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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-27

getting hits out of 5 at bats, ard
coming in with A runs himself.
Close runner-up to Reed was
ODER who managed 3 hits and
walk at times at bat. He came
in with four runs.
In addition to bringing home
win, the boys enjoyed camp pri-
veleges at Merrick, with swimming
and lots of food. Those who ployed
= tie game were F0rd, 2 Filip
p Oh r, u. Reel, H"stings, Dor
d!dsoR Barnes, F. Reed Won Bret
eel, Jarcy, Haber, McNIul' en-,
Diana, and C. Reed.
On Saturday, again, the boys
win go out of town to play. This
time to camp in Virginia. We'd
0esday night they played for the
frst time under lights when the7
It the Gaitheraburg Lions GLIB
boys 1T Gaithersburg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-27
COIeSViIle

Observation-Disclosures NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Musgrove
of Falkland, Mrs. Elmer Duvall of
Burtonsville and Mrs. George Bur-
riss have returned from a motor
trip to Niagara Falls, Canada, and
Plymouth Rock, Mass.
Recent guest of Mrs. Claude
Hobbs was Mrs. Mary Renshaw of
Chevy Chase.
Gregory Nichols, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Whorton Nichols, Jr., who
has been in Childrens Hospital for
several days, returned to his
grandmother's, Mrs. Wharton
Nichols, ST., last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George BurrIss on
Sunday took Diana and Ray Bur-
riss and George Pearson to the
Womens Christian Temperance
Union Camp, The Rocks, for a
week.
Mrs. Granville Thompson and
family had as their weekend
guests, the Misses Margaret and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-27
MalOney's Trumps
Mark TWain Bluff;
Acts on Weather

Mark Twain said that every
body talks about the weather but
nobody does anything about it.
Just to prove that Mark didn't
know everything, we point out
that Naloney's, Inc, Silver Spring
farm equipment store, has done
something about providing rain
for drought-stricken fields.
Mahoney's is local agent for the
irrigation system of the Mathie-
jon Chemical Company of Dalti-
more.
At least one farm and the ath-
letic field at Montgomery Blair
have been equipped with the RAIN
making device.
The sugar corn fields and pas
lures of the farm of o. H. Wells,
prominent dairy farmer at Cedar
Grove have been provided with
the system, which waters a 25
acre farm with IL inches of
ainfall" in so hours.
The system requires damming
stream to provide the water,
which then is pumped through
portable, quick coupling alumni
UNI pipe sprinklers at stated inter
walls which distribute the water
just like rainfall.
According to Paul Hanning of
Damascus who represents NAL
oney's, Inc, in the sale of the
systems, a number of other farm
ers and estate owners have ex-
pressed an interest in the system
and have gone to the Wells farm
to view it in action.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-27
Glen Echo Fight
On Fire Board
Flares Again

The bitter controversy raging in
Glen Echo over a proposed reloca-
ton of the Conduit Road Fire
Board broke out again last week
as IS residents of Glen Echo
Heights filed suit to have the fire
site ratification bill declared inva-
lid in the County Circuit Court.
The suit also asks the Court to
issue an injunction preventing the
Fire Board from buying two addi-
tional lots and building on its site
on Massachusetts Avenue Extend
ed. An injunction to prevent the
County from turning over any of
a $4,000 bond issue for the new
fire station, and to cut off all 9th
er tax funds, was also requested.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-27
HONEYMOONERS

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles z. Mathis
OF Bethesda are honeymooning at
Lenape Village on Fairview Lake
in the Poconos.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-27

Annie Seay of Washington. Sat
urday all enjoyed the day at Bay
Bridge.
Mrs. John Bennett has moved
into an apartment in Washington.
We are sorry to hear that Mr..
Danny Lewis of Indiana who came
on for the Hobbs family reunion
is sick and could not attend.
After the Martha and Franklin
family reunion, all of Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Hobbs Children and their
families gathered at their home on
Sunday evening for picnic sup
per. There were SO present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carter
have returned from a few days
spent at Finger Lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Boerum
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nehouse
of Cedar Grove spent the week at
Cape Charles and Ocean City.
The descendants of Martha and
Franklin N. Hobbs held their an
nual family reunion Sunday at
Hillandale Park.
Those present were, Mrs. Her.
bert Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Carter, Verne Carther, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Anderson, Lola Lee,
Kaye and Sandra Anderson, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Hobbs, Mr.. and
Evening star., 1953-04-19

C0LOREDEN.E: Sec room, Kit,
while parents work. Ii. IL 7HG5sii
COLoRED-1 RM., KITCHEN and
bath, screen-in porch. new refrigera-
tor. No children. Ii. 3-445s.
COLORED-CONV. to schools and
transp.; 2 rms. kit. and bath: all
furin. WI WAsHBuRN U's; 4 MAIZE. Az n'seEz Sa7
N Y. ave. NV. ST. 3-2S15. -21
C0LoRED-NR. 18th AND RHODE
ISLAND AVE: N.E.-Lge. rm. and
kit. privils.;. gentlemen or couple
preferred. AID. 2-4463. 30
COLORED-ONE RM., kitchenette;
furn.. newly decorated. DU. 1856.
o. 9 ROOM. kitchen, share
COL0RED - @-RM. STUDIO APT,
newly decor. share bath, for men or
ladies; also bsmt. apt: child vel
SLol5REbSa:RM;. fiti, BATH; aa SUI suit = s;
alter alter npMi pm 'fe 10! syn; an5ss6. 81 0as go MOn
COLORED-2-RM. furnished apart
ment: convenient ne. section: rent
reasonable. LU. 1-7155. -21
COLORED-25eS 18th ST. NV
Tm p0rcb KIT; empI SIemiSath rasI1a util; screened
pl. n;w.-Neatly furn. bedrm., liv.
rm.. kit. and share bath; utilities
furn.; reas. rent. Ho. 2-6712. r: J.
COLORED-BSMT. APT. attic rm.
1909 18th ST., NV. RA. 6-5057. all
COL0RED-I-RM. KIT. APT. share
bath; $50 G ST.. Sc: S55 NTH. See
MR.. CARRELL. $50 G st. Sc.
COLORED-2 RMS; kit. bath: pvt;
COLORED-FURN. APT; also 2 sgle.
rms. DE. 2-3375.
COLORED-110S EYE ST. SE.-Apt
AptS. and rooms; open Sunday "a
nm. ia. 9-5495.
COLORED-11O8 EYE ST. S.E.-Apt.
/. large room. kitchen and private
bath. attractively furnished; SOL per
mo. incl. stove. refgr. and all utili-
ties. FEDERAL RENTAL CO.. 915
New York ave. NV. MA. STAG. 80
COLORED-I25l 6ls PL. N.W.-S50
month. Can AID. 4-0531. -21
COLORED-TWO APIS, 3 rms. and
bath each; quiet. employed couples
preferred.
James c. Carr, sr. RE. 7-7634
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHeD

LANGLEY S.E PARK !1R AREAaDuDlsT apis
Schools. and Shopping; siI5 Der
mo plus utils HE 4-s0a6.
MEURILEE APTS.-Spacious 1-bedrm
apt: mr.. transp.. shop. ctr; adults.
53rd pl. and Defense hwy; . blks; be-
yt yG9d Bass9sS91f ss8 Snncy yr p HFs sadens tqrn
53sI, 4th ST. N.W.-RA. e-5233. .
bedroom. unfurn... pvt. apt. En-
ployed couple. Refs. Apply Apt, 3.
SILVER sPRING-s714 Plymouth st.:
. bedrms,. avail. at once; laund. and
storage facil.; utils. incl: no chill
dTen or pets; SloO mo. JU. $3.50
AyAILABLE-one: :bsdrm. apis. Arl;,
!.is;S;; Alsx;;; s7o.75IS76.75 per mo. incl.
Ssl1t1sf thTdusS rrdsy E!s fspPleff'GsR MSn s%
RIM. 1125 Investment Bldg.
GEORGETOWN-E full kit,
in apt, house, $3.50 mo-: incl.
utils. NO. 7-6030 or TU. 2-2a52.
TAKoMA PARK. MD.-Newly dec
transp: and shopping center. SIS.
IDEAL LOCATION; beautiful ?5-ft.
liv; rm.' spacious din, rm: and lge:
Sat viii HeP buy Sns carpet aO and mS 'S
tions. Box I97-E, Star. -I9
ANACOSTIA-One bedrm., kit, liv.
TTm,' dinetts, lse. porch 1st f.; $50.
r%o, va ,BEbRM. stisS .pts. at 1880 9ls Bel
fRi eRer 81 Il HS Sne Aso fs ss4S sG NeS ths
Hamp ave. at S7S.45. j. A. Nc
sT KEEyER ylssoSo CO.. INC, 1882 X st. NV,
1855 81 SSSIXERE sSGS,5s,|on ST
$3.50; gtils. Included. 10
posaI; IrslIIo sl$5 mo. EN-: s-6s21:. -?I,
fD ff9SiPa a.4sE, aE kit. Adults only. &C Can
SHIPLEY PARK-l and . bedrm.
apis. In lovely sc. apt. development.
These apis. have extra lge. rms. with
plenty Of closet space. picture win
SUI So; besrms. besar@ sas. lISm All Isl utils IS
incl. Once located at 340O 25th st.
Sc: 10 2-O135. -22
Sc; lge. and 2 bedrm. apts. with
laundry storage and parking; conv,
to bus. schools and shopping center;
SS4- -S94.50 incl. util. 10. S-S119,
Resident Mgr. 1414 4Sth ave. Sc,
GfEPoSRGdiErowN-so5s fPS NJ st. NV nv
One rm., kit. pvt. bath: utils. incl.
Cow. transp. Open for inspect: $50,
OPPOSITE FAIRLAwN Golf course;
bedrms., liv. rm.. din. area. kit
and bath; vacant May /; SS2.5
Plus ppiSsantils. atils. l412 Young st. Sc, LU
1907 IRVING ST. NV iarx,
rms. kit, bath. porch; good cond,
500 mo-: utils. incl. Ho. 2-o3:5
sIO R. I. AVE. NE. Apt. e.ITv,
PoSNEhLx I'll snS SA 0ttA sassis as ewes, III 81
Mr.. Sra AND GALLAr1N SITS. NV
| -Liv. rm.. dinette. bedrm., kit. anC
| bath: $S5: utilS. incl. J. LEE DON.
NELLY, Ma. S-SSl6; ewes. OIL. 4
MINI. AVE. AVE. Sc. ts51o5ITw, iT
sfSTSSn; teSsS snd tVins Soo dining TS9n
ineiaded G on Sasiine a s9C IN 1OfarSe S'i51e zUns
See. janitor: HERBERT HARVEY
INC 912 18th st. NV, RE. 7-l566
GEORGETowN-3 rms. kit. bath
Recently decorated. References. NJ
M NiailSFe1 9 GA%irPSa Or BETS; No; ,G5s G5ss76S5;,
2 bedrm. apt; Ice. rms; plenty .clo
set. space; hs. and apt. Just redec.
id. iiaund. tacs. ana parking area. $9t
In. ss7ssss ana SsG ask =; for sjs Michael hAeI
nreplaces. for rent. In old part 0.
] town. Inform. call TE 6-377:
sun, only.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
OWN YOUR OWN
THE FOLLOWING APIS. MAY BE
SEEN WEEKDAYS BY APPOINT
MENT:

OWN YOUR OWN
THE FOLLOWING APIS. MAY BE
SEEN WEEKDAYS BY ATPoINT-
MENT:
HoUSE-SIZE. l blk. from shops and
tranSp.; contains center entrance
BANS panfry lse iv bedrms T ann ann I'M basb:: H.:
south: east and west exposures;
only &16,500. to a buyer with SUBJ
Stantial cash.
66 NEW YORK AVE. NV. $1,000
down and monthly payments show
ing great savings over rent will
buy this apt, containing bedrms,
livrm, entrance hall. kitchen and
bath.
beautifully Handicapped interior park
in this fine 9-bldg. coop, occupying
a full city blk. at New Hamp. ave-
Emerson st.-Farragut st. and 3rd
st. NV. now available in this highly
popular development and apt. con-
entrance hall. corner bedrm and
bath; price S10.500. on easy terms.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. Large liv-
ing room. bedrm.. kitchen and bath;
reprao nst Blk aevatoq fFSm hs s5se sa. IL
for only $1,000. to buyer with
substantial cash.
THE NEW PARKSIDE. Low main.
tenance for attractive apts.. near
Mt. Pleasant carline: living room,
bedrm., kit-dinette and bath; as
low as $1,000. with $3.50 cash
and total monthly payment Of only
S65.97.
so. AVE. AND sUITLAND RD. Sc.
Your choice Of ] or 2-bedrm. apt.
now available in this fine postwar
bldg. on prices and terms that will
show large monthly savings over
rent.
VIC. CONN. AVE AND ORDwAY ST.
A choice 2-bedrm,, livrm., entrance
hall. kitchen -dinette and bath apt.
in this convenient location; reason
ably priced and financed.
J. FLYNN co.
COOP. Apt. Authority since 1920l
Washington Bldg. Ma. S-9565
Evening star., 1953-04-19
NOW FOR SALE

Is a very spacious apartment-h home
at The Broadmoor consisting OF an
entrance foyer, large living ~oon
with adjoining solarium kitchen.
dining room, two bedrooms and two
baths. This conveniently located,
comfortable. spacious apartment.
home is a genuinely good buy. Priced
to sell at $4,000. Cash required
to buy this lovely home is .Sl3,0 900:
balance in monthly payments. Avail
able for occupancy October LIST, be-
ir- leased until then to verv de-
sirable tenants who are most CO.
operative, This apartment-hons
can be shown only by previous arr
raneement How yer. another apart
ment at The Broadnoor with an
Identical floor plan will be
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
Today. / to S PM.
For appointment TO discuss further
details call Woodley 6-Sl75.
WILLIAM E. SPICER
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
Hibbs Bldg. Broker ST. 3-6e6o
CONTINUED on Next PaeSl
Evening star., 1953-04-19
BUY YOUR OWN
APARTMENT HOME
SAVE THE DIFFERENCE
THE BROADMOOR

COnnectlCut Ave. at POrLef
Is Wa shington's most outstanding CO.
operative apa artment building and Is
ideally located where Cleveland Park
meets Chevy Chase. Available for
your comfort is an excellent dining
room. a convenient inside garage
and economical maid service. Here
you nav enjoy the security oi living
In a large apartment house Plus the
many advantages Of home owner
ship at a lower cost than in 2 pri-
vate home Of comparable value.
Evening star., 1953-04-19

$500 QUE ST. NV.
Desirable 2-bedrm. apt, nicely furn.,
secretarial switchboard: $3.50 mo.
GOODWIN. resident manager. DU
Evening star., 1953-04-19

Apt. 3. Liv. rm.. bedrm,, kit. and
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
TRUST CO.. Rental Dept, 900 F st.
n w MA 2-344n
Evening star., 1953-04-19
PLEASANT HILLS

North Of CATHOLIC University. Mity this
modern apartment consists Of large
living room, dinette. kitchen. bed
room and bath, large basement and
Is in 2 convenient tn-town. 1-bus-
utilities. Nicely furnished. Avail
able immediately. 10 inspect. call
RA. 6-260o or IA. 0-6767.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
$500 CASH

Lge. 2-bedrm. apt; liv. rm. with pic
ture window; cow. loc., nr. South
Capitol and Atlantic sts.: moderate
incl. utils. only $50 81. 10. 3-4OIa.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
SOUTH ARLINGTON

SOUTH ARLINGTON
Available are some of our newly dec
KING-SIZED l and 2 bedrms. apis
in this conv. and charming gar.
den community; rents. $3.50 and
S9950 mo-, incl. utils. Daily and
Sun, 1919. see res. mgr. at 81
s. Greenbrier St. long block of
Columbia pike on right side, or cal
IA rhhRh Ia
Evening star., 1953-04-19

BETHESDA, MD.
Apt. B-5O12 Elm st. Liv. rm.. bedrm..
kit. and bath, $3.50. SUITABLE
Apt. 5-5O14 Elm st. Liv: rm.,, dining
space, bedrm.. kit. and bath. also
Utilities not included in rent.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
TRUST CO.. Rental Dept, 800 St,
n W MA S-3A40
Evening star., 1953-04-19

2153 CALIFORNIA ST. NV.
] bedrm., attractive. clean. beaut. new
mod. furn.. lge. closets. $117.50: lge.
efflC., dressing rm., kit. (Separate
rmD. mod, bath. $93.5O; Is min.
downtown; best NV. sec.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
WALKER & DUNLOP. INC

furn. effic. apt. in downtown ioca-
tion. $54. Key At Apt. /, 11O6 L st.
1900 Biltmore st. n.w.-Lovely apt,
with liV. rm.. bedrm.. kit, dinette,
bath; nicely furn.; S100.
20o2 P st. NV. No. 35-spacious 2
Evening star., 1953-04-19

COLORED-TWO APIS, 3 rms. and
bath each; quiet. employed couples
preferred.
James c. Carr, Sr. RE. 7-7634
Evening star., 1953-04-19

So NEW YORK AVE. NV. $1,000
down and monthly payments show
ing great savings over rent will
buy this apt, containing bedrms,
livrm., entrance hall. kitchen and
bath.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
OVERLOOKING PARK

Mr.. 1Sth & COLUMBIA RD. NV.
apt. with 3 exposures. Con.
tains . bedrms.. den. 2 baths, liv.
I'M. full;sized din; rm; and kit.
LINKINS CO.. DI. 7-S6SS. Ewes. and
Sun. WO. 6-2h62 or EN-. "A 7f4.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
$500 DOWN

Three-room apt. on Capitol Hill. Just
dec. Take over 4hct loan, payable
$50. go. incl. prin.. int. and main
tenance.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
EN-. 2-5957
LUXURY APT

LUXURY APT.
dupont CIRCLE area: street floor. q
rms. with Ia baths. Completely furn.
Meyer been lived in. pvt. entr., ali
ntlls. No children or pets. Ideal for
z. 3 or 4 persons; S175 mo. DE.
Evening star., 1953-04-19

AIS SEWARD SO. Sc, NO. 2-Near
the Capitol: l room, kitchen, semi
Evening star., 1953-04-19

4O23 3rd ST. Sc.
Two lovely, lge., 1-bedrm. apts.: Inn
mediately avail: bus at corner; $f2
and 500 plus utils. See supt., Apt.
No. 8. ALDRE INC. JU. 4-0747.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
NAYLOR Gardens

Delightful 2-bedrm. apt. with south
exposure. in very nice cond. Imme-
diate possession. Lowest monthly
payments in area. Mr.. Rowland, LU,
1-7069 with DRURY REALTY CORP.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
MAYOR GARDENS

MA 7 LON OAtLDENS
Cwo-bedrm. furnished apis. Sc. Liv-
ing rm., dinette. kitchen. bath; spa
cious rooms, TV;. Sl20 month. Avail
LU. @-6100. 0 a.m.-5 pm. week days
only 81
Evening star., 1953-04-19

so. AVE. AND sUITLAND RD. Sc.
Your choice Of or 2-bedrm. apt.
now available in this fine postwar
show large monthly savings over
Evening star., 1953-04-19

EDMUND J. FLYNN co.
Coop. Apt. Authority since 1920
Washington Bldg. Ma. S-9565
Evening star., 1953-04-19

-36 F Sc, $IO-2-rm. apt, ali
utilities.
SAM RosEY. AID. 4-2700
Evening star., 1953-03-01

Viva picks up the sockness of tired tense skin and at
the same time, softens and srnooths But remember
you don't have to leave Viva on overnight. 1t does it's
important work in half an hour. Viva works wonders
all types Of skin. 1t can be used unhesitonty by
those many, many women with sensitive or dry skin.
Viva means "Iong life" l.. long live your beauty when
you use Viva faithfully.
Evening star., 1953-03-01

Light and Bright Hssast:s s'shsts
fabulous beauty treatment for the hair is
as simple as setting the hair and just as quick!
Sote, too Light and Bright contains no
ammonia and you control its action =. no
sudden shifts in color . it's completely
natural looking! For blondes, brownettes and
Eodheods >. and just so plus tax.
Evening star., 1953-03-01

VIVA LA BEAUTIFUL!
Viva that's the name Of the exciting new cream
that can do in half an hour than you ever
dreamed Viva is the new Frances Denney cream women
are talking about everywhere Dry sensitive skins
respond beautifully to the soothing effects of Viva.
Little lines face and neck seem to fill and vanish.
Evening star., 1953-03-01

Az TX you've used Viva for week you'll look your
and wonder how you lived without it, Viva
work your beauty you apply is absorbed in
stony Viva be the important purchase you made
you'll bless day you discover Viva In $50 plus
Evening star., 1953-03-01

THE HEIGHT CO., Washington Open Mondoy
$50 to PM; Silver Spring and PARKinston,
Arlington Open 1910 to o:3O PM.
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-30

the recreation building or COM
munity center for our girls and
boys. 1t is very necessary that we
build decent place for our chill
dren to be entertained under the
proper supervision The First
Baptist church, located on Lin
coin and w, Grove street, is the
most beautiful church in the city,
At the entrance, there are two
wooden doors and two glass doors;
the ushers are dressed in beau
tiful white uniforms, the male
chorus in dark suits. Mrs. N. F,
Jackson, pianist, Rev T. p. john
son, pastor. This church has one
organ, one piano, two mikes and
a large membership The Mis-
sion union of the Friendship dis
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-30

trIet, Will meet at the Star Light
Baptist church, Sunday, z p. m,
Mrs. Sonders Jones, pres, Rev. W.
M. Jones, pastor The Inform
al Danes social club met at the
home of Mrs. Clara Stewart, TIA
Arkansas, Oct. Il, with the as
sistant president, Mrs, Meadow in
charge After business, a very in
teresting program was given with
the following participants: Mrs.
Sylvia Hampton, a poem Il Know
Something Good About You; Mrs.
Aberdeen Bryant, paper C'Where
We Come From, Where We Are
Now, and Where We Are GoingD {;
Mrs, Evelyn McDonal, short talk
on etiquette. Everyone enjoyed
the program. Mrs. Bryant is pro-
gram chairman Miss Emma
Jean Walker, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. o, w. Walker of this city,
was one Of the beautiful dressed
queens of the 9Th grade class in
the Washington, jr. hi school &.
The colored sheriff of this eoun-
ty has publicly notified parents
from churches and various points,
that all children caught loafing
during school hours, will be pick
ed up and turned over to the
probation officers. Give your child
something to do to keep him
busy. after he has gotten his les
son. This will keep him out Of
trouble Attend the church
of your choice on Sunday
Don't forget to have your money
and news ready when the State
Press carriers are around. It is
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-30
Boulevard News


The Baptist 18th annual SEES
Sion opened at Saint Mark chul CHI
ri and Ringo,, Rev. Calcoate, pas
TOR. +. T. Evans, moderator, w
-. Mays. secretary, Rev. Flag
Ior. sec. and Rev. Gentry treas
One of the best and most success
-Sui meetings, both spiritual and
financial ever given was held.
Eev. Jackson taught the seminary
eaesi morning Rev, w. Mare.s
Taylor was president. Number of
persons attending was 1912 l0l
ministers present -. Mass meet
6ng closed Sunday by Rev, Mix
ON, pastor of Mt Vernon church.
The 5-Voices of Memphis were
sresent Rev Gatlin's install
latian services will commence
Tuesday and will continue thru
Sunday at 3 p. m. at Macedonia
Baptist church, Gath and Cm-
znerce Rev. Nixon and his
choir will appear Friday night at
ST. Peters Rock Baptist church.
Esex. Y. T. Evans, pastor; J, k.
fCSSEaen, booster,
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-30
Fordyce
Mrs Sarah Gray

MIR. and Mrs. A. l.. Simmons of
Enchmond, Calf. are here visiting
their parents Herman Moor
was funeralized Sunday at Jeru-
allen church. Mr. Moore is sur
Ived by his wife, Mrs Emma
Moore, six children, mother, Mrs.
Beula Moore, six brothers and
swo sisters. William funeral home
Is an charge Rev. w. l..
Dunn, pastor of Mt. Tabor Bapt,
church, baptized IL Sunday after
asoon In the Smith pond The
Los Amogis club entertained with
IN e-Halloween party Tuesday
al the Middle Spot Employ
locllis, Oliver Pettis and Mrs Ca
xbesine Pettis have returned to
sSsn Francisco, Calf. Ray
Matthews and E. E. Scott made a
diving trip to Oklahoma City to
f.xsxzs6 the Supreme Council. They
vv.qs5ted a splendid trip and coua-
I'll They also stopped in Boley'
gssiaborna and lunched with WI
s;e,,tt,s niece, Mrs. Vernel Claik
Mrs. Esther Lee Lawrence
nf Oakland, Calf visiter IN ths
h,,me Of her uncle, E. E. Scott
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-30

FOUNTAIN HILL In memo
ny of the late Rev l.. w. Daniels,
who departed this life, October
4, 1852:
A place is vacant in our home,
For a father we loved SO dear,
is gone
To rest in the sweet land above
Memories are still treasured Of
the one we loved.
Sadly missed by:
Mrs. M. G. Daniels, wife
Jeff Daniels, Rev, Ester Jue
Daniels. Lee Moses Daniels, and
Arteamus Daniels, sons
Mrs. Ruth johnson, Miss Ma
dine Daniels, daughters.
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-30
lei Dorado
xxrS Ieona Woodland

IfxrN Le0na NVoua"
rus and Mrs. Ellis Johnson
.sux,ut Sunday in Bastrop' La 'is
ittana her sister, Mrs. Emma
yszapes. also attending service as
sses,,e,d Baptist church fopei'
e.;slliam. who has been mere vi'
,Ssns qne Johnsons, Mrs Ada Lee
zones and family. has returned W
California Marion CONAN
.yzs recently married to Mrs' NO
ne Lee Easter Richmond
There was a great baptizing az
,she Mt Calvary Baptist churn
SUNDAY There were members 10
Gao saptized from Ever Green, MT
a-ra and Star Light Bapt. ehurch
where was a large gathering Oh
v.-pp,e to witness this service
Eqxy il. Thomas did the emery
Ars. Ministers from other churcn-
IS participated The revival
ox,s,sch was one of the greatest to
he witnessed at the Ever Hieen
Es- closed Oct. 81. Visiting minis
gers present were: Reverends: j.
II. Thomas, James Aubrey, Calion'
4aNen, Ruffin, Virgins Jones' IA
xs,er of Mrs. G.. c. Lee; Tolbert'
.yohn White, S. S. Adams, w M
zones. brother of Mrs. G. c. Lee
aszah Marbury. Rev. Rev. J. b.
Huey, conducted the revival Rev
Hwy received many nice gifts.
Rey. T.. d. Champion, is pastor OF
Ever Green The Homecoming
crane Of Washington hi school,
vgas well attended last Friday
nFa. Washington lost to Merrill
hi school, Pine Bluff. 1t was a
great game Mrs. Elizabeth
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-30

Mrs. Leona Woodland and
family We're the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lockhart, at Morning Star,
Saturday evening =, Mrs. Sadie
Penister spent the weekend in
Magnolia, with her daughter, Mrs
Marks, who operates and owns
the funeral home there Mrs
l., c, Fields was visited by her
aunt from Hot Springs, Sunday
e.. George Norman, who under
went a serious operation, has re-
turned home. 9l8 Columbia street.
His conditions are considered fair
The council of the eolored
people here are urging all inter
ested persons, churches and bust
nesses to make a liberal contri-
button to help in the building of