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BoATS

BOAT efioW-FED. 13.FEB. 81
RICHARDSON cruisers Correct Craft
run-a-bouts. Marina Rocket and
Gray marine engines on display.
Large number OF used boats now
available, complies constructor al, and {,
RislF itfi ESQ M sa " w. 'S Ss
H ixleEs i 900 Cash for .uit.sle - cabin
cruiser; IN must be SOFT. or MORE.
FzSsrEsffe SSgsiu.sEs on Potomac. lsss
ars :sn slf sot., li Iss 81 cray Pre-.
sines new. AZ hrs. Pvt. head and
lights. cleo. compass. cleo. pump. IL
new seat preserver; sleeps 2. foam
cover: fully eauipped; tbs is e sascri.
nee from. 81. 995 to 1896 for emer.
gency sale. Ju. a-S6s6. =
lard POINT BOAT YARD. Ii. 5.
Ps sSti n s ali t;s4S S1lNcHY-wrirh,
built. !. set sails. 1860. BUZZARD
POINT BOAT YARD. Ii. 3-9617 OF
OF. 4-S49l.
2S-FT. RICHARDsON. sleeps 4. $1,000
1913. 26-ft. Truscott sleeps 4. In
1eantifu! cond.; must be sold imm a
4o-fs. castom-earpeted. ship to Shore shore,
new cleo. refgr.. foam rubber cush.
lit. 1e47 ventnor. inboard SS9S
2S-ft.. 1883 Safticraft, nybr., Navy
TOP and side curtains $500
NOW ON DISPLAY
1884. 34-ft. safticraft. sleeps z, twin
1858. 1s-ft. Century seamaid. Sub.
tSsS1 s ~. nnNvanegs.. =, . -.
Maine Ave. end N 3 q. 0-11l6
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MONEY WANTED

$1,000 CAPITAL required to expand
profitable flower shop; stock shares
or morteage to secure loan; good
return. Call DE: 2-22sS. 80
beautiful suburban home in Wash.
ington area valued at $4,000. l.
year-old. Private conservatory on
grounds. LIST trust now only $11. $50
Private money desired at straight
90 interest, 5-year term. Box BIB,
Star. Qe
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INDUSTRIAL PROF.. For SALE
INDUSTRIAL SIZE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FoR RENT

STORAGE OR WORKSHOP 900
Sc. #. on ground floor, nuortscent
lighting. single and 3 phase wiring:
ONCE and . lavatories, automatic
gas heat, private parking; on r. !.
ave. Just beyond q. c. line: S1S5
mo-; available March s. z. QUINCY
SMITH, inc, 141S II st. NV, Dn.
f-9O57 or OIL. 2-9414 "a
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MOTORCYCLES
SPECIAL

1947 HID "A, oh. valves: runs good;
as is. Sl25,
Large selection Of used motorcycles
to At every pocketbook; small down
payments, up to IL months on bal
ance.
Ask about club plan for spring de-
livery.
Daytona. Fla. races 9th and eth OF
H d. SALES AND SERVICE
1905 31st st. NV. AID. 2-0602
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TRUCKS FOR SALE tcent.)

FORD PANEL SO: Fordomatie drive.
1000 mi; 81 .625; private owner.
81 cab and chassis:
S.25x20 tires. 131-in. wheel base.
Chevrolet 40 panel: radio and heat
err, new-truck guarantee on this one;
S1.295. HILL g. SANDERS. Wash. s
Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900 18th st.
nv; NO; 7-1l1l:
body, model K 3-M 1-ton. See Mr.
Noble: in garage. BERGMANN's
CHEW. 1887 la-ton open panel: gooc
running cond.. good tires: best offer
CHEvROLET 80 h-ton panel; out.
standing bargain. OWNER. ia
7-3393: ewes. Sun. ia. 7-0911. -
WORK HORSES
init. So L-195 tractor. fully equipped.
in nerf. cond. Price. S3.Sq5.
init 81 LIDS. very clean and ready
Tor the road. Price. $3.250.
GMC 81 diesel. model 652. fully
equipped. a real work horse. Only
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
Your Friendly GMC Dealer
2SO4 Jefferson Davis Hwy. Arl,
dust Over the 18th st. Bridge)
OF. 1880 TIL 0 Pm.
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

CONN: AVE. at Dupont Circle. 900
TO 9 1000 so. #. Priced under market
to long tenant. co. 5-2060.
park. B. B. ALLISON. RA. 3-o5iS.
DOCTORS SUITE AND APT.-3 or
3 oedrm. apt. or 5 rm. suite:
FeT a5ns n cs ' HRs S2aS month IN
SILVER SPRING sPECIAL-Nice LIST
n fe esn,rsI ,ois s # By y r. 3, once
Ps "2 x,ndos SIS. i'f FERRY ifFf Gay g.
OFFICE SUITE, SILVER SPRING.
locally located for professional or
from room TO approx. 1000 50 It.
CHESTER Il. KELf sRAse JU. aT 514iSo:
WYATT BLDG, - Attractively furn.
air-cond. ONCE and use Of reception
snail MA LII TU iI';:. OFFICE cyan. IN
2 asSni0T ST. 'S SwE ST 597S 300 50
#. open space. suitable iithosraphy
Air a coNp6iT1oEEEhD s nevis renovated
W
bldg. financial district. 1929 Yer
mont ave. NV. Call ST. 3-50eS.
EVANS BUILDING. 1920 New York
ave. n.w.-Availsble Immediately.
desirable rooms, to meet your re-
ggiEsmsnts, Apply PENN PROPER
APPROX: 400 SO. FL. beaut space,
mod. once bldg. > elevators. vic
9th and G, sts NV: flourescent
az sn ditnI.v suit n;na aiso 900 S5 wnoe sal
utils. and service. RE. 7-0141.
1884 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Nicely deco
rated bright. cheerful once with
lg Sos closet. AID. 2-151e day; Wo g.
REAL ESTATE OFFICE, all equipped.
good deal. Ewes. AP. 1898. 5213
AfR-CoSD.. FURN. ONCE with recep
and conference rm. NE. S-653s.
DOWNTOWN, s16 9th ST. N.w.-2nd.
Bird and 4th fls.: approx. 5000 50.
IT, e s9e Rs sht So sui! ts sf for 0 ssss
limited light mfg: or storage: z.
NV. b1. 7-ao57: eyes. Of. 2-s474:
DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG,
i346 Conn; aVe.-ofnices available.
IN InE DEInESDA AhEA-heat
and light fuFn.; on main thorough
occupied By physician. OIL. 2-0037.
BROOM SUITE with private lavatory
IN modern ONCE building. opposite
Avail ar0" today ao SIS cSi mo FRED D. A
SMITH CO.. 11l3 18th st. NV. Elk.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED extru-
tive's ONCE; spac, air-cond., ard
il you have secretary. option to
share adjoining recent. once With
desk. typewriter 1urn. Conn. and
L. ME. S-n654 II
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

IL % Units. r .n::.n. I''i sssm
sssdy to &c 20. can MR. f. GREEN iSsS,s'? ki:
TWENTY-EIGHT level. .emidet lots.
Just Oh Riggs and Ager rds.; water.
sewer. aved street. sidewalks. curb
and gutter at property line; Z real
steal at .'3?. 500. Cail MR.. FRED
TwENTY-THREE DETACHED LOTs,
lane and RigEs I'd: storm sewer In
xsss Te xasrsnt.e e. Ros1N sscsE :a T.
FAILS 1l5T cH fHss AZ HkEs s-saas Io7.,,
wooded lots 10000 minimum Sd.
IS IS. NV. JETszzI[tE' COOK. u. =. =
BEAUTIFTL WOODED LOTS; ada.
s sSstnc e lily; -: ssa PM. ssii
R SEEi SKA Moo6S So AR RiS4Si 900 .a
IT,, very. high elev. $40. 900 homes
s ssz Ss' S e tn sEo sahSsy;' Co., rFs:c
R iHisi All r. PR.@rWo 1' e level. cleared T
lots 60x105 each. all utils.: walking
t aissaneS s 70 school and s.o tdransp
TnShE I, NeaiIOL. Ar: t-o4OU. %
approx; IA acre; soc 50. It.. or best
IS ACRES. 81 800 an nae acre. !, cash
Rsady Tor residential development.
Also 25 acres. .Arl. Co.. zoned RIA g.
start building apartments, mr.. Bos-
well; MA. $4,000: ewes. ia. 4-1444.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC. l417 K
LAKE BARCRoFT-section 5, 1890
OWNER. oners considered. JE. g.
BEAUTIFUL rambler site. mr.. AMMAN.
A dsFe G "a Gre HI ess9s mar
cells in Arlington County. Ma.
TIoNAL REALTY. ia. s-oo4s;
CHOICE III 7i4-ACRE RAMBLER sIrR.
In restricted Pinecrest. va; COM
mpu3nity center; swimming pool now
chased other property. viii self At
cost. JE. 4-0451. -
LARGO AREA-5 acres. with beauti-
full wooded knoll, 33s:ft: frontase
on Lan yNo I'd. CAsKEY. Resltor,
TWo LEVEL. CLEAR LOTS. in River.
dale. CLOSE to Park and Planning;
eltor. .AP. 7-640O.
LANHAM. 10 level wooded acres
S H9 SA as ffRse esscr a Rs ssoS
New saSdiS. o. IS bbsaSt.e ., .r Mnii r:
size lots; sewer, water. ETC.: easy
terms. will subordinate. OWNER.
F o. GSSS ACHES M SrC essrl.. county
line: Sl4O an acre; 3-scre motel site
on Rte. 30l, 436-ft. frontage; 20
acres. King George County, Va;
S ,II per acre. JAMES Y. MAHoNEY.
sAcRlfilecitGLot. vic, Wheeler I'd.
RAucHaD. D. Is. ! !4S p' "oo - sR'
centss fd.. choice 5-aere eiots With
trontage on improved rd.. 10 mi.
D: g. nj. west Rte. !: 81. 200
1S:aeEs trae. with long frontage
e house; Thi; property re Sco to Iss;:
5000 cash; bal. easy terms. Ewes.
Three -bedrm. brick-front rambler
built on your lot BY reputable bldr. !;
II mi; D. c. Sl1,500. will assist
to q pm. HE. 1880: ewes. RA.
3-6476. w. w. LEWIS, REALToR.
CABIN SITE
lnree- quarter acre. overlooking Pa.
tuxent River; $3.50. terms. tEves.)
JE. 2-O4I4 -
BUILDERS
CHEVERLY 10 staked-out lots
Ready to so. Streets sraded. Storm
sewer ana sanitary sewer In. blks
shopping. school, transp. FRANK
SCUDER1. WA. 7.6632. -
BUILDERS, ATTENTION
BEAUTIFUL HoMEsrTHs
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LOANS

81. 900 WANTED for l year: 81 in
teYest plus $50 discount: plenty Of
End AND ard TRUST NOTES
immsdists Service :, San IN IA; s-es4o'
1914 K ST. NV. lllth and K,
LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me rednance your home and con-
soudate your present trusts thereby
reducing monthly payments and tn
terest and give you any balance In
cash. Call Mr.. MILLER, ME. 81 eco;
evenings. LA. 6.S104.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

SEASONED 8 MOS. $500. End tr.
to run, So payable SoI mo. offered
FiRsf THK eU PI Io1Ss on S' REAL estate:
low rates: 3-to-5-year terms and
monthly payments. P. J. WALSHE.
INC l11S Eye St; Nv; Ma S,o4Gs.
will buy second.trust notes. D. c..
nearby Nd. or Va: reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST.
MENT CORP. 1871" N. Y. ave. NV
MA. S-5S33
end TRUSTS. Arlington area: immee
action. McCLAINE PROPERTIES,
FIRST AND SECOND TkUST LOANS.
BARLOW REALTY CO.. ReaItors.
1881 9 ct: NV. NE. s.?495:
End TRUSTS
End TRucTs wANTEU-cash today.
RIA. 6-2291. IA. e-667e day or ewes.
e-9
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1885 K ST. NV
Very desirable suites. in combination
Of from . to rooms; avail. immed.
Ma. S-44S3.
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OLNEY. MD. AREI
40 MIN D. C.

In the Howard County Hunt Club
Dist. Only . short distance from
beaut. fevel land. 80 acres wooded
with stream. Cement block barn.
4ox1oo with milking parlor: euxil-
bath. electricity. paved road front
age. Possession go days. One Of our
best buys. SlGLER a CO., Realtors,
RA. 3-3431 till 9. %
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
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RAlLERS

81 must TRA wi mn. q IT, co s3fs conf 3D.
/ $50 xNDiERsoN.. 81 p IT. va ; rms. and
bath. like new: $3.50 for my equity;
Is payments of $S6.03 each. Price
includes financing and insurance
Owner eoina overseas, must sell. Call
MRS. REID. RE. G-S616, weekdays.
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HEETER TRAILER SALES

HEETER TRAILER SALES
Rt. 1, College Park. Md. WE. 5-5l11
81 aft. Rock2EaTt. R 3 bedrms..
Isl 3I-tt. owosso. 1 bedrm,.
81 ss:.it. ZEPHYR. / bedrm., .'1"' '
so ;!!;{,. LIBERTY, l Dedrm.. : a' So'
so 9:-i,. COLONIAL, 1 bed . .' 900
"a s s.';,, suDb6ES.~ eomDlss. . 90 .
ga lit .f MERCURY. . bed 1000
rms. complete bath. tub An.
with tub and shower 1895
dee and Doris" and Save
s:yHEE n..I large stsks; ready to roll
1851 .SPARTANETTE, IS. IT.. all
sF. rsssn s sfG%; G sRow FTf 1o
No, 4. Trailer Park. Andrews
TRAILER, 1s4s. New Moon. "a feet
LONG. fully eauipped: $1,000: cash
1875, g; 'er eSNf 9MSEE WE Ses ssaS5
bedrms.. completely furnished; ex-
tremely good condition; priced right
BILL KEYS, Lot FOG. Temple Trail
er VILLAGE. Just of Duke st. on
Tslesraph I'd, Alex. Va, -.
1850 PALACE, - IT.. with bath:
Ancient Oaks Trailer Park. Lot 90
Or JE. 3-3942. -
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GARAGES

PARKING. individual spaces. $50 mo.
1926 Mass. ave. NV, Elk. 3-3, 90,
.
1874 MASS. AVE. NV. Parking
space in rear for car 50 mo. Phone
manager, NE. S-S499. --6
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DAIRY FARM. all in grass;
good barn. house. other buildinS;
no stock.
250-acre stock farm, good house.
other buildings not much.
500-aere stock farm, upper Mont
gomery County. Nd.
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BUILDERS

acre. overlooking Pa
tuxent River; $3.50. terms. Ewes.
JE. o-Q4lA
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DE SOTO 1850 Custom 4-door;
original finish gives new-car ,p-
equipped; sold and serviced by US
since new; written guarantee; bet
ter hurry: $995. BETHESDA MO-
TORS, INC. De Plymouth,
Miller and Wis. ayes. OIL. 4-10O0
DE SOTO 1910 de luxe sedan; splen-
RopE Ens 1 fS2d .nS SS < fun AVE- price nee
DE SOTO 40 club coupe; T. and h.,
auto; trans. seat covers. nice blue
finish, $685.; H; 3. LEARY. JTs
DE E': so aTe 1 nx Custom ao o4 4di sedan;
r. and h.; tiptoe transmission, seat
covers, aluminium window awnings
and other extras, beautiful black
finish. immaculate throughout and
G en- Ssy Plymouth arf peaalieerl a5"l
De Zee so GRO i Ar5 " VS.: radio. power
steering. heater. torque. cd. seat
covers; excel; cond.; pvt. owner;
S1.515. Ii. 3-3352. -
900 miles; 81 495. Call 10. 5-2.45
DODGE 194S club coupe; finest con-
dition; S395, terms. ROPER. e"
18th and r. /. ave. ne. 50
DODGE 194S 2-dr. sedan: Regal ma
room finish, clean throughout. motor
Just overhauled; $465. KAISER
WILLYS, INC, $685. Wis. ave. cat
Western ave.), EN- 2-S093. %
DODGE 81 Coronet club coupe; orig
inal maroon finish; radio. heater,
and in finest condition; S995, cash,
trade or terms. WOLFE MOTORS,
1891 Wisconsin ave-, EN-. 3-01 AZ.
DODGE 1910 ex-cab 7-pass.: excel.
plastic upholstery; new paint. black:
S226. RIA. 6-<o30. -e
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40 2-dr; radio and
heater. very good tires. Runs ike .
scared rabbit. You can own II for
only $685.. HILL & SANDERS.
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900
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Hundreds Attend Annual Picnic

approximately 500 Char
lottesvillians attended the
Annual Sunday School pic
mic which was held Thurs
day, July 22nd, at the Mont
gomery Hall Park, in Staun-
ton, Va.
There were adult and
C h i ! dren picnickers from
Ebenezer Baptist Church,
Mount Zion Baptist Church,
Trinity Episcopal Church,
and Zion Union B a p tt s t
Church.
The groups, with beauti-
full baskets heavily laden
with the usual picnic menus,
met at 8 AM, at the Mid
way Parking Lot and quick
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ly filled to capacity the Z
big Trailway coaches and the
numerous passenger cars.
The intermittent showers
which dampened the spirits
of some of the crowd upon
their arrival at the park in
Staunton were soon for
gotten when the hot July
sun dried away every sign of
rain.
The children enjoyed the
m y activities, including
swimming, s o f t b a ii, ring
games, swinging, see-sawing
and, of course, eating. A
most wonderful and delight
full day was spent and en-
joyed by all attending.
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American Negroes
Re Discover" Alaska

ly activities of the race. It
is well patronized by many
business enterprises, bot h
white and colored, who adj
vertise their wares and pub
fishes much information that
should be interesting read
ing for all Americans.
We also note in the recent
edition of the Spotlight sent
us by the publisher, that An
chorage Negro citizens have
a well-organized branch of
the NAACP. 1t is headed
by Clarence Coleman, presi-
dent. o. sSw.
Editor Publisher Ander-
son maintains a staff of 7
exclusive of himself. He is
offering the Spotlight to
stateside subscribers at So
a year, or via Air Mail at
ST, the latter rate emitting
the subscriber to a book
about A la s k a which is
claimed to be absorbingly
interesting. The address is
Box 116 Anchorage, Alaska.
The paper is in it's second
year and is steadily growing
in Importance.
Truly, the Alaska Spot
light is an intriguing paper
and it should prove of great
interest, especially to our
men who saw military SER
vice in that great land of
opportunity for the people
who take advantage of it.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-07-31
EBENEZER BAPTIST
CHURCH

There will be a Home
Coming Rally at Ebenezer
Baptist Church, Kingstown,
Va, Sunday, August 1, 1854.
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Mary Mcleod
Bethune Sees In
MIRA Ideoloey
To Create Peace

Caux, Switzerland, July 21-
Mary Mcleod Bethune, past
president of the National AS
ISOLATION of Negro Women
OF America, addressing the
World Assembly for Moral
Re-Armament here t O d ",
said that she had seen at
Caux can theology that goes
beyond race or creed or color
or religion. / want to thank
God that He has given to
the world a Frank Buch-
man.. Describing the "crav-
ing of the entire world for
peace, she said she has
found at Caux "the uniting
atmosphere that could create
peace.
Mrs. Bethune, founder of
Bethune-Cookman College,
Daytona Beach, Florida, said
her visit to Caux had full
filled "the yeaTIiing of my
life over the years. I have
always been a fighter for
the things I believed to be
right, she said, "but since
coming here l have found
how lacking l have been in
places | thought I was most
effective. I felt I had done
very well, but as l faced my
self against the four abso-
lutte standards of MIRA
honesty, purity, unselfish-
ne and love-I knew / must
right-about-face in order to
inject this new stream into
the lives of the thousands
and thousands of people ]
have been pri vi e g e d to
teach.
81 thank God for my days
h ere, for the restoration
that has been determined in
my own soul and the hope
for my beloved country,
America, that every indi-
vidual there of every color
and creed may see and catch
what I have seen and caught
during these past few days"
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PIONEERS CLUB TO
SPONSOR "TRIP AROUND
THE WORLD"

The P GERS of High
Street Church will conduct
a "Trip Around the World,
on Thursday, August IL, at
8 Pm. Airports will be the
High Street Baptist Church,
20 Center Ave, N. w.; the
residences of Mrs. Bertha
Taborn, $50 Harrison Ave-,
N. W.; and Mrs. Mamie
Price, 621 Rutherford Ave-,
NV.
Refreshments will be
served.
Members and friends of
the church are invited to
sign up for the tour at the
High Street Baptist Church.
Mrs. Sadie Brown is the
chairman of this project,
with Mrs. Bertha Taborn
serving as co-chairman.
This tour is the first in
a series of projects which
the Pioneers will present in
order to finance a Fall Fes-
tival" scheduled to be held
for an entire week in Oc-
tober. The events prior to,
as well as those to be held
during the Fall Festival
will be open to the entire
community. The primary OBJ
jective of this organization
is to promote church and
community fellowship.
Climax of the Fall Festi-
val will be the browning of
the estival Queen. Details
Of the activities of the week
will be published at a later
date.
Mrs. Sadie Brown is presi-
dent of The Pioneers.
This is to be an all-day meet
ing and a delicious dinner
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(by r. l.. White)

According to a message
this writer recently received
from George G.. Anderson,
publisher of the Alaska Spot
light, a Negro Weekly, pub
lished in the city of Anchor
age, Alaska, the race has
ire discovered" A la s k a
since 1914 and now Negroes
are repeatedly there in num-
bers large enough to oper-
ate thirty-odd business es-
adjustments.
E n C h a n ing Alaska,
Americas '1ast frontier" 4,
her first line of defense
ag a n s t possible invasion
from the Orient, is the last
section open to pioneers.
1t seems that the race is
making an important con-
tribution to the economic
and political life of the Ter
ritory. This has been made
possible largely because of
Alaska's civil rights laws
and an F.E.P.C. Act. AS a
consequence, Negro citizens
there seem to be doing every
thing of which they are cap
able.
The Alaska Spotlight, the
first Negro newspaper ever
published in the Territory,
and the first of it's kind ever
known 20 be published in a
pioneer community, give s
a vivid account of the week
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Church Notes
FIRST BAPTIST, HOLLINS

FIRST BAPTIST, HOLLINS
On August A, 5 and 6 the
Valley Baptist Association
will meet. The theme is
THE Work of The Church
in Making Adjustments for
lntegration". The following
ministers will appear on the
three-day program: William
Gilbert, F. G.. Sampson, G..
w. Bolden, T. B. Wright, P.
I. Trans, j. r. Sparrow, w.
j. Pride, M. T. Coker, w. N.
Hunter, e. H. Gillespie, R.
J. Smith, G. w. Rice, S. G.
Harris, S. j. Jones, and DR..
M. G. Allen.
Also included on the pro-
gram will be Mrs. Jessie
Langhorne, Mr.. VILLA m
Walker, Mr.. j. D. Holt, Mr..
j. P. Holland, Mr.. Ellis War
rem, Mr.. S. L. Clayton. Miss
E. M. Keen is president, and
Rev. T. B. Wright is pastor.
Direction to Hollins: After
passing Hollins College Ito
your left) proceed until you
see a bridge. then turn short
to left, cross the bridge and
keep straight until you come
to the church. Rev. P. T.
Travis is Moderator, Rev.
M. E. Dunnaville, secretary.
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BIG HILL
BAPTIST CHURCH

A special service will be
rendered at the Big Hill Bap-
fist Church Sunday, August
l, 1874 at 700 PM. Rev.
T. l.. Reed, pastor of the
Pleasant Grove B a p tt s t
Church, Bankentown, Va,
will be the guest speaker.
Music will be furnished by
the choir of his church. Rev.
M. E. Dunnaville, pastor.
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will be served in the Parish
House.
The 3 o'clock service will
be conducted by Rev. r. j.
Smith, chaplain at the Vete-
rams Hospital, assisted by
the choir from First Baptist
Church, Hollins.
All members, form e r
members, rela tives and
friends are asked to be
present at this great meet
ing.
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Donors To Rev. James
Hospital Linen Project

The following persons
made donations of linen for
BurrAll Memorial Hospital
in response to an appeal
made by Rev. A. L. James
during his 22-day stay as a
patient in the hospital:
Sheets and Pillowcases
Mrs. Ellie Denmon
Mrs. Virginia Y. Lee
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent Follis
Mrs Nellie bearing
Mrs. Alice Marshall
Mrs. Frances D. Cook
Mrs. Sallie Ann Price
Miss Willie H. Owens
Mis- Anna Banks
Mrs. Maggie Spinner
Mrs. Isabel Banks
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Cardwtli
Mrs. Helen Wilson
Mrs. Annie Burrell
Mrs. Mrs. Richard Burks
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Hampton
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Williams
Mrs. Ruth Hughes
Mrs. l.. M. Wilson
Mrs. Reynold Campbell
Mrs. S. Fl. Watson
Mrs. c.. HI. Watson
Mrs. Roddy O. Hampton
A Friend
Mrs. Essie Page and
Effie Woodson
Mr.. Robert Coles
Mrs. S. r. Lee
Mrs. E. l.. Phillips
Mr.. and Mrs. n. H. Board
Mrs. Cora Leftwich
Mrs. George Bean
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Mrs. Mary Barbour
Mrs. Beddy
Mrs. Alberta Elobath
Mrs. Ruth Reynolds
Mrs. Philpot
Mrs. Annie Poindexter
Kingstown
Miss Siberia Smith
Hollins
Mrs. Dora Harris
Mrs. Harriet Jones
Mrs. Parphemore
Mrs. Grin Watson
Mrs. Stella H. Journey
Mr.. Mace
Mrs. Rosa Newman
Mrs. Helen Davis
Mrs. A. T. Phiipot
Mrs. Frances d. Cook
Mrs Louise Huddleston
Mrs. Eva Bribery
Mrs. Grace Sharpe
Mrs. Ella Butcher
Mrs. Daniel Webb
Mrs. Helen Skipper
Mrs. j. B. Clayton
Those who gave sheets
pillow cases and bed spreads
We're:
Mrs. L. G.. Downing
Mrs. Mamie Kyle
Mrs. P. r. Cowan
Mr.. and Mrs. John Easter
Gifts were also presented
by Mrs. Louise Guerrant
and Mrs. Thomas Whitfield.
Thanks to each of you for
your precious gifts.
Sincerely yours,
A. l.. JAMES
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MT. SINIA
CHURCH OF GOD

A pageant will be given
by Mrs. Lucy Reeves at the
Mt. Sinia Church of God,
920 Norfolk Ave., S. w.,
Wednesday, August a, at
$3.50 PM. The pageant will
feature: Behold I Stand at
the Door and Knock; God
Loves Little Children; Must
Jesus Bear the Cross Alone;
Take My Hand and Lead Me
On; Yield Not to Tempta-
ton; ! Want My Crown !;
When the Sun Refuses to
Shine; The Gross Bearer;
Death Is A Policeman; The
Burden Bearer; The Drunk
en- Man and The Dancing
Girls. Satan will be there al
so to tempt them. A free
will offering will be asked.
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Hill st. Baptist Church

AAiI Ots DdptiSt SHurcn
Holds InspiratiOnal Service
The Junior Usher Board
held an inspirational service
on Thursday, July 10Th at
800 P. M. Guest speaker
was Mr.. j. B. Butler, men,
Der of the First Baptist
Church. Miss Cordia Mae
Luck rendered a solo, and
music was furnished by the
Hallelujah Chorus.
All usher boards were
asked to send one or two
members from their boards.
After the service, refresh
ments were served. The pub
lie is invited. Rev. d. r.
Powell, pastor.