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GAS RANGES

~
36", white. with oven CONTROL IS
o'ner ACES ACE JuNR 5fSR COMPANY .
WASTE MATERIALS DEPT.
2220 Georgia Ave. NV. HU. 3-4421
HEATERS, new. used tEas. oil. coal,
elec.). Lowest prices. ACME STOVE,
101I 9TH NV, Ma. S-S952.
HEATERs-Hot-water. gas. 20 GAL
LAMPS, Is, china, brass; silk and
parchment shades; must sell. reason
able, " price and less; originally
up to S43. Call ME. s-4661. 8 to
Liv. RIM. SUITE. 3 PC. oyerstut.ed:
ISfS9 EsfyinE R% 5SWp; sr,ITE ~; 2sss3 d.nm,d
Itier, Mgst asss sell. Call HA. 2-se15 or
MATTRGssHs. box spring. sofa beds,
up to 25Fs OFF! New only! Ali
brandsl Ali guaranteed. HU. $4,000.
MEAT BLOCKS, scales. meat saws,
veg. scales, all counter equipment;
new and used; selling out cheap;
PRICE REEdR%. Co CO. 500 sS5Hess Ga. ave-. ave-.
MEAT case; Gases, all sizes, both new
and used, all types including self :
service; excellent eond.; selling out
nes: nessp only TempetcE PReE RRroR Il essvies Co. 04i
s:2sss. 1900 Ga. ave.
MOTORS. $3.50 for "a. ", 4 hip.
Heavy-duty motors also. 2513 M
st. NV. Ex. 3-3527.
MOTORS. l/IoO to 100 h.p.. and re-
sHsss0n nczRY 0fsS 1853 G1ssb rss0uRd e. rs
Nc.R. CASH REGISTERS te,, good
cond., ring UP to 99.99, 4 and
totals. CHANGE to self-service forces
US to sell. Would cost over 81, 500,
oFFfCE tFfs EQUIPMENT - Multigraph
model 80. Burrough posting ma
chine for accounts receivable, Pit
Rardss s.bnss 4ostsss ana s' osn oss
equipment: SOUTHERN WHOLE.
sALkRs. 7o7 Edgewood st. ne. Hu
ofFiCE EoU1pMRNT-pitney Bowe.
elec. postage meter and elec. letter
VIII sac. 4ors Oh list. CENTRAL,
PIANO, Baldwin Acrosonic. used
This Is = real bargain at only $525
cxMPgETII T. MUSIC CO. ,ios 'o-,S q St
n.W.B LII. I-Sfpf, -
PIANO-Attention, adults. Let VI
weeks. Come in and select the
piano Of your choice and we will
deliver 1t to your home for $50
This includes the lessons. textbook
and use Of the piano for the dura-
tion of the course. No other
dept. for complete details. CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO., HOS q st. NV.
DI. 7-8464. -
PIANO, baby grand. good cond. 5000
PiANos FOR RENT-Fine, new spin
cts. So mo: Inyestisats our fameI,
BUY-RENTAL plan. KITS. 1880
@ st NV, RE. 7-6212. .
PIANO, Wurlitzer spinet, excel. tone
quality; outstanding value, S346.
KITS. 1880 @ st. NV. RE.
Piano, = Gable apt. Grand. f,ns cond.
and fully guaranteed; excel. value,
$5Sb: KITS. 1880 O st. NV,
PIANOs-small-s size new spinetss IN
mahosany finish, $3a5, Only $S5
Rs. 1sr iatn -. and 9 sts; S.Ia Nv; .sas;D sopsn
ave-. Silver Spring topen every
IPfANos.Jordan.s sil.vsr. sprln,
store has some real values in
Pay as little Is SIS down. JoR.
DAMS. 1882 lGeorgia ave. Phone
Ju. b-1106.- Park in front, Open
daily from 1880 until Q ct night
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-s.E.-s.w
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

ARL.-PRIvATE BATH. 10 minutes
from p G. Pentsgon; maid serv-
IIs pBrkinf "a HfITs1ovely fss1o trt
corner rm., newly dec; conv. bus,
12 min. Pentagon. TIE. 6-6479. a
ARL.--Spacious, attr. rm.. pvt. bath,
lge. home, small adult family: gem
tleman. ia. 2-1695. -
N. ARL.--Entire, 2nd-fi. studio rm.
pvt. home; hskg. IA. 2-S97S. 10
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JR. NAVAL OFFICER desires to share
with another .jr. ofiicer or young
professional, man lEe. 1-bedrm. apt.
COMPLETELY furn.. IA. 7-6137. week
Elm % YfouNG foDuiiN LADY wAN4fHED.
to share. conv. loc., downtown apt,
with another lady. Please call DI.
7-be65 aiter pm. 10
iington ant. with one e other SRI. iii
Cali week lends or after 3 pm. week
days. IA. 7-6Q61. ~
GIRL, refined. to share
2-bedrm. apt. with another girl: NV.
see. with own furn. Ewes" AD.
LADY or cple. to share
furn. apt. with another. ne. section;
COLORED-REFINED. GIRL to si,a--
apt, with one other Eirl. Private
bedrm.; privileses. AID. 4-30Se..
"A
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COAL. WOOD, FUEL OIL

SEASONED OAK WOOD, l8 and "a
in: cord, half cord. quarter cord
Ma. S-5SS5 or OF. 4-730O.
SEASONED FIREPLACE WOOD. Call
JU. 1884. -5
WOOD for your fireplace; 2-ft.
lengths; $40 per dump truck load.
Call RE. 7-6443. -16
FINEST OAK FIREPLACE WOOD.
S13. "a cord. NO. 7-0660. 10
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CAMERA, Retina MA. case, de luxe
gadget bag, Heiland gun, fiiters, etc.
Used only twice; cost $3.50. sell
$50 cash; Of: 4.0011.
cARPETNG1UR 10 39?s OFF!
All guaranteedl ! Call HU. $4,000.
Cash REGISTER. new. rings S9ep go |;
small size. S165. CENTRAL. 201e
14th st. NV. q
Chest CEDAR, $50: table Ty. SIS:
set. Ss5: with. twin beds S11b:
breakfast set, $3.50. ST. a-s546.
CIGARETTE MACHINE. like new,
DuErenier. with change maker; price
fasc CREAM sHi f'es Co. 'i9s scu.. 81, Ko5iiy.
wood Park. Nd. Byergreen <-42l7
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MIseEL. WANTED Cont. J
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

PIANOS--ALL, STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
CALL day or night. JU. 9-3039.
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ROOMS With HOARD. tcspt.l |.
ROOMS AND APIS. 70 SHARE

TINE MAR LEETA. 1925 18th 1t. nv.
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DISCOUNT HOUSE

DISCOUNT HOUSE
$50 95 6-pc. chrome dinettes S49. 90
S9S.60 wrought iron dinettes - $54 .95
500 .95 chairs, uphoi., springs, $50 90
$9S. so Axminster rugs. 9x12 - $40 50
500 so advertised HOLLYWOOD - SAT .95
81 80 so maple bedroom suite, $50. so
$2l9 7-pc dining room suite. $165.0O
KING. sos GA. AVE, JU: 9-5S91
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

SPAC. bedrm in pvt. det. home; empl.
mother and sch. child welc.; conv.
18th st. NV transp. Ia. 9-5307
CALVERT HOUSE, 14O1 18th NV
Ideal loc.: large frt. rm. and rn. to
share; good meals: switchboard.
RD. NV, .2OO1-Nice
good meals; yng. people. CO. 5.2493.
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BEDROOM AND ALL
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE WANTED
CALL TIL PM, EN-. 2-6677

BOOKS BOUGHT. any quantity. and
removed at our EXPENSE. ALBION
BOOK SHOP. 1868 Penna. ave. NV,
B6oKsWTWSfE BUY BooKs-For In
formation. call ME, 8-3359, bet. 5
and 10 pm. Mon. through Fri. %
FURNITURE-Wanted today. furni-
gas range and good piano Cali
MIR GRADY. MA. S-2679.
FURNTTURE-Will buy entire con-
tents Of odd pieces; also old china,
s5 ;:,S. 5sy1s sd 81 ssas ad tx
WANTED-wil buy all
kinds Of good used furniture: top
price. ia. S-SS10.
FURNITURE BOUGHT
Almost all kinds: also elec., refgr =,
musical instruments. pianos. ST
3-143S or RA. 6-7922: 10
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FAPERHANdINC3"
eU0e Z. /. wGEe SsoRdEo dnEoTH. pl. s.SYSs sss5yss:'

liz
PLASTERTNG REPARS, old and new
E9rk, larse and small Jobs. Reas
White mech. Work guar. Ju. s-4154.
PLAsTERING, nrsproofinz. water
proohng, wall seraping. Free esti-
mates: II. 4-7439. II. 7-9O57. -lb
PLASfBBlNG. patchwork o speciality;
white mechanics; estimates cheer
fuiiy given. JU. 7-6123. --10
ROOFS. painted and repaired; lowest
rates IN town. White mech. Free
estimates. Ho. 2-7127. -
ROOFING and siding: new and old
roofs; free estimates; 3-yr, payment
plan; Call TYLER. 10. s-84s7.
ROOFING. oil type: cutters spouts.
THOMAS. Wa 7.7s5s. A.
srOEEWORK. fiagstone, terraces,
Walks, brick or block retaining wslls.
cnlmneys. nreplaces. all kinds Of
cement work: pipe drainage. r
MARCOCcIo. PO. 2-35SS.
STONE. FLAGsToNE. cEMENT
Tan' tss. pattisos. steps. etc. Call JERRY.
EXPERT TILE WORK, specializing in
repair snd remodeling. TU. 2-0571,
FIRsf-CLAsS REMoDELING, repairs
builder. LU. 2-7s10. ~S
Al GENERAL CONTRACT0R-Re-
store, remodel old houses, brick
work. cement walks. drivevays, etc,
carpentry, new building. DI. 7-3762.
81
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.E.

GENTLEMAN-2nd A. next to bath.
near carlines. AID. 2-6753.
TWO ROOMS tor employed ladies;
$50 and $25; mr.. univ. and churches;
buslines. La. 6-S9S8:
COLORED-12O9 N. CAP, Apt. g.
Nice clean sleeping rooms. 81 and
So per week. See manager. 4"
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.w.
LARGE FRONT ROOM, twin beds.
for z adults. 1852 s st. Sc, LU.
1-3q64. a
Mr.. BOLLING-Large. bright studio
rm., pvt. .entr.: rcfgr.: redec,; very
reas. reliable gentleman. 10. 2-S652.
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81 YEARS. AT Gas r ST. NV.
PRINTING PRESS, 1918 Of smaller;
paper cutter, etc. Write Box sac.
WAlNSTED@ . FoR CASH - Furniture,
! EsfrigsSstory,, ,tsleyisions. sAM
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PAPERHANGNd. 90 rm.. ana up:
sunfast. wash paper: do own work
guar; white mech. RA. S-0O24 "a
RApED HANGING, 30 per room up;
1854 eunfast washable paper; work
guar. RA. 3-73e3 or JU. e-760S.
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BUSINESS SERVICES
ANTIQUES
SHOW AND SALE

Tbs 18th SILVER SPRING ANTIQUES
SHOW opens at the Silver Spring
Armory on Mon, Oct. IL. through
Fri, Oct Is. from IL am. to IL
pm. daily.
why travel miles in search Of an
antique item when here under one
roof So dealers present for your
inspection fabulous collection of
authentic antiques.
These reputable so dealers have pur-
chased thru auction galleries, homes
and estates. merchandise that will
suit the needs and pocketbooks Of
even the most scrupulous buyers.
There will be an abundance Of early
pine cottage furniture, a good sup
ply of art and siaped French glass,
decorated Ironstone, mechanical
banks. fine china, dolls. prints. jew
elry, firearms and hundreds Of won
derful things for sale.
This sd. plus so cents. offers you
an opportunity to visit this great
show and sale all 3 days-at only
one price. 80 cents: no tax. For
info. call RA. 3760S or TU. 2-2727.
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M STREET
BUILDING SALE
MATERIALS
FRAMING FIR

excellent shape. 2'x6'S" S3.75
Doors, outside, 2'8"x6'S" ST
ALL PRICES ARE YARD PRICES
DIRECTIONS TO JOB: out 9. Capitol
/ to M st. turn right on NJ ST.. corner
NJ and 1St s.w. Tel. Ii. 3-0509
Open days a week. 7 to z. -
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

HORSES BoARDED-stan. pasture
and grain. at Clifton. Va; S35 per
mo. Phone Browning S-S620. IS
BLACK ANGUS cows, with calves,
good stock, / s cents per pound. Call
MR.. MOORE. L. 6-5604. -
IL LARGE BLACK ANGUS CALVES.
excellent stock, 20 cents per pound
Call MR.. MOORE. Ii. 6-5604. -
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UPTOWN CONN. AVE.-LarRe single;
big closets: near shower bath: $37
mo. Young man. Ho. 2-33OS. S
1880 10th ST. N.W.-Former lega-
ton. very beautiful single rooms fol-
employed ladies; $25-$50; refs.
continuous hot water. Call between
"a anS No Mon; s,,ndtn tnroaEa csIIs Fri' Sat
$l?.5O, PVT. ENTR.-Cool. bright.
quiet studio for one man; refgr., lge.
tile bath, share with one man. $50
gao n m I63R r ct n M Rs
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GOLD

Bring your dental gold, platinum,
discarded iewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN INC.
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BABY CARRIAGE, Thayer. perfect
condition: complete with mattress
and rain cover: must sell at once
Call Oliver 6-643S. a
BABYHOOD WONDER CHAIR. all
chrome and plastic, combination
high chair, stroller and future table
and chair. Call TU. 2-S510. 70
sATHTUBs. bqiltcin, sig; basins,
toilets. pipe. BLOCKS. INC.
A610 Baltimore Ave. WA. 7-5501
1746 Lee Hwy. IA. $500
BEDS GOVT. SURPLUS
sgle. oak bed. spring and mattress
complete, S2l.95; 39-in. width Hol-
lywood-type bed complete, S17.95;
new and used furn. avail. at low
discount prices. N. FRANK g. SON.
Ala 3rd st. NV. EX. 3-Sa74.
BEDROOM SET, complete. maple
with twin beds: washing machine,
praet. new EASY. 1914 Madison
st. NV. TU. 2-5285. 4
BEDRM. SUITE Ctwin); liv. rm.;
2I-in. MaRnavox con. Tv. used 1
mos. chrome din. set. PC: power
mower; window fan. UN. 4-1747.
IS
BEER COOLERS, new and used. excel.
cond.; selling out cheap: remaining
In service business only. PRICE
REFGR. CO.. 3400 Ga. ave. TU.
2-2636.
BRICKs-1 or q million; cinder.
blocks. tile and mortar. Open Sat-
urday. 400 Jefferson Davis hwy,
Arl or MA S-5SS5.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

CHINA, furniture. full con-
tents or odd pieces. refRrs.. stoves:
wash. machs.. Tvs. Closed Mondays.
8. E. FURN. CO., 210 9TH st. Sc,
ANTIQUES WANTED
any cond.; iewelry, bric-
a-brac. 1893 Wis. ave. D. KRUP-
SAW MILESTONE, NO. 10000.
ANTIQUES
bric-a-brac, china. glass
ware. Oriental art objects. iewelry,
traits: highest cash prices paid. Call
MURRAY, JU. S-1S01.
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China, furniture. silverware. iewelry
and Chinese art objects, any guam
tity. Call LOUIS SEGAL. IA. 2-5333;
ewes. EN-. 3-6765.
BEDROOM,, dining room, contents Of
home; cash. We do moving, storage.
ia. 9-2937: evenings. RA. 3-1416.
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ps psts 6WErRs SM Is so ssiSsst ksas fs%-
Gentleman. AID. 4-1255. %
1888 VERNON ST. NV. Nicely
furn.: in refined pvt. home: prefer
man or student. Telephone available.
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41O5 18th ST. N.W.-Private home.
End f., front rm.. shower; gentle
man. ia. 9-296S. -6
1 74O p ST. NV, THE Churchill'-
Front single rm.. running water.
maid serv.; 50 up. NO. 7-9S6S.
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STEEL

We have large amounts of I beams,
angle iron and reinforcing steel. cut
to size.
GENERAL WRECKING CO.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. AID. 2-6177
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WALTER REED

WALTER REED
Silver Spring section; pleasant room,
private lavatory, adjoining small
room with hot plate. private home
In quiet neighborhood: S12.50 wk.,
S15 for g IA. 9-5392.
HOTEL 144O
Rms. with running water. phone and
elev. serv.. S10.50-$17.5 so wk. 1440
Telo
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HOIEL I44U
One rm.. kit. bath: phone, maid and
eiev. service; S24.60-$31 so week
1A4n Rhode IslAnd. ave. NV
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ROOMS FURN.-N.w. (cont. }

sea 1lth~ ST. .N.W.-several singles
and doubles In heart OF downtown;
very moderate rentals; monthly
Tues. or Wed. Rents as low as
$35s sgle. $40 dble. Phone ME.
S-2S60. -5
newly decorated, phone
in rm.. oil paintings. semipvt. bath;
lSs lskusIs min; to E st.; ogsia oceHsy. all transp';
DGPoST ffs5Sae' CIR, rA 1867 s7@gft 1ath st.-Sew
dec., bed. living. fireplace. semipvt
bath; desk: shelves; maid. refgr.
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bedrm.. iiv. rm.: utils.;
switchboard and elev.; handy din
ing foyer. kit. and bath: all shop
ping centers; children accepted.
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laboratories take samples from all over the
tobacco country and analyze them for low nico-
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tine content. The extra care
pays off In recent tobacco
tests" the six leading brands
of cigarettes were chemically
analysed. The findings: of
them all, Chesterfield is
highest in quality - lou in
nicotine.
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the audience got plenty laughs.
as well as some being moved to
tears. All the performers were
convincing: OthnieI Clarke, as
David Whitney; Benjamin Mel
son, as Jack Whitney, his son;
Benjamin Floyd, as Ethel Whit
ney, his wife; Jessie Bennett.
as Marjorie Whitney. his
daughter; Frank Tyler, as Jer-
envy Whitney, his son; Eliza
overly, as Jane Seymour; Ern-
est O'Banyoun, as the tinker.
Zelma Johnson was Director.
ESsie O'Banyoun, soloiSt; Laura
zelle Bostick, violinist. The au-
dience was appreciative. ap-
plauded frequently, congratu-
plauded frequently, congratu-
pressed q wish to have a repeat
performance.
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pm. to am. This gala affair
foster better intercultural rela-
tionS as the special guests are
foreign students from all parts
of the world studying at col
leges in the Greater Boston
area. AS a result of last years
dance and the nineteenth annu-
al garden party, Psi Omega
awarded $500 to deserving high
school seniors who are now in
college. Co-chairmen of the
dance are Sorors Enid Terrell
longe and Emma Taylor with
the following committee: Sorors
Lorena Cuzzens. Portia Bosfield
Lucy Mitchell, Yvonne Hus-
bands, Eunice Branker and
Olivia SolomonS -. Epsilon and
Psi Chapters Of Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority will celebrate
Founders Day Sunday, Febru-
airy IA, at 8 pm. in the Charter
Room of the New England Mu-
tual Building. DIR. Dorothy
Boulding Ferebee, physician Of
Washington, D. c., and former
Supreme BaSileuS, will be the
speaker. Chairman of the COM
mittee is DR.. Jessie G.. Garrett
Mrs. Mary E. Moore's con-
dition remains the same-fair
still on dangerously i'll" list
=. Mrs. Doris cambridge Harris
is i'll in City Hospital . Mrs.
Matte Jones, mother of Doris
Jones of Washington, D c. was
buried from st. Augustine's
Church last Tuesday Feb
ruary 26 is the date of the an
nual Good Will Dinner at Old
South Church =. Mrs. Lucille
Lippman and Mrs. Edward
O'Grady are anticipating a trip
to Jamaica Annual Crispus
Attucks celebration Monday.
March 1, at Peoples Baptist
Church, at 8 pm.
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Last Sunday afternoon Mrs.
Bertha Bailey, Misses Arlene
and Christina Bailey were on
an interesting program at the
Gloucester Memorial presberter,-
ian Church.
PRE-LENTEN CONCERT :
Sponsored by st. Bartholomew
Church, 239 Harvard St., Cam
bridge, Sunday, Feb. % at 1
z. M. Presenting Ruth ELL
son, mezzO soprano, Elwyn
Barrow, Organist, William Wi
ley clarinetist, Eugene Sullivan
pianist; accompanies, Ann
TheIma VuOIO, Gladys Perdue
Admission S1.OO Children under
IL so cents at door. Rev. Ken
meth de Hughes, rector.
If you want to refresh your
memory on outstanding Race
History Makers visit the Union
Methodist Sunday School Feb
ruary IA, at 9:3 A. M. The child
rem will talk about the interest
ing facts in the life of such
famous persons as Ralph Bunch,
Mary Mcleod Bethume and
others. There will be movies or
the life of Frederic Douglas.
A special invitation is extend
ed to parents and adults. Mrs.
Alice Hughes, Supt. Miss Fran
ces White, Chairman of Pro-
gram.
The Maryland Club will give
a musical tea in honor OF
Frederick Douglas Sunday, Feb.
IA, at 3 p. m. at Union Meth
Odist Church, Col. Ave. Rev.
Vernon r. Byrd Of Gordon Col
Iege will BIT the speaker, Mrs.
Lilly Jackson and Robert Bat
ties, sOlOists
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Peters Church, Cambridge, the
church where the late w. H.
Richardson was baritone soloist
for many years =. DR.. and Mrs.
Euclid Chez Of Jersey City, N.
j., spent the weekend with their
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Fitzailen of Cambridge, plan
ming the visit to coincide with
the birthday Of their son, Peter.
who is a student in Harvard
Law School An enthusiastic
and appreciative audience ov-
erf1owed st. Marks ongrega-
tional Church, Roxbury, last
Sunday at the Annual Scholar
ship concert sponsored by Zeta
Phi Beta Sorority. Through these
concerts zeta Phi Beta not only
benefits its scholarship fund but
gives music lovers a chance to
hear talented young artists of
this area. Those attending this
years concert were thrilled by
the stellar performances of
these young artists who in
Guided Carmen Fuller, pianist,
La Verne Weston, soprano; an
Instrumental Trio consisting of
Adele M. Evans, piano; Mary
Bunton, violin, and Patricia
Bell, cello; Kenneth Scott, boy
soprano; Carolyn Jaspar, plan
list; Cynthia BeIgrave, reader;
Bernette Hayes, contralto; Vi
anna Finch, pianist, and he
West Medford Girls Chorus.
zeta Phi Beta was proud of the
privilege to present this out
standing tarray of brilliant
young talent to the music lovers
of Boston The fifth annual
United Nations Dance to benefit
its Scholarship Fund will be
given by Psi Omega Chapter of
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority at
the Hotel Shelton, Bay State
Road, Friday, February 10, 9
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S ana IQOSS OF our CuIlJCIIIp-
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in these achievements as the
made greater progress than
conditions of oppression and
steal sense and a naturally beau
tiful voice are the ingredients
of good singing, then Hezekiah
Reid is a young man with a
future Go to hear him tomor-
row and judge for yourself :. 4.
Mrs. Gladys Howard, director
of Health Haven at 119 Hum
boldt Avenue, was summoned to
New Orleans, La, to bury her
aunt, Mrs. Ella Bradley, who
died on January % Pat
Rainey, Julian's winsome and
talented daughter, is on a two
months engagement at the
Ringside Club in Paris. She
crossed by plane last week (. /.
The Harry J. Elams of Roxbury
are the proud parents of their
first born, a daughter, Patricia
Leslie, who made her advent
on January 20 F. DR.. A. M
Roberts, well known Hub doctor
with offices on Shawmut Ave.
is back from his Caribbean cruise
which he enjoyed in company
with members of the American
Medical Association DR..
Olivia Pearl Stokes will be
guest speaker February 10 at
the Women's Club Supper of st.
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The Clarence Cameron White
Club meeting at the home of
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Wheatley. 81
Camden st. elected officers as
follows: Mrs. Elizabeth G.
Wheatley, pres Mrs. Ruthena
Reddick, vice pres; Mrs. Flor
ence Murray, treas; Mrs. Har-
riet Carr, chaplain, Mrs. Bertha.
Bailty, sec; James Darlington,
rec. sec; Everton johnson. pub
licity agent, Victor Mascot, bus
mgr. The club made plans for
its annual Spring tea.
William Worthy, Jr has in the
Crisis an article, Our Disgrace
in Indo-China". He recently
returned home after a 28-
month tour of Europe and Asia.
Mrs. Mary Kelly, Social Work
er of the Boston tuberculosis
Association, viii speak to the
Mothers Group, of the Blessed
Sacarement Centre, so Vernon
Street, Roxbury, on Monday,
February S. The subject win
be 1.-THE Prevention and Con-
troll of tuberculosis in Boston"
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pacity. In a recent case the
Committee was able to inter
cede and prevent the rendition
of a man who was being held
on a fugitive warrant from the
State of Alabama.
Committee on Public Schools
headed by Ruth M. Batson is
sponsoring a public meeting
on Thursday evening, Feb. 25,
at the South End House. Fea-
tured speaker is to be AL Capp
the noted cartoonist.
Walter White may still be
heard every Sunday from 2:15
to 2:30 over Station WBMS.
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