. .ss?i
sGB1RBAN sG9a IN SINGLED BUNGA-
Lows to choose from, near p.
c. line in Md; one rms. and bath,
the other rms. and bath; $4,000
and $1,000 respectively. Both
bungalows coy, cute and real bar
gains; only $1,000 down. AMEN
BERG REALTY CO., Ii. 7-s355;
CoZY BUNGALOW, on Ridge rd.,
near Alabama ave, z rms. and
bath; 5 rms. on 1st f.; oil hot
water heat. full bsmt. Lot 40x17s
#. on scenic terrace, knotty pine
paneline; only $l2,200, easy terms.
ANsENHERG AsSE9 'E;E ! REALTY Co. % IL
60 GI, with 5000 down;
best buy in the city; pretty 5-rm.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE, sH. s794
It'll 9.
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ST.. 0777.
SILVER SPRING

SIIVER SPRlNG
Lovely Colonial brick home on beau
tifully Handicapped corner. near Mrs.
Kay's Toll House Tavern. Side-hall
plan, six large rooms g bedrooms)
side living porch overlooking spa
Priced to sell with immediate occu-
pancy. Call RE. $3.50, 9 to 8.
Colonial Investment Co.
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OLD CHEVY CHASE
FIRST OFFERING
Delightfully."- inviting ''older home"
Gracious rms, offer a perfect back
ground for choice antiques. 1st A
sun room; lge. din. rm., bright
kit, maids rm., upstairs. bedrms
and 2 baths, plus cozy lounge
Bsmt.; maids bath. util., oil heat
Spacious corner prop. mr.. transp
For appt. please phone Mrs. Moody
ST. 1900; ewes, OR. 1856.
JAMES L. DIXON g. co.
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Realtors, 925 N. Y. Av

Bryant st. & First ST..
Colored Here is an attractive row
brick home near Howard University;
living room. dining room, pantry,
kitchen with new stove and re-
frlgerator; End floor 3 bedrooms
and bath, porch, back stairway; 3rd
moor, . bedrooms; full basement,
new oil burner; priced to sell. Cali
BROS, INC, Washington Bldg,
DI. 5000: ewes. GI. 1856. -23
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EXCELLENT Def. BRICK HOME,

4 BEDRMs.. 2 BATHS. s24.e50-
Charming all-brick Cape Cod, of
superb quality, built / yr. ago by
Frank S. Phillips: splendid close-in
location; 10 minutes from down
town; high elevation with beautiful
view. Ewes. call RA. 1858, FRANK
S. PHILLIPS. DI. 141I. -22
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$500 DOWN
WHAT DID HE DO?

WIIA DID III Do!
About the home he was selling in
ne? He called Cox y Co. and
urban rambler-why don't you do
the same? Our 2 Maryland offices
have many homes to select from.
Before you trade or sell, call Mr.
Cox personally, DI. 1854. RE. 1888.
coy 4, NO
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SILVER SPRING
SILVER SPRING

OILV Eh 81 HINU
Close-in excellent residential section
bedrms. and Ia baths, full bsmt. |;
attached garage; large screened
porch; nice kitchen; close to schools
and bus; owner transferred; must
sell; only S19.960; excellent terms
available. PHILIP B. KEY REALTY
CO., INC, Sligo 301O till 8 p.rn.'
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"UNIQUE"

A white clapboard rambler on a large
level lot 100x140 in a new section
o5 o,. * Rensington; lly' ,,u rrn with fire-
full dining rm., modern kit. with
pantry, bedrms and tile bath, all
on one floor. Only S12,500, with
excellent financing; immediate pos
session. Call ME. 1143 until pm,
Evening star., 1950-01-20

900 Blk. Quincy st. NV.
6-rm. home in excel. cond.; beaut
floors; bedrms., liv. rmH, din. rm.,
equipped kit, lge. bath; full bsmt.,
oil h.-w.h; Phced to sell. Call Mr.
Bobrowolski
EX. 4113; Ewes. 81. SO66. 20
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ONLY 2 LEFT.
detached 2-bedroon
full bsmt. Can be handled with nj
down payment. EX. 57O7. al

down payment. Ex. 57O7. -21
ROCK CREEK HILL
A charming brick Colonial home on
about u acre. Wide center hall, %
it. liv. rm. with tirepl. and built-in
bookshelves, leading to screen porch
which in turn leads to terrace;
din rm., kit, with sunshiny knotty-
pine cabinets with black H & L
hinges; lge. pine-p aneled breakfast
rm., study with built-in bookshelyes,
powder rm. has dressing table;
lge. bedrms.. 9 baths and a smaller
rm. on End f.; full bsmt.; "a bath,
rec. rm. space with firepl., oil h.
VIII; att. gar. Built by builder
for his own home, this spacious
house in an unsurpassed neighbor-
hood Of fine homes adjoining Rock
Creek Park has many custom fea-
lures such as self-storing aluminium
storm windows, ventilating fan in
attic, awnings, outdoor flrepl. Please
call INEz CUSHARD, Realtor, WI.
6RR7 -21
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REDUCED PRICES on brick Colonial
full basement, covered side porchs
large lot. $500 down, excellent fa
nancing. Sample house, 3409 PENN
sylvania St, University Hills, Nd,
DAVID r. WALLACE CO.
RE. 4949. Ewes. and Sun, TU. 2726.
Evening star., 1950-01-20
Southern Colonial"

Featuring 2-story columns on this
all-brick det., center entrance Co.
lonial brick home. Just west of 10th
st, and East-West hwy, in one of
the best sections OF Silver Spring;
with 6 large rms, 3 bedrms., tile
bath, 1st-fl. powder rm.. side porch;
level lot; only $4,000 cash and rea-
sonable terms; vacant; possession
in 5 days. Call ME- 1143 until
9 pm, j. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Realtor
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SILVER SPRING
So 200 DOWN

Beautiful 6-rm brick, fireplace. elec.
kit. gas heat; large wooded lot;
S14,150. Mrs. McEwan, 81. OTIS.
cox g. CO., eyes,, Ashton 2941.
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SIOUX FALLS. S. D.
Minerva Bridgewater
63S No. MINI. Ave.
GIouy EaIla so nakofa


Rev. II. w. Bolts, Jr., pastor of
st. Johns Baptist church contin-
ues TO teach in all of the various
classes Of the Sociology depart
ment at the Sioux Falls College
where he is required TO teach one
class a week as work on his Sem
mar. Rev. Bolts Is a Sociology
Major.
st. Johns Baptist church Sun
day, March IL, Rev. II. w. Bolts,
Jr., pastor. Subject Spiritual Re-
quirements." A large congrega-
ton was present. Plans for the
goth Anniversary of the Church on
Sunday, March 18th was out
lined. Mrs. James e. Moxley Is
chairman. At the evening wor-
ship, Rev. Bolts, spoke on the
LIST Psalm. Each one present took
part in the discussion of a verse
followed by q sermonette. Mrs. H.
w. Bolts, was pianist at both
services. The program Of the
choir at two churches out Of the
city was cancelled for the after
noon owing to the recent storm.
Mrs. John Armstrong, 116 No.
Dakota Ave, is a patient at the
McKenna hospital since last We'd
nesday after a check up.
Mr.. Monroe Lotion, an employee
Of the Milwaukee Road Is home
for a two weeks vacation.
The Missionary Society, Mrs.
Walter Edgar, president, meeting
scheduled for Friday at the home
Of the president was cancelled due
10 the recent storm.
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ZION BAPTIST NEWS

The subject of Sunday school
lesson was found in Acts 6:1-6,
and the goth and 18th verses. The
attendance was very good and a
general discussion of the lesson
was held.
At the IL o'clock hour, Mrs.
Bertha Smith was soloist, and
Mrs. A. Mendosa, J. Cooper and H.
Orange had solo leads. Scripture
was read by our assistant pastor,
Rev. f. Henderson.
The pastor, Rev. H. w. Bolts,
Sr., took as a subject, Contrary
Winds" He referred to Peter
when he was walking on the
water and felt so sure of himself,
and thought he didn't need help
from Jesus, but then one of those
winds came up and upset the
waves and he found himself sink
ing and had TO call on Jesus TO
save him. Let's try to stay in
touch with God at all times that
he might guide US over the rough
places.
The revival to be held from
April Is TO % is to convert sin
ners and revive Christians.
Visitors did not register, but
all are always welcome, Try to do
a good deed every day, II may add
a star to your cross. Theresa p.
Warren, reporter.
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Muson City. Ia.
BY RUBY Z. MACER
900 South jackson sd

Sunday school was well attended
At st. Johns Baptist church Sun
lay, with James Burrell, asst.
superintendent In charge.
At the IL a. m. services, the
pastor, Rev. @. M. williams
brought the sermon. Scripture,
Mark 1897, using for his subject,
Deny Yourself or be Denied. At
8 p. m. the subject used was
Paul, a Servant"
Mrs. Georgia Flemmings is very
i'll at her home at 629 So. Van
Buren,.
Mr.. w. B. Martin has been
confined to the Mercy Hospital
for the past week.
Mrs. Robert Schiller was dis
missed from the hospital last We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Lydia Greenup has entered
the Mercy Hospital for treatment
last week.
Mrs. Lewis Ripper was dismis-
sed last Saturday from the hos
pital and is feeling much better at
JHlS JlIIle.
Mrs. Ruth Harper and Mrs.
Ruby Macer were initiated into
the o.E.S. Adah chapter No. Is at
the last meeting.
A hobby show will be held
Thursday night, March 16, at the
Hardware building at 8 p. m. Mrs.
c. f. Martin is chairman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Penn and
Edgar v. Cabbell were visiting at
the Cabbell home, $50 So. Jeffer-
son Ave. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Burrell were
happy parents last Sunday after
noon when their son, Donald,
phoned from Los Angeles, Calf. e.,
for a chat with them, informing
them he had reenlisted for another
six years in the navy.
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Charlotte of course

mons, in his morning message
showed us the danger of following
afar off as Peter did when he de-
MED his Lord. We were made to
see that most of our troubles In
our home, church or world today,
stem from Christians who lack the
power and the voice, to speak out
in this world crisis, because we've
been following afar off.
In the church as well as in the
world, when Jesus is permitted to
have his way, things happen. It's
not the nature of Christians to
despair; Jesus was a conqueror:
he who follows Him close at hand,
will conquer too.
His subject Distant Disciple
ship was found In Luke 1924.
After the morning service, Mr..
James Lewis was elected dele
gate to the annual conference
which convenes in Des Molnes in
October. Mrs. Harriet Jones was
elected alternate.
On last Monday night, the sec
ond quarterly conference was held
by the presiding. the Rev. J. w.
Dixon. See the tabulated report
on the last page of our Sunday
Bulletin. II Is very neatly and
concisely done and represents
many hours of labor for our pas
tor and his helpers, especially the
editor OF our bulletin, Mrs. Allie
Wilson. Why not file It for future
reference
Flowers on the altar were plac-
ed there in memory Of the mother
Of Mrs. s. Brown and Mrs. Viola
Madden. Mrs. Edwards, celebrat-
ing her birthday also put flowers
on the altar.
Mrs. Mamie Tucker. employed
in WayZata, will get q real chat
with our great singer, Marion
Anderson. She will be guest in the
home where she Is employed.
Three of our members whose
birthdays come almost on the
same day should at least become
better acquainted. They may not
have been born in the same year
but they are under the same sign,
Pisces. &C. S. V. f. w. M
Have you made up your mind
who has done the most TO better
our race, the men or the women
Find out Sunday night at the
church when a Mems team from
the Mems Club will try to con-
vince the team from the Jolly
Sixteen, women's club. that they
did the most. w. c.. NJ.
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ST. JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH

The final plans were completed
by the executive committee for the
Woman's Day Program Sunday
March 10th, 1850, at st. James
AME church, 314 18th Ave. So
Mrs. Martha Lee will be the guest
speaker at IL o'clock with Mrs
L. A. Parkinson presiding. Mrs
Ruth Harry will be the speaker at
$3.50 p. m. and Mrs. Alice Cook
will preside. There will be several
guest artists who will do solos for
us and many singing groups at
both services. There will be many
participants representing the var
iOus churches on our program.
You cannot afford to miss hearing
the famous all Women's Chorus
that will sing at the morning ser
vice.
st. James AME church will be-
gin a revival Monday night March
goth at 1880 p. m. The Rev. VIM.
A. Grossley, Sr., of Chicago will
conduct this great Spiritual meet
ing. He has pastored for many
years and is great Gospel
preacher. He also is the father of
Rev. VIM. Grossley, the pastor of
st. James.
The pastor, Rev. VIM. Penn
Grossley of st. James AME church
church, Minneapolis, brings a
burning message to the congrega-
ton each Sunday morning. Last
Sunday he preached from the
sixteenth chapter of Matthews and
the 18th verse. His subject was,
Who is this Man Jesus" If you
have not heard him you should
come to st. James and be filled
with the Spirit on high because,
truly, he breaches out of his heart.
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J. w. Avery
Pullman Vet
Dead at S.

Funeral services~fApbe h4d at
2 p. m. at Brooks ENnleBal home
Saturday. March 1s, fer y w.
Avery, So. 375~ Carroll AveaS who
suffered a stroke recently and
died in Ancker hospital Wednes-
day, March Is.
A retired Pullman Porter, hav-
ing served in that capacity for rs
years, Mr.. Avery had lived in St
Paul for the past 80 years. He was
born in Hattiesburg. MisA. and
was a member Of Pilgrim Baptist
church. Rev. Floyd Massey. Jr.,
win officiate at the funeral.
He IL survived by his wife,
Matte; two sisters, Miss Bertha
Avery, and Mrs. Enola overton OF
Chicago; two brothers-in-law,
Maze overton Of Chicago. and Sid
ney Milsap OF st. Paul; two
nephews. James Milsap Of st,
Paul and Charles Milsap Of NIL
waukee; a niece, Mrs. Lois John.
son and a grandniece. Toya John
son. of st. Paul.
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MT. OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH

Preparation" was the subject
used by Rev. Harris at the morn
ing of service, His text was taken
from Matthew 3rd chapter and
the Bird verse. Prepare we the
way of the Lord, and make
straight his path"
Before the sermon, a memorial
service for Rev. c. B. Wheeler was
held. Mrs. Dorothy Massie, assis-
ted by Mrs. v. Cassell and Rev.
Harris had charge of the service.
Mrs. Doris Thomas sang Just to
Behold His Face" The Senior
choir under the direction of Mrs.
D. Wheeler sang Rev. Wheeler's
favorite songs.
Registered visitors were, Miss
Doris Zackery, Houston, Texas,
Mrs. c. Robinson, Chicago, Ill,
Mrs. w. B. Woods, and Miss
Katherine Daniel.
Mrs. Willie Woods, united with
the church.
The Twin City Gospel Choral
Union is having their first pro-
gram Thursday, March 16, D.
m. at Bethesda Baptist church.
The choirs and choruses of the
various churches are asked to
come prepared to sing at least
one number. Mrs. Viola Cassell,
pres, Mrs. Naomi Smith, chair
man.
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BORDER CHURCH NEWS

Many members and friends fill
ed Border Sunday at the morning
services as they came to hear
Rev. Sexton deliver a fine sermon
on the subject, Free From
What ?" The text of the message
was from John, 8th Chapter and
the 32nd verse. And we shall
know the truth and the truth
shall make you free"
The scripture reading was from
the 32nd to the 39th verse inclu-
sive of the same chapter as the
text.
Vesper services from 8 to 7
every Sunday evening.
Looking for real Spiritual up
lift? Then attend the Thursday
evening class at 8 p. m. This is
not a prayer meeting but a lively
discussion hour.
The Boy Scouts will be pre-
sented with their charter at the
morning worship next Sunday.
Encourage them by your presence.
You are urged to attend the
iAOOhAoy ACAASCh oCANASCo a. DOA
der every Wednesday at IL noon,
until Holy Week. Services will
then be held thereafter every
every noon day until Good Fri.
day, when the period from 1900
to $3.50 will be observed.
Communion services will be held
Thursday evening before Coco
Friday at 1000 a. m.
Keep a date open for Easter
evening when the picture King
Of Kings" will be presented. You
shouldn't miss 1t.
The choir will present the
Seven Last Words" Good Friday
evening.
Next Sunday, Rev. Sexton will
speak on the subject, The Tears
in Lent" You are invited to Dor.
der, to hear this wonderful mes
sage.
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And with dew ron eye it Cherry
So happened skip special
Of GUESS WHO tell little the latest the cities
you with me?
quiz Daniels
ton and Barbara Stone right be watch for
weeks very personalities
In Minneapolis this time.
I'd like extend pin-up of the week
formerly White Minneapos) Smith
proud parents baby GIRL they Shelley
(hope spelled that ngh Congratulations Would also like TO take
this time tell well" includes Dolores
Viola Harris Hope you feel better now!
No win how surprised 1 to hear about
the Minneapolis Chcagos Cora Mae Richie
think
make lookup couple Of the week.
don't you think Congratulations you two tool
Lakers Harlem Gobetrottes Monday
really going something Tickets Sod-have sold
q you
Charlotte" they However you
game greatly appreciate
I'll
Popularity really going strong At
hear that Jewell Beck has sold votes well Addie
Slaughter Fawett Mary Breedove
luck to all of you!
way country sending birthday greetings
Gwynne Sacramento
greetings Mr.. 7. J. Ruffner
question Negro Women Contributed More the Race
Men will be discussed Sunday March 10 in Minneapolis
told. Ought to be pretty good debate.
Right plans underway the international Tea
given Sunday 10th Halle
put a Of event.
remember, Sunday after
have n date at Halle!
Is really Town? Wish knew!I
the theaters the week end in
Minneapolis St amt that right Jackie and Inman?
galore place! Why? Why
town say just you
rather be there than practically anyac the world
Something added special
honors of the week I'd definitely have to mention
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ST, JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH
"a nj Mn--...k-


st. Paul, Minnesota
From the text, Romans S:1-10
and subject TT Hurts to Follow
Christ" Rev. Moore emphasized
the fact that although criticized
and assailed by others for taking
a stand for Christian living, all
those who endure hardness as good
coldiers ofJesus Christ and suffer
with Him shall reign with Him.
Albert J. Beasley and Mrs. v. L.
Oden, formerly q member of
Evans Metropolitan AME Zion
church Of Fayetteville, N. c., unit
ed with the church and were
fellowshiped by officers Of the
church.
Visitors worshiping at the
morning service were Henry A.
Lewis of st. Peter AME church,
Minneapolis; Mrs. James Gosey
of st. John AME church, Omaha,
Neb., Robert L. Clemens of Chi
cago, and Mrs. c. w. Oden, Jr.,
who united with the church. All
were welcomed by Mrs. A. L.
Scipio.
All persons desiring to be at
leisure on both Palm Sunday and
Easter may do so by eating their
dinner at st. James. Palm Sun
day, served by the Service Guild
and Easter Sunday by the Pro-
gressive Club.
At $50 a. m. Easter Sunday, the
regular Sunrise Service, the Can
tata, THE Living Redeemer", will
be presented by the Youth and
Children's Choirs, directed by
Bradford Benner, with Patricia
Foster and Kenneth Robinson as
readers. We hope you will start
your day by worshiping with these
young people in a very lovely ser
vice. Continuing through the
church school win be presented at
5 p. m. "In Old Jerusalem" Mrs.
Jean Waters, directing, with
music by the Children's choir
The Highlight of the day will be
the presentation of the Youth and
Senior choirs, directed by Rev.
James c. Dixon, presiding elder
of the st. Paul District, in the
Seven Last Words of Christ"
The subject What Effect does
Tragedy have on Your Life" was
very interestingly discussed by
the Youth Council at $50 d. m.
Sunday evening. Some very worth
while questions and answers
were brought out, especially on
the recent neighborhood tragedy
and the plane crash; the discus
sion was led by Rev. Moore. All
young people are invited to at
tend these meetings. Come and
worship with us anytime.-Bertha
L. King, reporter.
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ChaIking Is Normal

n Is usual for paint Used on out.
side surfaces to wear off by . pro-
cess called "chalking." Surface
oils are destroyed by light, heat
and moisture. Loose particles ap-
pear. This IL normal paint wear
and y not. In itself, q sign Of poor
paint or poor workmanship. Before
recoating q heavily chalked sur
face. all chalk should be removed
by scrubblng with water or BY
brushing with a stiff brush.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our many friends, neigh
bors and relatives, Rev. Martin
Luther Simmons, Rev. w. p.
Grossley, Rev. H. Reddick, the
clubs of st. Peter A.M.E. church,
the pastor and Steward Board Of
Holsey Memorial church, The
Hem. County Treasurer and Audi
tors, Employees, the Pragmateia
Sorority of st. Paul, for their
kindness and sympathy and many
beautiful floral and spiritual
tributes during the recent loss Of
our beloved husband, father and
brother, William Henry Kay.
We wish to thank especially
those who served as pail bearers
and furnished cars.
Mrs. Luella Kay, wife
Martha Kay, daughter
Roy, Harold and Roscoe, sons
Harry Kay, brother
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Chilled Pigs

Pigs under six weeks old are
highly susceptible to digestive up
sets caused by chilling. On some
farms, over 90 per cent Of the baby
pig crop may be stricken when the
temperature drops sharply and
breeders are not provided. The pigs
shake, SILVER. get tucked up In the
flank, have diarrhea, and some OF
them vomit. The hair stands on end
and loses its luster, and the animals
are reluctant to nurse.
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Lost Rites Held
For Mrs. Williamson,
% YoarS Resident

Last rites were held Tuesday,
March IA, at Brooks Funeral home
for Mrs. Birdie II. Williamson, 81,
27S w. Central Ave-, who died
Saturday, March IL.
The Rev. d. N. Moore officiated
at the funeral. and Mrs. Moore
furnished the music. Mrs. William
son had lived In st. Paul for about
3S years. She Is survived by a
brother who lives In Kansas City,
Mo. Burial was at Forest ceme-
terry.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-03-17
ST. PETERS A.M.E. CHURCH

Readers, are you rejoicing with
us over our halfway victory?
500 has been put into our B. F.
Treasury since last October. BY
September of this year we want It
to be $4,000. With sincere earn
est effort and a continuing Of our
plan given US by our pastor, Rev.
Simmons and our chairman, Mr..
Curtis Chivers, we will reach our
goal for the year. Let's begin to
dream of our new church.
The pastor, the Rev. M. L. Sim