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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-08-06
Social Personals

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son in time for his studies at the
Jackson College Laboratory School
in September.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-08-06

Mrs. Angelina Moore of Meri-
dian, Miss, has been the guest
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jes-
sic Doty TO rthe past few days.
Mrs. Moore took special test over
at M.V.C. college and will soon
be leaving Meridian for the
Army.
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The Bible class met in the
home of Sister Maggie Watkins
Monday night. The lesson was
taught by Rev. Porter N. Wynn
Subject: Moses led the children
of Israel.
Those present were: Rev. Kemp
Washington, Matte Wynn, Myrtle
Robinson, Martha Ann Pittman
Nellie Watts, Thelma Tanner
Samantha Dunn, Ernestine Har-
vile, Beulah Farley, Hattie Mae
Barlow, Dorothy Nell Reed
Thelma Barlow, Johnny c. Reed
Carlett Handy. Any one is well
come in the Bible class.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-08-06

Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Hilton at
tended the three days games in
st. Louis, Mo-, July %, 80, 81,
joining them in Memphis, Tenn,
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Greenwood Social Notes
Miss Bernice Buchanan of Scott
Street is reported doing fine since
she has been removed from the
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-08-06
SICK LIST

Mrs. Thelma Thomas is con-
fined to the Greenwood Leflore
Hospital for an operation but is
resting fine. Friends and rela-
tives wish her a speedy recovery
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-08-06

HAZLEHURST GOSSIP We'll
hip cats and flying hens, here we
come with 1--WE alive. Thelma,
will you please stop smiling for
while? Bessie Green, what's
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-08-06

Church Directory
AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Hair Chapel 1923 Biloxi ST.
Pearl Street, 439 W. Pearl st.
New Bethel. Derrick St
AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL ZION
Blair Street. 1890 Blair ST.
coLoRED METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Lane Chapel, 632 South West ST.
Lynch Street. 1920 Lynch ST
CHRISTIAN
College Addition 1925 Florence St
Parish Street, 1890 N. Parish ST.
CHURCH OF CHRIST, HOLINESS
Christ Temple 339 E. Monument St
Mt. Bethel, 1000 S. Gallatin St
Second Temple, Brown ST.
Washington Addition 9O5 Morehouse ST.
EPISCOPAL
st. Marks $50 W. Pearl ST
HOLY CATHOLIC
Holy Ghost. 11s5 Cloister ST.
BAPTIST
Clark Street, AIS N. Galatin ST.
College HILL 1000 Florence st.
Evergreen Riverside
Farview, 1914 Mississippi st.
Parish Street. 627 N. Parish ST.
Morning Star, 800 Short Mill ST.
Mt Calvary 901 Lynch St
Mt Gailee Ruby ST.
Helm IT'S E. Church St
Mt Nebo 1924 Tupelo St
New Bethel 118 Sproles Ave.
New Hope, Harris Alley
New Jerusalem, Whitfield St
New Mt Zion, 143 Maple St
St James, Jones St
St Peter, 121 E. South st.
Strangers Home Subway ST.
Pearlie Grove, S. Parish ST.
CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST
Clover Hill Assembly. Clover Hill
Oakley ST, 149 Oakley ST.
Duttovie Factory St.
LUTHERAN
Grace Evangelical Blair St
St Phillips. Montgomery St
METHODIST
Anderson Chapel 2120 Meadows St
Mt Beulah, 908 Mississippi ST.
Central. 500 NJ Parish St
Pratts Memorial. 1857 Pascagoula St
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
Shiloh. sol Rose St
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Mr.. and Msr. Robert Calvin
entertained in honor of their dau.
ghter, Miss Emma Jean Calvin
with a birthday party on the
lawn of her grandmother, Mrs
Josie Neal About twenty of Miss
Calvin's friends attended the af-
fair. The honoree was the recip-
lent of many beautiful gifts. Mrs
Rosa Allen Hawkins and Mrs
Fannie Mae Curry assisted Mrs
Calvin in entertaining.
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were Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Whitsey,
and they all motored to st. Louis.
Mr.. ]. Y. and Fred Woodland
of Jackson were in the city Mon
day and said hello to many friends.
DR.. and Mrs. C. H. Lane will
leave the city today for the Ma
tional Medical Association in
California and many other cities
where they will spend the rest
of the vacation.
Little Jacqueline and Butch
Bratcher., grandchildren of Mrs.
Jodie Wilson of Ave. C. are Wis.,
ting their aunt in Missouri this
summer.
Mrs. Georgia Moore of Green
wood, Mrs. Maurice Coleman of
Greenwood, and Mrs. Nellie Nit
cnell OF Ieac, MISS, were among
the service teachers who gradua-
ted from Miss. Vocational College
Sunday, July 81.
Mrs. J. E. Wilson is on a vaca-
ito ntrip to Ohio, Michigan and
other points.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-11-05

BY DOROTHY MADDOX

HERE'S recipe for dish of something different
III wholesome. favorful mushroombarley casserole.
It's perfect complement for roast fowl will stand on
its own sturdy nutron-packed legs as main dish in
itself.
Barley Casserole a generous servngs)
tablespoons margarine tablespoon minced
tablespoon minced onion cups chicken consomme
bouon rs pearl barley Sounce chopped
broled- n-butter mushrooms.
butter margarine in frying moderate heat
Add and onion and let cook for about minute Add
! cup bouilon and let come to boil
Meanwhile place barley in 1-quar casserole When bolon
has boil barley stirring to mix In cooked
and, onion.
slow 325 F for As
minutes Add remaining bouion which should be heated
Of mushrooms stirring mushrooms through
barley.
Bake grains the desired tenderness about
longer.
Corn pudding always good autumn dish But here is
version that's special
Special Corn Pudding C servings)
mushrooms: 7-ounce
minced CLAIMS whole kernel teaspoon
quiekcookng rice cereal. butter margarine
eggs. v cup light cream. teaspoons baking powder
Combine broth from mushrooms CLAIMS Add enough
water, necessary to make Ia liquid
Place add salt and bring boil Sprinkle b rice
cereal that boiling does not stop Cook stirring constantly
until rice thickens about W minute.
Remove from heat and let stand covered for minutes Add
butter margarine and stir until melted. e-s.
Beat together the and baking powder until Just
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-11-05
NEGRO VOTERS ASKED
TO MEET UNITED
CITIZENS COUNCIL

In an effort to produce a
united front among Negroes
the United Citizens Council
of Roanoke, Virginia, held a
meeting this week at Ebene-
Ger M. E. Church with DR.. H.
T. Penn presiding.
AS q result of general dis
cussions of ways and means
to produce better economic
status for the Negro, better
moral and spiritual standards,
and an improvement in gen.
.eral attitudes regarding race
relations, several committees
were formed.
One such committee was
deputized to see DR.. Rushton
regarding the plan of proce-
dure for compliance with the
Supreme Courts decision of
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-11-05

Awards in arrangements
went to the following ladies:
Mrs. Lessie Polk, l blue, a
red, 3 yellow; Mrs. Carrie Cal
loway, a blue; Mrs. Elsie Can
ty, l blue; Mrs. Grace Rey-
nolds, 2 blue, 1 honorable
mention; Mrs. Virginia Bel
cher, 2 blue, 2 yellow; Mrs.
Sadie Stevens, / blue, l red
Mrs. Leila Boyd, 1 blue, Mrs.
Meanor Bonds, 1 blue; Mrs.
Stella Reamey, l blue; Mrs.
Elizabeth Davis, l blue, 8 red,
1 yellow; Mrs. Julia Chappell,
1 red; Mrs. Mary Jeffries, 1
red; Mrs. Evelyn Clements,
/ red, 1syellow; Mrs. jeanette
Saunders, / red; Mrs. Agnes
Davis, l red, l yellow; Mrs.
Zennia Moore, l red, ! yellow ;
Mrs. Anne Spraggins, / red ;
Mrs. Nettie Gillian, 1 red ;
Mrs. Maxine Young, l red ;
Mrs. Gertrude Manns, l yell
low; Mrs. Emma Price, l yell
low; Mrs. Mary McClanna-
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May z, 1868. Another to con-
tact P. T. Alliance in an effort
to Improvement of behavior
of students, in and out of
school. Another to study Is
million dollar bond issue as
it relates and affects Negro
schools.
Other committees were APP
pointed (1) to contact MEM
bers of General Assembly, re-
garding the disturbing illigi-
timacy problems (It was
brought out in the meeting
that Negro rate is approx
mately 10 times that of
whites). (2) to contact the
ministerial bodies in an eff
fort to attach the problems
of moral and spiritual eleva-
ton. Finally, a group was
named to find ways and
means of securing better
types of employment for Ne
groes. With this in mind, it
was announced that Lester
Granger, executive secretary
of Urban National League will
be here Dec. 18th. The plan,
then, is to organize an Urban
League Branch for this sec
ton.
The council hopes that all
qualified voters will be pres
ent at the next meeting which
is scheduled for Monday, No
vember z, $50 p. M, at Ebe-
nezer M. E. Church. Rev.
S TIA n f ord Harris, pastor.
Strategic approaches are to
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-11-05
WATSON FAMILY
REUNION
Continued from page four)

Continued from page FOUR
Jones and daughters, Roam
oke, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Bibby and daughter, Gallo
way, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Nose
Saunders and children, Salem,
Va; Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Wat
so and son, Roanoke, Va;
Miss Zenobia Brown, MS.
Elizabeth Houchins, 7.ir. and
Mrs. Clinton Watson and
children, NJ. and Mrs. De-
witt Watson and children,
Mr.. Gnd Mrs. Robert Watson,
and daughters, Roanoke, Va. !;
and MIR and Mrs. Paul Tony,
Boones Mill, Va.
Other guests were: Mr..
Roscoe Banks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kent Follis, Mr.. Alfred Coles,
Mrs. Geneva Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mckinley Lee, Roanoke,
Va; Mrs. Eta Via and daugh-
ter, Galloway, Va; Mr.. Dura
Helms, Boones Mill, Va; Mr..
John Norman, Penhook, Va. !;
Miss Helen Neal, Roanoke,
Va; Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Clay
tor, Glasgow, Va; Mr.. and
Mrs. Hollins, Rocky Mount,
Va; Miss Naomi Nowlin,
Buena Vista, Va; Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. Moore, Roanoke,
Va.
The splendid fellowship of
family and friends was GER
tainly a memorial TO Mr.. and
Mrs. John Henry Watson.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-11-05
IOTA PHI LAMBDA
SORORITY

Iota Phi Lambda Sorority
initiated it's first chapter here
in the Star City last Saturday.
The Chapter, Gamma Epsilon,
has as it's roster of members
the following Roanokers:
Sorors Matte H. Bailey, pres
ident; Alma F. Tyree, secre-
tary; Nina Charleton, treas
urer and Dorothy Hates,
Eliza b e t h Romby, Sadie
Green, Bessie j. Coles.
The national president, Sor
or Marion H. Jackson, Wash.
ington, D. c., was present for
the initiation. Other out-of-
towners were Sorors Evelyn
d. Wilkey, Eastern regional
director; Beulah Murp hy,
washington, u. C.; Lucille
Precia, Philadelphia, Pa; Hell
ane P. Wilson, Bluefield, Va;
Rose M. Brown, Bluefield,
Va; and Georgia Cheatam,
of WEIGH, w. Va.
A delightful reception was
given by the new chapter
following their initiation. The
affair was held at Pine Oak
Inn with the newly organ
lied membership acting as
hostesses to the many inter-
ested friends and admirers
who came to honor them.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-11-05

In rolling to the National League
pennant this year, the Dodgers had
ten winning streaks Of four or more
games. Their longest losing streak.
reports The Sporting News, was five
games, which came as they closed
out their last western trip of the
season. Two Of the longest winning
streaks came as the season opened.
They won their first ten games, and
then had an 11-game streak to give
them record of % won and two
Lost on May 10.
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SCHEDULE OF
ORANGE AVENUE
YWCA ACTIVITIES


The Bridge and Pinochle
Class, conducted by Mrs. L.
c.. Downing, will meet each
Tuesday evening at z o'clock
until 8. Adults as we'll as in
terested Teen-Agers are en-
couraged to attend. All those
interested in joining the Y
Dance Classes are asked to
call Miss Cheatam at 2-s456.
All Y-Teens of Roanoke and
Roanoke County will partici-
pate in World Fellowship
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-11-05

Week, November 1920 by at
tending Vesper Services in
Washington, D. c., November
1918, and in programs to be
presented at Central and Or
ange Avenue Y. w. c. AS.
The annual Leadership In
stitute for volunteers in the
Y. w. G. A. will be held at
Central Y. w. G.. A. on No
vember 10 from 1O-1:45.
Luncheon will be served.
The Y-Teen Inter Club
Council will meet November
8 (Tuesday) at $50 p. m. at
the Y. w. c. A.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-11-05
MAPLE STREET
BAPTIST CHURCH
to HAVE BATTLE
OF GOSPEL SONGS

Two well known Gospel
groups will meet in a gigantic
battle of songs at Maple
Street Baptist Church, Sun
day afternoon, November Is,
at 300. The famous and
colorful Bethlehem Gospel
Singers will vie with the SEN
sational Four Crowns Quar-:
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Potted Plants

Mrs. Maggie Smith received
2 blue ribbons, 1 yellow and
2 honorable mentions; Mrs.
Mary McClannahan, / red;
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Star City Garden Club
Flower Show Awards

ham, 1 yellow; Mrs. Geneva
Preston, l yellow; Mrs. Cora
Avery, l yellow; Mrs. Eliza
beth Carter, ] honorable men,
ton; Mrs. Florence Board,
Mrs. Phillip Atkerson, Mrs
w. B. Martin and Mrs. James
Prunty, l honorable mention,
each.
Aware s in Horticulture
were as follows:
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis, liz
blue, 1 red, 2 yellow; Mrs.
Phillip Atkerson, 2 blue, !
yellow Mrs. Virginia Belcher,
8 blue, l red, 2 yellow; Mrs.
Florinta Napier, / blue, / red ;
Mrs. w. b. Martin, / blue
Mrs. Ruth Harris, / blue, /
yellow; Mrs. Carrie Galloway,
3 blue, l red; Mrs. Bessie
Hall, ! blue, 1 red; Mrs. Mil
dred Waller, l blue; Mrs.
Maggie Smith, 2 blue; Mrs.
Florence Board, / red; Mrs.
Nettie Gillian, 1 red; Mrs.
Blondine Williams, 1red; Mrs.
Meanor Bonds, 1 red; Mrs.
Gertie Manns, l red; Mrs.
jamie Crews, l red; Mrs. Mar
tina White, / red; Mrs. Lucy
White, Mrs. Grace White,
Mrs. Alex Cunning, Mrs. Ida
Lee, Mrs. Myrtle Ford, Mrs.
Ramsey, each received T yell
low ribbon; Mrs. Annie Bell
Atkins, 1 blue.
Potted Plants
Mrs. Maggie Smith received
2 blue ribbons, 1 yellow and
2 honorable mentions; Mrs.
Mary McClannahan, / red;
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tette in this big soul-search.
ing musical program. The en-
tire public is invited. No adj
mission at the door. A free
will offering will be accepted.
Deacon Lee Furline is the
sponsor and Rev. j. w. Cald-
well is pastor of the church.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-11-05

MRS. Edna Clark, yellow.
African ViOlets
Mrs. Edith Martin, 1 blue,
i red.
Arts and Crafts
Mrs. Florence Wood, 3 blue,
2 red; Mrs. Jennie Prunty, 2
blue; Mrs. l.. Cunningham, ]
blue; Mrs. Georgia Epps, 2
red; Mrs. Louise King, / red ;
Mrs. Elsie CAVITY, 2 red; Mrs.
Annie Spragins, l red; Mrs.
Georgia Reynolds, 1 red.
Winners in the Junior Gar
den Club were:
Cynthia Price, 1 blue, 1 tri-
color; Diane Cunningham, 1
blue; William Petty, 1 red, 2
honorable mention; YvOnne
Pannell, / blue; Gloria Foun-
tain, 2 blue; Carolyn Epps, l
blue; Lasalle Petty, l blue
Rollin Cunningham, 1 blue;
Patricia Waller, 1 blue; De-
lores Polk, l blue, ! honorable
mention; Beatrice Carter, l
red; Marie Harris, ! red; Jean
Written, l honorable men
ton; Charles Price, I red ;
Toney Houston, l honorable
mention; Charlene Spragins,
/ red; George Hunter, 1 hon
orable mention; Louise Law,
l blue; Marilyn Pannell, 1
blue.
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torate of the Loudon Avenue
G. M. E. Church. The church
is located at 407 Loudon
Avenue, N. w. Services will
be held at this church each
Sunday, at 400 afternoon.
A cordial invitation is ex-
tended everybody.
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be discussed at this November
meeting, and indications are,
that it will be to the interest
OF all qualified Negro voters
to attend.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-11-05

REV. o. w. BETHEL
BEGINS PASTORATE
HERE
The Rev. Mr.. o. w. Bethel
has been appointed to the pas
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B0ARD--.WaehtnKton, d. O., Mo-
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have complied for licenses under
the ~ G. "A. 3. G. Act, that re-
monstrents are entitled 70 be
licenses and that heRringa viii be
had upon such applications for
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1000 An, In Room No. 22b, Dts
triet Hlds., 18th and E Sts. NJ M; 4;
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1890 Meade 81. Me- No. e4p0,
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SALE or POUR-gruRY
BRICK APARTMENT BUILDING
CONTAINING TEN ONE -BEpRQOM
AND BATH AphHTMENTG AND
SIX TWQ-BEDRoOM AND BATH
AtkAHInknI9 KNOWN AS PREM
Uses 1854 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
~ sc.gna yirtns ss 1h., Fl se asea o q rHst LIS 5s
1Ssa ss Y oe aIesf 81 te az snd 1op sa Il
the District of Columbia. and Il
the request Of paftx secured there
z By, the UNDERSIGNED trustees win
offef for sale by public auction. IN
front q Rremise! on SATURDAY.
BER 1855 AT II O'CLOCK An,
the following described property IN
the District of Columbia. to-yit:
son II e E Eois s0 so IA NsIa sa a'g6S soasa,
nee 81 the Surveyor for tie District
of Cclumpia IA Iihef So ct foiio. q.
also one-haif of the private alley
IN the rear Of said Lot 40 as shown
on the plat az the said Lots so and
81 IN saia euryeyor'a once IN Libsr
10 at folio lO2.
TERMS or SALE: Property will be
sold subject 10 d prior deed Ok
trust IN the approximate sum Of
S42.2bg.0Q particulars ~ sale. Bal.
ance;: Cash, A depoeit or 81 900 100
REQUIRED Of purchaser at sale. EK-
animation Of title. conFeyaneink,
revenue stamp1s recording and mo-
tariei fees at cost pf purchaser.
thirty days from dsy ~ sale. other
Wise trustees reserve the right ID
resell property ak risk and cost
Of eefaultins purchaser, after
days advertisement Of such resale
~ some neEspapeE pubn9hsd ID
Waehinston, p c.s. Qr depdsit mar
be forflited, ur without fprfeitsnn
deposit trustees may avail theme
selves of any legal of equitable
rifhtE egaintt defeultinK purchaser.
cHARLE6 II. BHnckzfNs
Charles II. HerGnzifl tErruneoifaiy re-
corded u trust a chsfiss h. Bar
Gazenl. n
BENJAMIN !. RossEER
ALLEN M ifEsiRow, htfs. for
fsrts Secured $50 Barr Bids.
no1sb,7.6,a,lO.li
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MERMAID nj, WISE.
JOHN y nEATTY III Attornsys

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Df Columbia, Hold
hdm,nlstPss lnE Tbis e ssias wv
Notice: That the subscriber, or the
District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court q The
mentary on the estate Of B. Frank
JOY. late Of the District Of Co.
lumbia. deceased. All persons hay-
ing claims againAt the deceased
are hereby warned Ia exhibit the
same, with the ecllchefS thereof.
legAlly authenticated. 70 the sub
bcriber, on or before the 7th dag
Of May. AID, 1855: otherwise they
may BY law be excluded from ail
benezit Of said estate. Given under
my hand this 4ih day Of November.
1856. HELEN 8, JOY. ia RiEri
I'd. NE taeal } Attest: THEO.
poRK Co6SWEfL, Reeisttr Of
wills for the District Of Columbia,
Clerk Qf the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1955-11-09
SIDNEY WEINREH,
!. y MANUEL HYAAN,
THos. I. YT5N 9,sS 7 Z I, sOS \, Assiisnssi'

Trustees Sale Of Valuable TWO
STORY BRICK pWELl,lMG BEING
KNOWN AS PREN19Ea NUMBER
300 SEVENTH STREET NORTH
81 virtue Of 4 certain desd Of trust
POLIO et seq, q the land records
Qf the District OF Columbia, and nt
the fenueHt Of the party secured
thereby, the UNDERMINED trustees
win sell, ct public auction II front
o. klac premises. on WEDNESDAY.
TIE sIxTEEETH DAY OF NO
yipTEEN yTihpAsEEN o;cLocx oio issS HhaRha. ths ~.
lowing -described land and premises.
situate n the District Of Column
btns and designnted as and being
part Of Lot i06 National Capital lii-
Restment Ccmpnnyss subdivision oi
Square E01s ~ per plat RECORDED IN
the qHcs q 4, the I. snTyeyoE 4, ioE I e. !.
soIic ssS inI1S SeinH more n @ psTslculafIs n
described by metes and bounds IN
said deed Qf trust.
TERMS: Sold eubiect 70 I prior
fbuiiding neBociation) deed Of trust
for 6ppfoxima ately S5 5,941 .06 fur
ther particulars of which viii be
ann9uneed q time q sale. The
BaEsasss Ssd r sSsys sposg SH,a q ,ES ssot %
fsauifsd. ccnTsssneins. fscef1ine.
ste,, 81 pqfchfstf's cost. Adult
intnts made ~ Of late Of sale.
Terms TO be compiled With within
thirty days, otherwise dtpoalt for
feitqd aud the property may tt aA-
yetItsed and yesoId A the disorc-
w stli1nifs :. NITcnErL.
HoHHRT w. KfDWNLL.
no4s7,e,t2,1b Trustees.
Evening star., 1955-11-09
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