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APIS. FURNISHED. 6.

iiai t.th ST. N.W.--Lovely newly
| ny. 3-yI3l or ia. Ss53lS ---lO
18th AND MASS. AVE, 1925 18th at.
nv - rms. kitchenette. bath:
Sos'50 conv.. Quiet. AID. 4-469U.
lGEORGETOwN - Liv. rm.. dress9,,v
arm, kit, bath: alcove: porch: ssrs
den den; al utils;; So mo. Open S ne
1901 4ith FL. s,E Els, a room. HI. "a and
bath . ne children e snima Isl s ssS
THE RExTON APIS. a714 quarry
"a. NV hedrm. efic. apt; newly
DEC. nicely furn.: incl. utils. and jan.
SsItSS a s5S Al; Sos s-1 n s. ap scok rs!
DUPONT CIRCLE c-bedrm. apt;
e e0nV s desirable o &C., Dc s. J 9nszs
1906 MINNESOTA AVE. s.E.-sed-
dec. nicely furn,; new refgr.: 10
NE. SECTION-Lge. clean. 1bedrm.
: chill, sceeptsd; SIS mo: utiis. incl.
c SfssF ma Asf. h ai oS.:a Go ry. s.,
comb, dtn-kit.. avail. immed. G uti.s.
lirc Stiu. II. i-G7n4,
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1926 nth, st. NV.
aS Sei ig ST. M evfrtthIns aI IHc So
:;rd A. art Rents :" from omo s nt an 20
80 per wk. RA. 6-lt0l, RE.
1915 KEARNY ST. N.E.-Apt~ in
lge, yard; excel. location. Can Ii.
cozY STUDIO RIM. with nice kit.
All new appliances and furn. Just
r Tegss; l52a 18th st. NV. -.
r eiean oT 1,s rms sau PVT bath.
reas, express bus. JU. S.sSG5.s 'DS'
CAPITOL Hills lovely, rooms,
FULLY iurn;. utils;. linens, dishes, SO
lucky ave. Sc. Ii. 7-7276.
IGE0RGET0WN -. Efficiency apart
ment; private side entrance; gem
t!eman preferred; redecorated yellow
ami. utilities; service included:
Mr.. WALTER REED - Bedrm. and
kit, utils.; .dcal 70" rmpl. cpe.;
aye, ssys,i INN inme M Sg5. ia. a-9sla;
kit; compl turn., Si6.56. Also /
rm. with cooking tacil, $3.50 In
speecnto any time. co. 5-6222. or CO.
MT. Pleasant. 1868 Lamon. st.
fo ENo sos a. SOe insT a ant; s 81:
isnitor to inspect. n.y. WAS '''
CONN. AND R-1st A.: ofhce-studio-
! liv. apt: beau furn., immac. clean:
| shower bath. back yard, pvt. rear
ana an front gns entr'; business gentleman.
PVT. HOME rms. pvt. bathroom.
EQUIP. kit; utils., phone. desk; conv.
RooMs,l f Pkkrv pafh hA ATHSIsa
Ines s and Sas bus 300 Az 9 4ss a ''res''ar
GEORGETOWN, s306 p st. NV. in
apt. bldg.-Charming liv. rm.. bed
rm., full kitchen: $40. utils. incl.
1is aq Tssh As ST. . sE AD s1s.f sb.
housekeeping rm.; 1St n. front; newly
dec. nicely furn.; new refsr. $50
2 AND 5 RM. APARTMENTS. fur
niShed; children accepted; reason
1890 BIITMoRE Sir. N.w.-Bedrqm.-
incl, wills. EN-. a.9o97' 'o W1 ",'''
ENTIRE IST FLOoR-Cool. spacious;
de luxe kit, ,well-furn. scr. porch;
S $120 mo-; !, IN incl ptils; gsrden. 1881
ONE BEDRM.. Nv. w. rm nss dinette. MOD.
kit. screened porch: "a blk. from
WIS; ave-. mr.. all transp. OIL. g.
Nicely FuRN. efhc. apt. $40 c st.
n Can suit s7 for so o or, p r41 blks from
l :p.' cE ii ION ST. NV, lst ST fl.
See tanitor or cali No. f.4o4a. Ws
66 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
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DOCS. PETS, ETc. Cont,

1PARAKEETs. young and breeders:
i FOG. pair to choose from. Guaran-
teed. Breeding cages and nest
boxes, flight cages. Ii. 4-5S06.
1 REG.s ESGiIisH Iii SPRINGER SPANIEL
puppies, $25; 4 males. 4 females.
black and white, liver and white.
TOY FOX s0ass ThEiRRrER PUPPIES. lovely
D Esssls; fjsf MhiYsrA aV1fiS FUR 10
wks.. Axe reg: also Siamese kittens.
9 NOS cFA reg. JE, 1880; - e.
loves children; must sell; reas,
BOXER PUPPiEss. fiashy fawns; Axe
res; gormed aoo shots and docked.
In RssS; sEj fo s-6 sals. females, ss5
REG sasn' ENGLISH s0 gBLuETIcK COON
HOUND PUPS, 10 wks. old; males,
S35; females. SOB; good breeding.
AA6l sS srS5e eoo I,a%syaI. AND ma
PSone New 0p Market Sias. az
GIvEAWAY-Adorable part Persian
kittens are asking for good homes.
BEAGLE PUPs, good hunting stock.
6h weeks old; .JU: 5-55s2; a.,
H To- centseviIie. left on Is to catlstt.
istt on 500 mi; goB COOPER.
! Phone. Warrenton 1857. d
TERRIER, smooth hair. round apple
shaped head. Good home In Va
iBoXER. fawn female. Axe reg: Very
good disposition and likes children.
viii sacrifice for good home. eV'
! SIAN aSI'Ia QUEEN tbred,. neutezs and
kittens: liauidatins; reas. IA. D
M2A iSe; TERRIERS. mos.
Old; Little beauties ssisseI reduced Tor
IBULLDoG PUPPIES e .5.d fsmgaie; rea-
: ps1SG caSlHE RsisedPi UP IS. 5 wksa
reg Exceptionally fine pups from
lines which produce not oniy cnam1.
pions. but well m n9, Seshas scsa0ie
kgi stsE Ry. hp White OF Or gray. free to
IDACHsHUND PUPPIES-AKC. tno-
culated, sired by Champ. Dam, rib
bon winner from Imported sire. YIN.
COCKER ckiis; PUPPIES. Axe; 5 males.
wormed; reasonable. LA. 6-oSo9.
POODLE PUPS FOR sALE-purebrsd
old: males. $50; 4-year-old females
, $50. .IE. 2-14S6. %
sable and white. s25: | female. 9
, mos. tri-color; $50; ! male 1,cx ~
c LAMP FARM REr;R "; i1s7ai P;upp1Es-
Five months; individually Axe reg;
finest u. S. and Swiss strains. Cal
!; Warrenton 59-M. or write Box 299
B UsfEsni fTfip Hei males and fe.
, males, all fawns with black masks
Axe reg; priced 500 to 500. AZ
CAIRN TERRIER PUPPIES. also Re.
kingese. Sale and stud service. All
. reg. Axe. 5O05 Addison I'd. Kenil-
: PUFFY UPisY ccoCKER Cross, brown
male, 9 wks: old, $3.50. JE. 3-772S
= COLLIE PUPS, registsredi Top e Gusi Ivy
rade, $40. JE. 2-3931.
!; lST. BERNARD PUPS. Axe reg. True
i. Swiss type. beautifully marked
Champion bloodlines. E.. A. Poor
Il Wheeler Lane, North Acton. Mass
; SHETLAND SHEEPDOG PUPPIES
. Axe reg. ready to 60. Beach Tres
T FaTrl1 Fo " T SEsggg; females. eH
mos. old, black and white, wormed
lovely pets. SIS and $50. TU. 2
WANTED-Kind home for o pretty
, puppies; 6 m: T.: Fairview' 2
: BOXER ec PUPS. Axe reg. flashy
fawns and brindles. ear cropped
PERSIAN EA ASGoRA KITTENS, beau.
, tiful, white, pink, silver, red. black,
blue. $40, Sis. $50. OIL. 4-3020:
>, DAP WANTED
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THE BRoADMooR

Atsrae. furn room. bath and excel
lent closets. The Broadinoor is one
OF Washington's outstanding build
ings, located at Connecticut ave:
and Porter st. NV. Garage. maid
service, dining and other facilities
avail $50 q mo- References re-
ouired. By appt only. Phone week
dayE. Ma. s-Q565. 81 Z
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ROOMS UNFURNIshEo

COLORED-I423 9Th ST. N.W.-Lg'
utils. furn,. $40 mo. AP. 1851:
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CENTURY APIS.

96j1 10th ST. NV.
One 0edrm., liy. rm.. dtnet,e. kit,
bath: elevator bldg. secretartai
service; SI35 per mo-; adults only.
inspection by appointment only.
Call CO. 5-.55a or BOSS a. PHELPS,
INC MA. $4,000. II
(Coutlnued on Next PaRe.)
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NEAR STATLER
I'M fEfh CIT nj IxT

The Sherman. Apt. sol. Nicely fur,
nished room, single or double: rea
sonable: unlimited phone, "a .hr
elevator service. See to appreciate
BLACKSTONE HOTEL
1915 18th 81. NV.
SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES
SEPT. S TO MARCH is
DOUBLE ROOMS
FROM $3.50 PER PERSON
SINGLE ROOMS
FROM SCI 90 PER WEEK
Private Baths Hotel Service
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Wesley Hotel
2131 O st. NV.
Modern Comfortable
Living
THAT YOU ENJOY
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE

Complete with efacient no.
tel services and conven-
fences, plus a well-roundeo
social program.
Daily, So Up; Monthly, $50 Ur
HO. 2-910O
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s7O7 WoopLEY Rp. NV.

Just OF Wise. ave, "a blk. from the
National Cathedral In this modern
well-kept bldg. we have l lge bedTm.
apt. comfortably furnished. avail.
nov. $3.50. or will rent uniurn.
az S77 so. To inspect see tsnitor On
premises.
Jess Fisher Management Co.
1920 X st. NV. MA. s-05s2
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ANTIQUES
WANTED

w GR4N = &1&<
Will Buy Anything
China. brie-a-brac, furniture. paint:
inFs, jewelry. silverware. Oriental
objects Of art, music boxes, ETC.. etc
USED FURNITURE
Will Pay Top Prices
CALL IA. $1,000
Any time during the day or until II
pm. Any calls made after pm.
CALL JE. 2-3041
Calls Made Immediately
BAMBOO FURNITURE, pvt part,
wants odd pieces, incl. couch. MUS
be reasonable. .JE. 4-3535. -
BEDROOM, dining room, contents OF
home, cash. We do moving, storage.
IA. 9-2a37: evenings, RA. 3-1416
BEDROOM AND ALL
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE WANTED
CALL TIL 2 PM. EN-. 2-o61,i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-05
LANDSCAPING
POULTRY RABBlTs AND EGGS

NEW ZEALAND WHITE and Dutch
rabbits: show and breeding stock.
W. W OR B. ROCKS OR REDS, your
GUARANTEES. NATIONAL CHICKS,
Philadelphia 10, Pa.
BABY CHICKS, Wyandotte x Rock,
for good layers and large fryers,
a alIa vieors :p xr; $ll 2 per hun ~
FEED. POULTRY suPPIiEs. baby
chicks. JAMES FEED STORE, $40
K st. NV, ME. S-00S9.
RABBITS, VARIOUS SIZES AND
HUTCHES. FOR SALE. UN. 4-4O61
%
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES

AA@N - - u &@e>
Furniture, bric-a-brac, china, glass
ware. Oriental art objects, 5ewelry,
rugs, silverware, paintings, POT,
traits: highest cash price paid. Call
MURRAY, IA. 1888.
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture, silverware. jewelry
and Chinese art objects: any qsHn-
tity, Call LOUIS SEGAL. ia. 2-6333:
ewes. EN-. 3-67S5.
ANTIQUES BOUGHT AND SOLD. Elk:
pert repairs on porcelain. glass ano
silver.
Georgetown Galleries, Inc.
1855 Wisconsin Ave. AID. 2-6966
ANTIQUES
Do not sell your valuable ANTIQUE
china. glass, furniture. etc. before
calling WALTER REED ANTl0Uk
SHOP for expert appraisal.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. N.Y..
To. 2-2727 RIA. S-70Oe
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Boiling View

One of she incest develop
m ,Ina, IN D: G., ise; .lc7bedrm.
UNITS UNITS at only $1,000, incl.
Field. See MRS. LEONE.
3O2l 4th st. Sc, 10. 2-4270.
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1A11N0 I 1NN1D4N0
100 mated Kings in white, blue, sill
yer. dun and black. Producer O.
large SQUADS. Call Gaithersburg 37S
J-12. Sunday and Monday week
days. NO. 7-g131.
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FARM 9 GARDEN iceas.)

LILIEs-OF-THE-vALLEY, spschysan.
dra. anonymous vinca. and Eng. Tvs
for shade and terraces. Also box
wood and evergreen privet. Narcis-
sus, bulhs-plant now for earliest
FARMALI Fi2. $3.50; job. John Deere
Model a tractor and cultivator,
$3.50. Cedar 3-6143.
BLUE GRASS SOD. Call Gathers
burg 54S-J.
SALE POWER MOWERS
50-iri rocket. Si45.S 50. now Si0S AZ
3ti-in. cutter bar, S235. now S1SS.95
MALONEY'S. INC, 1926 Ga. ave-.
Silver Spring. Ju. 6-3333.
LANDSCAPING
Sodding and grading, cement and
brick work OF all kinds. tn. 2-9061i
HU. $685.. %
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WASHER, Whirlpool de luxe auto
matte: cost S329 .95; used less thar
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PA. AVE.-DOWNTOWN

327 9th ST. Sc.
2-rm. housekeeping apt. nicely furn..
clean bldg; $50 mo. incl. utils.
(Adults) See MGR, Apt. 1.
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KING PIGEONS

20 WHITE WYANDoTTE PULLETl
rs BLACK MINORCAS
ND Q-0Arn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-05

EDMUND J. FLYNN CO.
1ash. Bldg, MA. S-g567
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1-bedrm. apt. - SIS me
3-bedrm. apt. 100 mC
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PEONIES pink fifty-foot solid row
Singer sewing machine (treadlt
typel reasonable. ia. 9-056S.
WILL EXCHANGE use OF 90-acre
farm for stocking or grazing for
fencing. Monte. Co. Ju. 5-5S51
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1893 ALLISON NV. - Bedrm. liv
rm., kit, dinette, pvt. bath, utils
furu.; reasonable. Ill
BOILING FIELD AREA. 2S12 end st
s.e.-No. A. tastefully -furn. Groom
dinette. kit and bath apt. witt
screened porch: SOS no.. incl. utils
GEORGETOWN-Two bedrms.. liv
rrl.. dinette, ket.; 500 mo-: utils
incl. DE. 2-2044 after 4 am. Sun
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA--Liv. rm
bedrin., lge, incl pch., kit. and bath
air cond.; completely and attrac'
lively furn-: well-managed bldg
ing space incl. in rent or $50 mo
1913 21st St. NV See MANAGER
10
LARGE BEDRM, pvt. bath. kitchen
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PIANOS-ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CAS- HPRICE
CALL Day. or Night. JU. 9-3O3
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Marriage License Applications

10, both Of $40 18th st. Sc.
| Allen Bryant. Is, Langley Air Force
Base, and Barbara Hall, Is. 7O7
Bernard Holley, 25, and Dale Johnson
20. both Of 2424 Nicholas ave. sc.
Newton Parker. a. and Cary Holland
Jack Yesbek. %. 328 Maryland ave
ne. and Barbara Joseph. AZ. Glen
Eugene Toibert. 90, and Mabel Christian
90. both Of 422 3rd st. ne.
Leroy Smith, 80, and Theresa Davis. Is
Alphonnso Love. 700 and st. NV. and
Dorothy Matthews. 70. 100 9 st. NV
Maurice Brindisi, 20, Silver Spring, Nd.
and Gladys Young, %. 1851 ColumbiG
:, I'd. NV. 80.
end Mary Lyles. 10. Mechanicsville
Jose Mora. 81, Boos 18th st. ne, and
Iluminada Castro. 20. 1725 Laniei
John Roberts, 2le 3rd st. Sc. and
Marion Wells. IL, 3069 @ Ut. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03

Helene K snnedy. a6. 4io4 10th st. ne.
Thomas Houser. SO. and Jency Price. 80.
both Of the Dodge Hotel.
william Hall. 25. Ft. McNair. and Mary
chsrRs as B aS; SnU IS. ssS nth st, ne.
and Mary Linehan, SO. $3.50 10th st.
walter Keale. "a. TT Eustis, Va. and
Graham FULLER. SO. 949 Longfellow st.
MN. s and Ruth Kelly. o. W. Hyatts-
john i HICKS a %, Boiling Air Force Base.
and Barbara Drtton. FL. 1011 18th
Frank an az. Anderson, 81, zoe You st. NV,
Harold Rothenberg, 20. 500 14th g;
NV. and Netalie White. "a, 2707
Lee 1 sess. To- Minot. N. pax. ana veona
u, RSnnin 3d. - FSTgo oI n 1 IstS ., M.
James Karnes, q, and virginia Parsons.
1.: 81 S RITZ Si re e. re- Morton st. NV,
and Dolores Horn. Ie, 1927 corcoran
Dante mt =" pialaiustino. aB. sass 18th st. Sc,
and Thelma Osborn. 1s, $500 send
John voorhees,. 81. ouantico. Va, and
Rosemary Cardsmone. "a, 6129 New
.d asT RSSs1 s s and ND Myrn. Cohen. 1s
both OF Alexandria, va.
Robert Duncan. 23, Portsmouth. We. and
Marie Msrcisr. e. 1890 S0. Yuma st. NV nv
Eileen Greenwood. SO: Alexandria We;
e' 31|ess:is; S%eiIs S. ssIsS%si.v .ns
narsaTs briggs. q, ,KspsiHGten; Nd; :
Lewis 5ShS Ssas Sss sn 81 Nd and
Sarah Sewell, %, Frederick. Md.
and Janet Wilson. 20, Cumberland
Lawrence Shaw. IS. Alexandria. Va. and
Qoldie Czetli, 20, Arlington, Va.
Herbert Dotson, AZ. and Catherine Drake
ford 3d. both OF 1916 Massachusetts
Lowell vie;r.el. %, ARLINGTON, Va, and
NAOMI Pharis, 20, his Massachu-
Ha isst' T sEs a"ss So. and x.therin. p.y-
Ias 1n; Re Gs.n 81 g. sss7 sets St. ne.
kenneth s h Hop ssTGSn g s1a 4Sh ha St s:
ne. and Ollie Hall. 10. sol 45th st.
Forrest simmons, 81; #, nelyeir: Va,
Albert Thornton. 81. .Woodford. Va. and
Benedict Johnston. 2S, Raleigh; n G.,
and an Mary Carter 2s' 1885 Crescent
John Frsiman. %. sos Decatur st. NV.
and Elssnis Puehs,. 80: Bal sI..2 a.
both OF 1928 18th st. NV.
| Sidney Pomerantz. 33. Baltimore. and
Georgette Horstman. 2S, TT. Lauder
Fernando cuervo. 81. 1887 Q st. NV.
and Ana Brollo. rs. 1871 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV.
So, both Of lea M St. s.w.
Melvin Britt, %, 1904 Kenyon st. NV,
and Annie Rogers. %, 1910 I st. n e.
Robert Hendry. %: and Marie st, Hill
aire. 10, both Of Lawrence, Mass.
Brenton Wadsworth. "a. Arlington, and
Alice Bath. 81. Grove, Ill.
| John Gibson, 81, and Catherine Clemens,
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will vigorously prosecute any
such case where the facts justify
prosecution. But I do not feel
that such q proposed committee
could accomplish more than
that which is not accomplished
by regular police procedure. un-
less the law empowered the
proposed committee to take pun
tive action"
Chief Murray said that his
idea was not to have his pro-
posed committee screen the OBJ
viously obscene nor to serve as
q watch and ward" society,".
Despite Mr.. Rover's opinion, 81
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Rover Scofches Idea
OF Censor Group for
Indecent Magazines

United States Attorney Leo A.
Rover yesterday scotched the
idea Of a committee that would.
in effect, censor indecent publ
cations here.
In. q letter to the District
Commissioner. Mr.. Rover said
q committee such as that pro-
posed by Metropolitan Police
Chief Robert v. Murray would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03

Chief Murray said. IT feel there
should be q group to exercise a
restraining hand on dealers. My
idea is to call Objectionable pub
locations to the attention Of
dealers. and, If the material is
not withdrawn, to take action"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03

be Intellectual 30 long o. It
lacked enforcement powers.
Declared Mr.. Rover:
Although the purpose Of the
recommendation has the utmost
merit. no useful purpose would
be served unless the committee
which reviewed the (indecent)
publications were empowered to
prevent the sale Of the publica-
tons it thought Objectionable"
The Districts chief Federal
prosecutor called attention to
the District Code provision that
lists the sale Of indecent mate
rial as q criminal offense.
"This Office" Mr.. Rover said,
Arizona sun., 1954-02-26
Pilgrim Rest Baptist
1417 E. Madison

1417 E. Madison
Rev. H. Y. Stevenson, Pastor
9:45 am. Sunday School.
HOO am. Morning Worship.
Arizona sun., 1954-02-26
Pentocossul Open Door

Last Sunday, Youth Day, both
choirs of the Pentecostal Open
Door Church rendered music and
James E. Nabors delivered very
inspiring sermon to large and
receptive crowd. The youth choir
and congregation of Matthew Open
Door Church were guests.
The youth of the church are
looking forward and expect an
enjoyable evening next Sunday at
the home of Pastor L. Barnes,
2517 E. Pueblo, where a box dim
ner is scheduled for 7:30 o'clock.
Beginning Sunday, night services
will not be held in the church
since the pastor and congregation
are cooperating with the Branham
revival being held at 3720 N. Cen
tral
Arizona sun., 1954-02-26
Fellowship Baptist

Over 65 visitors visited Fellow
ship Baptist Church, 1886 E. Pueb-
10 st. throughout the days services
last Sunday. Five were accepted
into the fellowship. Visitors day
will be extended to March 7 to
give those of the neighborhood a
chance to get acquainted with the
members, and the members with
the neighborhood.
The Sunday School can accomo-
date more than 100 children. Aside
from the class rooms, the main
auditorium is available.
The Rev. VIM. c. Crawford and
members will be looking for you
Sunday.
Arizona sun., 1954-02-26

Because of large quantities of
roughageS and a somewhat less
supply of grain feed, most Arizona
feeding areas are best adapted to
limited feeding programs. Where
limited feeding is practiced the
bacteria present in the rumen
should be aided in roughage diges-
ton by the use Of the following:
Sufficient amounts of protein, Wit
amin, PHOSPHORUS, and carbohy-
drates or simple sugars.
Arizona sun., 1954-02-26
Wesley Methodist

Mr.. OlechukWa EkechukWu from
Nigeria, Africa, now studying at
Arizon State College in Tempe,
will be guest speaker at the IL a.
m. services at Wesley Methodist
Church, East 18th and Washing
ton. This will mark the morning
observance of Brotherhood Sun
day at Wesley.
AT $50 pm. promptly, Wesley
will be guest at Aldersgate Meth
odist church, $3.50 North 32nd ST.
A covered dish supper will begin
at $50, as Wesley will be in charge
of the evening service there at
7:3O pm. The choir under the di-
rection of Joan Yvonne Garner
will sing special numbers, and
Rev. VIM. H. Stevens, Jr. will be
the evening speaker.
These two services will culmi-
nate Brotherhood Month for mem
bers of Wesley. During the month
the minister and assistant minister
Mrs. Lillian B. Washington, spoke
at over half dozen Methodist
churches in the valley, including
Liberty, Gilbert, Mesa, Tempe, and
in Phoenix, Central, Ashbury, Beth
ell, and on race relations Sunday,
and choir exchanges were effected
with St. Paul Methodist Church,
in the morning. That evening
youth from Garfield Methodist and
Creighton Christian churches met
with the Methodist Youth Fellow
ship of Wesley, at $50 pm, then
at 7:30 pm. Creighton youth, Wes-
ley youth and youth and adults of
First Mexican Methodist church
worshipped together singing hymns
in two languages at the same time
during services at the Mexican
Methodist church. The evening
ended with a Valentine party for
the three youth groups.
World Day of Prayer will be OBJ
served Friday, March 5th for all
churches in the downtown area at
First Presbyterian church, 4th Ave.
and Monroeo. Mr. Stevens will
be one of the speakers during the
services
Arizona sun., 1954-02-26
CHURCH NEWS
Lucy Phillips CME

Last Sunday, the Zeta Phi Beta
Sorority observed it's annual Finer
Womanhood services at Lucy Phil
lips Memorial Church out of which
Mrs Christine Jackson was named
woman of the Year. The speaker
was. Soror Mildred c. Boone OF
Los Angeles, California.
THE junior ushers and junior
choir served. Miss Dorothy Webb
of the choir and Miss Willie Mae
Gilbert, a member of the sorority
rendered vocal selections.
This Sunday, the pastor Rev.
L. J. Harper will speak from the
subject: "Am l My Brothers Keep
er" in keeping with National
Brotherhood Week. The senior
choir will sing.
All are welcome to the friendly
church on the corner.
Mrs. Booker T. Smith, reporter
Arizona sun., 1954-02-26
Willow Grove Baptist

Sunday School was held last
Sunday at the usual hour. The
pastor Rev. w. M. Hardison, re-
viewed the lesson and at morning
worship delivered timely and up
lifting message, God Heard My
Cry, taken from Jonah: 2-2.
Rev. A. r. Goodlow was the visit
ing minister.
The public is welcome to worship
at Willow Grove at any time.
Arizona sun., 1954-02-26
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Bethlehem Baptist Church
18th st. at E. Adams
DR.. Joshua r. Miner, Pastor
1000 am. Sunday School
HOO am. Morning Worship
Arizona sun., 1954-02-26
Pentecostal Open Door Church

100 South 18th Street
L. Barnes, Pastor
1000 am. Sunday School
HOO am. Morning Worship
Arizona sun., 1954-02-26

Title of her talk will be Free
dom and Knowledge, one aspect
of this years Columbia bicenten-
nial theme, MANS Right to Know
ledg and the Free Use Thereof"
Mrs. Mcintosh is currently on a
lecture tour in connection with the
two-hundredth anniversary of Col
umbia.
The forum series at Phoenix
community school, located at 18th
Avenue and Thomas, is open to
the public without charge.
Mrs. Mcintosh has headed Barn
ard Ga college of Columbia since
1947 and assumed the title of presi-
dent in 1852. She did her under
graduate work at Byrn Mawr, re-
ceived her doctors degree in 1926
from Johns Hopkins.
Arizona sun., 1954-02-26

Odd Fellows and Rebekohs Of Arizona: in joint project
Of continuing aid to polio victims, have presented
therapeutic whirlpool to Memorial Hospital in Phoenix
polio treatment center for central and northern Arizona
the photo above Charles F. Youngker, Buckeye, Crond
Moster Of Odd Fellows of Arzono and Mrs. Edoro Curry
Casa cronde president Of Rebekoh Assembly Of Arizona
look on little Borboro Tucker. polio patient from Meso
tries the whirlpool with the assistance OF Memorials Phys
col theropst Gladys DvBon. Previously the Odd Fellows
and Rebekohs presented rocking bed used old to
breathing, Memorial Hospital and station wagon TO
the Crippled ChIdrens Home in tucson.