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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-01-10
Gaithersburg $50

spent Christmas leave with his mo-
Their Mrs. Rodney McCathron Of
Washington Grove.
Cpl. Thomas Hershey returned
to Fl. Bragg on Tuesday after a
visit with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hershey.
Friends of Ira Darby will be
sorry to learn that he entered Ma
val Hospital today Thursday for
IN operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hane are
being congratulated on the birth
Of their son, January 6, at Mont
gomery County General Hospital.
Mrs. Thomas Wetherell and fam
'lv were New Years Day guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Fink of Union
Bridge
Mrs. james Ryland and Miss
Ryland of Baltimore were guests
last week of Mr.. and Mrs. j. d.
Ely.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Seller os
Pittstdrg, Pa, was weekend guest
of Miss Estelle Waters of Wash
lington Grove.
Mrs. Philip Edwards of Wash
tngton Grove has returned home
from a short visit with Mrs. Lloyd
luther of Washington, d. C.
! At the recent election held by
the Mems Bible Class Of Grace
Methodist Church Robert Youn-
kris wes elected president; Jack
T. Ward, vice president; Fred
Grimm, secretary; Lewis Reed,
trcasu~er; Harry Mullican and
Rab'r5 Foster captain and co-cap-
tim of the Drops; and Rodney
Thompson and Jimmy Stang, cap
t"in md co-captain of the Drips.
The two teams, the Drips and the
Drops, vie for the best attendance
each Sunday, the losing team hav-
ing to serve a light breakfast the
following Sunday to the winners.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-01-10
HGr TzeOn Dance
Set 70. January 20

The fist social event of the
new yeal by the newly formed
Har Tzeol Congregation will be
a dance It the Indian Spring
Country Glib on Sunday, January.
20. Music H the Ira Sabin orch
estra will e the feature of the
evening an dancing will hold
forth from pm. to IL midnight.
Tickets are piced at SIPS per per-
son and maybe obtained by tele-
phoning Mrs Herbert Vincent,
Lockwood 5-.787 or Mrs Sidney
RIFT, Lockwood 5-0808.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-01-10
"Elect Taft" Group
Launched in County

With the emphasis this year on
politics and elections, there is for
ming in the County a new political
organization which is known as the
ELECT Taft" committee.
A formal announcement of its
organization appears elsewhere in
this issue of the Sentinel.
1t is being formed for the avow-
ed purpose of promoting the can
didacy of Senator Robert A. Taft,
(R., Qhio) as the COPS presiden-
tial nominee.
Miss Betty Luttrell, Old George
town Road and Wall Lane, Rock
vile is secretary and persons in
terestad in participating in the
groups activities are requested to
contact her for additional infor-
nation.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-01-10

sser, the children of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Elsasser of Denfield Road
are nursing a light case of mumps
this week.
Mrs. Regina Medina who has
been making her home with her
daughter, Mrs. Al Potter, and fam
lily has returned to Puerto Rico
to visit another daughter indefiin-
itely.
Major and Mrs. William H.
Fleming, Jr., had as their guests
during the holidays their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fleming,
Sr., of Chicago.
The Homemakers Club will meet
January 16 at 8 pm. with Mrs.
Joe Wilson, 132O7 Ardennes Ave.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-01-10
County All Beef Club
Elects New 80 Officers

New officers elected to head the
Montgomery County All Beef Club
for 1862 are Charles Ward, presi-
dent; Charles Lethbridge, vice
president; Nina Vann, secretary;
Carol Mills, treasurer, and Jean
Lethbridge, reporter.
The election meeting was held
December 26 at the home of Ed
win Fisher in Rockville. The next
meeting, set for January %, will
be held at the home of Joe Pastros.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-01-10
Rose Society to Meet

James p. Quincy, assistant sec
rotary of the American Rose So
ciety, will address the regular
morthly meeting of the Potomac
Rose Society on Thursday, Janu-
ary II, at 8 pm.
The meeting will be held in the
auditorium of the National Mt
scum in Washington.
Mr.. Quincy will discuss What S
In A Rose Name?"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-23

A total Of 500 1852 memberships
was reported an having been Sc
cured by St Paul NAACP Rolici-
tors at the final formal drive
meeting Saturday night. May II,
at Halle q. Brown House
Rev DcnGil Carly rector of st.
Phillips Episcopal church was the
speaker at the final solicitor rally.
Solicitors who won prizes at the
previous meeting on May II, Mrs
Laura Briley, SOS IT. Anthony
Ave. won first prize Of an electric
clock: Mrs Anna Blair, III 81
Anthony won second prize. an
electric iron: Mrs, DeAHie Glenn
mons. 322 Western Ave. won the
third prize ~ - In cash
A. Saturdays final meeting, the
grand priEn, . lamp presented by
Kelvin Electric Co. went 10 Mrs
Briley who also w1n second
prize. an ice canter Mrs Ethel
Massey. 7I9 81. Anthony Ave"
won the first prize for the meet
ing which was q beautiful paint.
ing. Third prize Of - In cash was
won by Mrs Bessie TIrpin. 300
jackson 81.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-23

home of Mrs. Nora McCracken,
$50 AlbermRrle St., st. Paul.
On TeleVislOn: Mrs. Addie Few
643 Iglehart Ave. and Mrs. Laura
Brley. sos st. Anthony Ave, were
on Arlee Haeberle's Tv program,
Around The Town" on Thursday
May IS. They discussed the men,
bership drive and the purposes Of
the NAACP.
Cashier At Newmans: Mrs
Cecilia Russell, 239 Rondo Ave,
Apartment 2, Is now employed as
cashier in the Basement Store at
Newmans Clothing store, 1881
Seventh Street.
Flies To Birthday Celebration;
Mrs. J. Walton Crump, 639 Fuller
Ave, flew TO Chicago, Illinois to
attend the ninety-first birthday
celebration OF her Uncle, Rev.
Brice U. Taylor. Rev. Taylor is a
retired African Methodist Episco-
pal minister.
Attended Sisters Funeral: Mr..
Joseph r. Jones, 914 Fuller Ave.
st. Paul and Mr.. Andrew Jones Of
Minneapolis recently returned
from a trip TO st. Louis. Mo,
where they attended the funeral
Of their sister. Mrs. Minnie
Wright. While there Joseph r.
Jones visited with his son, William
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-23
Additional Social ana
PorSonal News

Nlccc Graduates FrOm CNllcEr
Mrs, o. II, Williams. aaAa First
Avenue South. left Thursday May
- for Mt Vernon. N, Y, 20 be the
guest of her niece and family, Or,
and Mrs, n. II. Delaney and
Phyllis on June 2, Phyllis. her
grand niece viii graduate frOm
the New Rochelle, n Y. College.
She has her appointment 10 teach
in New York city,
F1irS To Join Husband, Mrs
Robert Marshall and children,
1880 Fourth Ave, So. win leave by
plane about the first Of June Ia
Join Mr.. MarShall In Anchorage,
Alaska,
National Advisor To he Here
Mrs Martin Harvey, Jackson.
Miss, arrived 60 be the house guest
Of Mira, Paul Curry, May 10, Mrs
Harvey is National Educational
Advisor TO the undergraduates Of
the AKA, sorority, While herr
she will consult with members Of
Eta Chapter Mrs, Harvey recently
attended the Methodist Episcopal
church conference in San Fran
cisco, Calf, from there she flew
TO Havana, and 10 Portland, Ore
Seattle. Wash, and arrived here.
Her husband, Or Harvey, IL Dean
Of Men at Southern ~" at Baton
Rouge, La,
Mr.. and Mrs. AndTcw Johnson.
SHS2 Clinton Ave, returned Thurs.
day. May 10, from a months visit
with their daughter, Mrs, Garrett
NJ. Jones, and Granddaughter, re
gina. and other relatives and
friends In Pasadena. Los Angeles.
MonroviA and Catalina, California
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-23

Or Minor u u former 81 paulttc.
They were the house guests Of
Mrs. Bethel STRIDE in Galveston.
Texas, Mrs. STROBE IL the owner
of the STRIDE Funeral Home, They
were entertained and were shown
true southern hospitality,
Rock club Meetings Tho Book
club met Thursday, May 10, at
the home Of Mrs. John Cyrus, A0OI
Firth Ave, So, Minneapolis, James
= Brpeden was the guest speaker,
lIc discussed his activities with
tho BOY Scouts ON HIS trip to tho
World Jamborrc In Europe, Other
guests present were Mmoa, Mar.
forte Curry, Louise Hughes, Win.
mic johnson and Bonita Nellie.
Following the meeting, refresh
menta were served,
Octettea to Meet May R0t The
OCtette Bridge Club win meet
Saturday. May ~ with Mrs, Earle
Kyle. SsS7 Fourth Ave-, 40.
Plans Fur aPrInE DaRCH' The
Postal Alliance Auxiliary viii
meet with Mira, Paul shelby Cur,
~, Silb Columbus Ave, TueS'
day, May 30
To AtteRd Social Workers Con
fcFrnCeI Mrs, Harold G, CombH,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-23

and his family who live in Kirk.
wood, Mo.
Called Home To Re With
Father: Mr.. Walter Suthern, SIS
Rondo Ave, was taken TO the
Veterans hospital Thursday night,
May Is, The Suthern's daughter,
Jean, was called home from De-
troit, Michigan, because of the IN.
ness of her father.
The TOutes BONES AmieS Club:
The Toute Bonnes Amies Club
met Friday. May Is with Mrs.
Minnie Raymond. 654 Rondo Ave.
Following the business meeting,
Mrs. COrnelia Smith, 544 Carroll
Ave. arranged the beautiful tulips
that Mrs. Hermoine D. Hickman
had brought 10 the club. She made
beautiful table arrangement,
using a silver bowl. Very lovely
tulips were also brought by Mrs
Lucille Chivers, 1921 Fourth Ave.
So, Minneapolis Mrs. Sidney VII
liams, S57 st. Anthony Ave. ST.
Paul. brought her sister. Mrs
Raymond two beautiful bouquets
for the house. After the meeting,
bouquet was taken TO a shut.in
member, Mrs Cora Strothers, 400
w. Central Ave. The next meeting
will be with Mrs Lucille Chivers
1921 Fourth Ave So, Minneapolis.
Friday. June 8. The guest speak
ers subject at the June meeting
will be, African VioletS."
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-23

File No. fsfGI
ORDER ron NEARING PETITION
ron DMINInTNATtON, bIMtTTNG
TlMH To FtlH CLAIMS AND ron
HI0ARlNO TTgEsntgON
state Of Minnesota, County ~
IIennepin In Probate Court
In re Estate ~ David BERNARD
Peterson. Doredsnt
order taF HsaFtam t'sttti0a Tor
Letters ~ Administrative
IT ~ ORDERED that all psFsnns
Interested show cause, " any they
have. before this Court on Monday
June 2nd, 1858, At 10 o'clock 4. ~
In tho Court House In Minneapolis
Minnesota, why the petition ~
county. Minnesota for the appoint
ment ~ herself 49, RdministTRtriy
herein filed. should not he granted
OEasB 90 FtIe GlHlns@ and goV
usaVtaa TkSFpaH
IT ~ Ft'UTHtsn DRDEHED that
within four months fF0B the date
hereof all creditors ~ said Dscs.
dent file their cisiutH IN this Court
Proofs will be heard and claims ~
Court on Monday, Ortobsr sih, 1853
~ 10 O'Clock A N IN the court
House In Minneapolis. Minnesota
These orders shaft he published
IN the Minneapolis Spokesman and
coplas mailed according - law
VwiTHrSSs he NON JAMES q
Court. The k,h dSv ~ May 1858
FINEST y tOHENE
Clerk ~ Probate Court
Matthew J Levitt, Attorney
tapoEssmsn. May =. "a sO
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-23

A young coppcr-coIorcd l0vsr
told his girl friend, Il know al
about kissing from A 10 n"
The sweetheart twisted her cut
little mouth up in q pout and re-.
tortsd, IAN I'm interested in u
kissing from I 20 u.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-23
Wedding Anniversaries
CIR pAVH

May ~ Mr.. and Mrs, George
Brooks. sr. so years, GOT Rondo
Ave.
May ~ Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur
Rhodes, ~ years, $50 St Anthony
Ave. Mr.. and Mrs Horace Brown,
~ years, s8S rarTuli Ave.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-23
SOCIAL & PERSONAL
81. AMR

Twin Cities Maids And MAtrons Club: The Twin CITY
Maids and MatrOns Bridge Club saturday May H. with
Mrs james Kirk, Sr, 937 St Anthony Ave FIRST club prize
was won oy Mrs Donald Brady ST. Minneapolis second by
Mrs j. walton trump St Paul and third by Mrs Alice Nor.
gan, Minneapolis The meeting will be June - at the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-23
NINNEAPOIIs RIRTUDAYN

May ~ Lucille NJ, Ellie. Tao
Emerson Ave. No: Mrs. Henry
Schonrld. 5i2T North James.
May 25 Howard Engiund, 1900
Girard Ave No,
May 20 Norma Norman, bli
Aldrich Ave. No: Shirley EsiieH
1897 T. Franklin Ave; william,
Marshall 1880 Fourth Ave. So
George Mills, 900 Eighth Ave
No. Mrs NJ X. Jefferson, il2h
Fremont Ave. No,
May 2S Mrs, Willie Ice, 307
Dupont Ave. No, Lawrence Nc
Coy. 1903 Humboldt Ave. No.
May 20 Mrs Leila Smith, 2iO+
goth ST So; J. II Cannon, 248l
Fourth Ave, So; Cedric ScholbeFR
$40 Midland Bank Bldg StovAl
Il StovalI. $3.50 Firth Ave. so.
May 30 Mrs r. u Moulden
1898 Fourth Ave. So. Dorothy
Payne. 2S3l Elliott Ave 30.
Souen James. 1909 Sixth 81.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-23
SOCIAL & PERSONAL
AINNEAPolR

shown Southern Hospitality Mrs Paul Shelby Curry, 3ll5
Columbus Ave, and Mrs C. H. Mobcy, Ihi ST. Anthony Ave.
spent three weeks visiting the Southland In Austin Texas
they the house guests of Mrs Curry hrohernaw and
sister, Mr. and Mrs Arthur RoyScr From Austin they visited
the home of DR. aud Mrs Walter Minor in Houston Texas
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-23
Let. rnIh Ahnni Hubby

Two sisters who had been mar,
ricd long enough 90 know what
It's all about were discussing the
behavior Of their mates.
My Henry stays out until all
hours Of the night" said one of
the women.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-23


New York JournAl-Amertcan and one OF the ma
tons leading anti Communist reporters. has de
tailed account OF how the Comrades operate Ia
their program 20 use the Negro problem to thcil
own advantage.
Canada lee, knowing he Was seriously ~
and living on narrowed time wanted ca clear
his name ard his record As u result Of Com.
munISt front affiliations formed during thu
ISa0s, Lees career had suffered from having
beeR dRubcd with rid paint
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-23

Taking instructions
Some Z, so, 900 children In 20 states
are enrolled for weekday religious
instruction,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-23
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL RIRTIVDAYS

May 70 Mrs ELLIS Manning
$50 lglehart Ave: Mrs, VcrnicS
Grantham. pas lRlehart Ave; Mrs
Ruby Woods. 9AS lGlehart Ave,
Mr. Walter Mcfarland. iOit
ROndO Ave
May - Mrs Alice Manning
pas st Anthony Ave; John lee,
96S Carroll Ave: Estrlla Luckie
il9l ShCrburnC Ave-; Warren
Hayes, SS2 Flskr St, Thomas
ClcmOns Jr 400 RondO Ave. Mr.
Christopher Durand, T62 W. Cen
trail Ave. Donald Tnhvcr, oii
1Glehart
May - Constance Jones, 1921
Rnndo Ave, Mr., Robert Mitchell
6S5 Carroll Ave
May 20 Bert Carter. ass W
Central Ave, Paul Coleman. 2ST
n st Alhans st; s. Vincent
Owens, 627 Selby Ave Mrs Paul
Wood, aiS IglehaTt Ave; Mrs
Lawrence White, cas- Iglehart
Ave; Mrs c H. Parker. 766 Ron.
do Ave
May 80 Mrs. Norma LaEen.
berry, sal st Anthony Ave,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-23
Out .nf.ToMn RIrthdaYr-

May ~ Mrs. Edwin T. Ran.
dali. Hopkins. MINI, William H.
Ashby. Kansas City. No: Clifford
Johnson. 1910 East oath St. Kan.
Ras city, Mo; Hilbert A. Bowden,
Rockford. III; Mrs, F1oVnce
Perry, Birmingham, Ala.
May n Miss Dorothy Waters
Chicago, III. William IAndTum
Owen. Wis, Irene Carter. MichitR,
Kans: Pfc. Samuel Birta, Cleve-
land Ohio.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-23

secretary time when Bigger Thomas
NJ nterlude
patience
charming people but he
than while connected
literally SNeated blood and Canada would
bounding Talking him
pleading good promise his
Unn the lie constantly fresh out Of
waa during this time that the Comrades and the frontcru
got him OF this I There lS
mystery what happened happened Canada
hits Of the
based book written by Richard Wright another
Negro who had been sucked into the Communist although
years dsIlusOncd with
Failed"
Broadway pauditS aduAion
many people place political
worlds them already secretly dedicated TO the OF world
you'll early 1905 pink
fashionable highly desirable
be caught
the theological whirlpool
Also Canada was a Negro of West Indian extraction
rights Negroes TTampled
British Imperialism their islands, they have
bitterly AEEessINrl fought off On" chains ironically
y hbeTRtOT
only exchanged prison another.
a fashionable Communism and studied
fusion Canada Lee just to be embraced by the
solution When Africa make CRY the Be-
Country all Of faults
could be He heartsick and oulsk
what experienced Africa
He a physically spiritually deter.
try rebuild that had
wrecked by charges he proIsed II too late Time
running
coIdbIOoded calculating unGodly
people They had 70
pound flesh They that he
still one Of
think hands
although his mind must have been troubled
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-23
The WAY ! SEE TT


NEW YORK CITY-The following item reliably rrPortet
As
with the shortly befor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-23

2i36 Fourth Ave. So, and Miss
Gloria iAFrRnce Williams, b26
Rnndu Ave, viii leave Saturday.
May -, for Chicago, to attend
the National Conference Of Social
Workers which win convene In
the sherman Hotel, from May 10
thru the lOth Miss Williams win
be- the guest ~ Mrs Roy Sicdge,
and Mrs Combs viii stop az the
Hilton Hotel,
Il know just how you feel" said
the second MY husband used 10
do that until broke him Of the
habit"
The FIRST woman was all ears
How did you do that"
When he came In late" ex.
planned the FIRST woman, II called
out, Is that YOU Jack" and my
old mans name In Robert"
They tell me your son IN col.
lego Ia quite an author" said one
father to another. Docs he write
for money!"
I'm just about every letter"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-23

The Shuttle Along closed peoman
This hearbreRker Snowman Noble sSe
commentary the that live saAs
forget always
smashing Broadway Had
Pearl Bailey remained the the show might had
chance for least moderate but with plus
book lacking definite Spar the production couldn't make
Negroes right
they
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-23


LArAIne Day DuFoCheT LIP. added
the HIST Of Manhattan midnight Jockeys and celebrity
VeWer BTOadcastlnR from Hutt0ns lexington
Avenue lovely LARAMIE doesn't brat with ObVR
lions politics and controversial Subc she merely
the questions and lets her guests 10 the yaCkinE
One can't help but wonder what effect this
the Durocher With before mike
while Leo
away
confined baseball All Euddcr
she's become Of the personalities
front here.
Seems to that handling uppy would b. full tIr Job
his antics In the duEOut and the playing ed
dcAtOn I'm that living with him b. SOMETHING
cUddinE . the cage recentIy captured
jungle
Incidentally LARAMIE played the night
beautiful Gibbs recording
Danced" Months about
things long
parade
Reader j. l. IKIehat Avenue Paul
Of him asking
.
Ing the martial fold but what gives
away.
I'm going 70 be temporarily and lot you
yourselves dancing
"Cheatn Me- should especially try
What NOT doing that will finally
you've grass yondc
Ia really that purify HMM?
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-23
Ou,-oT.Towu RIrthdnyu.-

Out-oN- huNh blFtN0Myp
May 70 Kenneth Coins, los
Angeles Cal. John Kelly Jr.. New
York city. Nadine RinehRrt, West
Virginia
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-05-01

were.
One piece street dress division
winners: lst, Mrs. J. M. Powers,
Franklin club; End, Mrs. NJ. Q,
Lawrence, Richland club; Bird,
Mrs. Ellis Presley. Pickens club,
Other contestants in this division
were: Mrs. w. T. Holder and
Miss Ann Bailey, Lexington club,
Mrs. Joe Branch and Mrs. James
Summerlin, Richland club; Mrs.
J. II. McNeer, Mrs. Leroy lobe,
Mrs. S. J. Browning and Mrs. Will
Schrock, Goodman club; Mrs
Pearl Patton and Mrs. r. J. Cor
don, Pickens club; Mrs. w. c.
Sheehy, Bethesda club; Mrs. G
II. Love, Mrs. Erwin Moore, Mrs
John Gardner, Mrs. Rosa Mae
Nilsson and Mrs. J. w. Wynn
Franklin club; Mrs. w. D
Courts and Francine Brown, Eb-
enezer club; and Mrs. Wenzell
Dickard, Belmont club.
Two piece street dress division
winners were: LIST, Mrs. Jack
CASTOR, Pickens club; End, Mrs
Alfred Hearn, Coxburg club and
3rd, Mrs. Charles Donald, Good
man club. Other contestants in
this division were: Mrs. Pete
Garrett, Goodman club and Mrs
Dale Love, Franklin club.
Afternoon dress division win
ners were: lst, Mrs. Howard
Morton and little daughter, Lu-
ellie, Rchiland club; End, Mrs. D
l.. Mcconnell, Goodman club
3rd, Mrs. Julian Watson, Frank
lin club. Other contestants in
this division were: Mrs. J. ]
Browning, Goodman club and
Mrs. w. M. Ingram, Castaliar
club.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-05-01
New Officers
Continued from Page y

Continued from Page y
on service was held with the Rev.
Hayes Clark officiating.
The group, one of the largest
ever to attend a Central Missis-
sippi Presbyterial meeting, re-
assembled Friday morning when
Mrs. Hayes Clark directed the
opening worship service. Re-
ports on the annual conference Of
negro women and the children's
work were heard from Mrs. l. N.
Baker, Jr., of Jackson and Miss
Mariana Kimbrough. A field
worker brought a message from
Montreal, after which the annual
reports of district chairmen were
given.
A large number of local visit
lors in addition to out of town
delegates heard Miss jamie Nc
Cutchen present a Bible talk on
the Holy Spirit in midmorning,
and Mrs. j. M. McRae of Lexing-
ton sing. A morning offering of
$l76.77 was taken to be used for
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-05-01
beltone Announces A
New Extra Tiny
Hearing Aid

jackson, Miss. Mississippi
Hearing Center SOC East Capitol
ST., revealed that Beltone has
Just announced new extra tiny
nearing aid. They have just re-
ceived their first shipment and
are now showing it to hard of
nearing people in this commune
ty.
This new extra tiny Beltone-
the Lyric" model - gives hear
ing aid users great new hearing
comfort and convenience. 1t is
actually 275 per cent lighter
than even the tiniest Beltone
ever made before. Hard of hear
lng people who have tried the
new extra tiny Beltone are de-
lighted with the results it gives.
They tell us it helps them hear
again with clearness and under
stand with ease they had not
dreamed possible" says Earl B.
WICK, local distributor
Beltone invites all hard of
hearing people to come in to see
and try the new extra tiny Bel
tone one-unit hearing aid. A
free demonstration will be given
without any obligation. If you
are unable to come into the Of
flee write Beltone, SOC East Capt.
tol, Jackson, Miss, and a bonded
Consultant will give you de-
monstration in your home. Write
for a demonstration today or at
the very least write for the new
free book just published, "The 20
Most Thrilling Seconds in Your
Life"
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-05-01

an Assembly's Training School
scholarship to Miss Catherine
Richie of Indianola, outstanding
student. Following the election
OF officers and announcement Of
district hcairmen, Mrs. w. Ever
arde Jones of Tchula, president
OF the Women of the Synod of
Mississippi, brought an inspira-
tional talk on Light Bearers"
Lunch was served at noon by the
ladies of the Baptist and Metho-
dist churches of Lexington.
The Friday afternoon session
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-05-01


featured talks on Stillman Col
lege and Sunday School Exten-
sion by Mrs. Blanche Canada
of Edwards and Miss Marie Gill
bert of Jackson. Reports Of
standing and temporary commit
tees were given. Mrs. H. D. Ha-
beryan of Shreveport brought
the closing message, an Overall
View of the Mission Fields"
Leland will be the place OF
the 1853 meeting, it was an
nounced.
Local committee chairmen for
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-05-01

WOMEN - Turn your spare time
into money. Avon Products
needs saleswomen in Durant,
Pickens and Goodman. For de-
tails write Miss Donnave Bak-
err, sac S. Main, Greenville,
Miss. 33-3tp