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ROOMS WITH BOARD

2624 WOODLEY PL. N.W.-Young
SIS wkiy. Ap: 4-0944. is
1885 N ST. N;W:-For refined young
people, excellent home cooked food.
Friendly atmosphere ideal location
LARGE DOUBLE RM. and breakfast
for > Southern home, friendly at
mos Good tranSp. RA. 6-392S. -12
FOR Refined elderly lady, nice
room, excel. meals; in small guest
home. No smoking. EN-. 3-4677.
14Ol 18th N.w.-Lge. outside rms,
newly dec: selected menu; switch
board. Ideal location. -15
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM for
gentleman. private bath; excellent
home cooking; private detached
home. 1411 Kennedy st. NV. 1S"
4011 9th ST. N.W.-Large rm. with
Slde aeh: porch; gentleman; good transD.
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
231O AsHMEAD PL. NV.
Double. and single rms, some with
private bath. American plan, excel.
meals; home atmosphere. HO. 2-3566
WESLEY HALL
1925 21st ST. NV, HU. 3-3624
40 residence halls catering to young
men and women. Running water.
Daily maid service. Bendix washers.
Selective restaurant-style menu.
Recreation room, Free dances,
movies and TV.
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Lumber 1-1200
OPEN SAT.-OPEN SUN.
FREE DELIVERY

Robby's Big Spring Sale
ST studs. S9co each; loft; studs,
sheathins, 1oc bd.. it,; Ike furring
&c it.; paneling, lac bd. it. and up
l3-in. drv pine shelving, 15c #.
lX4 dry attic 4ooring, 4I2c lin. IT.
Aft redwood pickets, zoe each
AKA 5-ft. dry fence post, 79c each
2x2 SIT. 35c each; AXIS plywood
S4.25; AXIS insulating wallboard
$l.lS each; AXIS 14-inch Masonite
S3.s5: 4x6 sheetrock, S1;2O each
washable, scrubbable ceiling tile
l2xI2, l6x16 or 16x32. $7.04 box
fibre glass insulation, S4.95 roll
outside white paint, $3.50 gal.
Thoroseal guaranteed waterproofing
5O-lb. bag. S5.40; new sash. man!
sizes, $3.50 each; doors; mouldings
siding; electric; plumbing; pipe
fittings bricks; cinder blocks; drair
tile; cement mortar; finish lime.
GARDEN SUPPLIES
Garden lime; garden hose, 1Oc It.
grass seed; post hole diggers; -garder
tools; finest topsoil. bu. for So
Free booklets on finishing atticS
recreation rooms, garages and adding
a room on your home. No down pay
ment, 80 mos. to pay. Now then-tr!
ROBINSON LUMBER co,
1899 Kenilworth Ave. NE.
LU. 1-l200. Free Delivery. Ia
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ANTIQUE Special

Pine sawbuck table with pair Of
benches Hutch chair and Hutch
bench, tilt-top tables. Lazy Susan.
harvest, round drop-leaf, some ex-
tension, 4 extra leaves, regular
drop-leaf tables in all woods, match
ing chairs. ladder back, with rush
seats, plankbottom saddle seat Win
fiddle. Tyre or Hitchcock backs; dry
sinks. some with high backs AND
copper lined. Hutch. Dutch. WeiSh
and corner cupboards, some with
butterfly shelves and spoon slots
glass or wood paneled doors. Chests,
poster beds, night tables, blanket
chests, wash stands. some with
marble; Pa. Dutch settle benches.
marble top tables, metal ice cream
or DRUGSTORE chairs. cooolerS
benches, wagon seat coffee tables.
Captains chairs, schoolmaSters desk.
pine bar stools. dough boxes, organ
stools, Pembroke end tables, Va.
Hunt board; deep walnut frames,
hanging, iron wall bracket and brass
ray lamps, glass or gingham shades.
old street lamps wired on old posts
for outdoor use. More than 300
pieces of furniture; big stock of
china, glass. etc. Extra special Pa
Dutch settle benches. natural wood,
ready for painting + sizes, $40 to
$40. Inspection invited. Sensible
Free delivery. Free parking. Wash,
ington's LargeSt Antique Dealer.
BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE. S21j
mn CLOSED SUNDAY.
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ROOMS WANTED

GOVERNMENT CONSULTANT desires
furnished room with bath, proximity
Mass. and Wis. aves.; occupancy
during week only. Box 1854, Star.
49,
convenient Ft. Belvoir bus. Call
King 9-63O0, Ext. 81, evenings; Ft.
Belvoir Ext. 2OI69. DAYS.
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

UNFURN. ROOMS for light house.
keeping; S35 mo. Also sleeping rms.
for men. GIG c st. ne -12
COLORED-TWO UNFURN. RMS
Quiet home. IL: 3-l69s:, IA
tractive rms; kit, share bath, utils.
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BILTMORE CLUB

AOONESS OF DISTINCTION
NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
Live on Embassy Row. 10 minis. from
downtown theaters and shopping
area: In q leisurely club atmosphere.
A club for young ladies and gentle
men, Daily, single rates as little aSS
weekly and monthly rates. B1LT-
MORE NOR occL5us, 1889 18th st. rS'' rsw''
COLORED-73o NEWTON PL. NV.
Nice comfortable rm. for emnpl,
COLORED-clifton st. opposite High
school; newly furn. light house
keeping rms, with porch EN-.
1890 or OIL. 2-5S67. -13
C9L0REDll12 III g. :t St - pE y; 1spgs Ls9Fs
heat and hot wtr'; $50 wk. or
S34 so mo. See Mrs. Hall in hsmt.
COGORED-Nice furnished room; all
Rrivilegessa 1863 Monroe st. n;W.
Coo1oRED 3o1ah Sherman ave.
NV. S37 mo-. children accepted.
Pr!yileEes. call RA. 6-14e@ or "a.
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Y44 wayne ave. JU. S-SUOS
WASHING MACHINES. S5 per mo-,
rent or buy. guar. DOWD,S, AL
Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 2-7300 IA
WASHING MACHINE, Easy. semiau-
tomato: excel cond.; sos, or best
WASHlNG MACHINES. new; no
money down. small monthly pay
ments. MR.. RICE, TIE. 6-4S65 after
woRnD Z P;ni BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA, i! ia5s.
Give YOUR child unlimited knowl-
ed, E, AGENCY; King 9-a07S: ~,
LEAVING WASHINGTON must sell
entire contents Of three-room
Georgetown apartment. Reasonable.
Call AID. 4-S416, Sat. and Sun. IA"
PAISLEY SHAWL. beautiful colors.
excellent condition. $1O0. IA.
AMERICAN RADIATOR BOILER and
oil burner and oil tank, compl.: will
heat Groom house. Al condition.
EFFiCiENCY Apr. furnishings. incl.
studio couch conv. into double or
twin beds. with storage space for
bedding; Governor Winthrop ma
hogany desk, solid mahogany drop
leaf table. Duncan Phyfe; chairs,
etc; No dealers. RE. 7-O5S5. Apt.
FRY RITE, never been used. SIS: Tu.
BENDTX DIAL-o-MAT1C, 1 year old.
excel: .cond.; moving, sac. $50. HE.
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PIPE, galv., oack. copper. cast iron;
cut-thread fixtures. BLOCKS, 3O56
NJ ST NV. NO 7.1s03. WA. 7-550l
PLUMBING SUPPLIES. new and used
sinks, toilet sets sol pipe. ACE
JUNK 60; 22a0 Georgia ave. NV.
RADIO EQUIPMENT - Meissner Ex-
VFO with power supply. Call LO.. =
1444. evenings. Ia
RANGES, used; good selec, DoWD's
441S Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 2-73O0.
RECORDERS-Webcor. Revere. VII.
cox-Gay; demonstrators, up to 40T
discount New tape, 40% discount
FIDELITY SOUND CO., 1929 l. St
NV, AID 4-6224.
REFRIGERATOR a GU. it.; iust
overhauled; $40. EN-. 2-1323.
REFRlGERATORS- per mo-. rent
or buy; guaranteed. DOWD'S, 44l
Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 2-7300. Ia
REFRiGERATORs. aseo taree assert.
l-year guarantee. Time payments
FREDERICKS 1905 l4th st. NV
REFRIGERATORS, gas. all sizes: In
stallation PEERLESS SALES CO.
1887 Ga ave DE 2-6566
REFRIGERATOR. GE 8 Gu. it.. dble..
dr.. freezer compart.; like new; cost
S14Q 05. will Sacrit TIA q-2G62.
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BEDROOM AND ALL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE BOUGHT

CALL UNTIL Z PM, EN-. 2-6677. Ia
BOOKS BOUGHT. anV quantity, ano
removed at our expense ALBION
BOOK SHOP 1853 Pa ave NV
ST 3-6t9S
DIAMONDS, gold. platinum ETC.,
MARKEL. 94O + street NV
DIAMOND JEWELRY OF any descrlp.
ton, gold ano silver, cash paid
ERNEST BuRK. 614 lH'h ct oW
DRILL PRESS and tiltarbor saw
wanted. Please write Box 1864,
FURNITURE-W Will buy entire con.
tents or odd pieces; also old china.
bric-a-brac Buying and selling for
IS ears HOPWOOD'S 9Th and
SITS NV, ME S-52S7
wanted today. large or
small amount good furniture. most
anything suitable good homes Also
need refrigerators. gas range and
good piano Call MIR GRADY MA
FURN.VBedrm. and liv. rm.: good
cond. Call 10. 9-9121 evenings.
FURNITURE Single pieces ana com.
plete household. etc. AID, 4-SS79:
Ewes and Sundays, Ii 6-25lS
GAS RANGES. furniture heaters.
refrigerators, stoves mattresses.
ACME STOVE CO. Ma. $685.
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GOLD
discarded ieweirY. WE nay cash
A. KAHN, INC
80 YEARS AT 935 ? ST. NV.
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-Four drawer. wood legal-size file
cabinets SI395: wood trans. files,
S175: wood clothes lockers g #.
by u in; BY l2 in; 3 doors per
section S3,95 per door Visit us
before buying new or used desks
file cabinets. etc. We can save you
money Free delivery NJ. FRANK
& SON IA 3rd st. NV. Elk.
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POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS

FEED. POULTRY SUPPLIES, baby
chicks. poults. and ducks JAMES
FEED STORE. 619 Z st. NV. ME.
2.O02O
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WASHERS

See our ad under APPLIANCES Of
SILVER SPRING GAS & ELEC. CO.
944 Wayne Ave. JU. S-S03S
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OFFICE FIJRNITURE

DESKS. TABLES. FILE CABINETS
BANK OF ENGLAND CHAIRS
LOCKERS. STEEL SHELVING, SPE-
CIAL PURCHASE. BANKS. INDUS
TRIAL FIRMS. TRADE-INS. RE
CONDITIONED, LIKE NEW. PRICEE
AT SAVINGS UP TO 50ec. 10000
SQUARE FEET FLOOR SPACE
UNLIMITED QUANTITIES. PRICES
ARE BORN HERE AND RAISED
AND PARKING.
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO.
639 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
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ANTIQUES

Furniture. silver. china, glass. fine
gold leaf mirrors, rare object dart
from q collection owned by a WELL
known family. Saturday and Sunday
10 to 6. 1853 N st. NV. lib
APPLIANCE SPECIAL-Fully guaran.
teed. Whirlpool washer. S3l9.95,
now S24Q. with suds miser: Black
stone dryer, S264 now SI75. Hot
5000 95. now S3f0. Many more. Cal
PETE at EN- 2-7300 or LO. 4-7n54
q to O. -l3
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LUMBER
Flooring. suitable for sub
flooring or flooring. $25 per NJ.
Also $4,000 IT. Of OAK
FLOORING, priced right to
move.
ACE WRECKING &
BUILDING MATERIAL co.
4OO2 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. 4-0500
MATTRESSES, twin-bed size. Beauty
rest. like new. JU. 1876. Ia
MATTRESSES. twin, inner spring and
coil springs; also l large round mir
ror ,JIJ 5-fi5S2
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PLANOS-Baldwin Acrosonic spine
and console models Desisned, bull
and guaranteed by Baldwin
Equipped with Baldwin patented
Ful-Blow action Wide variety cas-
'$ssIs EXcIusTvE aiE soSf' AT HUGO woRcB
925 G st NV
Established 1870
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MIScEL. WANTED Cont }
GUNS

WE WILL BUY ANY MAKE
SHOTGUNS-RIFLE
TOP PRICES PAID
ATLAS SPORTS STORE
927 D ST. NV.
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REFRIGERATORS
See our ad under APPLIANCES OF
this paper.
silver SPRING GAS & ELEC. CO
944 Wayne Ave. JU. S-S03S
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PAINT YOUR HOME WITH OUR HELP
Only S49.95 per coat land up). Let
us do the high dangerous painting
You do the rest under our super
vision. SAVE YOURSELF as much
as S275. For information. call Jerry
at WOLMAN'S DECORATING CO.
DU. 7-14S1; ewes. JU. 5-0lS7,
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apt. furn.; must sell
immed; very reaS. HO 2-6196
If no answer write Box 209-B. Star
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REFRIGERATOR SALE
S25 UP
Late models. Easy terms. Also rem
refrigerators. IS month. ALLISONS
2212 14th st. NV. AID. 4-42O6:
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUE CHINA, furniture. full con.
tents or odd pcs. refgrs., stoves.
wash. mach, rvs. Closed MONDAYS,
s e FURN, CO. 210 7th st ne.
IL R.nh2h
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OFFICE FTJRNTTTJRE

OFFICE FURNITURE SALE
Desks, files, tables, chairs; wholesale
or retail quantities. D. c. SURPLUS
SALES, 51l New Jersey ave, NV,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

OFFICE DESKS OF various types and
sizes: offered either as a group OF
individually. For additional infor-
Cn YNT ME Q.1ASO
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.ALL RENTS Reduced

large studio room, running water
gas stove, refrigerator. Was 81
per vk., now $3.50. Also single
Columbia I'd. NV. Ia
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LUMBER

1899 Kenilworth Ave. NE.
LU. 1-1200. Free Delivery. Ia
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

:, O.Fhko111ONEU
lecture frames, clocks, watches, 1urn.
china, silver, curios, etc. EN-
S-42O6; eyes,, OIL. 9-S557. Ia
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Home Repairs

Roofing. gutter. metal work. painting
window glazing, cementins; free
estimate. RA. 6-9169 -l2
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AIR-CONDITIONERS

Bee our ad under APPLIANCES of
this paper.
SILVER SPRING GAS g. ELEC. co.
q44 Wayne Ave. JU. S-S03S
Evening star., 1953-06-21


at India and found America. The experience has
become proverbiaI: we aim for the goose and hit
the gander.
The same thing happens with cheerful fire.
quency in daily life. A job is lost which. if it had
been taken. would have prevented the acceptance
of better one. The wrong book comes home
from the library and opens whole new field of
interest. know of a student in college who
wandered into the wrong classroom and became
so interested in the subject being discussed there
that he pursued it and made it his career. need
scarcely add that, being so absent minded, he
became famous professor.
Its better to wait and see what happens than
to be discouraged. It should take the edge off
disappointment to remember that half the things
that go wrong surprise Us by turning out all right.
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2hIzu


FISH-SHY. When we assigned photographer
Ray SolowinsEi to take the Fashion Find
photo on Page %, we knew there would be
problems. Fish won't pose. water sometimes
looks murky, and glass tanks often give off
awkward reflections. But Ray ran extensive
tests, after letting the water clear for week.
He even fed the fish to make them sleepy. All
was set when the three models reported for
work and were arranged along special scaf-
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e. i,ste,,dsd an Ode,
And II tssyss;d 70 q SOsnet.
AUSTIN DoBsoN

How often We intend one thing and it turns
II into another! There is joke in the Greek
Anthology about d man who invented stove
that didn't work but served excellently as wine
cooler in summer. The New England eccentric,
LORD" Timothy Dexter Of Newbmyport. Mass.
sent strange cargo Of warming pans to the West
Indies and made his fortune when the natives
discovered that the pans with their long handles,
were perfect for cooking in hot climate.
Centuries Of apparently wasted effort on the
part Of alchemists not only gave birth to chem
istry but also provided a rich storehouse Of sym
bols for philosophy and poetry Columbus aimed
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fold. Then came an unexpected hitch the
blonde 1eft, above) is scared of goldfish!
Every time she put her foot in the water, one
of them made for it - and out came the foot
As you can see, he eventually got his picture.
1t took patience.
TOO LATE. We've just heard about Civil
Defense test in western city in which Boy
Scouts impersonated wounded persons One
Scout was told to Lie on the ground and await
his rescuers = but the frst-aid people got
behind schedule and the Scout lay wounded
for several hours. When the rescuers finally
reached the spot, they found nothing but
penciled note: Have bled to death and gone
home" THE EDITORS
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MAKE A MISTAKE!
by Robert Hillyer
P..liessr Prise Poet

To err il human and sometimes it's
the hest thing that could happen to you
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Pressmen' Official
Will Be Honored

Alexander j. Rohan, recently
elected vice president of the In
ternational Printing Pressmen
and Assistants Union of North
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the National Labor Relations
Board and other Government
agencies.
Before coming to Washington
in 1888, he was employed with
the Turner Press, Yonkers, N. Y.
At one time, he was a delegate
to the Central Labor Council.
He assumed his present post last
September.
About $50 persons, including
newspaper publishers, CONNER
cial printers and employees of the
Government Printing Office and
the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing, are expected to attend
the dinner. The affair is spon-
sored by seven locals affiliated
with the international organiza-
ton.
The union was founded here
in 1889. Mr.. Rohan and his wife
and three children live at 3716
Shepherd street, Brentwood, Md.
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Moose Plan Benefit

Arlington Lodge No. 1915 of
the Loyal Order of Moose an
nounced yesterday that it would
sponsor a winter revue" vaude-
vile school at 8 pm. December
10 to raise funds for its chari-
table work. The show will be
held at the Westinghouse
High School Auditorium.
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A m e r i C a
(AFL), will be
honored at a
tie S tim o NAL
dinner Satur-
d ay in the
M a y fl % W e +
Hotel.
Mr.. Rohan
formerly was
a S p e c i a !
union repre-
sentative do
ing Ii on
work with the
Wage Stabili-
zation Board,
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News From Perrine
BY LEE JORDAN

nj Mora SsplS. C1urc1
Rev. y. {. E.oca-. paSE2-. Lad Il
spring services @o-EZ-.o-. S'1--
DAY T-s attendance x So6sy
School Eas -z-gS Ia s0oE
and 6eVo-io-z- sxEUs@S 80
Spiritually sst2S1.-
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GREATER BETHEL AME

S--5sy. NV. -. VII mark re
81 annual Wo-e1'S Day celeo-a-
non q ths Greater Bethel AME
Cnu-cA. This cay las become :
great GAY for rs since Dr. Bal
hzS been OH pastor Our general
chz.--s- Ms Jsns-1s Ec2so-- L
leading ne women OF SsthA .
1as mountain peak Of success q
1nis wuns-'s DAY. Sunday VII %
-he CAV ~hs1 history VII ~
-sSs II -As women q SS-As-
Or E-az SoszE- Sunday NOM
~ : Ms. Nz-ls Z Eu--a-. one
n ths public scaoo- teachers d
o-- county S.s VI deliver ne
1888 To-as Day address .
hundreds = Wa1S- IRON Al
wzs .. ~ :. Ss1hZ chEc--
~ co---eaS ara wC-Ag and
~ arranged program las
ban --za-e5 +o- ~ cay The
HUSH cIz-z.as- Mrs Chloe
SKss---g an Ms Leila Williams
a. b1y preparing to- Sunday
= --ScE zo5 literary l-o-
EE n SD1Ey 21g1- XII .
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z1- -1ss loo captains VII %
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Ms. Ca-ns -A-.oC- 1hs genera
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a.--c.az = 5e F-ElDgo Rom
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MT. CALVARY BAPTIST

Sunday School began a. $50
an and was well attended. Al
ne morning worship our pastor
Rev. Z II. Thomas, brought Us
: wonderful message. His sub
lee: was i Nus: Work While i
Is Day.
The Btu had : lively program
81 $50 pm. with our president
i charge A. Sunday evening
worship Bro. Pickett brought Us
: touching message from Gala
rians 60. which We al enjoyed.
The Rev. ". ?. Holloway from
Shiloh BaptiS1 Church in Wash
ngnn Park was pleasant visi-
.o-. You are welcome 70 worship
Z. Calvary.
The Ministers and Deacons
Union o. the FECA meets al Mt.
Calvary next Thursday night
trough Sunday.
Rev. Z N. Thomas, pastor
Mrs. B. " Kendrick. Rep.
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4 -S.Vz- = = -1C.EES Z:
Sweet Hone SzplS7 CcUch Rsv
King paS1-. Al ~ SCosy 81
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NOTICE

The Ushers' Union Association
will hold its monthly meeting for
November at Friendship Mission
srv Baptist Church, n. w. 9Th
Ave between 18Th and l4th StS-
Rev. c. j. Burney, pastor, ON
Sunday. Nov. % al 3 pm sharp
Contest between Friendship Sen
iors and the UsherS Association,
and Mt. Tabor Juniors his Is
Junior Day. All juniors as wen
as seniors are asked 10 be pres
ent on time. in winter uniforms
Mr.. David Hudson, Pres.
Mrs. Adele Bethel. Sec.
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Woman Doctor
Opens Office

d.. Cszsle Dean Slpsoc AZ
n0uncas The ooenlng n fire
for sae practise @ pedisrics Gt
as NV Sr6 ave LII. Sm5So-
graduated from George Wash
ing.on Carve High Sc1oo1 re-
ceived Al q 3. degree t7on Fisk
university am : nA6lcsl degree
from Neha-y Medical Collage
Al Nehar-y she was awarded me
Charles Nelso2 gold medal to- a.
taini-g 1hs hiEheSt average tc-
four gascS - 1e2lG-s s2c IL
c. & NaSoT -A--5 - - OK
Standing Stu6s-. II pe1zE1cs
d.. Simpson Cd = 1S-z----s Il
ts-1sa5D = Eo-E C Philips
hospital L 8 Louis III ans :
two year -es15socy u pa6is-lcs
a Hubbard Hospital - AE1z--E
Medical Co-lega- S1cs hs- "a
turn 70 Miami SIC Las been work
ing Il ths WG-Bahy Cir. =
tie Christian Hospital
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TRINITY CINE CHURCH

There will be an Old Folk Con-
oer, IN Friday night at the
church, 2Ol4 NV 5th court. You
Ill miss a treat if you fail to
come out and witness this at
cav There will be no admission
charges. this being the last week
and Sunday that our pastor, Rev.
y Martin, will be with us and
preach before leaving for the 9TH
Episcopal District Annual Con-
terence of the CINE Church that
will be in Orlando, Dec. 2-6.
Monday and Tuesday nights VIII
be appreciation nights for our
nsstor. The public is invited to
sttend these affairs. No admission
charge.
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TEMPLE BAPTIST

Sunday night the choir V-
soonsnr rs Fourth Sunday ITO
gram Special arrangements are
oaing made for the occasion. You
are invited 20 this and our otner
services.
On Monday evening Grace
Presbyterian Church, Rev. j.
Culne-, pastor. viii celebrate us
anniversary atTenple. The public
: invited.
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ST. MARY'S WESLEYAN

Last Sunday ended the cele-
b-z1:o1 c. OH Church.s S0th an
nive-Sz-y. which was celebrated
from Nov. i . Is. II spite OF
ne u-+zvo-shle weather whirh
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s2le-6i5 cooperation Of ou- mas
friends and members the daily
program was carried out Is
scheduled
The opez1ag night, Nov. II,
program was by ths trustees
which was tol Of intorms 49,
and in<pirs-ionsl; Z vas enjoyed
a. asv. / c. MickeaS Of Nj
Olive. Baptist Church was pres
ent but rain hanpered the COZ
Eragato1- Friday nigh. Rev. L
4. Thompson Of Temple BaplS
Church and his choir were wiki
Is and rendered : ve-y splendid
service which was enjoyed BY al
and asked fo- his return soo1-
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vas rendered by Al q the suN-
lanes q ~ church and close5
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anniversary celebration : sue
cess,
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month to district quarterly
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weS :. Trinity ". NJ Church
RT- c. u. Auen- pastor Al
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5sy Scaoo- ara invited - attend
Buses XII Leave Ihe church ~
an Sunday morning and -e-
-- after the nigh. service III
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Ey II 1s CHURCH, NJ. 4 BAN
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cav order u service - follows
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Class meeting Tuesday night.
Choir No. . Wednesday nignl
Choir No. Friday night.
Rev. Z. A. Gunner, pastor
Miss Julia Z. Smith, reporter
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