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~, ~. 40; 30x30, S2.95; 3Ox36,
S3.49, etc. Also wrought iron legs
made to order; SIS Kennedy st.
FREEZER. IA Gu. #. Coldspot, excel.
Seonn6d;: leaving States: ewes. JU.
FIE;E5ESzEh17ssaE,ss small; used VI.
FREEzERS-tAmanna;) and refrisera.
tors tServeD at less than dealers
cost. Brand new and most in oriet.
nal crates, Distributor giving up
FROZEN CUSTARD MACHINES p
Electro-rreeZe, new condition. 0O33
Ga, ave, Silver Spring, Md, JU.
FURs-Genuine 4-skin Kolinsky, per-
1ect condition; $35. ME. S-2956.
FURS-Jandel mink cape. very lovely,
practically new Call after pm.
FUR-Royai pastel mink stole. new
meyer worn; sacrifice $500. WO.
FUR JACKET. cape style sable-dyed
squirrel; new cond.; orig. price S295,
SacrifiGe at 500; EN-. 1861.
style. never worn; value $500; will
sell for $3.50. Phone EN-. $685.
FUR STOLE, beaut. Canadian wild
mink, Christian Dior style, new, cost,
Sl.30O; sacr" $3.50. RIA. 6-779O.
FUR STOLE, wild mink, latest fashion,
new ne sl neyeE worn; will sacrifice. Cali
FURNACE, floor. oil. Coleman, 60 600
eeonmnp3l:, fittings. Best offer. JU.
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FURNISHINGS
FURNITURE

Carefully selected from the
type of owners who do not
care to have the general pub
lie trample through their nice
homes. Estee gray hideabed,
mo. old, S115; Simmons
hideabed. $S5; wal. kneehole
desk, $40; nipple chests, S25
ca; solid mahog. 6-draWer
chests, $40; flrepl. set, large
sliding screen, complete, $45;
pair Gov. Bradford chairs,
$50; dropleaf tables, mahog.,
reg. and ext, $3.50 and sos;
set 3 blond mahog. tables.
$50; 3-pc. maple dinette, SIS;
gateleg table. Sis; misc. 1.-The
little store around the COR
ner," 4429 Wisconsin ave.
NV. Open weekdays It'll z pm.
EN-. 2-6677.
OPEN SUNDAY. 2-6
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FURNISHINGS

Knee-hole desk, like new. SIS: mahog.
dropleaf table. S15; breakfast set,
SIS; odd tables, 81 up; odd chairs,
81: cabinets. 81: dresSers, SIS:
chests, $3.50: beds, SIS; vanities,
$500; end tables. 81 UP; desk.
$3.50; lamps, pictures, mirrors, ST
up, rockers, ST up: OCCASION al
chairs, $3.50; couch. So; loveseat,
$I.50; vacuum, 81; irons. 81; iron
ing boards, 81; many other bar
gains. See our ad under Antiques. ;"
open sundays, ewes. It'll z. BELL
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MIscELLANEous FoR SALE

DESK FILE CABINET, check writer.
niture. 10. 5-457S. Ill
DESKS-All kinds, for ONCE, homes:
wood, metal. kneeholes; barg. Today.
CO. 6-4626: week, lll2 l4th st. n w.
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DIAMONDS
UNREDEEMED

1. Lady's %-ct.. nice color, lax.
2. Eady's "a cts. nice color. a. o.
K. y. e. diam. mtg. g.
3. Lady's lax. gold diam. and
pearl bangle bracelet: very
popular now; set with IA
dams. and cultured pearls;
q terrific bargain at 1.
4. Mans 3A cts. blue white,
latest style, W. 9. setting; q
real buy at only l,3!
5. Mans 2 cts. perfect cut. very
brilliant, heavy lax. y. g.
8. Lady's plat. straight-row fli-
gree diamond bracelet, Is
dias.. weighing over 3 cts;
Just out of loan, at q buy,
7. Lady's ia cts. real fiery
color. modern y. g. diam. mtg. A
3. Diamond and palladium watch
-17-j. 'Bulova with case and
matching bracelet. studded
with So dams. fully guar
anteed, new condition 3!
,. Diamond earrings. 2 brilliant
dams, weighing approx. ~
ca, AK. gold. tiffany style;
an unredeemed pledge at
bargain. only III
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~ REPAIR, CASH AND CARRY-S5
includ. one tube or condenser. Year
guar. Picture tube tested free. d.
POINT TV. AID. 4-9636. Open today.
UPHOLSTERING-Sp sale on re-
upholstering. repairing. cushions re-
filled, cleaned. Also slip covers and
Grapes custom made. For free esti-
mates. call any time. ABB UP
HOLSTERERS. RIA. 6-7712. -12
UPHOLSTERY-Couch chairs, re-
webbed. springs reset; your home or
my shop; furniture repairs all kinds.
JANNEY. RIA. 3-03S0; RIA. 3-6037.
WALLPAPER STEAMERS. paint
sprayer. Spred satin. Flow-kote: floor
polisher oscillating and belt sand
ers. FOLK FLOOR SUPPLIES. 1882
wATERPROOFiNG - Guar; bsmts..
walls roofs cutters and spouts:
masonry. wall coatings. RE. 6-6S41.
ADD THAT EXTRA ROOM OR
PORCH NOW while prices are low.
No cash needed; FILA terms: Al
3-S237. Open Sunday,
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APPLIANCE
CLEARANCE Sal

APPLIANCE
CLEARANCE SALE
JOHN G. WEBSTER'S
ANNUAL SPRING SALE
Tremendous savings on all kinds Of
appliances and kitchen cabinets.
Many new, some floor samples, some
USED.
Would you like to save money on:
GAS AND ELECTRIC RANGES
REFRIGERATOR
ROOM AIR CONDITIONER
AUTOMATIC DISHWASHERS
GARBAGE DISPOSERS
DEHUMID1FIERS
KITCHEN CABINETS
ST; STEEL A AND n,,I PoRGELAA AN SINKS
WATER COOLERS
Never before have we been able to
offer such outstanding bargains. so
take advantage Of this sale while
CAN ST $4,000 now or come to
JOHN G. WEBSTER'S
1909 FIRST ST ST,
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DESKS OFFTCE.

Large selection of used wood and
steel, SIS up; new walnut 6Ox30
double pedestal. $S4.95; chairs.
tables. flle cabinets. etc. Shop us for
real values. Free delivery. N. FRANK
& SON, Ala 3rd st. NV. Elk. 3-8974.
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FURNITURE
ATLAS FURNITURE GUARANTEES
LOWEST PRICES IN WRITING,
Brand-New-Costs Less


qualify Bedroom Group
Consisting OF chest. bed, dresser and
mirror, and 5-piece dresser set Com.
plete for 500.
Quality Living Room Group
Consisting Of dual-purpose sofa tat.
comfortable bed at nisht5' i chai T
END tables, / coffee table, =
smokers. 2 pictures and ? table
lamps and shades. Complete for SIC.
a HUGE SELECTION OF LIVING
Rooms, BEDROOMS. DININ
ROOMS. DINETTES. ALL KINpS
OE SLEEPING EQUIPMENT RUGS
OCCASIONAL FURNITURE. LAMPS
Although ATLAS FURNITURE prices
are based on cash selling. easy
montnIy credit terms may be ar
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New fresh national brands: some
labels torn. some. denied, some per.
feet ideal boarding houses. restau-
tity. 435 X st. NV. Free parking.
GUITAR. electric Hawaiian, amplificr
and case; sell or trade for accordion.
GTNs-sshotsaun. rifles and pistols.
All like new. 10. sass, Ill
500; 5000 Springfield, $40: 8
nm. barrelsd action, S35; 30-40
specials. $40 up; Rem; ~ ga. shot
eonedera aes an BUNS d1 1Se sHo sg
JE. 1855, open today, 10 to 4.
GUN, nm, Browning auto. (unused).
i hipg5 agt0 % cal CO. Sell Or trade
HEALTH ,LAMPs-Ultra violet ray.
mira red; floor models, used very
little. Both for 500. LII. 3-1a59.
HEATER. HOT WATER, 30-gallon
automatic, gas. Reasonable. JE.
e caa wo asE H scSa s4oVE ISL
9TH st. NV. MA. s-sa52.
HEATER~oHotpoint water heater.
cleo. 52-sal. cap: antique trundle
req Rss o IL 9 PsTnsF a JE cSGta0' r.
part foam r cushions. green tweed:
orig. $40. only Q mos old. Moving.
Sac; $50. ia. 2.6l70. Ill
litter and transfer. Call IA. 2-5353.
HOSPITAL BED and sides. adjust.
able. Chevy Chase section. OIL.
4-i29S Ill
BED and mattress. prac-
tically new, price S45. Call ia.
2-0HS6 Ill
HOSPITAL BED. like new. adjustable,
S?5. GICHNER SURPLUS, 2513 NJ
Sf a M EX 1-4EOr
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
BEDROOM

OOut guy peIore you VlSlG US,
as we. guarantee you posi-
tive savings Of 20% to 500
on new sample cIoseoutS.
Look at these bargains:
Fine maple doubts bed. chest, double
dresser and mirror. was .$129. 80,
now $3.50; fine blond bed, double
dresser, mirror and chest, was
$1b9.5O. now S114.95: fine quality
mahogany double bed, double dresser,
mirror and chest on chest, was
$199.50, now $144.45; solid mahog-
any and solid cherry at lowest prices
in town. Fine mahogany or maple
beds in all sizes, were $3.50, now
$3.50. Guaranteed full 39-inch
Hollywood bed. was $69.5O. now
S43.95.
Many more bargains too numerous to
mention Open Thursdays til o pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN co
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BICYCLE SALE

10 to Q Sunday. Fine English BIZ
cycles, all sizes. $36.95 up. Also,
large selection Of good. used Amer
$9.95 to S19.95. No sales tax. Hurry
to Alexandrta's oldest and finest
bicycle shop. j. M. MOODY CYCLE
SHOP, $50 8. 23d ST., Arlington
OF. 4-9354.
Schwinn, boys standard, $50
Girls standard, $40; also household
goods. ia. 7-O963,
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FENCING
SAVE 500

BUILD YOURSELF, WE FURNISH
ALL MATERIALS. RANCH TYPE,
COUNTRY. CLUB ESTATE. BASKET
WEAVE. ETC. SO TO 45c PER FIT,
COP; CALL ANYTIME SUN.
BUILD II, YOURSELF CO.
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D7 7th ST. NV, Elk. 3-6742
THE SAMPLE BARGAIN
STORE OF WASH.

B Fps q fTinSfd. NO
BEDsPREAD, 2 pr. matching drapes.
pr. pillow shams, green silk, like
new; SIS; JU. 5-70OS.
BELT SANDER, portable. excellent
condition, SIT. UN, 4-0S3I.
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ANTIQUES
Do not sell your valuable ANTIQUE
china glass, furniture. ETC.. before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisal.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
washers, ranges. re-
frigerators, etc. Rent or buy. S5
per month, full guarantee. DOWD'S,
EN-. 2-7300. AIS Conn. ave.
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BENDIX WASHER-DRYER
Brand-new, original crates. What
Will you offer? Pvt. party. DE.
"'S'A' %
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$500. 900 OF MATERIAL IN EXCEL
LENT CONDITION AT TREMENDOUS
SAVINGS
statesmen ON JOB
All the following material on JOB
site or EITHER YARD:
TOILETS AND TANKS S1oQ5
APT.-s1zE STOVES, OVEN CONTROL,
HOT WATER HEATERS. AUTO 1888
GOAL STOVES mo. DELI S595
"f sizSs SPRING BAL /, ON, Many y
INSIDE DOORS AND JAMBs: 1890
OUTSIDE DOORS AND JAMES S3iMi2asS''S0
MEDICINE cABINETs- ST i 90
BASE CABINETS SaSS
SHELF CABINETS .--$ 2.95
OAK FLOORING $50 PER M
LUMBER G.00O.0OO it,.
2xe MAsoN1TE S1.oo PER SHEET
The following materials on JOB only.
l 900: 900 ciNDER BLOCKS, Sc EA
FASTER BOARD. REMOVE YOUR
ROOF TRussEs. ~ FIT. : WIDE DE r.
$500 EA.
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Fencing That's Different
Aluminium Picket Fence
For free estimates call GRIFFITH
CONSUMERS, IA. 7-0411 or IA
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DINING ROOM


Don't buy before you visit us,
as we guarantee you positive
savings of 20% to 500 on
new sample closeoutS. Look
at these bargains:
leaf and 4 chairs. were $3.50, now
$49.05: fine lined oak ext. console
and 3 caves. was S109.50. now
S54.T5: genuine mahogany drop-leaf
table. was $50. 80. now S34.95. Many
more bargains too numerous to
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO.
GOT 7th st. NV, Elk. 3-6742
THE SAMPLE BARGAIN
STORE OF WASHINGTON
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HOSPITAL BED

Good condition Sis. DE. 2-57ss.
HOUSEHOLD TTEMS-Mod. lamps.
sofas. many items, used and new.
Rear 211S Mass. ave, NV, Sat,
l2-5. all day Sun. Ill
HOUSEHOLD-Lgc. oak obi. pedestal
desk; steel car-top luggage carrier;
set Tom Swift books; set Bunny
Brown and Sister Sue books; set
mahog. lamps, GE. coffee maker.
cleo. hand iron. IA. 2-5l09.
IRONER. G.E. portable, rotary. Less
than year old. S35. HU 3-SS10.
IRONER-Easy electric. practically
new: cost s1 $500. will sell for sl.oo.
rkoNER@speed Queen de luxe. New
GonditioH; SIS. less than "a price.
rk MS; i-S3aot Point. plate type. Yer,
reasonable. Cali. ia. s-6s13.
IRONER---Thor de luxe. new. unit.
excellent ody at $50. Call CIR.
oHNSsoMANvnLE certified dealers
Roofing and siding Is our business:
Porches incl. Also tombstone
DIST No lob too small or large.
Free estimate. nothing down, yrs.
to pay. Work guar. CAPITAL
ave. Bethesda, Nd. OIL. 4-8133.
JUKE BOX. model 1015 Wurlitzer;
500 or best OFFER; excel. cond Tor
JIKE BOX. wurlitzer model lo15;
mechaniesliy very good; best oner'
KARDEx FILES. 4x6, 8 draw; 3x5.
Z draw. compl, Today. CO. 5-4625:
pk nj T-731o I1lD 11th st NV
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Hundreds Of Other Items
A B G D CORP.
10. 2-sla9. or. 4-s755
Main yard. 1881 Jefferson Davis
hwy, Arlington, Va. Iii
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GLIDER. wrought-iron, eiass-top
table and chairs. red and white:
bargain; RIA. 3-1913.
GOLF-Mans steel set & bag, SIS;
lady's. set, S15: left nd. set, Sl2:
s slee. fan: 800 ECONOMY SHOP.
COLE 3shss s ea9ss 5ae.lsnt sosd l ssS
Call Oy. 3-4927 after 10 am.
GOLF CLUBS, excel. cond,, Walter
Hagen, International, lett-handed.
matched, Eight irons, Nos. .
through 8. Driver. brassie. spoon.
New price APPROX. $170 at pro shops
500. Dl. 7-3S63. IL
GOLF CLUBS-8 Petersen irons,
$40; 8 Burke irons. $50. Very good
cond JU.. 5-1252.
GOLF CLUBS, left-handed: compl.
Golf Clue MGMBHRsHfP,o tN
Prince Georges-Substantial saw
ing. LU. 2-0029.
GOLF CLUBS-Bag, 2 woods. 5
irons. hickory shaft: $40. Good
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FURNITURE
HAMPSHIRE HOUSE
PRE-EASTER SALE
DRASTIC REDUCTIONS TO
STIMULATE BUSINESS! | !

>~'~ - 49, ~ ~ O44N1JAOos ]
ALL FURNITURE INCLUDING DIN
RM,; BEDRM., LIV. RM.. SEC.
TI0NAL SOFAS. HIDE-A-BEDs
TABLES, ETC. REDUCTIONS UP
70 $50 OFF OUR REGULAR Low
BUY Now FOR FUTURE NEEDS
WE WILL HOLD MERCHANDISE Ur
70 90 DAYS WITH A SMALL De
LARGE SELECTIONS IN BEDDING
F FRoM s "a a. UP; Ho2IL;LLYWooDsS
SEMI sEAnEp s ETICon SIMMONS. ENG
YOU Owe . II TO 70 YOURSELF To
LET US PROVE WE CAN HEI r
YoU STRETCH YOUR DOL
HAMPSHIRE FURN. co.
1858 New Hampshire Ave. at Ga.
Just Below Peoples RIA, 3-I2I3
OPEN EVENINGS TIL .
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BRICK-BRICK
$14.5O PER 1000
ACE WRECKING co.

LU. 4-Oh00 -16
ITEMS-Open Sats., to
|: FUCKER LUMBER. 1920 Wilson
blyd. near Key Bridge. ia. Abba.
BUILDERS TOOLS 4 SUPPLIES
t HK Portsr No: lS6'g Bolt cut
oscillating sander, 1-cylinder air
compressor, post hole digger. blow
torch. lanterns. etc. Swinging fau-
Gets. aluminium flashing. No. 12 sin
gle-strand electric wire, 5 bdls.
blend asphalt roofing shingles,
20-36 plate glass cut pieces for
Prices about n builders cost. 7125
Webster st., Landover Hills. WA.
7-6154 Sunday or evenings
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FORMICA

New: all colors; 24x24. 'S1.95: "a x
80, So. 40: 30x30, S2.95; 3Ox36.
S3.49, etc. Also wrought iron legs
MADE to order. SIS Kennedy. st.
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ROOF REPAIRS
TILE REPAIRS

D. C.-MD.-VA.
PROMPT SERVICE. REASONABLE
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
EDWIN E. ELLETT
COLUMBIA 5-8731
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ANTIoUES-HELEN L. HANNAH
25e2 Wilson blvd. Arlington. IA
2-ESl4. Its Fun to Look"
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ACE
Wrecking & Building

MdCerIdI co. Corp.
Directions. to Job: Shirley hwy. left
On 81 81 Glebe I'd. to Meade St.. left
JOB SITE. OF. 1854
y. e. YARD, IU 4-O5OO
4QO2 MINI. AVE. NE,
ROCKVILLE YARD
Poplar 2 .42lI
S S99ss S40; | mi. north Of Rockville.
CPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATUR-
pay. 1870 am. to 5 pm. SUNDAY.
am. to 8 pm.
BUILDING CQNTRACTIMC
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KENMORE IRONER
Like new, SIS. II. 6-2466.
KELVINATOR cleo. range. Conlon
articles: accept best offer. 10.
$1,000 1905 Ellis ST. Sc.
KITCHEN CABINETS AND SINKS
Wholesale warehouse clearance Of
display and damaged kitchen equip
ment: nationally advertised brand in
80es below retail. Sunday morn.
Only a-12. 901 Girsrd at. ne, mr..
10th and Franklin ne. -13
KITCHEN FLOOR CABINET; work
table top: cheap. EN-. $4,000.
CONTINUED on Next Page.)
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PLASTERING. remodelins and paint
ing; old or new, large or small; Al
mech. HUI. 3-77S4. 13'
PLASTERING, new or old repair
wk. done; INN. SER; wk. guar.
est. free; white mech. TIA. 9-020S
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Open, Camp Simms Site. Sun Till 5
Statesmen on All Sites
Plywood, per 50. It. --L---- Sc
Masonite. per 50. #. 1Oc
Modern fuorescent lights $40
modern, thin wall, guam
tity purchase, per It. Soc
hnoleum. per #. Sc
Windows with frames, many sizes,
from S4.95
Doors. all sizes. with hardware and
frame. from So AS
PoSt Bldg. Only
Modern wash basins with fittings, $40
Shower stalls. aluminium STATS
Toilets with new tanks - ST. so
2 compartment kitchen sinks with
Lumber. unlimited quantities of quail.
ity framing, sheathing, siding. floor
fnR etc
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GROCERIES

New fresh national brands: some
labels torn. some dented, some per.
rants RAM below Wholesale o in any GUAM GUAM
tity. 435 K st. NV. Free parking.
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MlscELLANrous EoR SALE
BUILDING MATERIAL
Disnantling
800 APARTMENTS
SHIRLEY HOMES

S300. 900 OF MATERIAL IN EXCEL
LENT CONDITION AT TREMENDOUS
SAVINGS
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BUILDING CONTRACTING

Garages, porches, gardens, drives
walks, brickwork of all kinds: a.
nancing assistance; plan and per-
mus furnished. Call MR.. RICH
ARDSON. RA 3-4R32
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-06-26
'kosciusko News

The Presbyterian Church on Tip
ton Street began their Bible school
Monday, June 20, sponsored by Rev.
and Mrs. Carr. Rev. Carr is the
pastor of this church. Instructors
are as follows: Miss Beardshaw,
director; Miss Jack Brisw, Miss
Marjorie Price, Miss Ricky Thorn
ton, Miss Ermily Potts, Miss Su-
san Potts, Miss Nancy Peacock,
Miss Edith Craft, Miss Edna Craft
and Miss Louise Landingham,
teachers. This work opened with
a great deal of attendance with the
hope of gaining more and more
each day until the week was out.
Miss Jean Clara Jackson, as a
delegate from the Methodist
church, is attending the youth fell
lowship which is being held at
Starkville, Miss.
Nancy Carr, a student of Still
man College, is now on a mission
tour teaching Bible school at Taft,
Tex. In the near future she will be
going to four other places teach
ing.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-06-26
Y.W.C. A. News

The Branch YWCA held its an
nual Membership Tea on Sunday,
June %, at 5 pm. The Committee
Reported 224 members for 1854
S.. This is only little over a half
of our goal for the year. Let us
continue to work.
The program was made up of a
selection by the Male Chorus of
Central Church, instrumental mu-
sic by Mrs. Sadie Rawls and Mrs.
J. Hunt. Mrs. L. B. Walker Jones,
Executive Director and Mrs. J. B.
Mosley, Teenage program Direc-
tor gave reports on the Regional
Conferences they attended. Mrs.
Jones the Southeast Regional
YWCA Conference in Blue Ridge
N. C. and Mrs. Mosley the South
ern Sectional Y-Teen Conference
at Waveland, Mississippi.
Mrs. Geneva Claiborne, Mrs. Es-
tell Thomas and Mrs. Rosie Lee
Brown had several pieces on ex-
hibit from the Sewing Glass.
At the registration table was
Mrs. A. B. Keeling while other
members served as hostesses.
Presiding over the program was
Mrs. A. M. Turner, Chairman of
the Membership Committee. Greet
ings were given by Miss F. 0.
Alexander, Chairman of the Com
mittee on Administration.
The report of the Membership
Committee was given by Mrs. Will
lie A. Singleton as compiled by
Miss Mary Cox.
We thank all of those who
brought fruit juice, fruit and can
ned vegetables for camp.
The YWCA will be selling fruit
drops in the next week to help
with camp and paying for the TV
and drink box. Please buy box
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-06-26
SOCIETY SLAnTS

Mrs. Myrtes Gregory Of North
Lamar Street was hostess to the
June meeting Of the Northside
Community Garden Club with the
president, Mrs. Bessye McElroy,
presiding. The last meeting Of the
Garden Club Council was given by
the president. The main business
at hand was the annual report
from committee chairmen. The
president called on each chairman
present to give q resume of their
years work and she thanked all
members for their part in helping
the club to live up to its motto,
"By Helping Oothers We Help Our
selves" by trying to bring sunshine
and happiness to the community
and the city in which they live.
Lovely flower arrangements were
brought by several members who
explained them. The club was
happy to welcome Mrs. Aniece JET
fers as new member. This being
the last meeting of the club year,
officers were elected for the new
year. Mrs. B. McElroy, president;
Mrs. Carrie Washington, first vice
president; Mrs. M. Gregory second
vice president; Mrs. Annie M. Will
liams, secretary; Mrs. Mary
Slaughter, treasurer. Tasty re-
freshments were served to Mes
DANES Inez Jones, Sarah Brown,
Marian Wells, Catherine Langston,
A. LETTERS, M. Slaughter, A. M.
Williams, Louise Allen, B. Noel
roy and guest Mrs. Jean Lowe
from Canton.
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DR.. and Mrs. James Harris Bell
announce the marriage Of their
daughter, Patriot Lee, to Mr..
Charles Powell Francis, Jr., SUM-
day, July the eleventh at Mt. Zion
Baptist Church in Canton, Miss.
Mr.. Victor Jones and children
left the city Monday to join his
wife in Nashville, Tenn. Mrs.
Jones, who is studying at North
western University for the sum-
lmer, was called to Nashville due
to the sudden illness and death of
her mother, Mrs. T. M. Brumfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Ruffin Of
Julienne Street, are spending their
vacation on the Gulf Coast visiting
relatives and friends.
Seamon &c Billy Gene Carey
has returned to duty after spend
ing his furlough with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Carey Of JUL
ienne Street.
Mrs. Fannye Williams is con-
fined in the Jackson College Clinic
suffering from injuries sustained
in a fall at her home a few days
ago. 1t is reported she is respond
ing to treatment nicely.
The Gospel Chorus Of Pearl
Street Church invites you to q
Musical" Sunday afternoon, June
27, at 4 pm. at Pearl Street
Church. Some Of the leading choirs
of the city will appear on the pro-
gram. Rev. T. w. Gaines, Pastor;
Mrs. Ruby Rogers, President; Mrs.
c. L. Bell, chairman.