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wish to thank the many friends
who symphatized with us during
the illness and death of our
mother who departed this life
June Is, 1853, ! am. at SWANS
boro, Ga. at the home of her son,
Mr.. Amos Allen, with her
daughter, Mrs. Mary Francis
White at the bed side. We want
to thank the churches, clubs and
friends of Miami for their letters,
kilograms and coincidence and to
the churches, clubs, friends and
pactor, Rev. McGregor of SWANS
boro, Ga. Many thanks 60 out to
them for letters, telegram and
condolences and to the H. D.
Dudley Funeral Home of Dublin,
Ga. most sincere thanks and
gratitude of appreciation. She
leaves to mourn her loss three
daughters, Mrs. Mary Francis
White, Miami; Mrs. Susie Charles
ton, Midwife, Ga; one brother
Rev. L. Halder, Dublin, Ga; one
son, Mr.. Amos Allen, SWANS
boro, Ga; IA grand children, one
great grand children, one
daughter-in-law, two sons-in-law
a host of nieceS and nephews and
other Borrowing friends.
Sleep but not dead. Gone but
not forgotten.
Sleep on and take your rest, we
love you but Jesus loves you best
Laid to rest in Dublin, Ga,
The Family
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KELLY'S CHAPEL

The pastor and congregation
are inviting all friends to worship
with us Sunday in our regular
services at IL am. and 1880 pm.
in the Liberty Square auditorium.
The pastor will deliver special
sermons.
Sunday School will be held at
Gas am. Members, please come
on time.
All of the women of the church
are invited to attend a meeting of
the Woman's Society of Christian
Service Tuesday, July %, 800
pm. at the home of Mrs. L. w.
Mitchell.
Members and friends are urged
to support a program which will
be held at our church, NV. 18th
ave. and list ST., Thursday, July
80, 800 pm. Rev. Tarpley, pastor
of New Mt. Calvary Baptist
church, will be the speaker and
his congregation will render SER
vice. A very heart warming pro-
gram has been arranged by Mrs.
Henrietta Clarke. Refreshments,
including dinners will be sold on
the grounds.
Rev. E. w. Newman, pastor ~
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The contest sponsored by the
Home Mission Society was quite
a success. Four of our little girls
participated, namely, Miss Bev-
erly Baker, Miss Alfredo Gray,
Miss Nettie L. Watt and Miss
Christine Trippi. Miss Tucker
raised the highest amount and
was crwned miss Mt. Calvary"
Sunday School met at $50 am.
and was well attended. At the IL
o'clock service Bro. Pickett was
the speaker. He gave us touch
ing message from Revelation 6:1,
subject, "a Conquering Saviour"
Our pastor, Hev. E. M. Thomas,
delivered a stirring message dur
ing the evening service from st.
Luke 1915. Among the visitors
was Rev. Taylor.
We thank all our visitors. You
are always welcome at Mt. CAL
vary.
Rev. E. M. Thomas, pastor.
Mrs B. M. Kendrick, reporter
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ST. LUKE BAPTIST

Sunday School met at $50 am.
under the direction of our Supt.
Bro. James Cauley. At the 11:OO
am. service our pastor, Rev. P.
w. Williams, delivered a power
full message from St. John 1921.
subject, "Inquiring Greeks" AT
3 pm. the City Wide Mission had
a very interesting meeting.
BTU met at $50 pm. under the
direction of Mrs. Claudia Cheeks.
At the z pm service, Rev. P. w.
Williams delivered another pow
erful message that was full of
information and inspiration.
The public is welcome to wor-
ship with us at st. Luke, 1909
NV 9Th ave.
Rev. p. w. Williams, pastor
Mrs. E. Davis, reporter
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DEATHS

Mr.. Carnell Davis of 1926 w.
9th court, Hialeah, was found
dead near his residence on Friday
July II.
Mr.. Davis, who was a veteran
of World War I, had no immedi-
ate survivors. Services were con-
Quoted on Wednesday, July %,
and interment was held in Lin
coin Memorial cemetery. Range
Funeral home of Liberty City was
in charge of arrangements.
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IN MEMORIAM

In sad but loving memory of
our dear mother who departed
his life July Is, 1852.
We sat by your bedside mother
and watched your life depart, and
when we saw that you had pass
ed, it nearly broke our hearts.
Although your soul is now at
rest, and free from care and pain
the world would seem like heaven
if we could have you back again.
Sadly missed 10y your children.
Viola Byrd
Mary Lou Bentley
Robert Edward Williams
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FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST

Sunday School was opened at
the usual hour by the Superin-
tendent, Deacon J. Ross. The IL
am. devotion was conducted by
Deacon J. Ross and Deacon J.
Butler. Song services were con-
Quoted by the Junior choir. The
pastor preached a stirring sermon
from st. John 1919.
The BTU had its program at
$50 pm. The devotion at 7:30
pm. was conducted by Deacon
J. White and Bro. Davis. The
pastor brought us a stirring mes
sage from Psalm 46:1, God is
our refuge and strength, very
present help in trouble" His sub
ject was, MAN is only safe in
God"
We were blessed to have five
members connected to the church.
The song service was conducted
by the No. ! choir.
Rev. c. J. Burney, pastor
Sister c. Wilson, reporter
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
SALTERS CHAPEL AME

Sunday School met promptly at
$50 am. with Supt. Earl F.
Glenn presiding. The pastor, Rev.
r. H. Johnson, filled the pulpit
at the IL o'clock service. His text
was taken from John l4:6, sub
ject, Jesus the Only Way"
The ACE League met at pm.
The evening service at 7:45 was
very spirituaR Rev. Johnson again
filled the pulpit. His subject was
who Shall be Able to Stand?"
taken from Revelation GIT. One
member was added to our fold
Mrs. Christine Hammock, a re-
cent bride of one of our most
faithful young men and officers,
Bro. Earl Hammock, recently ap-
pointed leader of Class No. of
the church. We feel that our
church is growing in both spirit
and strength.
All officers and members are
asked to make it a must to be
present on Tuesday night, July
% for official board. This is very
important meeting for each in
dividual officer and member.
Please be present 8 pm.
We very proudly boast of being
the winner of the contest during
our District Sunday School Con-
vention which in Goulds with
J. B. Blackwell. presiding elder.
Rev. Gillian, host pastor; DR..
On Sunday, July rs, the contest
between the Senior Stewards and
the Trustees win close. The
Stewards are sponsoring Miss
Annie Lee Johnson; the Trustees,
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TEMPLE BAPTIST

The Rev. Ernest HutcheSon,
district missionary of Atlantic
Coast Association and Missionary
to the Bahamas for Florida State
Baptist Convention, will preach
at Temple on Sunday at IL am.
The public is invited to this and
other services. Hear this young
man.
Attend our Sunday School,
Training Union and evening wor-
shi0.
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ST. PAUL AME

Sunday, July 10, was another
outstanding day at st. Paul. Rev.
r. E. Lamb of Jacksonville,
preached for the evening service.
At the close, Rev. Blaine, visit
ing ministers, choirs, ushers and
members, went to St. James
AME Church at Liberty City to
assist them in their Mems Day
drive
Two new clubs have been or
gained: the r. J. Blaine Club,
Mrs. Alma Albury, president and
the Excelsior Club, Mrs. I. J.
Cook, president. The Excelsiors
will have their first meeting Fri
day, July "a.
Miss Carrie Johnson reports
that the Junior Choir is making
splendid progress and will be
heard soon.
UsherS' Board No. 2 invites you
to attend their 10Th anniversary
program Sunday, July rs at 3 pm.
We are asking the members of
st. Paul to help us build a better
ACE League.
Visitors are always welcome at
st. Paul.
Rev. R. J. Blaine, pastor
M. D. Braynon. renorter
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CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late,
MRS. EVA YOUNG MCCONNELL
take this method of thanking those
who were so kind during their
hour of bereavement. Special
thanks to the many friends, pastor
and members Of Kelly's Chapel
Methodist Church, White and
joins Funeral Home, Gainesville,
Fla, Francis Funeral Home. We
are most grateful to those who
sent cards, kilograms and floral
pieces.
The Family
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CardS---Me1r1OYials
CARD OF THANKS

The family of Mrs. Charlotte
Saunders who died in Jackson
Memorial hospital June 90, wish
to thank the many friends for
kindnesses rendered. Special
thanks to Rev. N. F. Clark and
Francis Funeral home.
Rev. and Mrs. Balm
and Family
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Attention

The Heavenly Gospel Singers
will appear in a program at New
Bethel Baptist Church, Liberty
City, Sunday. evening at $3.50. The
public is invited.
Rev. c.. G.. Jones, pastor
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CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late,
MRS. MARGARET PARKS
BROWN
who died on July II, 1858, wish
to thank their many friends and
neighbors for cards, kilograms,
florals and other tokens of SYM
pathy. We do especially thank
Range Funeral Homes excellent
service. Last but not least, we
humbly thank the Rev. o. w.
Foster.
The Family
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GREATER BETHEL AME

Services at Greater Bethel on
Sunday, July 10 were up to the
usual standard.
Sunday school was called to
order at $50 by the Supt. The
lesson was beautifully taught on
the various classes and reviewed
by the pastor. A large delegation
from the Sunday School was in
Goulds attending the Miami dis
trict convention of the Sunday
School, ACE League and Mission
airy Society.
Morning worship at IL o'clock
was we'll attended. Choir No. l
rendered the. musical selections.
Rev. E. j. Madison of Lake City
delivered the morning message.
At 2 pm. the pastor, officers,
accompanied by Usher Board No.
3 and the gospel choir motored to
Goulds where Rev. Ball was Stat
ed to preach at the 3 o'clock SER
vice. His message set the hearts
of his hearers on fire and gave
them spiritual food for thought.
The largest collection of the en-
tire session was raised at this
service.
AZ 9 pm. the usher board con-
Quoted the ACE League and gave
a stimulating program.
Each Sunday one of the vari-
Gus boards of the church is in
charge of the league. This has
done mucl to arouse interest ard
encourage attendance.
A: the 7;30 worship choir No.
2 rendered song service. The
youths club sponsored by Miss
Giles, featured the junior choir
of Ebenezer M. E. Church in a
songfest that was thoroughly en-
joyed by those in attendance.
The pastor and delegates re-
ported a highly successful con-
vention with Greater Bethel
winning quite a few honors in
talent participation.
The ladies trustee auxiliary is
sponsoring a rally to terminate
August 9, the ladies are asking
the all out support of the boards
and members to make their rally
success.
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear
father,
HENRY LEWIS REEVES
who departed this life July %,
1922.
Gone but not forgotten.
May he rest in peace.
The Family
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ASTHMA"(OuGHS

DON'T let dlncult breathing, coughing
and wheezing. due to recurring spasms Of
Bronchial Asthma or simple Brunchfkia
ruin your sleep and energy without trying
MENDACO. Works through your blood 70
help loosen and remove thick, straugling
mucous. Thus usually allays coughing which
permits freer breathing and sourfsr aaaen.
Get MENDACO under money back quar-
sntee ct druggists.
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The family of the late,
MR.. EZEKIEL FORD

MR.. EZEKIEL FORD
take this method of expressing
their thanks to the many friends
and neighbors for cards, flowers,
condolences, kilograms. Thanks to
the pastor, Rev. w. F. Ball, of
Greater Bethel AME Church and
the officers and members for all
the kindneSseS shown to us in the
time of our sorrow. Special thanks
to No. 2 Usher Board which went
with me all the way to the end;
also No. 3 Ushers Board and the
Joint Ushers for all their kind
ness.
Thanks to Rev. T. Johnson,
pastor of St. John Institutional
Baptist Church and the officers
and members, the DeaconeSs
Board, the Missionary Society and
Pastors Aid Club; the Improved
PallbearerS' Lodge and Seminole
No. 333, and the Past Matron
Council. Many thanks to all.
Mrs. Rebecca Ford, wife
Mr.. Jefferson Ford, son
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CARD OF THANKS

Il would rather be a doorkeep-
er in the house of the Lord, than
to dwell in the tents of wicked
ness"
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FIRST UNITARIAN

DR.. Lester Stephner, Miami
Beach pSychoanalyst, will serve as
discussion leader following the
film "Over Dependency" loaned
by the Mental Health Society
which will be shown at the Miami
Community Forum, sponsored by
and held at the First Unitarian
Church, Dixie Highway at SW
29th Road on Wednesday, July 20
8 pm.
The film portrays the story OF
a young artist who uses illness as
an escape from responsibility, his
recognition of this fact, and his
attempt to do something about it.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Bunche Park

A church with program. A min
lister with a message. Rev. w. J
Macon, minister.
nn1am - CAanns3nA
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Miss Inez Mcpherson. The win
ner will be crowned Miss Sal
ter's Chapel" We are asking all
interested persons to please help
us to make this great occasion.
Thank you.
Rev. r. H. Johnson, pastor
Mrs. c. L. Glenn, reporter
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CUIII6 OUT anu II9Oy WOrShlp
ping with US. You are Away
welcome.
Rev. ]. B. Woodley, pastor
Mrs. Mildred Gibson, Rep.
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T. MATTHEW BAPTIST

Rev. N. F. Clark. pastor
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TRINITY G: M. E. CHURCH
ZUd4 NV. 9th Court
Rev. N. Martin, pastor
ST. MATTHEW'S
FREEWILL BAPTIST

40S NV. 21st Street
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I)iIIwyr.

Mrs. John Aeee has been sick
Thelma MaXey spent last week
with MI and Mrs Charlie Steea..
Of Hatton and Diana Steear. Or
Haitian. is spending this week
with Thelma.
Ballard MaXey Of Richmond.
visited in the home Of his broth
or, Allen MaHey during the week
end
MIR and Ms chaHIc stegar
and daughter Of haitian spent q
Gay recently in the horne Of Allen
MaXey. They also visited Mrs
Betty Ayers ana daughter
Miss Clarissa MaNey. Of Rich
mond, is spending this week with
her parents.
Walker Bryant and two chill
dren Of Baltimore. spent a dar
recently in the home Of his broth
e., Jimmy Bryant. Nh Salmon. Of
Lynchbura visited in the same
home. also
Mrs. Pete Moss. Of Richmond
pent the week end in the home OF
her mother. Mrs. LYDIA Ayers
MI and Mrs John Shumaker
are visiting her children in Rich
mond, this week.
Mr. and Mrs Ben Pandlet0n
left Monday for West Virginia.
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Senator Robertson
Congress Making Valiant Effort To
Reduce Spending, Balance Budget

eminent when 7 entered the
House in 1888.
AS l previously pointed out III
these columns, there never was
any hope Of balancing the budget
in the new fiscal year starting
this week unless we We're willing
TO make radical reductions III our
defense program. President Essen
hoWer's revised budget recognized
that there would be a deficit Of
more than sc billion even though
his proposals involve a cut III
funds for the Air Force which
many persons fear may be dan
gerous in view OF our dependence
/ upon air power not only to deter
a Russian attack but to defend
our metropolitan areas If war
should come.
The cuts which We have made
N the domestic spending bills
were not easy because. although
tiitl ( lids DttIl ii StlieIdl QUERY
for cutting Federal spending. we
found little agreement on where
the cuts should be made. I. for
example have received approXi-
mately six times as many letters
, and kilograms asking me to in
crease appropriations as l have
received asking me to reduce
them. A majority Of those Who
favored reductions did not specify
where they should be made but
many of the requests for increases
came from substantial business
and professional men who often
said they believed in economy
but not in the case Of an activity
or program which they had per-
sonally observed and believed was
/ valuable
1t is, Of course, particularly hard
to turn down requests for funds
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Mt. Zion

Oak Grove Chapel near MI.
Zion will start its revival services
Sunday, July Il with all day SER
wees and dinner on the grounds
Rev Joe Johnson VIII preach in
The morning ana Rev T P. Reyn-
olds III afternoon Mr.. Reynolds
viii continue through the week
Mrs Omar Bail. Of Columbia
save her husband a birthday par
" last week Many friends We're
present
The leading tenor in the Camp
Pickett Choraliers was at church
Sunday and sang IL the choir and
vas the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Lyon Clarke.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Raber and
family. Mr. and MIS-. Jnlian An
derson and Andy. were callers on
Misses Mary and Louise Anderson
Choir practice was held at Mrs
John Phillips home. She had
other guests, Linwood Phillips, Of
Richmond. and Mrs Hitter Of
Bremo DarWood Phillips IS spend
ing the summer with her
Geor.e Newton. father OF Mrs.
Robert Lee Hudgins, is very i'll
The Mt Zion junior choir met
with Mrs. Hamilton Martin.
Harry Mann gave a buffet din
ner in his trailer Friday night H
IS a gracious host and served a
veil cooked meal6 ending The eve
nng with beautiful violin music.
those present were Nh ana Mrs
VILE Childress. Mr.. and MS.
Kramer Anderson. Mr.. and Aa's.
Harry March. MIS-. Preston Merit
and Freddie Merit Mr.. and Mrs
T. b. Anderson and r B. Ander-
son Jr Nh ana Mrs M K Da-
Wis
Luther Anderson, Harry Mann
Howard Toney Mr.. and Mrs, Jul
ian Anderson and Andy Miss
Mary Anderson visited MI anc
Mrs. NJ K. Davis recently
Mrs. Kramer Anderson ans
MISS Mary Anderson drive 4,
FarmVlle every morning to attenc
the summer school at LongWooc
college
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Rallsorls

MI and Mrs Q H Simon, OF
Dansville N a.. and Frederick
Simon. OF PreSqys Isle. Me, visit
I'd Mr.. and Mry Frank Derren-
oacker. during the week end They
are also visiting III the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dunevant
at Knoxville.
Mr and Mrs. Edwin Pankey.
daughter and son of Richmond
visited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
q. II Pankey and aunt, Mrs
Grace Nuckols. here recently
Miss Aileen LiPhtfoot. Of Farm
Vile, spent the week end with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs j. c. Light
foot
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Emert and
Phil visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Gordon Snoddy, over the
week end Mi. and Mrs. ElWood
SnoGdy and son visited in the
same home
Nh and Mrs. Charles Amos Of
Diana Mills, recently visited Mr.
ana Mrs z II Gary and Mr.. and
MRS CARLYLE Snoddy
MI and Mrs Carlyle Snoddy,
Jr and children of Richmond
are visiting his parents for a week.
Frederick and Steve Derren-
backs are spending this week with
their Grandmother, Mrs. L. b
station. at Scottsville.
George Newton is very i'll All
Of his children are at his bedside
except Mrs Joe Davis and family.
of Los Angeles Clafi They have
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gress has been made toward cut
ting Federal spending and APP
preaching balanced budget
We still have to take up the
bills for the Department of De-
Tense and the Mutual Security
program. which have not yet been
acted up by the House. I antici-
pate that Foreign Aid will be cut
below the President request and
the difference may BE added to
the Air Force budget. Practically
all the domestic spending bills
have now been passed OF are near
ing final action.
On these bills the Senate has
approved an average of approx
mately ten per cent less than was
recommended by President Tru-
man and about As per cent less
than was proposed by President
Eisenhower's revised budget.
Thls result may be diSappoint-
nag to those who expected a
miraculous return 10 pre- World
War II spending levels, but it is
about in line with the predictions
made by those who realized that
all but II per cent of the total
budget proposed by President
Truman was for national defense
liked charges such as interest on
the national debt or other firm
oollsations such as for veterans
pensions. The pension item alone
exceeds the entire cost of the Gov
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rad Dunkum spent a Sunday in
Richmond recently They were
guests Of Mr. and Mrs H L, Har-
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for such obviously needed and
valuable things as heart and
cancer studies and other medica.
research or for the carrying out CT
promises Of Federal and tor hospi-
tails and highways on which States
have relied and already have
made their own funds available
Our Appropriations Committee
was forced TO take a hard-boiled
attitude because we recognized
the absolute necessity for a grad
ual reduction in Federal spending
and it was only in rare cases that
We agreed TO go above the amounts
approved by the House one sucn
exception was the hospital con-
Struction program foI which we
allowed the $50 000,O00 recon-
mended by President Eisenhower
as compared with the $4,000 .000
approved by the House and the
5000 600 urged BY local officials
and medical groups We felt VIC
should go that far TO carry out
moral commitments which aheady
had been made but / suggested
language for our Committee Re
port warning administrators OF
this program that they should not
IN the future encourage the start
ing OF Halliburton fund hospitals
unless the Congress- had approved
enough money to see them
through to completion.
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received word that she was on
the way
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Derren-
hacker and sons and Mrs Con-
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The Senate re-
sorted TO night SEES
sions last week to
speed a c tion On
major appropria :
ton bills and we
are now reaching
the point where we
can see what pro-
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and cues, went to Horsepan Lake
fol 4 picnic.
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Temple Cooke ana Mr. and Ms.
j. e. Locknalne.
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Business & Industry
Investors Mutual, Inc.
Announces Dividend

Directors Of Investors Mutual,
Inc: LARGEST mutual fund affiliate
MANAGED by Intcstors Diversified
Services Inc has voted quart
erly dividends Of lie cents per
share payable July y TO share
holders Of record. June 30. it was
announced by H K Bradford,
president. The entire distribution
Is derived from net investment in
come
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TRY \ HERALD WANT AD
Seward seaport record., 1953-09-25
Cancer Drive Opens Here October IS

ITS LATER THAN YOU THINK! This is serious business. It may concern you. Yes-itS the Cancer Drive-and it is be- ing given impetus by the Sew ard Woman's Club.
 Remember, the best defense against cancer lies in everyone having periodic thorough physi- cal examinations.
 It is silly to think you have cancer, but it's smart to make sure you don't. Help speed this drive on it's way. Contribute to the Cancer Drive when the ap- peal comes to you.
 Official opening date for the local Cancer drive is Thursday, October Is, when literature will be inclosed with electric bills as was done last year.
 The drive is sponsored by Seward Woman's Club again this year and they hope that the same splendid response will be given as in the past.