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coLoRED DOCTOR OR DENTIST
Near 1900 block of Helbrook st. ne;
beautiful corner home with o large
rms. and in immaculate condition;
garage; oil h.-w.h. J. LEE DON.
NELLY. ma. 3317: eyes,. OIL. 4074
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Small Country Place

OIlldII country FIdCS
LANDSCAPED n ACRE
Jyst . few minutes from the p, C.
slngton Parkway into the Rock Creek
Hills section. This old fashioned
house on beautiful corner lot has
been attractively remodeled By pres
snt owner and Is surrounded By
very inviting atmosphere with sxesp-
tional charm: 3 bedrooms and bath
on 2nd floor: drawing room. study.
din. rm. and kitchen on lSt heor.
with small cash payment 10 reliable
purchaser. Priced riRht at $lf. 800.
Ewes, call Mr.. Burr. EN- e546.
Burr & Young, DE. 4444
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No. Cap. and Underwood
Veteran approved, semidetached home,
at only S12,5o0; all brick; g lgee;
bsmt. with outside entrance; gas
heat; nice fenced-in lot; only $1,000
cash for qualified veteran. Act
quickly. Call Mr.. Atwood, UN. 1889,
SIDNEY z, MENSH
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COLORED
1907 Quincy st.-Loyely, 20-ft. brick:
side-hall plan, liv. rm., din. rm..
kit, paneled den. bedrms. plus
open screened porch, full basement,
Cali Mr.. HYMAN. exclusive agent,
RE. 3379; evenings, 81. O345.
coLORED-3O5 TAYLOR ST. NV.
High class home, in excellent loca-
tion: @ rooms. 2 finished porehes.
now arranged as 2-family. In excel
lent condition: new heating unit;
h.-w.h., lovely backyard. garage
Can buy for $4,000 cash: S125 q
month on balance: inspection any
time by appt. Open Sat. and Sun,
2 to pm.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
1924 l4th Street NV, pI. 3346.-15
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6906 BRADLEY BLVD.
Z rms. 3.s baths. oak pAnslsd den,
NAH. paneled rec. rm. mAid's rm,
closets vitrolite tile bath and kit.,
storm sash. beautifully finished,
immed. poss. S27. 500. A. b,
DARTON WI. 93pl,
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S79O DOWN-GI

$3.50 DOWN-GI
8 BEDRMS., BSMT., $l0.s90
S19.5o per month Including taxes
and insurance buys this attractive
Cape Cod buns allow. Has larue Twins
room. dining room. fireplace, kitchen
with dinette. ; bedrooms bath. full
basement and gas atr eonditiening
heat. Situated on wooded lot IN
ideal suburban neiShhorhoed walk
ing distance to bus and school. Eve
ninss call Mr.. Gordon, 10. S.e5QS.
FREDERICK W. BENKNS SALES.
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Attention, Diplomats!

In embassy section Just of 18th st.,
this spacious home is set among
huge shade trees. Built by q master
builder as his own residence, 1t Is
throughout. Primarily designed as q
home, It Is well suited for enter.
tsinment. Contains 8 bedrmk.
baths plus servants quarters ard
bath, 2-ear garage. Fairly. priced
at $42 500. Shown by appt. only.
Call Mr. Haines, DI. 800 18th
BETHEL. Ewes, MI. $500. Ext.
eo4.
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CAPITOL H1LL
COLONIAL RESTORATION
You have surely read of the growing
trend toward Colonial restoration
to offer this fine old example Of
gracious Colonial living. This home,
said to be. older than the Capitol
itself. has been done over with re-
nned and disnified taste. Lily. rm..
l6x13; den, 14xi0: powder rm.: )
bedrms., 2 baths, dressing rm.,
buffers pantry; modern Kit, 9
servants rms. and bath. Lot "a
It. wide, surrounded by brick vail.
Call Mrs. Davis. OR. 1884.
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS
2hlS Conn Awe MO rnnn
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.1tK41lnM /" W
ST. COLO I'LL q PM
ARTISTS DREAM

xA4I Z 40 I y D4NA11A4N
view; situated in park;
facing creek: ideal location; custom
built brick: slate roof; lear garage;
2h baths: Bendix laundry; enor-
center hall; extra spacious living
room. fireplace: dining room: corner
cabinets; beautiful complete kitchen;
plenty Of cabinets: 3 large bedrooms
with walk-in closets; abundance OF
doswood, azaleas and shrubbery.
One acre attractively landsca ped
grounds. Adj. wooded acre can also
be. had. Owner transferred. Call
SH. 1888. --16
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MT PLEASANT
CT APPROVED

Excellent buy, Groom. row brick
home with 3 porches. Close to
transp. and shopping. Some redec-
GRAFTON needed: Price S11 $50; Ewes,
FULLER, INC. 1912 18th St. NV,
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Brightwood'S Loveliest
rNHp CT
CHEVY CHASE

New 3-bedrm. brick; Ia bath house;
gas heat; on nice corner lot, near
Chevy Chase Circle: priced at
desiSoSr. on. 1894.
SAMUEL E. BOGELY, INC.
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GLOVER PARK
MANOR PARK

4NA4 14N Wv q 411S44
Modern brick Colonial det. home on
corner lot; containing 1st-h. den
or library. and "a bath: 3 bedrmS:
and 2 baths on 2nd a.; plenty Of
garage: slate roof. Excellent loca-
tion for doctor; conven. to schools,
stores and transportation. Call Mr.
Burke. TU. 200: ewes, XII. S-S574.
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OPEN ALL DAY TILL SOLD
BUNGALOW. So. 500. 81 400 DOWN
16 CENTRAL AVE.
About mi. beyond Richie rd., in
Randolph Village. Md. on the bus
line. Is q mighty good value; 8
stairway to expansion attic, lot
80xl75 IT.; nice neighborhood; ;
$6S.45 a mo. pays for everything
incl. taxes and insurance. Hurry!
ANNENBERG REALTY co.
Realtors, Ii. 1887 Till Q PM
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TRADE

Your nome for o beautiful. detached
home in an exclusive section OF
nearby Maryland. Our homes are
brick on laras level lot. date roof.
copper pipes. cutters and spouts:
powder room. den. recreation room.
laundry chute. screened porch,
MAIDS quarters. sun deck. breakfast
8 bedrooms. 2 baths: detached ga
raEe With hIeszsyay.
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45-FT. RAMBLER
lAMBLER FOR @
$40 6Sn

Lily. rm, with fireplace. din. rm.. al
elee. kit. brkfst. nook, lndry. rm, :
hedrms.. bath. full bsmt.. oil h.-w. n
includes barbecue pit and wadins
pool. Sl.5OO down, ST. mo.
cAMpANE1LA g. WOOD
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COLUMBIA RID. AT 18th
Row brick. excel. cond. Located In
one OF the best income sections Of
the city. Contains s bedrms.., z
baths, fiv. rm., din. rm., kit, full
bsmt;. front and rear entrances.
Excel. financing. BY owner. Appt.
only. Mr. Holmes, EN-. $685..
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
1nlE Nkfh a. ~ w MA T97Q Ia
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Chevy Chase Circle
NEW T.YSTTNH- COO SnO

GLEN COVE
NEAR RIVER RID. AND D. c. LINE
A small home with lSt door living,
Additional bedrooms and bath on
End d. Sidewalks. yard ad proximity
to excellent school make this an
ideal home tor the family with
c. ALIEN sHERw1N, INC, EN-. 44sO
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

O11GV Z O141ADHJ 10 "
Less than "a block from Conn. ave.
lovely 2h-story brick and frame
2 baths on End f.. additional bed
rms and bath on Ord. Close to public
schools, short walk to Blessed Sacra-
ment. house is in excel. cond. and
priced very low at $2l 800. Cali MT;
d GERBER REALTY CO., AID. 1900
', m -12
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c

Exquisite rambler. complete with
recreation room. bedrms. and 3
porch, In beautiful area. close to
Rock creek Park, S31 $50. Must be
seen TO be fully appreciated. LEGUM
q GERBER REALTY CO., AID. 1900
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auAYNr AcRE<

charming and vell-eonstrueted
dining rn-. picture book kitchen,
interesting library. eedrms.. 9
baths, recreation rrn.. space and
heating plant In bSmt., 2-ear ga-
rage. Patio. Price. S37 800. Un-
usually liberal terms. Please call
Mfz mi cSsR cUsRARb, Rssitor. s stS "a. 4sss' :n
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lonial IN fine. close.in residential
area: q rms. -2h baths: full bsmt.
with toilet; det. gar: near,v new
and in AL cend. priee, $23.250,
HALL CO.. WI. $3.50 -15
BETHESDA
New large brick bunealow, located
~ one Of the nicer sections: liv. rm. :.
s!5x2I dining rm.. /: large bedrms
ar.d snd bath on lst door; fun ba semert:
sssq Mssea. At 4. sR1:S9e ". Sac Eves sa M
BetS.. Nd. iSSi vi. 1891. 1921 W.. w. ksno ass,.
KENWooD AREA
Unusual I,r,N brick rambler. eontainins
aVins hssrms nm sinins nias rin electric kA..
eled reers.tion 'n nm. sslis.ins sn,it.ins pan; pan
sarage. Ideally situated, on large
lot IN restricted community' Price.
$36.SO0. Please can Mrs. william
asp. Az tei 81. 7sss sssa. with ME1 Is cYsH-
ROLLING WOOD. CH. cK.. ND.
s.srss,: .s sss 1,s ',.',.! 1o;siss:;ns ss:, r:
srasioas livins: deiishtfui iiv. rm M
with screened porch. extra -iee. den
with law, .fsmiiy-sised din. rm. with
modern KIT. and eouipment: end d.
ditional bedrm, and bath on rhe
3rd foor; spacious closets through.
with easy spproach. Price revised
fer tmmed; sale With quick poss.
aRLIE 81 ds S,I; I; !5oHNs4HN q ngEALTY ALL CO;
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NEAR LINCOLN PARK Sc.
Attention. veterans; S12,5o0. Jami-
son-built home priced way below
market value. 1st a. reception hall.
liv rm., din. rm.. kit. and rear
screened porch; 2nd f.. 3 large bed
rms, bath and inclosed porch.
Bsmt., finished rec. rm. with kit
and h bath. New Bryant gas
h.-w.h., 2-car gar. Veteran must
have $1,000 cash and earn S3.5UO
per ". Call Mr.. Loving, Elk. 24SO
or HU. 6737. Exclusive with
FRED A. SMITH co.
Daator. r11o 1n+A o. -, 1ay
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GI OR CIVILIAN TREAT
,40l3 z ST. Sc.
Semidet. brick: rms, tile bath. 3
bedrms.. full dry bsmt,. gas heat,
fenced yard, storm doors and win.
dows; lovely view from Hollywood
terrace: easy terms ANNENBERG
REALTY CO.. Ii. 1887 TIL 8 pm.
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CHEVY CHASE

Close to Circle, 9 magnificent white
brick home, set amidst gorgeous
trees and shrubbery, lge. den. club
rm.. lst f.. powder rm.. ) lge.
bedrms. and 2 baths. built-in
garage, almost b acre; conv. to
public school. This is luxury home.
priced In the 4O's and well worth
1t, Call LEGUM & GERBER
REALTY CO., AID. 1900 It'll 8 pm.
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PRETTY AS a PICTURE
Brick. z nice rms. hedrms., tile
path, oil heat, full bsmt., lot 50xl23
IT., fenced yard. storm windows
nice neighborhood: only $15,50O
easy terms. Phone early.
ANNENBERG REALTY CO,
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1882 ILLINOIS AVE.
Semidet. brick. price greatly reduced
for quick sale. 4 bedrms.. large liv.
rm.. din. rm. and modern kitchen;
concrete porches; fun bsmt.:- built
ing. Open Sat. and Sun. to s
pm. Mr.. Wilder. ia. 1919.
KIRKS REALTY co.
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SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
4 charming prevar brk. home With
slate roof. 4 sedrms. q baths &c
bedrms. and bath on list ~; An.
isheS rec: rrn. with bar and Jaw;
may be seen today. Outstanding
value at Sl7.95g.
Worthington Realty
1927 Qeersia Ave-. 81. 370O; Ewes,
SH. 1913. Ia
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HOUSES FOR sALE-kssthwest

CoLoRED-so5 TAYLOR 81. NV
2O-ft. row brick, arranged for two
families. A home and income: full
bsmt. with outside entr. TO . large
yard: winter and summC, hookup
oil burner, concrete front porch; liv.
large pantry; End ir. has bedrms =.
2 arranged for apis. viii sch en-
easy terms. For inspection call Mr..
Orem. CE 4R3h.
MARsHALL J. wAPLE co.
1924 l4th St. NV. DI. 33A6.
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BUNGALOW-$1 900 DOWN
Coy, 2-bedrm.., shirgle; mr.. Andrews
1T. lot, stairway to expansion attic,
very desirable; only S9,95O. 4Tl
financing. ANNENBERG REALTY
CO., Realtors, Ii. 1887 till 8 pm.
, 1950-08-12
Officials Leuve
After Survey Of
Hospitals Here

Juan A. Pons, Commission
er ofoHealth for Puerto Rico.
Julio A. Perez, Chief of the
Bureau of Hospital Survey g.
Construction, Department of
Health in San Juan, Frank
M~artiocci, Planning Consul
tant of the Puerto Rico Plan
ming Board and DR.. John Moor
head, Commissioner of Health,
left yesterday after consulta-
tons with DR.. Brian I. Shor-
ney, Chief Municipal Physi-
clan, and a survey of hospital
facilities and plans for the pro-
posed new hospital and also
possible requirements.
The entire day was spent on
inspecting the institutions in
both towns and at Kings Hill.
Request for this visit and
survey was made by Governor
Morris F. de Castro.
, 1950-08-12
y. S. Forces Reuch
High Ground
Eust Of Chinju

The 35th Regiment is in pos
session of high ground east of
Chinju, with the 5th Regiment
coming up abreast to the south
The Marine Regiment has ele-
ments four miles west Of Ko-
song. All units are receiving
small arms and morton fire,
though most effective enemy
resistance is still in the rear.
u. S. units attacked enemy
troops south Of Changyong
outside the bridgehead. Pro-
gress in this area is greatly
hindered by a tremendous con-
centration. Of refugees at Maxi
tong river valley.
, 1950-08-12
GoOernor Establishes Office
Of Emergency Planning

Governor Morris F. de Cas-
tro has issued his second Exc
cutive Order which establishes
the Office of Emergency Plan
ming on August 9th, it reads:
Pursuant to Section 20 of
the Organic Act of the Virgin
Islands of the United States,
approved June %, 1886, which
provides that the Governor
shall have power to issue Exc
cutive Regulations not in con-
flict with any applicable law
or ordinance and in order to
deal with such special prob
lens as may arise in the Vir-
gin Islands from the present
lnternaLlOnal situation, there
is hereby established in the
Office of the Governor an Of
flee of Emergency Planning to
be administered by a Super
visor designated by the Cover
nor.
The Supervisor of Emer-
gency Planning is hereby di-
rected to prepare and submit
to the Governor as soon as
practicable plans for emer-
gency measures dealing with:
a. Food, household supplies
, 1950-08-12
Gloriu Nc Been Is.
Suffers Broken Neck
In Dive

A sixteen year old girl,
Gloria Nc Bean, dived off a
wall near the Fort in Frederik
sted yesterday afternoon at
about 2:3O and fractured her
neck. She was rushed to the
hospital and an operation per-
formed upon her last night,
She is completely paralyzed
from her neck down, authori-
ties say.
According to the report her
brother dived off first without
experiencing any difficulty;
but the tide was low and the
girls d, unfortunately,
struck a rock.
, 1950-08-12
Moruviun Mission
Festival al Midlunds
August 10th.

The annual Moravian Mis-
sion Festival will be celebrat-
ed at the Midlands Moravian
Church on Sunday, August 20
this year. There is no resident
minister in charge this year,
however, the Rev. CT. Alder
sley Of the Memorial Church
in st. Thomas will be the
guest preacher at the II o'clock
service, and will also be the
speaker at the Love Feast at
2 pm, Rev. Colon Williams,
pastor of the Fredensfeld con-
gregation announced.
For a long time the Mora
Wan Mission Festivals at Mid
lands has been a centre OF IN
terest for many people of st.
Croix. Friends from widely
scattered districts tells of Wis
its paid to the Station for the
occasion. Some 60 back in
memory to the years of the
Reyerends P. Bartels, I. VOL
ter, I'D. Ross, and Teacher R.
P. Jacobs. Others think of
more recent years, and speak
of the Bretheren Duncan
Moore, W.. Goerner, GIN
Penn, and E.E. New, accord
ing to Rev. Williams.
The program will include
recitations by members of the
Sunday School, anthems by
the choir of FriedensthaI and
Fredensberg.
, 1950-08-12

and drugs; a. Industrial sup
plies and equipment; 81 Fuels;
"a Transportation and (5) La
Dor and manpower.
All officers and agencies of
the Government of the Virgin
Islands and the respective mu-
inequalities are hereby direct
ed to make their facilities
available and to give all pos
sible assistance to the Office of
Emergency Planning, herein
created in the Office of the
Governor, in carrying out the
provisions of this Executive
Order.
No authority granted in this
Executive Order shall be con-
strued as being in conflict
with the authority and powers
provided for the Price Control
Commission of st. Thomas and
st. John in Ordinance Of
March II, 1912, nor in conflict
with the authority and powers
granted the Food Commission
of the Municipality of Saint
Croix in Ordinance of October
~, 1919 as amended by Ordi-
nance of June 80, 1947."
, 1950-08-12
DR.. Arsuugu Lectures
Physicians, Nurses
On Epilepsy

DIR. Arsuaga, a visiting ply
stefan, gave a talk on epilepsy
to the doctors and nurses at
the Frederiksted hospital at
$3.50 last night.
Mrs. Ruth Adams talked on
the social aspects of epilepsy.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-08-15
The Christmas Savings
Club Train
NUMBER 46

The Christmas Savings Club Train
has started on its five months tour.
Presidents have begun aboarding the
train in the following towns;
Laurel, Hattiesburg, DeSoto, Wig
gins, Shubuta, Meridian, Daleville,
Crandall, Ellisville, Bond, Brooklyn,
Macon, Columbia, Lawrence, Petal,
Waynesboro, Picayune
The largest delegation thus far
seemed to have aboarded the train in
EllisviAe and the second largest del
egation got on in Hattiesburg. The
conductor of this train has his spot
light on other adjacent towns. There
is plenty good room for other pas
sengers who would like to ride this
train.
You will be glad that you got "a
board this H. B. A. train when we
ride up to the station in the Deem
Der Board.
ALL ABOARD FOR OUR FIVE
MONTHS TOUR!
I
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-08-15
&. 3. a. Chrislmas Saw
ings Club Campaign
Launched

A new campaign has been launch
ed known as the Christmas Savings
Club Campaign to end in the Decem-
Der Board, 1850.
The office has made out Christ
mas Savings Books for all of the To-
cal presidents in the Association.
Now, it is up to you to decide as to
the amount of money you are going
to deposit in your Christmas Saw
ings Club.
A large number Of presidents has
already made deposits. One presi-
dent has deposited $500 on her club.
She is now in line to receive inter
est on all over ten.
Those of us who were in atten-
dance during the Convention were
thrilled to see the long line formed
in front of the H. B. A. Bank during
Banking Hour. All presidents who
added members, were issued checks
and after endorsing the checks to-
day, they took them to the bank anc
cashed them for REAL H. B. A
MONEY. Ask Mr.. w. M Bell, Of
| Mr.. C D. Cotton, or Mr., A. ]. Bar
nett, or Rev. ]. f. Grace, and a large
number of others .. they know.
The Christmas Savings Club work
like this;
For each member added up to tel
| 10) you will be given SOC.
From ten to Is you will be givel
soc and 25c interest on each mem
Der added.
| From IS to 20 you will be givel
SOC for each member added and so
interest on -.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-08-15
Heidelberg News

Rev John R. Jones, a member of
Ebenezer Baptist Church. For So
years he was a faithful member.
Died July 20, 1850. at the age of 80
years. He leaves to mourn one dau-
ghter, Mrs. JOY Dantz4er, one son,
Mn Joy Jones He was a faithful
memser of the Masonic Ledge No.
SIG. He leaves to mourn II grand
children, 7 great-great grand child
rem and host of friends.
His funeral was preached by Rev.
S. H Mcdonald. 10y ,-,.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-08-15
ymnoriaat Notice to
Presidents =.

Dear Presidents:
During the Convention W e h a d
several reports to get lost in the
mail. For your own protection, as
well as that of the Association, We
are asking chat you take time off
and purchase a Post Office Money
O~der, or q Postal Note, or a Cash
ier's Check when sending your quar-
teIly and annual reports to the Of
flee
When a report gets lost it is alb
solutely necessary that you h ave
something on which to work. Please
do not send cash money in an open
letter unless the letter is registered.
The office will not be responsible
for any reports where cash money
was sent in open letter, however,
when a money order, postal note, or
Cashiers Check has been sent, you
can take your money order receipt
or as the case might be, and apply
for a duplicate.
When these reports 6 ct lost in
transit, the members who paid are
in good standing, because when the
duplicates are issued by the pur-
chasing office, they will be forward
ed to the office of the H. B. A.
Secretary.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-08-15
PHYSICAL FACTORS

kept employees morale 1t is
economy negectng office mainte
the office an
ASSEMBLY Wen IS helps and discomfort Of
cold floors much consideration
floors.
kept clean, sanitary and inviting all times They
are supplied toilet
production lighting fixtures
checked periodically and kept in first class condition
beautiful installed the corridor of the
building
three typewrers in shape
the heavy volume of work that office daily
Of mail flows continuously office
We have recently converted HBA Office into HBA
This is by the office the the
building during hours H B. AS friends when visiting the
through the
sit inviting
magazines and listen All of goes
toward the making of a greater and better H. B. A.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-08-15

have tried this fiscal not onesided program
selfish but that God
approval made to feel happy.
We launched ain Agency Popularity b A Agents
popularity presidents and the Matte L. Larkin
Campaign which this Convention.
tokens appreciation rendered
awarded beautiful Mr.. VIM Kinslow of Waynesbuo II
jewel Faulkner of ElsvLe and a
quarterly rendering the most
Those presi
Mr. Charlie Bowens of Jayess Mr. VIM
Wayneboro, Hattiesburg and Mr. c. D.
Cotton Enterprise
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-08-15
APPRECIATION OBSERVANCE

the month May lodges throughout the Association
asked select particular observe Appreciation Day
local lodges this The
awakening the hearts and minds local
older the
who hdships and making possible
dollars annually the beefcar
Therefore and beting that this Appreciation
observed
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-08-15
GENERAL SECBETARY'S ENNUAL REPoBT


The following the General secretar Annual Report made
Office Building.
To the General President Other General Officers Members Of beI
Executive Board Local Presidents, Members and Friends
highly honod you my
third of Benevolent
Association the Mississippi
Friend and whose aim Isl o form more perfect union for the
sick bury the dead establish the general welfare of the
people and to secure the blessings of prosperity.
GAS John Newton the composer of that beautiful HYMN Amazng
Grace Thru tolls already
IT'S hath bro thus
A. ringing oudlytouaI,out the State of Miss
Just how loud the yos
presidents who working before Some have
FAR beyond expectation.
pleased o have and in
Soeatn who head local lodges who don't believe in talking lot but
when comes to constructive business they have resigned themselves
stand o right and righteousness regardless Of the price
has been clearly demonstrated that unmind
full Of how hard 6ea for the perpeuaton of this Associations
you are not @ ndl Of how many fs you have made to keep
this Old Ship float KNOW how hard had to work bring
this Ship safely shore all know that during the period this
Association undergoing REVAPING that God had not been
God; understanding
who that this Old H A Ship would have sunk
il Hhty deep.
close this fiscal years work. should be for
III en- ugh to make work pleasure STRENGTH enough to bat
them; PATIENCE t ansn
onpsed CT RlTY that wtn re SCI f7sio7an;
CEERFULNESS that makes others glad LOVE that shall
helpfrl things
HOPE tat @ all sears concerning the future is NOT doing
r..1-s HE worthwhile
Life is full of ends but end beginning sometimes
Tan 40 what we should do and appeae ourselves by saying we will
do better in the future We try to make ourselves believe that the future
will hnperfections Time waits
new eq y te ~ onyeno ee "" G take Gn ae off
with baggage that have houde
ping If we would sit down baggage and throw out
IwHl malice intolerance mpaiene
fusion jealousy diuDiy, would readily
age slowing Us down but simply an overload of excess baggage
Let flower be flower a rock be ROCK and swallow be sgal
N but let nan be man IN the highest and nobest sense OF the word
Let man be man and not fox nor hog nor bird but
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-08-15
GENERAL OFFICERS

The office has had the whohearted of the General Officers
much the
With Executive Board feel
eced This Board has through crucial feel
shall Board
Executive Board might
disagree the opinion
that affect the life of the Association general
solid as the Rock of Gbraer
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-08-15
H. B. A. SELF SUSTAINING

We proud that the H B A living within its
budget We haven't had to borrow anybody
anybody money,
help
money dated checks LOUIS The A. has
of doing what General Officer
this
fession nc sorry, but I can't make il"
Examiner highly pleased the like way
viii s being conducted