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PBX-SWTTCHBOARD
REPAIRS and sERvicEs

ANB REMODELENlG BY
AN HONEST HOME NAP. CO.--An
work guaranteed. any size Job cheer.
fully estimated Porch Enclosures.
attics converted to bedrms. or aptS.
dorIners bathrooms and heating e.s.
painting No down payment, As Low
q sas s 81 sfzFE fs 4Sis Ssisias s. ss sss
NV. Tu 2-6322
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS, porches.
ialousies. kitchen modernized, recr
estimates free; all work fully guar, !;
SECO SALES. JU 5000 EN-
2-Ss4n day or night.
bldg. remodel, rec. ms.
porch incl, dormers, brick, frame.
stone; top-auality work, low prices.
Air CONDITIONER and refrigera-
tion; water towers and eyaporator
condensers; seryiced and installed.
AWNtNGs--Get your awnings before
the spring rush, aluminium. Life.
mo e pss For Ns Sass asSn sa La
6-l00O; ewes, JU. 8-l258
BRlCkLAYING = Alterations. fire.
places. patios, walks. all types ma
sonry A. FAGNANI. 10. 2-1994
BRICK WORk--Walls. steps. porches;
new and repair; damp walls water
proofed; Al work. NO. 7-ss1S.
BRICK WORK. chimneys. ireplaces,
retaining walls and garages. Lu; f.
BRdICkwoRK. new and repair: rsas.
prices: first-class workman; no Job
too small. MIR. KANE. 10. 2-793i
ALTERATIONS. additions.
ferns CAN Mr.. LAWRENCE, RA.
t-9703, LII. 6-S100.
remodeling, j repairing,
porches. HU. 3-s4s9. MR.. BAKER.
CARPENTER CONTRACTOR. build
or remodel your home, lge. or small
Jobs, experienced mechanic, free
estimates, call MR.. HARRTLL. JU.
cakPEsrKY, aISPE by thoroughly ps expert
enced craftsman; work done BY con-
tract or hourly basis. Small Jobs
preferred. EN-. 3-0341 after 8. 40
WORK of all kinds, BY
day or job. Reas. prices. JU. 5-2145.
CARPENTRY, large or small jops,
also painting, inter- or eytsr,; aT, wood
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, alterations
porches, beautiful recreation rms
and attics. Cali for free estimate
~. 5;Isds or ~: g-ss9l. -Is
hanging. AL work guaranteed. Dl.
7-U95B, rs
interior. exterior. Free
estimates, Call any time. MIR,
JONES. JU. S-3S59.
INSTALLATIONS. re-
pairs. short circuits; small jobs done
immed RA 6-2222 any time: lgs
TJV1AVy rYyTNTfN
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SIS. any ava. room. Inmed, serv.
Pre- estim. Also extsf. work IA,
b-6541. o to 8 daily. KE. S-4660
ewes. and sun. -1e
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I MAN FRIDAY

Young man, "a. ambitious. seeks po-
sition with future; thoroughly txpe-
rienced as asslstsbt 70 busy execu-
tive or AZ once manaEer.A book.
ksepsy: rapid typina snd MI snoEsns,ne: Itns,,e
complete knowledge Of Capitol Hill.
Government. Industry. BOX leg-f.
Star. les
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COOK, eolored, wants 10 cook dinner
Mon. through Fri. 3-6 PM; refs.
DU. 7-1206.
GfRL REQUIRES lob as mothers helper
or child care. Ii. 4-7917.
|C0LORED GlRL-Dey's work clean
ina or child care; Mon. Wed,
GIRL, eoiored. desires days. work,
Tues, Wed, Thurs; city refs, ez-
perienced. Ho. 2-7S10.
COLORED LADY desires days work,
8 days per week, ironing; nr. Coral
COLORED GIRL, dependable. desires
child care. 5 days weekly. Du.
1858 from $50 to IL pm. --19
COLORED WOMAN desires job clean
ing bachelors apt, 8 days per week.
ooLosfS vi SteS4i iGrRL desires d.yvork or
child care or g.h.w.; experienced.
refs. RA. 6-5173.
|COLORED GIRL wants work Of any
kind: 5 days week; $50. De.
C.HRAk
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES

ARE YoU SELF CONSCIOUS? II 90.
you can overcome all forms OF sell.
consciousness quickly. ALSO correct
conversational English taught BY
highly skilled woman tutor. Special
lessons arranged for diplomatic on
EARN Am HISH AZ scRS6oL ssccRaS6oL DIPLOMA ..
home IN spare time. Qualify for
psomotisn q better s,. sob tnrcusn, ,
on request. 1888 Eye st, n.w.. ST
NEW CLASSES starting. Inquire MA.
$3.50. BOYD SCHOOL, cor. 18th
and g sts., positions open paying
S65-$I00 wk.
ENGLISH, conversation. personality.
Positive thinking explained. Efiec-
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general ms. exper. !;
mod air-cond; ofnces pleasant
conditions; excel. oppor- co. $500.
-19
CLEkk-TxflST for general ONCE
routine. Must have good ability TO
meet the general public. Past
casnter experience helpful. Prefer
sc resident q nearby Fairfax WI
not telephone. FAIRFAX VILLAGE
APIS. 2001 3Sth st. sc. Ia
life insurance once:
e1peessnGsd Gf cs ia PEsjsTTsd RsHTIS IL 4s SSp
30
-TYPIST for educational tnstt.
tute: must be accurate and conscierl- :
tious; pleasant working Conditions;
salary open; 5.day week: annual and
sex leave aronn hosn Far amt
cali no. = l530' ~ go 81"
under AZ, for gen
eral once Eork, ,5-day week: air
iyS leave proXt eafetsria sua5 ane sxner. niss
Hence desirable but not essential.
Apply personnel offce. Ara IL
EOUiTABI,E LIFE INsuR ANCE co
sIR 14th Sd. NV. 90
K.TYPiST. 5-day 3s-hr wk
Excel. dement's. Cali ri. a-O333.
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I'M OOUNI 7 FLl1Oh
Asphalt rubber and plastic tilef
plastic wall tile. Formica and Como.
6662. AP. 1924 ---22 y
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WAITIpECCEC

MATTRESSES
Exper., many positions available. full
and part time; Washington,s better
restaurants. Apply WARRINGTON
RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION, 2003
Bye st. NV. -l9
LADIES-MORNINGS ONLY. Census
TYPE work among white people.
Nothing to carry yourself. Excel
lent pay. Apply 9 to 8 pm. 925 F
st. NV, 3rd floor. Ii
LADY, ambitious. refined. opportunity
to learn good business. rapid ad-
yancement; S3,400 year. Apply
Room 924. DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG .
1346 Conn. ave. NV. before pm
WOMAN. colored, to make beds. clean
rooms in hotel; good pay. Do not
phone. lS42 18th ST.. NV.
WOMEN twhitel, we train you and
pay YOU excel. comm. to work from
hcme calling our customers and
securing new ones. Dept. store
charge privils. Reply inmed. to
Box &C. Star. giving number OF
WOMEN (5l. part-time saieswork.
day or eve. hrs. Over FL. ii. s.
Erads.t MISS BAKER, DI. 7-0223.
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sITUATIoNs-WoMEN
siTUATIoNs-DoMEsTIc

SPANISH sECY. TRANsL., excel back
ground. desires position. Box 1911
" star lSs
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PAINTING
APRu SPECIAL

SIS: any avg. room. Inmed, ssry,l
krse estim Also exfer. Mork yA,l
6-6541. Q TO 8 daily. KK. S-z6e0
'PAPER HANGING. PROMPT. courteous
ssasSnssi. siaassssi hfRiEi Hs sa ab ;aEsstssssSs.n assss
IA
PAPERN9, $40 and up. this week
only: 1855 sunfsst Hsshahis papsFS.
RA. S-73oS. ~. o-T60e.
PAPERING, SO room up: sunfast.
washable paper. DO own work; guaT.-
White mechanic. RA. s-o024. --lo :.
PAPERNG,. painting. plasterine; neat
clean work. Low prices. prompt a..
tention. Ia. 9-106z. 40 :.
PAPER Now-Low prices, Al works,
sh sssinssesp sa@pief Ju s5iST sosasp painsns hTes
raAaassS 14Ssa. Van .ass5RsesaIs sesspss I4.. s;
mates L. 4-7439. II. 7-e057. la
PLAsTERING, PATCHWORK. 1 spe-i
cialty BY white mechanic; good serv-4
ice; reas. TU. 2-017l. lis
PLASTERING REPAIRS, old and new
work, lge. and small tohs. Reas.,
white mech. Work guar. 10. e-4l54.
PLAsTERNG REPAIRS, new work
MUrs vs. paasninss asraDss.s rsssonsols prices.
49,. N-Ssoos
PLASTERING. PAINTING and repairs,
lst class mechanic: large or small.
Call RA. a-9z47. .--22
PLAsTERING--No lob too email or
sHarantsed. no. Ho a-Saa5. 4-iS !.
REPAIRS, patchwork
alter, and additions. exper whit6 2
mechs.; reas. RA. 6-693S. -2B =
PLUMBING, HEATING. repairing, RES
4432. 8sH5 -cS
REMODELIN6. elec. work. plumbs,
Ing. plastering, brick work, cars
pentry, concrete work. papering and.
painting. floor SANDING. Free esti-
mates. Wash. D. C.. and Va Any.
'0s zshl z e 5'
REMoDELiSG. carpentry. psiftlnS,,
papering. roofing. suffering. Free
est: Day or night, La. 6-192S. ---al.,
general sheet metal work < p.
THOMAS. WA 7-7352
ROOF REPAIRS. roofs painteds lpss7
: sss prizes; te Ho, 2-7l27. 1st ],
chimneys. fireplaces, ali kinds 81,
MARCUCCIO, Po 2-35SS. u
TV AND RADIO repairs, Service cali
only $1.60, We specialize In all
makes. Credit terms available Call
WINDOW u 81 W CORDS SsssSG GFrxED. doors 21 re. .
hung. minor repairs. CaI co, g.,
1894 for free estimate. go i
Al GENERAL CONTRACTORS-Re-
modelling, brick. cement. al kinds
construction. WILAND CORP. RE-,
7-229I, RE. 7-2350.
TRY COUNTY FLOOR
Asphalt rubber and plastic tilef
/ plastic wall tile. Formica and Como
lite sink and counter tops. RE. 5sa
$685.. AP. 7-9244. ---22
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-CLERK-TYPISTT i

Under so, for branch Office near
Arlington courthouse general ONCE
work. Interesting position with ex-
eeilent opportunity for advancement;
5.day week. S-4:30 pm. Please call
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Dictaphone Operator
FASHION ARTIST

= A0f11ON AM 101
Young woman with good basic art
and fashion knowledge fer starting
position as q fashion artist In our
had some actual experience but has
not vet reached her full potential:
Please bring samples of work that
have been reproduced.
5-day. 4e~hr. wk.: discount on pur.
chases: paid vacations; group hos
pitalization and insurance nee ayslla1pte; Fmn1oS
ment Once, 9th door, WOODWARD
& LoTHROP.
FILE CLERK K-TYPIST-GENER Of
FICE WORKER, white. 25-35. hours
8 to B. 6-day wk. Air-coTd. once.
exper nee. and must be willing to
work. For interview cail CO; D.
FIIg clERK rYPIsT, CASUALTY
INSURANCE CO., located near
Chssy ChaSs C,rss No N0 espsr'enee s,,r
eical benefits. Air-cond: Office. En-
eel salary Call at 4420 Conn. ave
NV. between $40 am. and 4:3tl
MERCURY INSURANCE co. is
FLORIST. fuE or part time: prefer
someone with knowledge Of bedding
rdsis PLANTS; g cail LEN EM 2-ssss sss .xn.- go
Eo0AN nav. 8AAhAA1f WAlAbSS SAPN4
liable. References. IL noon to $50
pm. Closed Suns. and holidays. Uni
ealR' onIsl Na4iosAL SaRRiolsssA EeR bRUa Co. sSo IsSo
GEN. orc. CLERK-ss40. 5 days.
GENERAL EMPLoYMENT, 1907 H
Girl FRIDAY for small contractor's
once; must be able to type enc:
shorthand not nec.: older person de-
sired; 5Ia-day week: salary. s45.
GIRL FRiDAY--S24o. Know typing.
figure aptness, some tele. exper.
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT. 1907 H
HAIR sTYLIsTs. man or woman: ex-
cellent opportunity for persons in
terested in doing high styling. Ex-
cellent WAGES. Apply ROBERT q
THOMAS HAIR STYLdSTS, S3l1
Grubb rd. Silver Spring, JU. 5-1522
shop closed Mondays. -1S
and companion to
q middle-aged lady. Live in: 0 days
Call Whitehall 6-664T weekdays or
OIL. 4-4410 Sunday and ewes. --2222
white. settled woman.
light work: live in: one in family;
no drinker or smoker. RA. 6-5bg5.
--l9
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE tesa,.I

ext. and int. papsrins.
piastering; sober white mech. reas,
prices; 25 yrh exper. Oh. 1880.
color IN homs. int. sxt.;
residential. commerefAl: no drinkine;
honest work. AD. 4-6325. 10
interieF and exterior. gen
erai repairs. Z. LEAK. Ia e-a4set
INTERIOR and exterior:
ghsastsranE xaiI scrspinE; white ne.
rates IN town. Free estimates. Hoo
2-7127 las !,
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HELP--WoAEN
TELEPHONE
OPERATOR

Must be experienced on PIX: perma4
nent position. good salary to start;
excellent working conditions. See
Miss Janet, MARVIN'S, 734 7th
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ASSISTANT
GENERAL OFFICE

Opportunity for young woman to
learn insurance agency operation.
MANAGEMENT and underwriting. WIN
train If inexperienced. Initiative
and individual action required. Or
ice contacts require neatrless.
pleasant voice and good English.
At least high school sraduate, Some
typins, accuracy important. For ap-+
pointment, phone DI. 7-432i be-
tween 1890 and $50 pm. Ia
ASSISTANT MANAGER WANTED
6tauffer System wants attractive
girl. age 16-25, who likes to work
with people: 20 train as assistant
: manager: assured future; refs. re.
quired. Apply In person, MISS PITs
MAN, 1872 Eye st. NV. -29
AUTOMOBILE CLERK-TYPIST Title
clerk andfor bookkeeper ito work in
automobile leadership located in
Falls Church area. JE. 2-1177.
49, --lS
AVON COSMETICS offers housewives
. dignifed opportunity to earn while
giving friendly serv. to regular
AVON customers. Flexible hours.
III
Evening star., 1955-04-18

FENCE, chain link and all types OF
wood. No down payment and 30 mos.
to pay. For best price and immed.
instaliation, cal Ju. ssl$5S,
Goii oi miEnpaan.x miEnpaan.x IIii. iii iSzzha . -. ~.
Evening star., 1955-04-18
CLERK-TYPIST

Under IS. for advertising
research dept. OF national
news magazine, Should enjoy
working with figures and de-
tail. Good working knowledge
Of arithmetic essential. Calcu-.
lating machine experience de-
sirable. Some typing also re-
qlired. Pleasant working con.
ditions. Many company bene-
fits. Call DI. 7-2900. Ext. 263.
between 8 am. and 5 pm.
Evening star., 1955-04-18
OUTSIDE sALEsWoMEN

White Q colored Earn 500 q week
and more selling fine clothing for
The entire family. nationally adyer-
ances. Representing Washington's s
most modern credit Department store
on . no-money-down basis and easy
terms. Full or part time. Contact
Mr.. GOLD, UNIVERSAL CO., T07
Evening star., 1955-04-18

sATECWOWAN- evner r,ifI het,er.
graSs sTnes. n.yt Tin. hn,,v 9aIs
Conn. ave- ave. NV. Nh 0ARFINKLE
s.,rswopAx ., az vnar,s5gIs
art materials essential, can JA
S1I'ESyNoMEN. for sn,ts cnets
nresseS I,ss ana sporsswsaT agn salary
encs @ reauired' Emily SHOP. f3ns
sE.s T s.; rT.gv n;T. ....p. 10
-enass;ta a,,iiit,. ~ ,.ea.t r,,S,l X Ee a,d
herdsa !. r;od so S,,t;ss ~ g. Nv s,ira
rsn 8 Mnps cSNirt, hSs,r 70
Capitol and b sts. s.w., Ii. 4-BS0O.
lis
SECRETARY AND GENERAL OFFICE
WORN. FRANCONIA ESTATES.
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MrLp-woMEN

sdSe Of somptoneter desirsbis: al
aTy open. Box 457-c. star. 80
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JUNIOR SECRETARY
LEDGER CLERK

position for alert indi-
yidual, 21-35 yrs. of age. to handle
accounts. receivable, routine and
control: must have bookkeeping ex-
perience and be able to type at
Apply Personnel Room 605: open
weekdays. 1905 and Sat. 9-I2
No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
l1Dl penna, Ave NV.
Evening star., 1955-04-18
HfLP-woMn
BETHESDA
SILVER SPRING
LANGLEY PARK
COLLEGE PARK
ARLINGTON, VA.
DAY on NIaHT sHrFTe

DAY OR NIGHT SHIFTS
Permanent positions available imme-
diately. Offering salary. meals, uni
forms and excellent tins. win train.
Many worthwhile BENEFITS.
APPLY
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
ROOM 200 i34I @ ST. NV.
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SAL WsALESwLADY LADY

SALESLAOY
Exper in sportswear and dresses
Steady position with excellent salary.
App. KRASNER'S, 2940 14th st NV.
full time. over IS y-s
OF age. Apply ct once. r. W
WOoLWoRTH CO.. 1921 Good Hope
rd. Sc lis
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DESKS-OFFICE

GOVT, SURPLUS 6Ox34 OAK
sS ssssS S snEAMEH kaSfSI5Erb boasS %AEETas fTET55s
w 81 WI HAVE 1 AIT TYPES f1
OF NEW OFFICE FURNITURE AT
ouR wAREHousE LOCATION BE-
E0sl soER AZ yo9 a1a sTS sT u EXF EXFAassks Aasssksa$' z
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x RECEPT.-S225. 5 days. GEN.
RAJ EMPLOYMENT. 1907 II NV
PIX OPERATOR

Fully experienced: under 35: group
disqualification: new air-eonditioned
experience; salary. $50 week 70
start Box 357-z. Star. --1s
Evening star., 1955-04-18

PROCUREMENT DEPT. SECRETARY
Immediate vacancy with established
engineering laboratory for expert
enced secretary. Some procurement
procedure essential Please phone
Ju. 5-720o. Personnel Dept.
Evening star., 1955-04-18

lis
RELIEF OPERATOR. desk clerk. ex-
perienced secretarial switchboard: I:
de luxe NV. apt. house. to 10
Sp.sst,5 p dass r.is sRa sst sts.ds also ,o5 Isi
REfIEf ssnsa laay fELfPhoNk cs TIL a-dSaS oPERaToa
rience necessary: references required
Hrs. l wk.. a:30 am. to / PM; next
week. S pm to pm. Gail TU.
2-1491. ask for MRS. SNYDER;
sALEsGIRL. fun time, exper. S and
10 store. High school grad. Age. lS-
35, 44-hr. wk.. paid vac. retirement
lieges. Sal. plus bonus. No phone
GRAND, 100 7th st. NV. is
SALESLADY; must be exper.; SELL
ing ladies' apparel, good salary
plus comm. Hrs: IL to 8. 5-day wk.
Apply KREGER's. e5S Pa. ave; Sc.
sALEsLADY. speciality shop exper..
excel. yorking cond.. fun or part
SALESLADY-Exp. only, for bet
ter women's apparel shop. Perm,
excel sal. and working condi.
tons Agent On personality An, and
sALESLADY, ladies' ready-to-wear;
experienced preferred; alert and az
gressive. Salary. and commission
attractive TO producer. Mrs. Burton.
ADORABLE, 500 H st. ne. --19
experienced. for dress
shop, specially store, knowledge pre-
ierred: part or full time. RIA; g.
Evening star., 1955-04-18

EXCAVATING
LA. 6-i259. ANY TIME.
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80 - -
BUFFET. $40. bed, NAH. 4-posters
S35; sofa bed. $40; coffee table,
$40; chrome chairs, S4: vacuum
cleaner. $40. ST. 3-S546, after IL,
BUILDING MATERIALS.
Wrecking 8 larse bldgs.. located ~
18th and Mass ave. NV; all ma.
terials for sale at site; doors. Rtfs
dows, nantels. eiec. fixtures. plumb
ing nd heating supplies and many
other items. GENERAL WREGKINGs
CO, I'll
BULLDOZER TRACTOR, TD-R4 and
IL yard scraper: $4,000. Call
cAICuLaTokS. comptomesst, s50.'
Monroe, SIS. Burroughs. sos. REM
ington, .S1b5. Remington caicuAtor,
model aB rebuilt. $3.50 CENTRAL
CASH REGISTERS. National AT
condition. $50. New r. c. Allen,
S169. 30. Repatre and rentals, sl
makes. CASH REGISTER SALES
AND SERVICE 20l9 l4th st. n.w.,
COAT, Christian Dior tParis) siik and
worsted. gray; orig. price, $500: best
offer over SI15. MARGOT MURPHY
81. 3s6400. Ext. 3152. --iS Y
CRANE, Lima Paymaster, with 6D-ft,s
drARline Call Tower 9~67Ak ff
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-19
MT. CALVARY BAPTIST

Sunday School was opened at
$50 am. with the superintendent
Bro. Grady Mann in charge. At
the morning worship the speak
err was the Rev. Wilcox who
brought us a heart warming mes
SAGE which we all enjoyed.
The BTU met at $50 pm. Dis
trict President Miller was our
guest. We were glad to have her
and to receive her inspiring re-
marks.
Both the morning and evening
devotionS, led by the brethren,
were spiritually high. Number
three choir sang during the morn
ing and number one at the even
ing service. Both were at their
best. Just before our pastor, Rev.
E. M. Thomas, brought us a Won
derful message, Sister Gertrude
Perkins, by request, sang II Am
Satisfied With Jesus" which we
enjoyed.
Last Thursday night Bro. Nell
son, Bro. Lonnie and Bro. Muir
ply were ordained as deacons.
Rev. Bradley delivered the SER
mon.
Rev. Thomas is asking the
members to meet at the church
Friday, March Is, to leave at TOO
pm. for Coconut Grove to take
part in the celebration of Rev
Tanners anniversary. Cars will be
on h0nd to take all who will go.
USherS' board number two
served all day Sunday. Thanks to
our visitors. Come again. Let US
pray for the sick. Get dinner in
the kitchen on Sunday.
Rev. E. M. Thomas, pastor
Mrs. B. M. Kendrick, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-19

Sunday, March 81 at 800 pm. The
program is being sponsored by the
n Young Adult Dept. to
benefit the recreation cen, r.
The pastor is calling a church
difference for all members on
Monday, March Fl at Zoo pm.
please be present and on time.
Infant baptism and regular
baptism of adults will. be observ-
of Greater Bethel are asked to
ofGreater Bethel are asked to
participate in the forthcoming
Easter program. You are urged
to choose the committee of inter-
est and participate fully.
Rev. J. B. Blackwell, pastor
Carmen E. Dean, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-19
ANTIOCH BAPTIST

Sunday School was called tc
order at 9:45 am. by Supt. Jones,
subject of the lesson was Prayer
in the Christians Life. At IL am.
devotionS were led by Deacon M.
J. SummerSett, usher board No. l
and choir No. served. Rev. +.
B. Black brought the message,
subject, Step by Step, You Are
Going to Reap What You sow,
Paul GIL.
At $50 pm. BTU was called to
order by President Rachel Pratt.
AT z pm. Devotions were led by
Deacon H. l.. Lundy. Usher Board
No. and the male chorus served.
Rev. r. D. Daniel brought the
message, subject What The Lord
Has Done for Me, Psalms 40:2. 1t
was very inspiring. One was re-
ceived to membership. We are
happy to have you join with us
Rev o. w. Foster, pastor
A. l.. Johnson, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-19
BETHEL A.M.E.

Minnie Hatch, a senior at Mays
High School was the winner of the
Teenage Tea sponsored by the
FayonSite Board of Bethel AME
on Sunday, March IS. Miss Hatch
was honored for having the larg-
est number of guests at the tea.
Carmen Dean, senior at BTW
placed a close second. The first
prize winner received a Sheaffer
fountain pen and other confess
tantS were given gold charm
bracelets. Contestants were: Min
ME Hatch, Carmen Dean, Chris
tophinia Smith, Emily Cooke,
Kenneth Major, Evadney Curtin,
Margretta Sanders and Cherry
Ann Mills.
A surprise birthday party was
given Rev. J. B. Blackwell on last
Thursday, March 10 at the par
Sonage. Many valuable a~G ~ =.
ished gifts were given by the
congregation and friends of Rev.
Blackwell.
All friends of Bethel and Beth
elites are asked to be patrons for
the Forthcoming presentation OF
the Clara Ward Gospel Singers
who will appear at Bethel on
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SALTERS CHAPEL

Sunday, March Is, was Mems
Day. Sunday School was opened
$50 by assistant Supt. Bro. CAL
lon. All teachers were at their
post of duty. Lesson reviewed by
the pastor.
Mems Day services were con-
Quoted by Bro. j. c. Williams.
Bro Gallon master of ceremony.
The guest speaker for the morn
ing was DR.. K. L. Pharr, his sub
ject was ga Buffer Tells the
World but a Trusted Man Shows
the World" From this speech a
little more strength and power
was restored upon us which give
us the willing mind to go on.
Evening service was conducted
by Rev. c. F. Wilson. DR.. c.. w.
Hawkins was the evening speak
er. His subject was "a Good Man
is Hard to Find" He spoke ON a
good subject. This message in
spired our men to be better and
worthwhile men.
Visitors for the day were our
presiding elder, Rev. w. B. Cof-
fee, DR.. and Mrs. Scott and Mrs.
Mark of Washington, D. c.
Quarterly conference was held
Sunday, also by Rev. Coffee.
Men raised on their day $501 81
Rev. j. S. Blake, pastor
Sis. Ada Alexander, reporter
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FIRST UNITARIAN

The Thomas Jefferson South
ern Unitarian) Conference and
annual meeting will be held at
Orlando, Fla, on Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday, March Is, 10, 20
with delegates from Alabama
Georgia, Mississippi, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, Virginia and
Florida participating. The Rev.
Joseph Barth, minister Of the
First Unitarian Church of Miami;
Mrs. Dorothy lilly, member of
the Southern Regional Council
and a member of President Tru-
mans Commission on Civil Rights
and DR.. Hylan Lewis, sociologiSt
Of Atlanta University will talk on
problems the South Faces in De-
segregation" on Saturday evening
at the conference banquet. Guest
speaker at the Sunday service
will be DR.. Frederick May Elliot
Of Boston, president of the Amer
lean Unitarian Association.
On Sunday, March 20, IL am,
the Rev. Hugo P. Leaning, assis-
tant minister, will speak on
"Chma's Reformation: Warning
and Opportunity"
That evening at 1870 he will
address the Unitarian Fellowship
of Palm Beach.
On Wednesday, March %, 8:15
pm. the Miami Community For
UNI will present the recording
"The investigator" followed by &
discussion led by Burton Z Wiz
son. The forum is sponsored By
and held at the church located or
! Dixie Highway at SW 29th road
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GREATER NEW BETHEL

Sunday School met at the usual
time with Supt. King presiding.
Subject, Prayer in The Chris
tian's Life, Matt. 6:5-8.
At IL am devotional was con-
Quoted by Deacons Butler and
Miller. No. l choir sang out of
their souls. A spiritual message
was delivered by the Rev. J. X.
Bryant. Text, Acts 26:13, At mid
day, a King l saw in the way a
light from heaven above the
brightness of the sun. Theme
Religion as an Experience.
Did not our hearts burn with
in while Gods servant poured out
the word of God.
AT pm. devouonal was con-
Quoted by Deacons Taylor and
Lovett. No. 2 choir rendered a
spiritual song service. Usher
Board No. ! was in charge. An
other wonderful message was de-
ivered by the Rev. 1. S. Wilcox,
text ii Cor ST.. For we know that
if our earthly house of this tab
ernacle Dissolved. Theme A home
the man of God preached out of
his soul. One was added to the
church. Greater New Bethel is
still being blessed by the hand
of God.
Come on to Greater New Bethel
an diet us serve God in the old
time way.
Sis. S. L. Davis, reporter
Rev. w. K. Smith, pastor
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CHURCH OF CHRIST

1868 NV. 9th st.
F. L. Thompson, pastor