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DESK SPACE

BARR BLDG, go nth st. NV, nr
Conn. and Knew mod. attractive
desk space for those who want the
best: receptionist. switchboard. mail
and telephone answering service
available Gail ST 3-3456
ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk
space in Dupont Circle area: tele-
phone answering, mail service and
public stenographer available. Call
DE 2-S000
WOODWARD BLDG. sround floor
telephone and answering service
$50 per month. DI. T-7S77. Ii
MODERN AIR-COND. downtown cf-
nee bldS. Phone and reception
service included. ST. 3-2430
DESK SPACE in heart OF Wheaton'S .
business district; utilities and phone
furnished. S25 per month
E. S. PRICE & CO.
10. 5-1231. Wheaton, Nd. LO. 6-o316
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240-ACRE GRADE-A DAIRY
FARM-49-cow barn with hay
dryers, 3 silos. Groom house.
tenant house with bath, shout
110 cattle. all farm equipment,
including 3 tractors, automatic
haler, ETC.; fish pond. Walkout
price $50. 900; terms.
p. M. BROWNING. Realtor
JOHN H. HIT, Associate
Culpeper. Va.
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.EST'S NEW CATALOG!

Eastern Shore-Eastern Pennsylvania
Catalog-Jam- packed from cover to
cover with the latest farm. home
and business bargains. Completely
different. you may find exactly what
pay. bay Hss IT'S i FREE! IL I'VE VESTS. rs WSsE-4.
1126 Western Sav. Fund Bldg.
Phila., Pa.
Near Chesapeake Bay
eliminating buyer. Al h'way loca-
tion, short drive Chesapeake Bay,
near Havre de Grace. within :, hours
Washington. other cities. Sale in
cludes 10 lier, heifsFs, f, tractor other she
fDenS; bath home, i'fesu oil heat. o porehes' =
car garage. large cemented barn,
poultry house, milk house, ~ acres,
stream. site fol-. private lake. MUST
SACRIFICE! Also riverfront lots,
$500 to 81 800. No. 1850. VESTS,
i Best Ri.ins RaFminfs0n gSn ri Nd CRt Phone @
GETTYSBURG ESTATE
Beautiful suburban district. exquisite
26-ft. living room with fireplace.
paneled den also with open fire.
place. large modern kitchen. family.
size dining room, powder room and
mal0 room. all on ISL HOOE, Two
20-ft bedrooms, tile shower bath
and > powder rooms on second; gas
heat; attached 2:ear .esrage; Il
beautiful acres. MUST BE SEEN!
No. N-271S. VESTS; ]. C.. Bream
& Son. Fairfield rd., Gettysburg.
Pa. phone: 6S-Y.
MONEY MAKING DAIRY FARM. 277
acres, tractor land. 24-Stanchlon
barn, silo; 43 head of cattle. trac-
tor, baler; 6-rm. modern house:
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Is ACRES
MUST SELL

This 10O-acre farm in Loudour
County, Va. about 10 acres wooded
balance in grass and cultivation
Very old house in need of repairs
original random width floors:
rooms in need Of repairs. Barn
ings on gravel road about 35 miles
to D. c. Price. $4,000 with
$1,000 cash and assume $4,000
MORTGAGE.
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1873 ACRES-4O clear, balance In
pulp wood; good 2-story, 4-room
house; elec:, gas; tractor. some
jemoy, Md, on good road. l mile
from Potomac River. Near a srow-
ing community; good school. On
Route 426. between Route 8 and
Route 563. Sign on place. Price.
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WESTORY BUILDING
FENTON BUILDING
SILVER SPRING, MD.
AIR CONDITIONED

Cor. of Colesville I'd. and Fenton St.
Containing about 100 So. It. in this
new, modern bldg For info, call
Mr.. TranSue. EN- 10000. LEGUA;
COIORED - DOCTORS OFFICE
18th and Evarts SITS. me-. 1st floor.
GUY Thinner, 1879 i1th st. NV.
COLORED-N.E. OFFICE BLDG
Equipped and suitable for DOC
TORS. DENTISTS AND LAWYERS.
Private suite. share reception. mod
ern toilets. Rent Is very reasonable
Inspection invited. LU. 1-S105.
COLORED-STUDIO or store. rent
very reasonable. Call NO. 1856
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Fully Enuinned Farm

30-acre farm in Fairfax County. Is
miles from White House. Modern
brick house, bedrooms, . tiled
baths; 2-car garage with loft 3
barns; herd OF L. Hereford cattle,
with tractor and all necessary farm
implements optional. Everything
provided for gracious living. 80
minutes drive to downtown Wash
inRton Phone Dunkirk 5-S1O0.
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FARMS

200 ACRES within miles Of the
D. c. would make Q nice subdivision
in line for same.
ACME REALTY CO.. UN. 4-32l1.
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LoUDOUNs BEST VALUES
Fine old stone house, comletely reno
waited, adequate acreage. Put on
market this week. Rare opportunity.
Price, $4,000.
Grazing farm: exceptional shape Is
to soil. grass, fences and farm
dence needs little to make show
place. 100 acres, will operate profit
ably. Price. S3S. 600.
Finest estate In Loudoun County. 427
acres. Priced to sell, $l60.000.
Nice little place. T9Ia acres. old stone
work. on It and create q profit.
Price. Slo, 1000.
MOORE, CLEMENS d CO,
Leesburg lSince 1oO6l virginia
Phone rs -26
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SO A.-6-rms.. brick; hardwood
hrepl.. mod. kit. 3 bedrms.. bath:
3-rm mod. guest house; splendid
bldgs. and land; % miles D. c.
100000: $1,000 cash. CHARLES
H. JAMISON, Broker, Poolesville
5000
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COLONIAL HOME

COLONIAL HOME
On nearly acres. 20 miles to D. C.
Fully modern with heat. natural gas
furnace, 2ia baths. 3 bedrooms. lse.
living room. lge. dining room. mod
ern kitchen. full bsmt. with lge.
recreation room with fireplace, sev;
random width floors, beautifully
done over, open beam ceilings in
all rooms and basement. owner
says sell quick and will show by
appointment only and price to in
terested purchaser
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FARMS
TIME TO MOVE

On . 2-acre farmette. 90 miles to
D. c.. Good bus service available.
macadam road. Nice 2-bedroom.
2-story frame dwelling, modern
nice living room, dining room and
modern kitchen: nice shade trees.
Price S11.950. substantial cash.
Quick possession.
H. B. MITCHELL
Herndon. Va. Phone 135.
Exclusive Agent
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10 Anew 6-rm. house: Gear ga
rage: on state road. 80 miles D. C,
$4,000, terms.

bath, med. kit: washington type
dairy barn. silos, bsmt. barn. i'm
piement sheds, hog houses; Blue
stone drive. 40 miles D. G. $22,-
$50.
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90 A.-S-rm house, mod. kit: A.
rm. tenant house, . barns. spac.
hen houses, machine sheds: on
Route "40 at Clarksburg, mr.. Clo-
verleaf OF Super highway, 20 Minis.
D. c. S29,50O.
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HISTORIC TIDEWATER
MARYLAND


l.; Historic Chesapeake Bay planta-
matured timber. land in high state
Of cultivation, paved State highway,
ideal for private estate. subdivision
Or club property; liberal financing;
2. s5 acres, 5-room farmhouse. large
tobacco barn, running creek, timber,
secluded. near Chesapeake Bay; ideal
for retreat, hunting; 40 miles D, c.
3. Chesapeake Bay area. 13O acres,
z barns, old farmhouse. large timber;
hshing; ducking, upland game. a
hunters paradise immediate pos
session; on improved road; liberal
mortgase; A miles D. c.; $3.50.
4: $50 acres. 6-room center-hall Co.
lonial home; ? large tobacco barns,
condition. large stand matured tim
ber. , running creeks, ideal lake
site. operated by good tenant: 46
miles D. c.; $4,000.
D.. SO acres. near Chesapeake Bay;
: good farmhouses,, large barn;
stream, gtI,ss 4 timber s5o paved ppaVed Highways 80
5: Excellent farm. SO acres, S-room
home. large tobacco barn. stable,
outbuildines. orchard, streams, large
timber long frontage on paved
boulevard; immediate possession; 80
miles D: c.; $12.450.
room Colonial home. large barn, out
buildings, Is mile waterfront, good
haIbor, large timber. valuable gravel
deposits upland game, ducking,
oysters, fish, crabs. ideal place for
sportsman. paved road to property;
80 miles D. c.; S16.500
s. 16 acres on paved road, Groom
home. 4-room tenant house. > large
barns. stable, complete outbuildingS,
running stream. land in high state
of cultivation. immediate possession,
owner selling due to illness: 2S
miles D. c.; $1,000.
See our ad under ''Waterfronts for
Sale " We have farms, waterfronts.
timber, going businesses to fill your
requirements. CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY Prince Frederick. Md.
Phone l0S. 354 and 2o5-J-1. IN
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Poolesvil!e S153. S0.
INVESTMENT FARM, 55 A.; excep-
tional frontage, near Rte. so, Va,
30 mi. Wash. Rental houses cover
interest and taxes; reasonable. See
BY appointment. W. L. cHELLIS.
ENCHANTED Z ACRES with ali mod
ern 2-bedrm brick home; large lv.
cozy comfortable home. good sur
roundings. surrounded with beauti:
ful shade and fruit trees. Small
stream and spring; with 2-box stall
barn. On Rte. 20. Priced very low.
Us-ACRr productive stock farm.
tractor farmed. lovely 3-bedrm.
country home: all necessary out
bldgs.: 3 streams: committing dis
tance: rrice, $4,000.
- JOHN BURDOFT
Colesville, Md. Call Evergreen 1886
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
raIms estates s,vsr. ana country homes
Potomac-Chesapeake Bay region. j.
SPENCE HOWARD, Jr,, Reaitor. st.
Marys City. Ct. Mills 115-W-2.
CITY. MD.-Stone house.
all modern convenienceS, beautiful
setting, $50 acres; excellent stock
farm. good outbldgs.; long frontage
state road. also on Middle Patuxent
river. Owner must sell at once. This
is a bargain for only $685. per acre
OIL. 4-341O
THEDA W. PORTER
92 A.. "5 open: good location; house.
9 rooms. basement. electricity; /;
close to town; S5,250.
go A.. 25 acres open; large stream.
beautiful pond site, electricity; no
LONG. Louisa. Va.
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FAUQUTFR COUNTY, VIRGINIA

FAUQUIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA
Do you want to buy a farmers farm?
One not top-heavy with fine dwell
ings? Here is what you've been look
ing for. Nearly 1000 acres, 500
clear. suitable grazing and grain
Several streams with plenty of water
stocks optional. Will consider trade
in vicinity washington. Phone 10,
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III OUOON AIIN
BrOiler Farm

Beautiful modern home. Al bldgs.,
glorious view of Shenandoah Valley
and mts.; l53 acres. about so under
cultivation for corn, wheat, clover,
alfalfa, ETC.; fenced pasture watered
by stream, wdlot,: residence has 5
rms. and blue tiled bath, modern
elec. kitchen, gas, cleo, and
screened-in porch. surrounded by
shaded lawn and flowers, new barn
40X50. housing for 5000 broilers;
? mi. to school. store; rare "f1nd"
at ,S12 900. terms, w. H. Brum-
back STROUT. REALTY, .212 s.
Main st.; Woodstock, Va. Bargain
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FARMS Cent

25O-A. FARM-Good mouse. ETC.: 40
4. oats: 80 e.; alfalfa. rest in grass.
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RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
REALTORS GA1THERSBURG 300
APPLE, PEACH ORCHARD
320 acres-120 acres in orchard.
Very clean. 4,500 apple trees, 200
young peach trees; 6-room house
one 2-room house; one 2-story pack
ing house 64xS0. 3 yrs. old; other
outbuildings. Modern apple grader.
1,500-gallon cider press; l.400-gal-
lon sprayer. Large Ford truck. 5000
apple baskets; ladders; picking bags.
400 bushels OF peaches last year.
10000 bushels of apples. This or
chard is ready to go. Price, S12,500
So 900 down
Eugene P. Nixon, RE. 1912
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IISIS mdlIeu ITte.
Shenandoah Valley Farm

Dandy layout being sold at sacrifice
to settle estate; cd. location, 23-
min. drive to smart city and excel
lent markets, town handy; comfort
able dwelling 6 rms. and cleo.
pretty yard, mt. view. barn 30X40,
> poultry houses. etc; fertile soil.
125 acres; real bargain-S9. 900,
sTRoUT REALTY, Middletown. Va
Bargain lists mailed free.
208-Acre Farm; Stream
Pond beautiful mt. scenery. cd,
hunting and trout fishing, produc-
tive soil-about goa. for wheat,
corn. oats. hay. etc. 25a. fenced
pasture. bal. wdland., home fruit;
cd. 6-rm. dwelling Screenedi
porch. very cd. barns 50x6n and
40X50. poultry houses, . stables.
etc. easy run to town: only 80. 400.
j. w Anderson. STROUT REAI TY
Staunton. Va. MAIL ADDRESS
RivervieM SWnnne Va
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND

ASOAAO04A ~. 440SAASA - WV &AAN'
Realtor
1921 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. $4,000
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SECURITY

FARMS of all sizes; from ,
acres to 1000. Whatever your
needs. from a few acres to
large operating farms. either
cattle or dairy. stop in our
office any day; we will be glad
to tell you about them and can
save you tremendous amount
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1909 14th ST. NV.

Ideal sales once, large display win
dow; 1000 square feet now divided
into four paneled of1ces.
CALL J. H. KNOX
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc
73s 18th St. NV. DI. 7-6S30.-27
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MONEY MAKING DAIRY FARM. 277
acres, tractor land. 24-stanchion
barn, silo; 43 head of cattle. trac-
tor, baler; 6-rm. modern house:
S44.
B. F. PERROW
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OFERIIE5 FOR SALE
1874 A.--Mod 6-rm. house: bsmt.
barn With 80 stanchions: milk
going to D. c. Silo, corn house,
implement shed, hen houses: 100
acres tillable: 2 streams: splendid
view; on State road. miles east
OF Frederick. S27,500: $4,000
cash,
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ORIGINAL WILLIAMSBURG
Harris T. Richards. Inc,

.S22 n. WASHINGTON BIVd.
Days. IA. 5-93S7 Eyes, TIE. 6-5043
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VA

1S3-acre farm. on paved road; ap-
prox. so acres seeded to grasses
no buildings; only S12, 900; terms.
Nice country home. large rooms
and bath: about 2 acres land: good
line; Sc. 900. WAUGH REAL ES-
TATE AGENCY. Phone S502. ONCE;
S1S2. res, Culpeper. Va.
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SILVER SPRING
DOCTOR'S OFFICE

Available; ideal for general prac
titioner or osteopath. Medical Build
ing, Buckingham Community. 81:
N. Glebe rd.. Arlington. Va. ia
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-06-12
million and one-half buck Little
Garden"

million and one-half buck Little
Garden"
Nashville-born AME seventh E.
piscopal district prelate charged
the new 251 bachelors and II mas
ter's degree people, ito take hold
Of life and not be mastered by it. I"
The Columbia prelate, speaking
pm Education for These Times"
said, 1--WE must prove that our
type of education is good for all
people and that our religious faith
in Jesus is also good for all PEG.
pie"
II don't believe we should scrap
anything we now have, but get all
else we can through self-edevelop-
ment and creativeness," he con-
tinued.
Bishop Reid, who won a citation
of the year award from South Car
DINA newspapers for his militant
fight to get Negroes to vote, ex-
planned that new opportunities
bring along new responsibilities.
"Don't be afraid of responsible
ity," he charged the class. ut is
time to stop begging for charity
and assume responsibility for your
selves and not be afraid to live
Gnselfishly."
"Use your increased opportunity
to assume a responsibility for
someone else, because a mans
greatness is determined by what
he does and not from whence he
comes" the fiery orator Bishop
said.
"In these most difficult times
we need not worry about the future
of America if we keep alive our
faith in our religious her
itage," the Bishop confided, "and
accept the challenge to live with
other people and learn to respect
their culture"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-06-12

Northern Negroes in increasing
numbers are coming back South to
live. Several large Southern cities
boast banks owned and operated by
Negroes, he said. Southern busi-
ness men are letting down more
and more color barriers, he added.
There are new opportunities in all
fields of business, civil service, ag-
riculture, and technical and pro-
fessional fields.
Emphasizing the need for quail
fled personnel, DR.. Walker said:
"Negro businesses today could use
more than 1000 certified public
accountants if they could find
them"
Referring to the recent unani-
nous Supreme Court decision which
called segregation in the nations
schools illegal, DR.. Walker said it
was the greatest blow against the
color barrier since the Emancipa-
ton Proclamation. An increasing
number of persons in America and
the South are coming to realize
that the color of a chickens feath-
ers doesn't matter. he noted.
1.-THE real chicken is underneath"
he said.
D. Walker was introduced by
President Harold C. Warren, who
also conferred an honorary degree
of doctor of letters on Mrs. Eva
Hills Eastman, a member of the
Board of Trustees, Tougaloo COL
lege.
Mrs. Clark Buckner, executive
secretary, Department of Institu-
tional Missions, United Christian
Missionary Society, spoke on the
recent merger between Southern
Christian Institute, sponsored by
that organization, and Tougaloo
College, sponsored by the Ameri-
can Missionary Association. Effec-
tive Immediately the institution will
be known as Tougaloo Southern
Christian College.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-06-12

sic and William M. Harvey, Jack
son in social studies.
Ten scholarship awards went to
outstanding undergraduates.
A complete list of graduates fol-
lows:
BACHELOR OF ARTS
English
***Rosentene Bennett, Dorothy
Mae Boclair Johnnie Ruth Buckley,
Georgia B. Dawson, Alpha Lockett
George, *Daisy Miller Greene,
Dorothy Nell Hobson, johnnie Be-
linda Hubbard, Irma Mandess John
son Flora Claudette Lawrence,
Connie De'Lein McCaskill Jessie
Mason Mahaffey, Connie Lee Mel
son, *Charlene Joyce Smith, Chrys-
tiana Smith, Daisy Marie Smith,
Yyonne Sylvia Wilson.
SOCIAL SCIENCE
**Annie Belle PendletOn
Sociology
Alpha Pearlene Cole, William
McNeamer Harvey, Albess B.
Hines, Betty Mae Mallett, Edward
Kendall, *Dorothy Eichelberger
Pickens, Leonera Fulton Stampley.
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
Biology
Alma Barnes, James Collins, Mat
tie Gates Currie, Marion Claude
Garrett, Lille Cistrunk Hender-
son, *Delores Geraldine Moore, Har-
ry Penquite, Roland H. Powell, Dor
ris Odessa Renfroe, Ross Earle
Simms, Quincy Charles Walker,
Lillian Montora WEIGH, 49, Ernest
Luther White, Jr., william Rodney
Wiley.
Chemistry
Harold Clarke Fouche, Jr., Car
lean Manning Owens, Booker T.
Winford
Elementary Education
Flora Grace, Vivian Miller Pat
ton, **Olivia Moore Townsend,
Earlene Whitaker.
Health and Physical Education
Alice Elizabeth Ellis, Geni-Eve-
Ign Jewel Fields, Jesse Elmer ia
cobs, William Juan Jones.
Mathematics
*Carolen Moncure, John Wesley
Spates, Clarence Thompson, Mar
guerite Grace Varnado.
**Valedictorian **Magna Cum
Laude Scum Laude.
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The Negro,
Continued from Page One)

(COntlnued from rage One)
York, heard DR.. Walker speak on
1.-THE New South A Challenge
to the New Negro" in Woodwork
Chapel.
A native Mississippian born in a
red dirt farm 80 miles down the
road, DR.. Walker is also founder
and president, Board of Directors,
of the Universal Life Insurance
Company, one of the largest or
CARNATIONS Of its kind for Ne
groes in America.
II give you today a new South"
he said. "Name your city, name
your state, and you will find Negro
pioneers exploring new opportuni-
ties"
Citing the Negroes improved eco
nomic status, DR.. Walker noted:
'The Negro in the South has be-
come a customer. He buys every
thing from Coca Cola to a Cadil-
lac" Negro America now has an
annual income of Is billion dol
lars, and business concerns spend
millions of dollars each year to
stimulate this expanding market,
he said.
"This means new job opportuni-
ties for qualified Negro college
graduates and Others" said the
former president of the National
Business League, founded by Book
er T. Washington. "Time was when
opportunity meant one-way train
ticket heading north on the Illi-
nois Central. This is no longer
true"
AS evidence of increasing oppor-
tunities for Negroes in this chang
ing South, DR.. Walker noted that
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Several awards were presented to
outstanding members Of the gradu-
ating class by Dean A. A. Branch.
Ernest Luther White, Jr., Relzoni,
Miss, won the award for the best
academic record over a four-year
period. Awards for outstanding aca-
demic work in their respective
fields went to Rosentene Bennett,
West Point, Miss, in English and
foreign languages; Carolyn Mon
cure, Crystal Springs, Miss, in
Mathematics; William R. Wiley,
Oxford, Miss, in science; Vivian
Johnson, Birmingham, Ala, in mu
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-06-12
Canton Has Two
Grad yates AT
enn. State
College

NASHVLLE-Miss Patricia Bell,
q biology major of Canton, Miss,
who finished with honor and Miss
Estelle Thomas, health and phys
zeal education major OF the same
city, helped swell the BOSNIAN
graduating class that heard AME
Church's fiery orator, Bishop
Frank Madison Reid, Columbia, S.
c., at Tennessee State University's
42nd Commencement.
Three thousand sun splashed
parents and friends witnessed the
first graduating class to receive
their diplomas in the University's
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-06-12

1t Pays To Advertise In The
JACKSON ADVOCATE
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-06-12

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get started right now and give yourself and
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Or Join the Bond-A-Month Plan where you
bank. You'll be glad all the rest of your life
that you did! Today is the day to do it. Y
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