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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-04-01

Barbara Sanders, single. infant,
Oakland, Maryland, Rayuor
Paulie. whose last known address
was Magdalena. New Mexico, but
whose present whereabouts are
unknown. The Garrett County
Welfare Board, Oakland, Mary
land. Emroy Bolden, trading as
Bolden Funeral Home, Oakland,
Maryland, and William Hardesty,
trading as Hardesty Brothers,
Oakland, Maryland, and Fred
Paulie, Oakland, Maryland.
Number. 444G Equity. In the Circuit
Court for Garrett County,
No,.ylop5
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-04-01
HOTSEHOLD FTRNITURE
Milton E. Tucker and
Jane Tucker

A. A. CALLS & son, Auctioneers
Lunch by White Church ". S. c. S.
ADV. sgt.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-04-01
PUBLIC SALE
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY

We will sell at public auction to
the highest responsible bidder, at
our fam one mile north of Steycr
ON the White Church-Steycr road,
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LOW DOWN PAYMENT
Beautiful HilIcregt=S3go Erie St. Sc;
baths: side screened porch; finished
atties rec. room with bar. X bath;
oil h.SW.h. Beautiful yard and
shrubs. Det. brick garage.
READMOND REAL ESTATE
To. 2-6161. Eyes,. EN-. 3-es75.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

COL0RED-NR. 18th AND DECATUR.
2N baths. Oh h.-W.li.;. perfect cond. !;
$1b,06O, $1,000 cash. REALIST-
l INds CORP HU. s-4sss. day or
COIORED-wAsHNGroNs best To-
s SUl%sndy y1S St. riley Rs S6 aiE V.
nm. With ffspi.. step-dn. din: rm..
kit, breakfast rm.: End a.. 3 bed
rooms, baths, recr. rm.. with fire.
place: gar; awnings, storm win.
S1ys gas heat: . terrific buy ct
cai i'S Sr. Psg Hsn Ju.' s.sSss, with with
FREDERICK REAL ESTATE, RE.
7-2461. lis
MISREPRESENTATION BRICK
near Georgia and Webster SITS. NV.
"a rooms, 2 inclosed porches. IA
baths: AL condition: bargain priced,
$4,000. $1,000 down. Owner
o. 81. Go scCslS. FULTON R. GORDON
COLORED-CORNKR; LOT, 7o-ft.
Rock Greek Park, near 8 buslines
and streetcars: det., 10 rms. 3
baths, built-in gar: home in i'm
maculate condition and an astound-
ing value for $25,950. Ewes, TIE.
81 7sssoazk Z; T. oRAvATTE. Reaitor'
COLORED-NR. 18th AND BUCHAN-
AN-$16,060, very attractive brick.
8 rms. 2 baths cheated recreation
rm with fireplace and bath in base
ment): attic: oil-burner, hot-water
heat: combination storm windows
and screens: has extra fully equipped
kitchen, 2 refgrs., 3 gas ranges: ex-
cellent condition. Eve, TIE. 6-2233.
L-oTa GRAVATTE. Realtor, ma.
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE

income about $50, 900; Silver Spring,
Md. Consider small Fla home. clear.
and some cash as down payment
for my equity. OWNER, Box 442-M,
OWNER WILL CONSIDER EQUITY
in small house. D. c., for 100-acre
form suit. for dairy, beef, chickens,
within committing distance.
'431 It'll 8. lis
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6OLORED-S3O PER MO. Nice

COLORED-$3O PER MO. Nice A.
cleo. Ii. 3-Ol29.
COIORED-8 RMS, bath, INV. heat,
gas, cleo, some furn. 18th and
Fla. ave. NV. Vacant. Good
rooming house. z bedrms.. lge. kit.
$ 81 ;s %; Dt eXas III EEA ala71e5' Co.,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ new 7-rm., 2-bath home. Call
Mr.. Lawrence, RA. 6-1063. CHES-
TER H. KELLER. 30
COLORED-RENT OR SALE, NV.
corner brk., on carline; ideal Tor
4I27 9TH st. NV. Call ia. 9-1291.
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Excellent for Children
2 AND 3 BEDROOMS

Full Easements. Fenced yards. Good
cond. Reas. rent. Cow. to schools,
shopping ing center 9n1S % Fort Fort 70 se y Z
For inspection. call so. 5-91O0
MONROE DEVELOPMENT CORP.
1874 N. Kings Hwy, Alex. Va.
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BETHESDA-S23.500
BETHESDA. MD,

See this charming home in beautiful
residential section yet convenient
to everything. 2-story, brick, side
open porch over built-in garage;
immaculate throughout. Beautiful
Naval Hospital. win meet the ap-
proval of the most discriminating
buyer Only S17,750. terms. HU.
1886.
CHAPMAN REALTY RIA. S-4SS4
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

ATLANTIC sT.-No cash 81; 500: a
L. GODDARD. Of. 47922. lis
cSP Ims H pstSI mr. A GaD s2an anS 1 ap
rented. Home or an investment.
Change SlsGSS 6wSS TisoYT Ia: 1sslH7o1S. 30
HEIGHTS-2-story semi
dstaf SsS, bF RroG S sSd 4:sr f gd essat
995. $1,000 down. Ii. 4-7276. is
CONGRESS HGTS.-Assume 40 CT
trust; $14.500 for 3-bedrm: home IN
new cond.; low down payment. bal
pce IEs rent .t:, i@T 1 s HSsse:.lGRo
C0NGREss HGTss. 2-famiiy semi
Diet. brick; 1st-n. apt: has bedrms.;
JOIN [. SHELTON. REALToR. 20.
H GiIScSRsiEsr sEcTIoN-New brick
4 bedrms.. 2h baths, bedrms. and
bath 1st 4: garage; 1900, By
Is45 s dSod Hope I'd. Sc. Lu. 4-s4oO'
Mr. r. Pa. PAVE AVE. AND ALA. AvE.-12.
gISSId se% ENID brit brick; ,rS 5 EIHs %
bsmt; above o- gro vI1ndd level F9 ESsn
HARTMAN REALTY. nc" 1915
GOOD Hope I'd. sc. Lu. 4-s4OO.
LYNDALE-6-rm. brick; peri. cond.;
gas heat; front porch. Owner leav-
ing town, must sell. Terms. JOHN L.
SHELTON. REALTOR. 10. $4,000.
lis
ATTENTION, vETs-vA approved:
full price, S11, $50. Brick semidet.
corner home with rec. rm... screened
cement porch. large fenced-in back
yard. Near bus, schools and store.
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BETHESDA-EDGEMOOR
BEDRM., BATH ON LIST FLOOR
Deep center-hall Dutch Colonial near
the SWIMMING AND TENNIS CLUB;
large liv. rm., din. rn., huge bedrm..
bath on LIST A.; 3 lge. bedrmS., big
closets on 2nd A.; recreation nm,
bedrm., bath and summer Kitchen
in bsnlt.; porch. garage, lovely level
lot. Price, $27.5OO. oo
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-940O
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KEN WOOO
RAMBLER-$45, 900

In the heart Of Bethesda's most S1..
elusive community. On level LOT.
Spacious living room, separate dins'
ing room with bay window. large
kitchen. Library with powder room;
bedrooms and Q baths; basement
with recreation room. maids room
able value. Call JAMES Z. SCHWAR,
EN-. 2-5S00. Ewes, OIL. 2-1409 %
WO. 6-140S. lis
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PAINT AND PAINTERS SUPPLIES
Store. Estab. l946. Owner selling
because Of health. Phone JE; q
GROCERY AND DELICATEssEN for
saie-Drive-in A.B.C. license; large
outside display; room for lots OF
parking: no reas. offer refused.
Beauty SALON. downtown location.
I pTica rent Box 4wHs5 ifsV Star WASH
POOL ROOM. Cherrydale = Billiard
parlor. 5 tables; all equipped. 1913
BEAUTY ESe hYS PiARLoR, fully equipped, air
Clean. $50 a mo. Perfect for chill
dren's haircuts as well. Upper NV.
loo. Al cond; 4 real money r maker
ST STiN s7G5SO 3. til a9 9 p-m' DOROTHY K
L MRGflG Gk6 & cry and meat market;
self-service; nice business; essential
reasons for selling. May be pur-
cha chased SsrT TlsR sYa Ma d0 saaPy 1s
COFFEE SHOP-Stainless steel (com-
pact); air-cond. Rms. upstairs pay
rent. Sacrifice. best offer. Going over
seas; Box 43lI Ad Star; d a. oo 2o inc
owner must sell: vic, 18th and NJ
NV. Sub. cash required. Ho. 2z 81:
SERVICE STATION on busy corner,
II i. ave. It, 1ucdl AL
and carburetion business. Phone La.
oGJTSTANDNG BUSINESS LOCA-
TIONS in fast growing towns and on
busy highways Of Southern Maryland.
Exceptional bargains, long eStaD-
Ished profitable general merchan-
dising business" on main street
county seat town. Building and up
to-date stock, good money: maker
$40, 900, reasonable terms. Also, de-
sirable locations suitable shopping
centers. Don't delay. LEONARD SNl-
DER. Tel. 3311. LaPlata, Md. -l6
FOR sALE-WELL EQUIPPED MOD
ERN BRICK HOTEL AND RESTAU-
RANT, FORTY-NINE ROOMS ~
ALL. INCLUDED ARE SEVEN
SMALL APARTMENTS. THIRTY
AIR Condolences, TWENTY
SIX ROOMS HAVE WALL-TO.
SOS, 900 IN EQUIPMENT. HAS 234-
FOOT FRONTAGE ON U. S. NO: J.
EIGHT MILES SOUTH OF WASH
INGTON, D. c. Priced 100000;
CASH PAYMENT, $4,000, BAL
ANCE MONTHLY. BROKERS PRO-
TEcTED. SEE MR. FADELY.
PHONE NUMBER SOUTH 5-S630,
ALEXANDRIA, VA. 20
FOR SALE
SHEET METAL AND
DOOFTNG RTTSTNESS
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

SILVER SPRING-Wanted Aug. l
or later, 8 or 9 rm. rambler. JU.
WANTED TO RENT, clean. 2-bedrm.
furn. home in w. Hyattsville area.
RENTALS WANTED. VA.
take the worl and worry on your
shoulders, Call XII. S-3106 It'll g.
ROUTH ROBBINS REALTY. INC.
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KENWOOD AREA

Delightful. practically new. brick,
center-hall rambler; Ice. iv.. rm.. 3
big bedrms.. 2 baths. sep. din. rm.,
screened porch, garage; wide. level
lot; terrific value st $27,750. Own.
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TWO 2-APT. UNITS
gress Hats. One 7-rm., 2-apt. unit
and the other 6-rm. and English.
p DF%s p Il A. I'n eoSd aos and S most
eonv. locations, close to public and
parochial schools. trAnsp. and Shops.
S.7Ses. iTIxS RkiiT3SA Go. go
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orr ALABAMA AVE.
5-YR. -OLD Grin. SEMIDET. BRICK
CT financing avail. or can assume
present FLA loan. All spae. rms.
newly dec. throughout. Monthly pay
ments less than rent. Name your
own down payment. Buy this one
direct from owner and pay less
MRS; COX. LU. 2-S136 or ST
ONLY $500 cash. SOS mo.
EX S-h7ofo "A a.oi10.
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MASS. AVE. AREA
NEW AA6RI ED G0H am

Attractive rambler, 1 blk. Oh Ma
Western Junior Hish. 8 tWin-siSed
bedrms. 2 baths, separate din. 1m.,
full bsmt. A quality home in Q r1Glne
value neighborhood. Call tonight Tor
SRG e. sodLG 81 S7en0e g. TessoS.
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MOVING TO BALTIMORE?
Exchange your washington house for
this fine residence in EDNOR GAR
DENS; 6 rooms, baths, hardwood
fioors. modern kit, clubrm.; brick
garage; excel. condition; close to
Bard st. and Greenmount ave. shop
ping center. Price. S12.2 $780, &: z,
500 Call Mr.. Hooper, VA. S-2412'
sTEFFEY. INC.
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BIB THE EVENING STAR
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

washington, D. G.
THURSDAY, JUNE IL, 1854 :
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MASS. AVE. AREA
COTONTAT-%22 QS0

OOIONl AIT9ll ,SCU
DEN. POWDER RIM. ON LIST FLOOR
Situated in a cool, wooded setting,
lge. bedrms. and l bath on End
floor. Den, powder rm., sep. din.
rm., liv. rm. and kit. on LIST hoors
Newly redecorated. Attached garage.
Full bsmt. and wooded lot. Call to.
night. OIL. 5000 for appointments
OIL, R-7S0O -lS
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LOOKING FOR A HOME? We have
q variety Of lovely homes in de-
slrable locations; all priced rtght.
p0TfTH R0RBINS REALTY
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BETHESDA

Larse corner. lot. brick rambler. EtS
full baths. comb. living room-din1ng
room, Woodworking f1repl:. screened
porch, gas heat, electric kitchen at
tic. Price, $22,750:
goth Century Properties
n anna
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SUMNER

First Offering Of one Of the prettieS0
houses In this delightful community;
3 twin-siZe bedrooms and 2 baths on
End floor. Gas convector hot-wateP
heat: garage; excellent condition.
sSs5oo 'rf Fveni hna S DhOSs riis
660s; BOSS & PHELPS. INC. Ma.
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ALEXANDRIA, bedrms., smeidet..
full bsmt., fenced yard: all lge. rms,
kit is 16x22, well equip. close to
everything. Priced to go quickly
at Sl20.
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HOUSES sALk-MD. .cons.I

e a;rI ss. s22.7so",SI.ccsi2g for :. ?
smaii down payment ana about Si77b
per mo-; when you move you will
retain something besides rent re.
celpts. Vacant and IN AL condition.
5!siIlI1aIN Usma REALTY IN. 2-2s2e
CHEVY CHASE, MD, between the
Sat Rsc finished 6 SsGam G Screened
Dp Perch garage. 1911 Maple ave.
CHEVY CEASE, ArD.-A real buy at
SCI $50; close to Rosemary School:
EnFlish-style. brick. with s spacious
bedrooms, 2 baths. large living room.
slate roof. Owner leaving town, anx-
6-230O. until 8. EDW. 3. Jones 4
CO.. INC, Chevy Chase, d. C. III
CHEVY. CHASE, MD.-S16.6OO. Cow.
financing. Vacant and newly deco
rated. A comfortable home in the
center Of Chevy Chase on . corner
I 1ot, wen Ia 1adndds; escape SDacsSr: living
large bedrooms and bath. Full base
ment. Detached garage. To inspect,
call WO.. $4,000 Until 9. EDW. II.
JONES d CO.. INC. Chevy Chase,
CHEVY CHASE, Md, Blessed sacra-
ment Parish-New 3-bedrm., III
bath Colonial brick home; rec. fm.;
beaut. location; big lots; 1000
: down o payment. Can Ju. $500.
CHEVY CHASE. Md, Rosemary School
district. Just of Conn. ave.-A beau
NAL. exceptionally lovely Garden: list
floor, powder room. 25-ft. living
room. wide center hall. 5 bedrooms,
il. oA aesors ss5ase psrfss Pri:s
SCI 500. Call LDGUM q GERBER.
FLOWER.FRANKLIN AVE. AREA
5-bedrm., 2-bath. brk. Cape Cod;
n fII1 Ssp nSoS S@1;gT9 or best e ofIeT
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BETHESDA-$13,95O
A charming white brick 2-bedrm;
rambler on q nice level lot, tnclosed
with white fence; cony. TO NH.
a step of Old Georgetown I'd; par
value. will CT. Call OIL. 4-8072:
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
M a7eOO Ia
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GIs. ATTENTION

Besut. cor. 6-rm. brick with paneled
In neW-house condition. Gas heat.
Patio. WILL TAKE CONTRACT
SUBJECT TO VA APPRAISAL WITH
6ss DOWN. CALL ME. S-6400
(EVES., MR.. BLANKEN, TU.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV. NE. $4,000
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FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. brk. Co
lonial. lge. liv. rm.. sep. din. rm.,
scr. pch, full bSmt.. built-in ga
rage. lge. lovely fenced yard. Ex-
ceptional value. Reduced to S135
for quick rental. Avail. now.
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S22, 500. Rosemary Hills; spacious 8o
bedrm. rambler with sll-elec. kit.
foyer emit, 12x15 screened porch
patio. finished bsmt. with rec. rm.
and maids rm. All de luxe equip,
including automatic washer and
deep freeze.
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SILVER SPRING

8 -bedroom brick; $500 down; Diet.
brick, lge. liv. rm.. sep. din. rm.,
mod. kit. with disposal and dish
washer, full bsmt. with outside en-
trance; side screened porch; lot ap-
prox. 6Oxl31; walk to schools, shops
and transp. Ewes. call Mr.. Bogen,
IA. $1,000. JOLLES & SENNETT
Co, Realtors, 1928 Vermont ave.
N " nj 7-42A4
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RoUTH ROBBINS REALTY. INC.
Call BET 10 and 4.30 XII &-310R

BETHESDA AREA
3-BEDRM. MOD. RAMBLER. S125
3-BEDRM. COLONIAL. S125
Our ONCE has extra-wide choice Of
homes. 500 Up. Call OIL. 2-6649
for information. Ewes, OIL. 6-S124.
ALLIED REALTY CORP.
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RIGGS PARK-$14,950
40 $12,500 1St-$83
All-brick semidet.; liv.. rm., powder
rm.. sep. din. rm.. equipped kit. with
s6s P SSs S SispSsa ana S SS
bsnt. with outside entr., gas a.-c.
heat. Less than 8 yrs. old. 10ge
SEvvEEs.. MR.. NooRY. IA. 2-SOs5S.o'
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
JAZZ K 81. NV. ME. a-64O0
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CONN. AVE. ESTATES
361S Randolph Rd.
3-bedrm. rambler; assume $4,000
AZ loan, pay $3.50: full bsmt.;
price, $17,500.
RAYMOND ]. LYNCH CO.
10. 4-64OO 10. 5-SS54
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3-bedrm. brick rambler in Woodmoor,
Sl35 mo. Avail. July /.
S-bedrm. Colonial with din. rm., S125
per mo. Avail. immed.
S-bedrm. Colonial. S125 mo. Avail.
July JAMES C. CoNLEY g. CO.
$40 Ga. Ave. JU. $4,000
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Brick. Cape Cod. close to Our Lady
OF Lourdes and Bethesda-Chevy
Chase High. Liv. rm.. din. rm..
kit, bedrm.. bath. and paneled den,
first floor. 2 bedrms.. bath. second
rage. Anchor fenced lot. Slate roof.
Priced for quick sale at SOB $50.
Call Mr.. Bolhagen, JAMES L.
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SIIVER SPRING

S12. 700, CT approved: completely
in location. LiV. rm. with fireplace
and porch. Full bsmt. Close to
everything.
The guardian., 1954-07-31
A GREAT LEADER
DIES AT NINETY

WASHINGTON - Mrs. Mary
Church Terrell, noted crusader
for equality, died at Anneapolis.
Md. Saturday, July "a. She was
80.
She became i'll in May and
was under treatment for 8
weeks at Freedman'S Hospital
in Washington, but recovered
sufficiently to return home and
resume some of her work. Fol-
lowing her usual summer plans
she was vacationing at High
land Beach, Md, with her
daughter, Mrs. Phyllis Langs-
ton. 1t was there that she
suffered another attack of ILL
ness. She was removed to the
Anna Arundal General Hospi-
tai in Annapolis, where the end
came.
Mary Church Terrell was born
in Memphis, Tenn, the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert R.
Church. She was a graduate
of Oberlin College, studied in
France, Switzerland, Italy and
Germany. She taught for sew
eral years in Miner High School,
Washington. AS teacher in that
institution she met Robert H.
Terrell, Harvard graduate, who
also TAUGHT there. The romance
The guardian., 1954-07-31
ELKS TO HOLD CONVENTION
In CHICAGO In AUGUST

are Lodges and Temples with
more than 1000 members each.
The Grand Temple, whose
Patriarch is the Grand Exalted
Ruler, always meets separately
ia the host city, and Robert H.
johnson, Grand Exalted Ruler,
for more than two years past
in succession to the late J.
Finley Wilson, who headed the
Order 80 years, has been strong
ly endorsed for reelection, with
his Cabinet, the department
heads. Mr.. Johnson says his
forward-looking program prom
ises doubling of membership
in the near future, greater ed
ucational, industrial, economic
and political advancement, civil
liberty gains, and extension of
the Health Commissions ma
tional work, besides continued
pressure for enactment of the
FEPC law with teeth.
The guardian., 1954-07-31
DIR. FULLER GETS
18TH DEGREE

CHICAGO, Ill. - DR.. Luther
Marion Fuller, former pastor of
the Peoples Church, Chelsea,
Massachusetts, and the John
Wesley Methodist Church in
Lewisburg, West Virginia, was
awarded the degree of Doctor
of Philosophy by the American
Divinity School in Chicago,
Illinois, at the Midsummer
Convocation this week, his ma
jor field being: philosophy of
Religion" and the subject of
his dissertation was: "a Philo-
sophy of Religion"
In confering the degree
Continued On Page Four
The guardian., 1954-07-31
BY JOHN c. MINKINS

Representatives of nearly
100000 members of the I'M
proved Benevolent Protective
order, Elks of the World, with
their Auxiliary, the Grand
Temple, and Juveniles, $4,000
strong, will gather in Chicago
August 22-27 for their 55th An
nual Grand Lodge session. Off,
cials predict the biggest ane
best" gathering in The 0rdsr
history.
Attendance win be large from
the deep South and the Mid
die West, where the Orders
membership is most f1ourishing;
and, it is estimated that the
visitors will spend more than
100000 during their stay. The
delegates will represent about
every American State, eastern
Canada, the Panama Canal
Zone, Bahama Islands, Hawaii,
and South Africa, where there
The guardian., 1954-07-31

DIR. SILAS F. TAYLOR
Named Director of Colored
Voters for the coming pri-
mary campaign, by chair
man of Democratic City
Committee in recognition of
his service to the Democratic
Party through the years.
It's a fact money cannot buy
happiness, but it places the
posseSsor in an excellent bar
gaining position.
The guardian., 1954-07-31

BP. JAMES C. TAYLOR
vile, Kentucky in 1948, having
previously served pastorates in
Connecticut, New York Mary
land, North Carolina, Pennsyl-
vania and 8 years as pastor of
First A. M. E. Zion Church in
Paterson, N. j. In 1886 he was
elected editor of the Quarterly
Review a religious magazine
published by the denomination,
and served 12 years until his
The guardian., 1954-07-31

elevation from the pastorate
and editorship to the bishopric.
He was born in Cambridge.
Mass, and graduated from
Bates College in Maine, also
attended Union Theological Sc
minary in New York City. Lii
vingStone college later confer
red upon him an honorary de-
gree of D. D.
Surviving are his widow, the
former Ann Pate; a son, Dure-
wood of Washington, D. c., an
adopted son, William; one step
son, Robert Johnson, one bro
ther, Decater of Lexington.
Mass, three grandchildren. one
riece, Miss Elsie Nelson OF
Paterson, N. J.
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BOSTON
BAKED
By MABE KoUNTzE

By MABE KOUNTZE
"Ten years from to-day, ra-
cial segregation as a legal way
of life, will be gone from
Dixie"
LILLIAN SMITH (1951)
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Political Advertisement
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BISHOP TAYLOR Dies
NATIVE OF CAMBRIDGE

MONTGOMERY, Ala. - BIZ
shop James Clair Taylor, super
visor of the 9Th episcopal dis
trict of the A. M. E. Zion
Church, died here Saturday.
July "a, Death was due to a
heart attack. He was 81.
Bishop Taylor was elected to
the bishopric at the General
Conference which met in Louis
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ELKS PROGRAMME
BUNKER ATTUCKS

Exalted Ruler Bona B. Smell Of
Bunker - AttuckS Lodge 1875 at
its regular meeting July q
made four appointments: Atty
Keesler H. Montgomery, legal
adviser; Leon G. Lomax, adj
vising consultant; Frank Allen,
advising consultant; O'Neil
Shannon, athletic director. Pre-
Sentation of certificates of ap-
pointmentS was by G. Harold
Falkener, Louis jenkins, Ran
dali C. Gray and Carl Minor.
The lodge unanimously
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TOURIST ESCORT

Anna Bobitt-Gardner, tour
ist agent and escort, has just
returned from escorting a group
on a Canadian Cruise which
included the romatic Saguenay
and st. Laurence rivers, pass
ing quaint French riverside
farms and villages and, the Sc
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GARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Rev.
Celia A. Watson wish to CRATE
fully acknowledge and thank
the relatives, friends and neigh
bors for the many acts of kind
ness, the spiritual bouquets,
the floral tributes and the ex-
pressions of sympathy extended
to them during their recent be-
reavement.
THE WATSON FAMILY.
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BONA B. SMELL

EAdlbGu INlllEl Oul1hC4 EA0-
tucks Lodge, 1875.
Of Leon G. Lomax for Repre-
sentative from Ward 8.
The Lodge is sending Exalted
Ruler Smell to the Elks Con-
vention to be held in Chicago
in August. Rep. Herbert L. Jack
son of Maiden, member Of
Bunker-Attucks Lodge, will also
attend the convention.
Bunker-Attucks plans to pur'
chase an Elks home in Bostor
as a permanent headquarters
To negotiate the purchase Exal
ter Ruler sl appointed /
committee consisting of Holiday
Randall C. Gray, Bruce D. Wal
ker, James H. Cook and Freder-
lex H. Williams.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-27

Mccullough. daughter Of Mrs.
Henry Delaney OF Mount Vernon
and Mr., Phillip Mccullough OF
Minneapolis which occurred SAT-
urday, August Ia.
To Texas; Mrs. William II. Jones
III, and daughters. Joyclynn and
Judy, left Saturday, Aug, II, by
plane Tor Dallas and Houston, Tex
as, In Dallas they win be the
guests OF Mrs. Jones mother-in-
law, Mrs, Evangeline Jones and in
Houston, OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ella
Pruitt, Mrs. Jones mother, From
Houston they plan 10 so to Lone
some Dove, Texas where they win
visit Mr.. Paul Jones. an uncle.
They will return on Sept. 8.
Out Of town visitors; Mr., J. w.
Baldwin, 6i2 10th Ave. So, has
had as his guests for the past sew
eral weeks, Mrs Lee Lewis and
MIR. and Mrs, II, Lewis OF Cleve-
land. and Mrs. Ellen Evans, Birm-
tngham, Ala, The Lewis's returned
to their homes on Aug. Ii and
Mrs Evans win remain for about
10 more days While here they en-
ioyed several fishing trips and
were extended many social courte-