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FURNITURE-4 rms, very reason

able. apt. in nice loc. For further
infor. call 10. 2-9690. -2l
FURNITURE - Complete furnishings
for groom house. Sell reasonable.
singly or lot. RA. O0S3. 20
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new bet
ter grade bedrm., dining rm., living
room. from unclaimed freight and
factory samples etc; A great say,
BLDG. 400 New York ave. NV:
daily. 1916; Sat, till 4. RE. 431O,
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FURNITURE-FLooR CLEARANCE
Six-piece dinette set. 500; pair an
sofa in leatherette, S120: tufted
pull-up chair, $50: blue brocatelle
lounge lounge chair. $50: studio Couch.
$40: wine damask sofa, SS5: wing
bedrooms chairs. SIS ea.: sofa bed
$40: mirror. 36x45. S25: mirror,
22x4S, S12: fancy pillows. ACC ca.
end tables, lamps. misc. HOFFMAN
UPHOLSTERERS, 2447 18th st. NV
co. 5l16. Open It'll 8. 23'
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ROBINSON
LUMBER co.
1899 KenilWorth Ave. NE.
LUDLOW 1-12O0

MATTRESS. BOX SPRING.: almost
new; for double bed. S25. Call
MEMS CLOTHEs-overcoats, suits,
eve. clothes. about size 40. Shoes,
mems roller skates. size 9l2 or 10
3209 Idaho ave. NV: Wo. 5000.
MOTCkS. l/1UU to 100 n.p. ana
-eduction gear 6-440 volts: rewound
exch. GARTY. 1908 l4th. NO. 0224
OFFICE FURNITURE SALES
Desks, files. tables, chairs; wholesale
or retail quantities. D.. c. SURPLUS
SALES, 51l N. J. ave. NV. -21
OIL HEATERS = win heat several
rooms; S25. ATLANTIC CO.. SO7
V st. NV. NO. 1921.
OIL TANK, 275-gal. Heavy gauge.
eisbt. Gsb be saS used 1R RndegsFound SSsS or up
ORGAN-Hammond spinet. model M;
used very little; 1.150. MR. NEW
MAN. DU. 1900. RA. 5000. -23
ORGANS. Baldwin and Minshall cleo
tronic Estey reed organs. Models
suitable for church. chapel. studio
and home use. Special surveys and
demonstrations without obligation.
phnna MA DA11
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TOOLS

oman SAWS. $3.50
TENTS. TARPS AND CLOTHS
SLEGES. $500 G. LBS
SkILSAWS, S65 VALUE, $40
"a" AIRHOSE, &c FOOT
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NEW BLDG.

PENNA. AVE, DOWNTOWN
;327 9th st. s.e.-2-rm. housekeeping
apt. comfortably furn.: front: sac
month. incl. utils. tadults only.
MGR, Apt. /.
1924 17th ST NV
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Late models, S25 UP. Also rent
to 800 DISCOUNTS! New refrigera-
tors. All makes and models. Also
large discounts on television and
washers. ALLISON'S, 1909 14th ST.
NV. Open till Pm; Sunday, 10
to 4 pm. AID. 42O6, gre
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cow. Conn. ave.
non-drinker; lge cheerful rm.. semi
pvt. bath. unlimited phone; near
No. 80 car and N-2 bus. OR.
CONN. AvE.-Lovely apt. bldg; twin
beds: ] or 2; Christian home. Board
optional. WO. 1914. --23
rooms. adjacent shower; twin beds:
double. S14; single. So. 1901 K st.
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FUR GARMENTS

Repaired or remodeled to capes. stoles.
Jackets. Finest workmanship at lew
nYice 10 tn o. AID 3241 -26
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHEsDA-EDGEMOOR AREA, det.
brick; 3 bedrms., IA baths; lovely
Cali JAMES E. SCHWAB, OR. $500;
ewes, WI. 1909, OIL. 1893. -6
BETHEsDA-By owner; brick ram
ise BIER iv l Hits dnins ssasms Osfnd ssfnd
window wall; radiant heat; firepl.;
patio; readily accessible storage at
tic; storage shed; S1S,500; 5917
Admission rd. OIL. 6033. "A
BETHESDA---An immaculate white
brick, 2-story Colonial, tastefully
decorated. Liv. .rm.. with mirrored
firepl., din. rnl., elec. kit. and powder
Fm;; Frm;; 3 spacious bedrms. upstairs;
Handicapped fenced yard. EXCLUSIVE
with BILLINGSLEY REALTY. Or.
2326 until 8 pm:
BEIhESDAEFour bedrms:: spacious
name gracious and lovely. Close in,
lovely, neighborhood. This has the
rIn. sizes you want. BILLINGSLEY
REALTY CO.. OR. 1896 til Q pm.
BETHESDA - Strikes gardeners
.fancy! Beautiful large lot. deep
and wide: charming 5-bedrm. brick
Colonial. rooms above average in
size; firepl. in lge. master bedrm.,
screened pOrcn, room ana Dath IN
bsmt. Owner leaving. Unusual OPP
portunity at S27,500. WI. 6649;
ewes. WI. 5661. ALLIED REALTY
BETHESDA, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS white
brick and stone with heavy slate
roof; 6 rms. g bedrms.l, bath. full
basement with Law; screened porch;
garage; level fenced lot; near new
Public Heauth Center. FRANK s..
PHILLIPS, DI. 14l1; ewes. cali WO.
BETHESDA. Md. adjoining the Med
ical Health Center. The ideal loca-
ticn for the business or professional
executive-out where there's plenty
of room beyond the congested area,
yet Just few minutes to complete
shoppin" center. theaters. schools
and churches. most attractive
inviting living and ,dining rooms. an
excellent den, powder room; cross
ventilated bedrooms. beautiful
baths; recreation room: maid S
room; 2-car garage; 1st floor car,
pets remain with the property. Call
WO. 300. ofiee open until q. EDW.
II. JONES & CO.. INC, Chevy Chase.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-A livable white
rambler in immaculate condition.;
lge. living room. family-size dining
room. 8 bedrooms. ] Il baths. . fire.
places. all-elec. kitchen; garage: lge.
beautiful lot: owner leaving town.
THOS. L. PHILLIPS, WO. 1900;
ewes, Mrs. Plum. AID. O406.
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BEAUTIFUL DETACHED BRICK
Mr.. 14th g. SHERIDAN SITS.

GRADES CONSIDERED
MAKE OFFER! OWNER NEEDS
QUICK SALE! Superior location
superior home. in immaculate con-
dition. Separate dining room, large
bedrooms. beautiful yard detached
garage We'll financed. Close TO all
schools. Hebrew Academy. Nativity
appt. Mrs. Kohn. RA. S943.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Paaltor 1904 J1+I, CT w nT ooA6
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD. !.
SILVER SPRING

Just listed, this unusual. attractive
4-year-old det: brick home has 6
rms, bath. extra Law, full bsmt..
gas heat, screened side porch; wall
to-wall carpeting; excellent rec. rm.
with asphalt tiled floor. Owner
leaving, must sell Immediately. Call
ME. 1143 until 9 pm. j. WESLEY
RTTCHANAN Ppalt0r
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HOUSES sALE-N.E. Cont,
CUHN q LEVINE
HO. 1920 TIL 9 PM.
COLORED
MEAR 1Efh AND

81 $50 down, 8 rms, bath; full bsmt.;
house redecorated and vacant Move
in with deposit. Buy this house with
monthly payments less than rent.
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COL,ORED

N.W.-4415 Iowa ave-; brick; Q apts.;
oil h.-w.; garage; $1,000 down.
N.E.-2908 18th ST.; det.; 5 81. rms.
S.E.-136 18th St; brick; bedrms.; !;
oil heat: Sl.750 down.
14l5 E. Capitol; brick; 3 apts.; terms.
CLARKE REALTY CO.
FIR. 5119 Ju. 1852
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

CoLESvILLE PIKE. SILVER SPRING
This new home suitable for profess
sional man has 4 bedrms. and ?
baths on End filr. Liv. rm. with
firepl., din. rm.' powder rm. and
Basement has front entrance to
street; would make nice oflce.
Shown by appt. Ma. 1913. Ewes.
II. 3-30S5. .
PARKWoOD-Mod. brk. rambler of
unusual design with exceptional fin
ish; 3 bedrms., 2 baths, attrac. liv;.-
REALLY A CHARMING HOME!
Call JU. $4,000 Til 8 PM.
DRURY & JOHNSTON
SILVER SPRING AREA
FROM OWNER AND SAVE
House With View and Charm
- Prewar Brick, New Condition
Eight rms, 2 full baths. 2 half baths.
sqstn sf ofmica s1ss a sink E aOTesssnt
light. finished attic, 2-car gar.
About u acre shade and fruit trees.
attractively handicapped. SH. 1895.
$21. .75O-New 3-bedrm.
Pftek Kit. ca ahm515r 56 s4oad lal5 esmi s 81 GE
DRURY 4 JOHNSON
DETACHED BRICK HOME
GLENMONT
Out Ga, ave. extended: only ga
yrs. old; Offered at price and terms
that is unbelievable; for immed
sale; Bendix washer. storm win
dows, refgr.. range. etc. incl. RE.
3316. CHAPMAN REALTY CO. a
CLOSE-IN SILVER SPRING
New brk. rambler, 3 bedrms.. 2 baths.
screened porch. recreation room. ga
rage, gas heat Lot 20 by 40.
Price. S2S,9 $50. Excel neighborhood.
McDEVITT, REALTOR. RA. 4422
BANNOCKBURN HGTS.
A spacious white brick Colonial home
in park like setting of nearly 9
acres. lst floor beautifully designed
for gracious entertaining. 4 BED
ROOMS. 2 BATHS, recr. rm., maid S
rm. with bath and 2-car built in ga
rage. OPEN 8 TO 8.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
REALTORS
OR. 6715. 4608 Wis. Ave. NV.
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SILVER SPRING
SILVER SPRING

Beautiful spic-and-span brick rambler, !,
large rooms, picture window, firepl.,
patio. full bsrat.; walking distance to-
schools and churches. Call Mrs. Fink,
10. 5-3740, COX AND CO. 10
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INDIAN SPRINGS

Near st. Bernadette's; new brick. f.
bedrm., 2-bath Cape Cod; $50. 500;
Sacri. by OWNER; " blk. to schools
and bus; no agents. 81. $3.50. 3
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INDIAN SPRING VALLEY

Can you use an extra-clean,
2-bedrm. home. here near
Catholic and public schools?
Lovely, large yard with de-
lightful shrubbery; full bsmt.,
gas heat; $4,000 will handle.
Full price, S15,750. LAW
RENEE v. LUTES CO.. ST..
1929: evenings, 81. 2OS0 or
81. 9745.
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SIMMONS PROPERTIES

14th AND GALLATIN ST. NV.
POWDER RIM. ON lst FL.
Owner Gays sell Immediately this
beautiful detached brick having 4
bedrms on 2nd f., 3 rms. and den
on 1st A.. modern kit. full bsmt,. oil
heat. 2-car garage; all for under
S1I DoGWooD ST. NV.
Excellent detached rambler. II years
old, 6 lge. rooms plus recreation
garage; exceptional value; very rea-
SOnably priced
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HoU&ES FOR SALE-Mn.
BRICK RAMBLER
S1H Q5n

dec, immac., 3-bedrm,
home with fun bsmt.. tiled bath,
large kit, floor to ceiling picture
window in liv. rm This fine ranch
home has a large CT loan which may
very small 1t is on q nice level cor
ner lot. with bus at the door. Call
now for appt. to see.
HUGGINS & HARRISON, INC.
Realtors LO. 5-2s00 til 8
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.w.

$3.50 DOWN, VACANT
400 block 10th st. s.w.--6 rms. and
bath: coal heat RADIATORS; full
basement. SURETY REALTY CO.,
1881 N st. NV, Adams 0531; Sun,
eyes,, Ii. 3-1295 or FA. 0259. %
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u. : tut. TIL = r.
POTOMAC
OLIVER r. CARR
MA S0Q2 RoekviIle Q0sR

ROCK CREEK HILLS
true Colonial on q beau
House faces wooded park area with
stream. Interior consists Of large
reception hall. liy. rm. opening onto
unusually large living porch; library
fraeeye or esdr din ana sod odern naf tchen
on 1st fl. There are 3 excellent
-pedrms. and 2 baths on 2nd A.;
stairway TO hoored attic; unique
recr. room with frepl.. maids room
and bath in bsmt: gas &C. heat;
condition throughout. Close to
schools and transp. First time Of
fered and priced at SAL. 800. For
appt. to inspect call Mr.. Leish Ma
a3O0: ewes. WI 3799 BOSS &
PHELPS. INC, l41T K st. NV. 4
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KENSINGTON
NAVAL HOSPITAL AREA

Stone and brick rambler
with 3 bedrms.. . flreplaces.
full bsmt., storage attic. ga
rage. corner lot. in Parkwood.
All for $23. 800. See today.
LAWRENCE v. LUTES CO..
81. 1922. Evening". 81. 9745
or 81. 20S0.
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BUNGALOW. $12950

JAMES CARROLL
MANY OTHER FINE HOMES
SEMIDETACHED BRICKS
We have a fine selection of this
popular-type home in the Congress
Heights and Fit. Davis areas. AS
low as $1,000 down, terms consid-
erably below rent. 10. 2-0401; ewes.
10 O-H1RE
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3-FAMILY UNIT
$4,000 DOWN

Near Eastern ave. and Sargent I'd,
q block to large public grounds;
f. powder rm. tiled bath. elec. re-
frigerator, gas furnace. insulated.
copper pipes: built Only yrs. in a
newly built-up section. By compari-
son, better than a new home. Ewes.
phone Mr.. Copeland. 10. S-S21O.
m I'D ATTT
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HOUSES SALE-S.E. tcont.I }
ONLY TWO LEFT
$12,950

lOUo 1OUQ OIL De.
New, all-brick. in convenient Anacos-
tia, d. c. Two large hedrms., tiled
bath. large living room with picture
window. dining room and complete
kitchen with refrigerator and stove
Full basement with gas a.-c heat
and copper plumbing. Large terraced
lot. Shopping and transportation
at corner. All schools within walk
ing distance. Call Ii. 3-6S66 or
LU. 1862
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BY REALToR-Two brick ramblers:
area: no owners, please. CLAUDE
WOOD. Realtor, 81. $500.
ASSUME GI LOAN Lovely 3-bedrm,
Diet. brick: bsmt.. lge yard, wall-to-
wall CARPET. ia. 1857, UN. S157.
MOORE REALTY.
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UPPER 10th ST.

Commanding in appearance with
dignity and charm. Extremely well
built of brick construction on lot
desirable high ceilings. Living room,
dining room, kitchen, breakfast
room, powder room; lovely terrace
ano garden; End floor, 4 large dou-
Bile bedrooms, > baths; really good
closet space; . bedrooms and bath
this home you will agree it is in
new house condition and well below
reproduction costs. Call Mrs. Bull.
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HOME WITH INCOME

1NGLESIDE TER. NV. ON Park
Brick: 3 complete apis. with 3 nice
kitchens and baths; near schools
and transp,; house in excellent con-
dition; approved rentals. Live in
] apt and rent 2. Priced to sell
on account of owners health. Call
Mr. Mayton. MA. $500; ewes, AID.
1854 BOSS a. PHELPHS. INC,
14lS x ST NV a
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NEAR
UPPER BRIGHTWOOD

OA Z L1V b1E1NI111 VOOD
Priced to sell Immediately at $15.-
deep lot with detached brick gar:
contains 8 nice-sized rooms and
modern tiled bath; gas h.-w.h.:
faces Government park; convenient
to transp., shopping. schools, the
ater.. Call MR.. REAVIS. RE. 1888;
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Installation At
lstCongregational

Next Tuesday evening, May 10,
at las, the Rev Chas. II, Meeker
will be formerly installed as pastor
OF the First Congregational
Church. Pastors and delegates
from sixteen member churches
forming the Southeast Coast Asso-
cation Of Congregational Christian
Churches will make up the install
Ing council
The Rev. Rankin L. Shrewsbury
of The Union Congregational
Church of Halandale is Moderator
of the Association and will be in
charge of the service. The Rev
Herbert A. Studebaker of the First
Congregational Church of Lake
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Woman's Missionary Union
Holds District Rally

Woman's Missionary Union, 9th
District of the Miami Baptist Asso-
citation, held their spring District
Rally, on the evening of May End,
at the Cuban Baptist Mission on
Watson street, with Mrs. Daniel B.
Sharp presiding.
A Stewardship Program was pre-
scented by women of the First Bap-
fist Church, PeineiaHa Baptist
Church, Peineiana Baptist church,
and the Cuban Baptist Mission that
comprises the 9Th Assoeiatienal
District.
The meeting was attended by
some SO women and girls, and the
following program was presented:
Call to Worship:
Hymn: "All Hail the Power.
w. nj. U. Watchword in Unison
'Laborers Together with Cod.
Responsive Reading-l22 psalm
Prayer for the Missionaries
Mrs. Joe Sands (Poinciana Baptist
Church,.
Devotional: Mrs. M. J. Wilder
Sr. First Baptist church,.
Welcome:-Mrs. Ismael Negrir
Cuban Baptist Mission).
Special Music: Mrs. j. l.. Ivey
and Ethel Hopper (Poin. Baptist
church,.
Stewardship Message: Mrs. Sa-
die Shauf field worker, Winston
Salem, North tCarelina).
0ffertery: (benefit of American
Baptist Seminary for Negro
Preachers, Nashville, Tenn
After the program a brief bust
ness session was called and Mrs
Leona Collins was elected as q
member of the nominating com
mittee from this district.
A joint Community Missions
Committee was established as fol
lows: Mrs. Lois Eden, Mrs. Daniel
Sharp, Mrs. Harold H. Link, Mrs
Ethel Hopper. Mrs. Ismael Ne.
grin.
The first joint project planned by
this committee was soap shower
for the Baptist Children's home in
Jacksonville during the month Of
May and the same kind of shower
for the Baptist 0rphanges in Lake.
land, for the month of June. These
packages will be mailed the Bird
Monday of May and June respec'
lively.
The meeting was adjourned with
prayer by Mrs. Orlando Esquinal
do.
Light refreshments were served
buffet style. from beautifully dec.
Grated tables. The centerpieces
were of phlox, Queen Anne's lace
and Ivy, with tall white candles on
either side.
Ice cream and fancy cakes were
served by Mrs = Is a. Phelan and
Mrs. Ethel Calzadilla while Mrs.
Orlando Esquinaldo and Mrs. The
resa Alea presided at the punch
bowl.
The profusion of summer flow
ers which weer used in all the de-
corations were presented by Mrs
Ida Gates.
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o The EprcopaC hurch,w
aher wh vas o
d now directing a o a
pale hurchvh in OF
aneea and fnso Of the Book o. Common Prayer
nNnafW and Wscn
Of his
Of andd
/ a a hap
and the of lie for oneye
o the is the
o bNe so You Are An OF
the ha him nrolgo ndp
and at the of
held in L gland October
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STONE CHURCH
PROGRAM

On Sunday morning the Old
Stone church will have as its guest
speaker DR.. S. A. Neblett.
DR.. Neblett was for many years
a missionary to Cuba. He is the
father of Commander william Neb-
lett of Key West. AS a part of
the service, DR.. Neblett will dedi-
cate in baptism his great-grandsen
Scott Coleman Youmans, infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Yeumans
of this city.
DR.. Neblett viii be speaking of
the work of Christian missions in
Cuba. 1t was in 1902 that he first
went to Cuba to spend as years as
missionary there. When the Gu.
ban mission was opened years
prior to that date by the late Bish-
op Warren A. Gambler. the Metho-
dist Churches of Key West helped
by giving liberal offering to the
bishop. Key West gave one of her
own sons. the late Mr.. Hubert Ba.
ker, to help establish that work
For the past several months the
Old Stone church has set aside the
communion offering to help the
churches in Cuba. When DR.. Neb.
lett speaks it will be as the mother
church hearing from her children
in the faith.
At the evening service the pastor
will speak on the topic Gods Ora,
ci0us Gift of Motherhood.
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Episcopal Leaders
Hold Convention
ORLANDO SITE FOR
GOTH MEETING OF
SOUTH FLA. DIOCESE

The 30th annual convention of
the Episcopal Diocese of South
Fla. land the annual meeting of its
Woman's Auxiliary were held in
Orlando, Fla. on April 20, 30. and
May /.
The Right Reverend Henry /.
Louttit, Bishop of the Diocese, de
liveerd the opening address at the
Cathedral of St. Luke.
He reported on the progress of
the church in the diocese during
the past thirty years. The report
included an announcement of the
1l3 congregations in South Florida
"a self.supporting parishes, So or
ganlzed missions. and 10 unorgan-
lied missions. These are served by
two bishops. 81 priests, and four
deaConS.
Touching on activities of the Or
lando parish, Bishop Louttlt paus-
ed TO honor the Very Reverend
Melville +. Johnson, Dean OF the
Cathedral, whose resignation be-.
comes effective thus month.
'Well-known and beloved thru
out the diocese. Dean johnson is
beyond doubt the best known and
beloved citizen of Orlando Bish-
OPP Louttit said lie has been
named Dean Emeritus by the
bishop and the chapter
A highlight of the con1 eutlan was
the address by the Rev. Charles
II, Long. Jr.. on We'd April 90
The 3oyear old priest Is assistant
secretary IN the overseas depart
meni of the National Council. lie
Was clerical deputy from the do
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Musk oxen produce wool as wen
as beef.
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There are more than $4,000
known diseases of plants.
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Worth will deliver the sermon.
Father John Armfield of st. Paul
Episcopal Church as president of
the local Ministerial Association
will bring a salutation from that
body. A salutation from the State
Conference vii be presented by
the Rev. John E. Pickens, Lake
Byrd Lodge, Avon Park, formerly
pastor at Poineiana and of the Key
West Church. The Rev. Percy v.
Dave of the Plantation Community
Church, Fort Lauderdale will read
the Scripture lesson. The choir un-
der the direction of Gerald Saun-
derS with Mrs. Paul Archer at the
organ will sing THE Lord is My
Light" by Walter. The installing
prayer will be voiced by the Rev.
John Lawrence Yenches, The
Church-By- The-Sea, Miami Beach.
Other parts will include the
charge to the minister. by the Rev.
Joseph B. Calhoun of the Union
Congregational Church, West Palm
Beach; the right hand Of fellow
ship by the Rev. R. Wiley Scott,
Miami Beach Community Church;
charge to the church, the Rev.
Frank B. McDuffey, North Miami
Community Church, who served
the Key West Church for a short
time
The installation service will be
proceeded by a fellowship supper at
60 sponsored by the Woman's
Auxiliary. All are welcome to at
tend the service.
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Saturday, May 10, 1882
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Woman's Missionary Union, 9th 4
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| be made alive" furnishes the
Golden Text.
Selections from the Bible include
the following from II Peter (1:2):
"Grace and peace be multiplied
unto you through the knowledge of
God, and of Jesus our Lord
Correlative passages from "Sci-
ence and Health with Key to the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy
include: "When speaking of God S
children, not the children of men,
Jesus said, The kingdom of God is
within you;' that is, Truth of Love
reign in the real man. showing that
man in Gods image is unfallen and
eternal" Up. 476).
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ecse of Shanghai and the youngest
member Of the House of Deputies
at the 1949 General Convention of
the Church.
Following the address by FIR.
Long. a reception for delegates and
visitors was held in the Parish
house The Womans Auxiliary of
ST Luke S athedral we're hostesses.
Business sessions of the conven-
ton weer held in the Sky Room of
the Angebilt Hotel and the Wo-
mans Auxiliary business sessions
were held In the East Lounge of
the San Juan Hotel
Those attending from Key West
were the Rev. and Mrs. John S.
ArmiIeld, Mrs. Hilda Sands. Miss
Marguerite Hilton, Mrs. Joseph
Ladd, Miss Barbara Laid. MIR. and
AIRS Eric Curry, Mrs. Meryin Rus.
sell Mr. and Mrs Clarence Ais
house. Mrs. /. Allen, Genie Allen.
Mrs Glenn West 1T. Commander
T. $ GODDARD, and Mrs Gloriana
Bayiey.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-10

Some scientists think Of the
world as three penlnsulas radia-
ting from the central Asiatie land
mass; /. the Americas, 2. Europe
and Africa and 3, the drowned
peninsula" of islands which term
mate in Australia.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-10
Christian Science
Society Subject

The contrast between Adam, or
mortal man, and the spiritual. or
real man, created in the image
and likeness of God, is made in
the Lesson-Sermon to be read in
the Church of Christ, Scientist,
next Sunday. adam and Fallen
Man" is the subject.
Paul's statement to the Cerinthi-
ans Il Cor. Is: 22): LAS in Adam
all die, even so in Christ shall all
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-08
WOODENHAWK
By Mrs. Palmer LaFe
Phone Greenwood 1888

Callers on Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer
Lare, on Sunday, were Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Willin, of Sharptown, Mr..
Harvey Willin and son, Mr.
Thomas Willin, of fredericksburg,
and Mr.. Johnny Taylor, of Whining
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cannon
and daughter were evening callers
MIR. Lester ZOtt and son Leonard
have been confined to their home
this past week, with the mumps
Their many friends wish them a
speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Bennett and
two children, of Milford. were Sun
day afternoon callers at the home
OF her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Cannon.
Miss Bernise Lare was all over
night guest of Miss Virginia Lee
Robinson, on Tuesday and Wednes-
dav.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tidy were
Friday evening callers on Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Carroll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wink and
daughter entertained Mr.. Bobby
COrdory, Of fredericksburg and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Carroll and daught-
er Pam, on Monday evening.
Mr.. anG Mrs. Fred Vincent enter
tanned on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Vincent. Of Andrewsville, Mr..
and Mrs. Hrgh Martin, of Trinity,
and Mr.. L. Classon, of near Denton.
Mr. Fred Vincent is improving very
RAPIDLY now.