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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC '55 Star Chief Catalina:
sac: o.795. RA. 6-4s7S. --Ia
PONTIAC 1855 eony.; fully equip,
power steering, power brakes; ike
new; low mi; S2,695. EN-. 2-0493.
PoN7fACs '5e cheftain IS" 4-door
sedan; Hydra. r.. h., 5000. 81 Cat
alma. black. white top. HYDRA. 7: b.,
S2,1g9. STANLEY H. HORNER. INC.
Buick dealer. Fla. ave. ne. at 6th-,
Ii. 6-6464.
PONTIAC 1854 star Chief cony dis
tinctive swan white finish with har-
n1onizing soft blue and white leather
interior; dual range hydra; drive:
de luxe r. and h., power steering and
q host of other accessories. l.
owner car which reflects the nnest
Of care. Positively immac. inside and
cost $500, An outstanding value
at aniy S2.295.
IOLMSTEAD MOTOR co.
N. Vas Largest Odds. Dealer
1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl. ia. 1-S4O0
PONTIAC '55 starhchief conx.;. q
tone. completely equip, Incl. Hydra-
Matte, power steering, power nra s,sIi
covered by manufacturer warranty.
Orig. price, $3.50. Diplomat leaving
country will sacrifice for $3.50 or
best offer. HO. 2-6893. 80
ISTUDEBAKER '52 VS. Lanucruiser;
T., h.. auto; trans; looks ana runs !i,is
your budget. MCNEIL PONTIAC,
1920 Wis. ave-. OIL. $4,000. In the
Heart of Bethesda. lis
SO STUDEBAKER
Champion, immac.. beautiful light
matching covers, exceptional value,
priced to sell quickly: S1,295.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
26f6 Wilson Blvd. Arl., Va.
IL
STUDEBAKER 1919 Champion 2-dr.:
blue; good running order, tires, up
holstery: some dents; $3.50. OIL.
sT iShfii XII pm 1859 vs. Land i.Is
Cruiser. pale blue, r. and n h; auto auto
iee sss' / owner; $3.50 or best offer,
No dealers. Of. 2-7427. after 8.
sTuDEBAKER 81 Commander VS. A.
door; r. and h.; auto. trans, is,
Sc: low mi. one owner $685.. BOW
MAN STUDEBAKER, 1900 Ga. ave.
sFTiU VI; Ia I1s 80 Land Cruiser 4,
t tram; saa5 BOWMAN sTUDE-
BAKER 1900 Ga. ave. NV, RAio o.
1922 --o
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cleaneSt you can uuu' 1ooo'
guar TRIANGLE MOTORS ann,
SOTO r. /. AVE. NE. DE. 2-6302
MERCURY 81 sedan: beautiful ,, daIK
ssseenditi tals only onE ss47. EMERSON
l. oRME Buick. 18th and M sts'
nv I.w,, pI 7 ,to 4 3D. and h.: Q to
choose from; S495. SILVER SPRING
MOTOR CO.. INC, 1909 E.W; hwy
tat Ga. ave1. Sill. spg. Nd Ju'
MERCURY '4s 4;dr,: r, and h h clean lean
ain Sc, DU, 7-9779, 81 pm: -ls
MORRIS Minors 1855 new 2,do So!
sedans, station wagons, converlpieiS;
starting at $i.470, delivered; fully
equipped. Largest selection OF Smati
ioIsiEn an sa,, Amer 1Sr e ;eEt 1915 n
Kaiser WHY'S and foreign cars. IN
Al r SITS, NV, North 7-210o. Brancn
sales. 1910 King ST.. Alex" va
NASH ASH SO "a Ambassador windsor l.s,a
P.inss s saerifice sao5' Terms. sis
down. ROPER. 18th and R. l. aye
Nash ASH 80 a-dr. sedan; good motor
and tires, new seat covers: S snoo
Can be seen after pm. 562a
Richmond hwy, Alexandria. is
NASH 1852 Rambler station %agoh
with radio and heater; blue finlsn
and nice interior; the ideal second
''' P7IARKWAY-FORD
so5, M ST. NV. AID. 2-0l8s
NASH 1859 Statesman ADJ; si s1ss,
finish and been kept in Immaculate
condition nv its one and only owner
Modern styling. Guaranteed II writ.
ing by WILLIAMS & BAkER, tnt
Areas Oldest Mash a DsaIer; 2s III sne
SILVER sPRING MOTOR Co. INC;
NASH 81 Rambler station wagon
eTes s y hish Ls Gsss seseson
small foreign and American cars cars
1877 1877 Kaiser SCI WHY'S HiIIman ant
exclusive dealer for AUSTIN O
s EN- NMAoRa1s sp MNoR Il Wash M area
Branch sales, 1910 King St. Alex.
OLDsMOBME '54 "as" Holiday 4
dr.; r. and h. Hydra Matte drive
t nqSer * s'f Seauty e on wSeesl chesl
out price! S2,595. SILVER SPRING
MOTOR CO., INC. 1909 E,;W. hwy
(at Ga. ave.), Sill. Spg. Md, JU D.
oIDsMoBrLEs ,4s sedanette:, Hydra;
r and h; $500; 81 "ss" 2.tone
4-dr. sedan: 5000. STANLEY H
HoRNER. NC, Buick Dealer. Fla
ne. at 9Th. Ii, 6-6464.
OLDsMoBILE "a Super "ss" sedan
beautiful 2-tone ivory and blu'
combination: equipped with radio
heater, Hydra-Matic. power steering
power brakes: get ahead in $50, a.
&2,4a5: CCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS. Co
1920 22nd s. NV. ST. $4,000
OLDS 40 "9s'' 4-dr.; HYDRA Matte
r. and h.. pvt. owner, S475. Cal
before g pm, Ma, s.7115; NJ VI,
5000. HORNER'S BUICK, $685.
MINI. ne. LII. 1-a226. lis
OLDS $50 Super "ss' z-,door: 7. ant
b., Wv tires, orig. black finish
exceptionally clean; S1.1a5. HoYLI
MOTOR SALES. 1717 r. I. ave. ne.
DU. $4,000. In
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PARKWAY-FORD

sTUDEBAKER 1850 Champion club
coupe: with radio and heater; Sheri-
den blue finish and in excellent
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MERCURY 1854 Monterey; 2-tone,
r. and h, Merc-o-Matic; Wv si 6eG
MI. nv one owner; 81. 1896. PENNY
MOTORS, 1890 r. 1. ave. ne, La
MERCURY SO Monterey hard top:
= and b.. Mere-o;Matic. Wv t tiTes'
tmmae1lste! SIi3soss ~, Gaf wi Wis. ave
n mUNTW1o5 vs.. 5000. Open ewes; IN 9;
heater. You'll like this one! SEP sep
Car No. 36S-A. MONROE FOEaRS.
1897 East-West hwy, SI. Spg;o MO-
NERCURY 81 4-door sedan: r. and
a.. seat covers: beautiful dark green
6nish: clean: S7a5. MANN MOToES'
INC ODDS. 1850 18th st. ~ blk
" Of Ga. ave). Silver Spring w.
S.R1S6
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WHEELER, INC.
cHRYsLER DEALER, $500 Wis. NV;
EN- 3-41QS, q TO q --ls

" - isS. hoRNER's BUICK, $500
MINI, me-, LII. 1-9226. IN
MERCURY 1871 club coupe; r.. and
h.: black; 194S motor: Wv tires
twin spot. S225. $50 -Four Mile To..
MERCURY SO 4-dr.: original black
finish, T., h.. cd, tires good; motor
good, body good Only $oh5; SD
down. MOORE-GREER MOTORS,
Lincoln Mercury Dealer. 5o33 WIS
ave and 400 Conn. ave. Open I'll
o.So EN- o-305f liz
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81 Champion Starlight
coupe; heater; very clean; $3.50
Car No 252-A. MONROE FORD
800 Wis. ave. NV, WO. $4,000
Open ewes. till 9.
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AUTOS. FOR SALE tcoat.,

LINCOLN "a Capri convertible; In
stylish "ermine white" with Jet black
top and cleaning black and white
leather upholstery: sleek, rakiSh
beauty with only 1000 miles, carry
ing new-ear guarantee and new
brakes, power windows, power seats.
Hydra-Matic, radio. heater; dream
on wheels for only 50. sos. sHlR-
LiNGTON MOTOR CO, Lincoln
Mercury Dealers. Shirlington bust
ness center. Overlook 3-40o4: liz
styling in this slick 2-tone green baby
with a mere 1000 miles, So near
being new. IL carries a new-ear guar,
antee and new-car terms! Equipped
with radio, heater. Hydra Matte,
power brakes and power ,, st ss ans
ssHE lfsfl hSe feiSk No MOTOR Co Lin:
coin Mercury Dealers. Shir
business center. Overlook 3-49o4.
LINCOLN SO 4-dr.; bis-ear prestise
at a small-car price! sleek slesSn-
Matte. power windows, power seats.
radio and heater. At this low price.
some one is sure to whisk away this
bargain fast; S2.o95. SHlRLlNG-
TON MOTOR CO., Lincoln Mercury
Dealers; Shirlington business center
LiNCoLN 40 4-dr.; blue; fully equip.
with overdrive, r. and h; custom
uumatic radio antenna, ETC.; excel.
cond.: owner leaving country March
%: $3.50 or best offer. EN-. 3-l2lS.
LINCOLN 1913 conv. cpe.; r. and h.,
3D.. spotlight, W. W., fog OF or.
lights; "a d. c. inspect: $500 or
best offer. La. 6-224l after pm.
LINCOLN 80 Cosmopolitan sedan:
radio, heater. Hydra Matte drive,
seat covers, Wv. tires. original
black finish: extremely clean; one
owner; worthwhile guarantee SISe.
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I949 4-dr. with radio and
heater. dusk gray finish: excellent
tires: 1895.
PARKWAY-FORD

3V5I M ST. NV. AD. Z-UIS 50
PACKARD 81 sedan; r. and h., Ultra
matte drive, This is the beauty Of
M Ne 1S5 f SoRD CT sfoo Nv wis s's ave
NV. Wo. $4,000. Open eyes. til
q pm.
PACKARD late 40 sedan; r. and h.,
cd: 1000 miles; like new through
out: S295. So dn. 1920 Wilson blvd.
go
PACKARD 40 super 4-dr. sedan;
radio, heater, Wv. tires, over
drive; excel. cond.; by OWNER. Car
can be seen at Capitol Garage, 1920
N. Y. ave. NV: $3.50. go
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1850 4-dr. Special de
I'VE: beautiful black finish; fully
equipped; extra clean; only S645.
WissfNGER CHEVROLET CO, Seven
Corners, Falls Church. Va. JE.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD '53 Clipper 4-dr.;, 7. and
h.; auto. trans, two-tone finish; low
mileage: beauty: special 1895. As
law IS $3.50 down; easy bank pay
ments. Payments to suit your budget.
MCNEIL PONTIAC, 1890 Wis: ave.
OIL. $4,000, in the heart o. Bethesda.
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a. TRIANGLE MOTORS .

MERCURY 80 4-door. perfect 2-tone
bIue finish: r. and b.. turn slgneE.
eieanest you can find; $685.; written
guar. ~->oe
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OLDs 1884 Super "ss" de luxe Holt
dav coupe: delightful two-tone serge
blue and swan white top with har-
monizing two-tone blue interior. on
set by Wv. tires; appearance Hydra
dr.. power steering. de luxe r. with
a rear heater and defroster, power
series: sold new and serviced by us.
must see and drive to appreciate;
an outstanding yallle ScTQ5
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- ~ y 70 ;.,-s 5,,;s c..;s. I,..s..
matte, r. and h.; very clean inside
and out; S345. MANN MOTORS
NC, (Olds). 5000 18th st. "a blk
". Of Ga. ave). Silver Spring, JU.
OLDS III 4-dr. "ss"; black finish;
fully equipped: only S245. WIS
Corners, Falls Church. Va. JE. q
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LINCOLN 80 Cosmopolitan sedan:
radio, heater. Hydra-Matic drive;
seat covers, Wv. tires; original
black finish; extremely clean; one
owner: worthwhile guarantee: $3.50.
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1853 Catalina; r. and h.;
HydtTa y sas tires 1leat seF1N W
MOTOR co, INC. 10o2 Es-W. hwy
lat Ga. ave.). Sill. Spg.. Nd. JU
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PLYMOUTH "a: equipped rs taxi but
dercoating; 81 .595. 10. 2-a375;
PLYMOUTH 1853 Suburban station
wagon: all metal: one owner, T. and
h.. very clean: ST 395. PENNY MO-
TORS, 1920 r. !. ave. ne, La.
$4,000 In
PLYMOUTH az 2-dr. sed.: r., h., new
rubber: good body and motor; 500.
10. S-51s7 or 10. S-4136. IL
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PLYMOUTH 81 club coupe: looks
and drives like brand3new; sse GpES
$3.50. Terms. $65 down. RoFEEh'
PLYMOUTH so convertible. Here is
a spring special that Is ready to go.
FULLY equipped. Sparkling yellow
finish with black TOP. Just $500.
MOORE-GREER MOTORS. Lincoln,
Mercury Dealer, 5033 Wis. ave, and
4400 Conn. ave. Open TIL g:3o'
EN-. 2-2050 IL
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PACKARD so 900" series: r. and h..
Ultramatic: very low mi: one owner;
CTS e. PARSONS, 211e Nichols ave.
Sc, LU 4-2SS0 -17
PACKARD 81 sedan; r. and h.; Al
throughout. S745. Car No. 293-A.
I MONROE FORD. 1897 East-West
hwy. Sill. Spg.. Md. Open evenings
till O III 'h-TSO4
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PACKARD 1850 cdr. with Ultra
er: silver-gray finish with excellent
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= PoIAIRKWAY-FORD

with radio and heater; blue finish
and nice interior; the ideal second
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'52 PLYMOUTH

80 PLYMOUTH
One owner; beautiful blue finish,
equipped with heater. seat covers.
Must be seen to be apprec. Avail.
on easy terms at $685..
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3146 Lee Hwy, ARLINGTON
ia. 2-9O03. Open Til $50
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MERCURY ~ sedan: beautiful dark
green: fully equipped: thoro yghNI
feconditioned: only ss47. EMERSON
Il ORME tBuick). 18th and M sts'
MERCURY 80 4-dr.: r. and r.; ,g,1 V
choose from; S495. SlLVEE SFHLiE LIN
IA Ga. ave.l. sil. spg., Nd. JU.
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PONTIAC 1851 Chieftain de luxe so"
4-dr., with Hydra Matte transmits
sion. radio and heater; dove gray
finish with excellent WV. tires;
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-08-20
A.M.E. Zion Church Plans
Extensive Program

Brown, Brooklyn, N. Y; Mrs. S.
Mae Slade, Charlotte, N. c.; Mrs.
Savannah j. Medford, Washing
ton, d. c.; Mrs. M. Ardelle Shaw,
Wilmington, N. c.; Mrs. Mildred
G.. Pait, Meriden, Miss; and Mrs.
Sula r.. Stewart, Washington,
ID. c.
Due to the death of two bishops
during this quandrenium, Mes
danes Jones, Medford, Shaw and
Stewart are. DOUBLING in some
districts, due to the fact that
their husbands have been put in
charge of the work supervised
Bishops C. c. Alleyne and James
Clair Taylor. Mrs. Pait is In
charge OF the work Of the 10th
district, because of the death of
Mrs. Viola SpottSwood. Mrs. Viii
lie G.. Alstork has been serving as
supervisor of the African work,
but resigned to take over the
duties of treasurer of the Society
T. W. windley, director
Alexander Barnes, associate
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FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST

Services at Friendship Baptist
Church were very high through
out Sunday. We had a wonderful
time
The prayer services for the re-
vival meeting will begin August
%. Preaching for the revival
starts on August 20 through Sep
TENDER 2. The Rev. 3. d. Goes of
Fort Lauderdale will conduct the
meeting. Everyone is invited to
come and worship with us in this
revival.
We welcome you at all times
In our services at Friendship.
Sis. c. Wilson, reporter
Rev. Q. j. Burney, pastor
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ALLEN CAPEL A. M. E.

Allen Chapel Sunday School
was opened $50 am. by the
/ Supt. Bro. John Glover. The
classes were beautifully taught by
the various teachers. The adults
class was taught by one of our
visiting friends, Bro. David
Scott from Lewis Memorial AME
Church, Jacksonville.
The morning service was con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. Block
er, choir No. 2 was in charge OF
the music with Mrs. Alice Smith
at the piano. Bro. Scott led In
prayer
Scripture lesson, st. Mark 1927
SO. The message was delivered by
the pastor. Text selected from st.
Mark 1884,, whoSoever will be my
diciple let him deny himself, take
UP his cross and follow me.
The message was a master
piece.
Evening service at 7:30 pm.
with choir No. l in charge of the
music. The pastor again deliver
ed a great message and the choir
was at its best.
The service was spiritually
high and it was a pentecoStal fire
burning on the hearts of the hear
erS.
Visitor, Mrs. Mary Person of
this city.
On the sick list for communion,
Bro. Cleve Smith,. Jackson Me-
mortal hospital and Essie Spen-
GER, 1741 NV 4th ct. Stop in and
visit them.
Bro. John Glover, secretary
Rev. E. M. Blocker, pastor
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NEW MT. MORIAH

Visitors are always welcome to
worship with us at the Little
Church known as the Holy Spirit.
Sunday School was called to
order at GAS am. by Deacon
Harper.
The IL am. devotional service
was conducted by Dea. Jasper
Tolbert. Uplifting prayers and
song praises rendered by choir No.
l. Usher board No. 2 in charge.
Rev. A. l.. Shipp delivered
powerful, inspirational sermon,
selected from Isaiah 9, Then
shifted but saved.
AT $50 pm. BTU was called to
order by Dea. Carson, the atten-
dance was large.
At z pm. worship was con-
Quoted by Deacon L. Terry. Dea
H. Williams led a soul stirring
prayer, songs of Zion rendered by
choir No. 2 and Usher Board No.
in charge. Again Rev. A. l..
Shipp brought a touching sermon
full with the holy ghost. This
message can long be remembered
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-08-20
GREATER BETHEL.

Sunday School began at the
usual time with superintendent
King presiding.
Lesson subject 1.-THE Courage
of Daniel" David Is, lesson
highopointed by pastor Smith.
At IL am. devotional was con-
Quoted by Deacons Williams and
Samples. No. choir sang praises
to the Lord. No. usher board
was in charge. A holy message
was delivered with power from
on high by pastor Smith. Text
jeremiah $40.
The harvest is past, the sum-
mer is ended, and we are not
saved, subject "Dont Miss Gods
Train to Heaven THE holy spirit
stirred our souls while the man
of God talked with us by the
way. At z pm. devotional was
conducted by DeaconS Levitt and
Taylor No. / choir rendered spir-
itual song praises. No. 3 usher
board was in charge.
A fire burning message was
delivered by the Rev. Anison from
Jacksonville, who is running our
revival meeting. Text, Rev. 500,
Behold 1 stood at the door and
knocked. if any man hear my
voice and open the door / will
come in to him and will sup with
him and he with me. Subject,
Let him come in.
Greater New Bethel is pitching
a battle against satan. Come on
out and feast and enjoy the Holy
spirit.I declare you will be bene-
fitted. Hope to see you at our
revival and Sunday School SER
vices and BTU and baptism next
Sunday at a pan.
Sis. S. l.. Davis. reporter
Rev. w. K. Smith, pastor
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NEW MT. ZION A. M. E.

Sunday past was spiritually and
financially enjoyable throughout
the day beginning with Sunday
School.
At IL am. devotional services.
Rev. D. L. Franklin presented
Rev. James King, assistant pastor
at Perrine as the guest speaker.
He preached great sermon. One
person Joined the church.
At $3.50 pm. quarterly conferer-
ence began with an old fashion
ed prayer service.
The Rev. Johnson of Pompano
Beach delivered an uplifting mes
sage.
Visitors were Mrs. Helen A.
Franklin, Mt Tabor Baptist
Church, Miami, Mr.. Kicks, Bethel
ANNE, Pompano and John Henry
Broadus CT Metropolitan AME,
Miami.
Board reports and seals as fol-
lows:
Stewards Board, Bro. S m
Heard, president.
Stewardess Board, Sis. Leola
Cheevers, president.
Trustee, Sis. Mary A. Franklin,
president.
Sunday Shoot, Sis. Sadie Lew
is, superintendent.
Missionary Board, Sis. Mary A.
Franklin, president.
Ushers Board, Sis. Willie Mae
Smith, president.
Willing Workers, Sis. Sadie
Lewis, president.
Sunshine, Sis. Zebra Williams,
president.
Praying Band, Sis. I. H. Burts,
president.
Rev. D. L. Franklin, pastor
Kristann Franklin, reporter
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Stirred by challenging appeals
by Bishop William j. Walls and
Stephen G.. SpottSwood and with
Bishop Daniel G. Pope, African
resident prelate. asking the 18th
quadrennial session Of the Wo-
mans Home and Foreign Society,
which met here August 6-l2 to
$sGive God a Chance" the con-
vention went on record, at its
closing session to really speed UP
the mission program.
Bishop William A, Stewart,
who heads the west coast con-
ferences and Bishop Stephen G.
Spottswood and Herbert B. Shaw
telling of the wonderful oppor-
tunity to expand the church in
their areas, the women decided
that they would redouble their
efforts TO increase the member
ships in these areas.
There are II districts. headed
nv Mrs. Margaret J. May, Auburn
NJ z. MRS Ola M. Martin, Chica-
"a: AIRS. Carrie l.. Jones. Sal
isi,ury " c. AIRS. Gertrude
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TEMPLE BAPTIST

The Appreciation Program
sponsored by the senior choir,
Mrs. Augusta Newbold, presi-
dent on Sunday afternoon, was
quite a success. Those bringing
greetings were Rev. DR.. A. H.
Ferguson, Rev. S. Role, Deacon
Brown of st. Matthew's and choir
director Bro. H. Ferguson of ST..
Matthew's. The principal address
was delivered by the Rev. E. A.
Gunner, pastor of st. Mary's
Wesleyan Methodist Church and
General Supt. of the Wesleyan
Methodist Conference. Both of st.
Matthew's choirs were in atten-
dance and blended their voices
with Temples. Those honored
were the pastor, Deacon w. E.
He ;burn and choir director r.
Hepburn. The presentations were
made by Mrs. A. H. Ferguson, Mrs.
M. E. Stevens and Deacon H.
Brown.
The Willing Workers Tea was
a success. Deacon A. J. Hanna,
the president and his co-workers,
put over a fine program.
The usual services will be held
on Sunday. Loyal members are
making their promise
come true for Sunday, August %.
Let no one be left out of this
Clean up Drive"
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SALTERS CHAPEL A.M.E.
Brownsville

Sunday, August IA, was a busy
day. The Sunday School had a
large attendance, and with the re-
turn of Miss Doris Mills and John
Blake from the Sunday School
and league convention, there was
much to discuss.
In the IL o'clock worship our
pastor, Rev. J. S. Blake, spoke
briefly concerning Christ blessing
the small fish, and feeding the
multitude, and turning water in
to wine. The junior furnished
music for the entire day with Miss
Doris Blake at the piano. After
the service Baby Canarda Wesley
and Doris McElroy were bap-
tized, with Sister Agnes Davis
standing as godmother for Baby
Wesley.
Evening service was grand. 1t
was the Calendar Rally night.
Bro. Thomas Frederick raised the
highest amount, with Sister Glenn
Bro. Coleman and Sister Agnes
Davis following It was quite a
success.
After service we had the plea
sure of having the Moonlight
Spiritual Singers and the Sons of
Daniel, a group of singers from
the Bahamas. If you have not
heard them you have missed a
treat. We hope to have them
again. They were sponsored by
our pastor.
The Choir Union will meet on
Sunday, August 81, pm. at ST.
Paul AME Church, NV 4th court
and 10Th St, Rev. r. J. Blaine,
pastor.
Rev. j. S. Blake, pastor
Sis. Flossie Marshall, reporter
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
1868 NV. 9th St.

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Sacred Heart NoVena
Wednesday 1880 pm.
Public Always Invited
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SUNDAY SERVICES
MT. TABOR BAPTIST

The Sabbath day of holiness
was sincere in purity beginning
with Sunday School opened by
Miss Ophelia Bruton. A wonder
full lesson was enjoyed by teach
erS and students.
At morning worship a strong
prayer service gave those present
an effectiveness of Gods presence.
The male chorus soothing the
minds of the burdened one. Roscoe
Speed at the organ. Rev. r. c..
Hall expounded from st. Mark 10:
q, subject Zone Thing Thou
Lackest," a sermon filled with
truth and grace flowing into each
heart.
One person joined and will be
fellowshipped into the fold along
with the others that have placed
their membership on Sunday
morning.
BYPU was opened by Deacon
Haywood Heard. A fine lesson
with high points to remember.
The 1880 pm. sermon was TAX
en- from Revelation 80, subject
That which remains" Carried all
back to the old land mark of con-
version. Rev. R. G.. Hall, an eff
ficient servant in the ministry,
preached great sermons in the
absence of the pastor.
Many visitors were present
throughout the day. Yvonne and
Gwendolyn Moon received the
visitors at the door. The ushers
served courteouSly.
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
Incline your ears, and come
unto me: hear, and your soul shall
live-Isaiah $50.
NEWS OF INTEREST
Garth c. Reeves, associate ed
itor and business manager of the
Miami Times, will be our guest
speaker in Sunday School.
Rev. Byrd will be honored or
Sunday morning at IL am. with
a welcome program on his re-
turn from the Worlds Baptist AL
lance in London, England anC
his touring of various countries o
Europe. Mrs. Ella Lampkin
chairman of Homecoming com
mittee. Bro. and Mrs. J. p. Wal
don is away visiting his mothe
who is i'll at present. Mrs. H. T
Moon is on her vacation in At
lanta. Mrs. Butler is also enjoy
ing her vacation.
Deacon and Mrs. Bruton enter
tanned their oldest daughter wit
tasty dainties at their home wit
the immediate family present
Mrs. Claretha Cooke, many happ
birthday wishes to you.
Rev. r. G.. Hall,
acting paste
Helen A. Franklin, reporter
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by those who witnessed. We thank
God, one member was with US
in the march to Calvary.
The Southern Kings Gospel
Singers rendered a spicy musical
program after service, sponsored
by Usher Board No. 2.
Don't miss this revival. Rev. w.
F. Tanner will preach for two
weeks.
Rev: A. l.. Shipp, pastor
Doris Hayes, reporter