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HOUSES UNFURN. Cent,

4bI5 Tth ST N.W.--3 bedrms.. IN
baths Q screened porches; COM
pietely redecorated throushout: gas
II. SAUNDERS Co, DI. 7-10ib,
SILVER sPRINa-charning 2-bed-
room, 2-bsth home With den: and
ioession s0G sias n' %In el ssiD
AkL.-inviting semidetaehed; good
transp.. school. modern appliances;
s ssHc oa2 ri; ssS H III 2N;t1slk mo
Ssiin aim Hf5, s S S.s.ns in Nv S sT
New Hsmp;shire ave-; Us mo. LOS.
SEAT fLSSsAST. Nm. a-bedfn.
hrk.. washer. feneed-in yard; $e6
per mo. IA. 6-4319. "A
vIERs MILF bedTms.. with bsmt.
and fenced yard: $s6 mo. and utiis.
WHEAT00S CITY. available now.
$3.50 month-New 3-bedrm.. 1-bsth
home with mod. kit, .lge. dinette-
liv. rm,; full bsmt, with rec, rm.i
gas hot-air heat; lRe. fenced yard
on quiet street; nr. schools and
shoppi1g. Cali OWNER. Whitehall
1888 INDEPENDENCE AVE. Sc
bath. cellar. rear porch; ami; rtnt
2Sps I'm 81, N.w.-puplez. .snd
a.. 4 rms. kit, and bath. cellar;
7-aSs7: RA. e.1iOi. "a
62I W. BROAD ST. FALLS CHURCH
Brick house. 8 rms; hsmt.i attic and
arasss; Close e Insos nntsr aa acd p SD.
stop; lge. fenced-in I'd. IKE. 9-b07b
or apply. for key next door; $40 w.
Broad 81. %
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c 151 .|.s s5a 50 - 4 & e. nu sMs
c5DS21G 5 Fis . nj siiock FIRST ST.
N.W.-8 rms. 2 kitchens. baths
cGoIG Sd sHna: r. rNSDii2Sx AYE. NV
R. X. RUPERT. ioi7 7th 81. NV,
coLoRED-,s PATTERSON sT.
r. r. RUPERT. 1917 7th st. NV
coIoREpz,s,.., - y st. N.Y. I'm.
e? SEsE a Sl s.;S a. 4 E55
S.E.-S rooms and bath: extra
large bright rooms. new gas hot
water heat; close to transp.; ssl.eo
cSSffos siEaSSsourrER N.w.-s.n. and
S sss. r%. sr 577iiis' ' IT, s $3.50
CoLoRED-5th AND KENNEDY
SITS. N.W.-Redec. 2-story Colonia
brt.. full bsmt.: oil heat; 81 10 mo
Mr.. stores and transp. IA. e-62es
c q iii GSSR; DupoNT-Mod.
clean, 5-rm. brick; full bsmt.; yard
SIS mo. DI, 7-SS00. p
COLORED-f52S CHURCH ST. NV
--Desirable for adult family or z
couples; gas. h.. front porches, Ice
yards; garage. May be seen now
Avail. in . few days. DE. 2-66lo
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APIS. UNFURNlSHED-vA.

PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS. ada.
cent CENT 70 :! shop zen ssnse. snS .enoo'i
minutes 70 downtoxn. 3 minutes
front door Ample parking Front
once service Laundry and storage
In your building New refrigerators
with freezer tops and 9 expos.
e ecnS.n. sad ol Eg h ssST sas
Ali. Force personnel vt verncn
AR III sSfSSS H enc. aDt.. walk.
n closets, oak parauet nocrs.
Sl;S; cs1sins s:af s.l::' 20 So AsP1
Prsdsriek o., Mssnoiia osrdsns-
Avail. now. beautiful and SPACIOUS
lving-dining room combination, 2
large bedrooms. latest In kitchen
equipment, uarquet doors. Venetian
blinds. 9 exposures; Lttls. Turn, !;
S Egg in,o M9; Sns e ss R siJS
ARL. CLOSE N--Modern 1 bedroom.
near Key and Memorial Bridges,
Pentagon. NV. wash: quiet wooded
area. near bus. shopping: S79.6
Out Wilson blvd. left on Oak st.
to 1900 18th I'd. N. IA. S-1i33.
ARLINGTON. wsstover subdivision.
Convenient to eyerythingr1-bed-
.m b iy r% s d n space Pc IN Eite hen
resentattxe, IA. $500 or WEAVER
ARL,, 1900 n Rhodes ST., Just IN
hlkS. on Arl. blvd. New BLDG, ecny;
incl. al utlls. Cali I'll 9 pm
DOROTHY K. WIN6TON 4 CO.,
NV It'd s:GSssSSSa4, APT: PVT. p.:llas.
SIS plus utils. IA. $3.50. II
pse; /; nr. bus line
$6s.60 mo. Cali "a. 2-l661. II
e60. 50, INCL. ALL UTILITIES for
this 1-bedfm. apt. mr.. Presidential
z Gardens; only 10 min. TO sPentagon;
avail. Dee. l. Call IA. 2-l00l. ~
TO stores and transp.;. 8 min. 70
Pents nI; =. Myer; All Han; IN
AVAILABLE DEC. l-2nd floor Of
new dIlbiex; Ice. rms. lge. open
deck In rear. nr. shop. bus; &1M.
incl. utiis. ia. S-e0l2. -
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APIS. UNFURN.. MD. Cont

APbS. UNpONt<.S M. NSOntsi
Two RMS. kit, bath, $50; ) rms.
kit;a bath: SIS; usils 49,, incl yN
Rainier. Nd. -
s slsctiv. i-6sdfn.. q apt. W moor;
Large rooms. picture windows, 4
closets storage and laundry tacils,
$50 incl. utils. SLIGO TERRACE
APIS. 10 5-7404, II
GAITHERsUBURG. lge. 3-bedrm;;
units With screened rear porch. =
hlks. from elementary school and
ahopping district. SIS per mo.
s MgH ewes e i Ne. wilson nsG Garden
sEAT PLEASANT. $3.50 Central
NO s., saS' R. +. sHuafpEFF
1-sEDRM. APT. with large separate
dinette In new bldg. between 2; 9;
] and Queens Chapel I'd :,,, e. 4l ia
s seq cs sf's msr. n' Mr, sSctlss. uN.
z-Q78S or Il. q. sMrTHY CO.. ST.
rxSsoSSMA PARK-l-sedrm. apt. in
e.unit apt. bldg; utils furn.: mr..
tramp. and parking center. Oh.
chIVtERLY-Near new 1.hsdrm.
1tt. s rms,. all utils; S77.7b.
csSshA i.I ills. garden apt.. .. D. C.
HRs-2 Sedrms; ;,,, Sss; s5s 6 .shnni:.
shops, bus. 10. SET, 20
nj, RAfNIER-3 rms: pvt, bath.
ali utils. furn., cow. WA. 7-126S.
weekdays after o. -
9UfTLAND-2 bedrmS.. liv. rm..
Kitchen. bath: ] BIZ, shop; center ,,,
reau. Navy Hydro; $72. 10. g.
QUEENS CHAPEL APIS.
h72n 2Ath AVG.
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co-oP. APIS. FOR SALE
APARTMENTs WANTED

LOOKING for the right tsnanti
b. C.. the best Tenant FINDER" Ct
reas fee 70 MANDH. AID. $4,000.
E s.'+: frIE AT. sad !.s mo- s,sS s es sn
baby ait. arrange, "a days VIZ.
desired. IA. 6-7266.
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very attractive 0eorRetown type 4:
bedroom home in newly .fedeveloped
section Of Sc. attached white
washed brick with enclosed patio
rear yard. Ideally suited for mem
Der Of CONGRESS, within waking
distance Of Capitol.
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73s 18th st. NV. d: 7.0s3Q
WOODLAWN--Excel. 0-Ym. brick
cond.: corner lot; Immediate pos
session; S125 mo-: 1.yr: lease.
L ANDOVER--3-bedrm. brick ram
bier; Immaculate cond.; full bsmt.:
gas heat; $ll0 mo.
CHEVERLY AREA--2-bedrm.. brick
Colonial. on large level lot; full
bsmt.; IL baths: 500 mo.
The Perry Boswell Co.
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CONN. AVE. AND WooDLEY RID:
Here's opportunity TO set steal
In an area where houses very
rarely come on the market: To-
Gated in the 27o0 Blk; Of Woodlsy
pl,, you walk 70 eyerythins and ~ \,
town. Il contains 4 bedrms., 2
baths, den, garage; nice yard. Al
you need IL $1,000 dn. PAY YOUR
SELF the renti Move In for the
81 sRno 5So5ssrrzH., x. ss.;,. RsALT,or
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

UNFURNIsHED . or 3 bedrm. house,
vic. Wis. or Conn. ave. area. Wo.
WANTED--Lse. house shout is
Ims,i, suit. sch; unfgrn. DIXIE
NTY. CO" MA. $3.50: ewes. AP.
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NEAR GRANT GRANT CIRCLE
7.rm. semidet. brick IN excel. cond.
Front porch, side-hall entrance.
Liv. rm.. din. rm. and equip. kit.
den, 3 bedrms., bath and porch.
Full bsmt., u bath: oil h.-wh. Lge.
MAKE AN OFFER
CAMPANELLA d co.
TX. S-41l3 Ewes, JU. 6-S066
II
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Unscramble the sets Of letters making word Of each
tumble. Print each word letter to q square. beneath
each tumble The letters you have printed the CIR
cled squares then be arranged to spell the surprise
ans,Der suggested BY the cartoon clue What is 1t?
(Answer appears on Page B-25, Column 81
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RD. VICINITY. 1850 King
pl. n.W.-Tagtefully furnished s.
bedroom. 2ts-bath brick house with
s sss ssrsse F poFe new REG sass FS0%
month. Phone Mr.. Yount with
FRANK Q. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-14l1.
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Lz24 l4th st, NV. Ap. A-200b
COLORED-N.w.
OWNER MUST saerifiee his lovely
brick home. containing Ice. liv. fm..
din; rm,. ee lux: at, den and
ssts. On On h! aad n l.; osq beass,tui
knotty-pine rec. rm., gar. ess
h..w.h. This house win pay its
mo. payments and you live rent
free; 1000 down; easy monthly
payments. This way below the
market price. EM: 3-eo27. 2.
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yoopRIpqE BuNaALoW

coLoRED-FoRT TOTEM PARK
Ultramod ern-$995 On.
Colonial brick: Q lge. rms, Q mod.
tile baths, rec. rm.. with ceramic
tile door auto. heat: lovely front
and rear yards. Vacant. Live here
By Christmas.
DORFMAN & co.
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sHLvER SPRING. leli Noyss Dr.
Eass 1S.a 800 49, ssm H. a. ss ssss:
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-21

Four Air Force planes collided
in two separate accidents over
Florida Monday and brought
death to IL airmen. Three men
were missing.
Eight men died when two BAT
jet bombers collided over the out
skirts of Tampa Flaming wreck
age shoWered the countryside. One
Of the planes was from MacDill
Air Force Base at Tampa and the
other from Pinecastle ALB near
Orlando.
A few hours later a D-86D
Sabre jet smashed into a BIG
bomber in the air over Port St.
Joe, about 200 miles up the Florida
west coast, and killed three filters.
Three others were missing. Both
planes were from Tyndall ALB at
Panama City, Fla.
The Tampa planes fell danger
ously close to a trailer park. Ter
rified residents said they thought
an earthquake had stuck. One
plane exploded on contact and the
other seconds later.
Spokesman said the accident APP
parently occurred when the Mac
Dill plane was having trouble with
its landing gear and the Pinecastle
craft flew underneath to take a
look. This is often done.
Then both must have hit a
downdraft, causing them to col
Tide. Two creWmen tried to jump
to safety, but their chutes failed
to open in the short space to the
ground.
The Wreckage fell about half a
mile from the trailer park and set
fire to a pine thicket. Thirteen
children were left fatherless in
the holiday season tragedy.
A portion of the B-29 bomber
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-21
Rioting Arabs
Protest Jordan in
Baghdad Pact

AMMAN, Jordan, Rl-An Arab
mob Of 1000 stormed the US. con-
sulate in the old city Of Jerusalem
yesterday and ripped down the
American flag in demonstrations
against Jordan joining the Bagh-
dad pact.
Violence erupted also in Am
man, capital of Jordan, despite
King Hussein's action dissolving
Parliament and calling for new
elections in an attempt to restore
order. There was some bloodshed.
Windows were smashed in the
consulate building before troops
Of Jordan's Arab Legion fired into
the air and dispersed the rioters.
Police roped off the building and
prevented the rioters from enter
ing in large numbers.
Before dispensing, the mob set
fire to a car near the consulate
building.
Earlier, angry Arabs roaming
the old city stormed the jail and
set free prisoners arrested in ear
lier riots.
The French consulate also came
under attack. Staff members fled
to the rooftop as the troops scat
tered the demonstrators.
The. situation Gained after cars
with loudspeakers announced that
Premier Hazza Ell Majali had re-
signed. Dissolution Of Parliament
automatically caused the fall Of
the government.
A report received at U.N. head
quarters in Beirut said a MOB tried
to march on King Hussein's palace
in Amman but was repealed with
several casualties.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-21
Girl Denied Wedding
Because She Can't Cook

LONDON, pa magistrates
court has denied 19-year-old Ber-
tina Wimhurst permission to wed
because her father said she Cd
can't cook and ~ hates house
work.
In England girls and boys under
the age Of Il must win court APP
proval to marry if their parents
object.
Bertha's intended, 23-year-old
Alexander Harbor, pleaded in
vain that he would be the sufferer
IF Bertha can't cook-and I'm
prepared to take chance"
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-21
Ii Airmen Killed In Two Collisions
OF Air Force Planes Over Florida

wreckage fell about five miles
west of Port St. Joe, on busy US.
SO, and barely missed a dozen
beach houses.
A part Of the Wreckage ripped
the shirt off an unidentified man
who was helping his family, into
their car. He was not hurt.
Witnesses said two or three par
achutes were seen after the crash.
Search parties went into the wood
ed area to hunt wreckage Of the
jet plane.
Unofficial reports said the jet
was acting as an interceptor on a
simulated bombing run by the
B-29 and the pilot apparently mis-
judged the distance between the
two planes.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-21
FUR SEAL CONFERENCE
TAKES CHRISTMAS RECESS

WASHINGTON, 1.-THE Inter
national North Pacific Fur Seal
Conference negotiating conser-
walton pact between Russia, ia
pan. Canada and the United States
agreed to Christmas recess yes
terday after meeting three weeks.
Much Of the conference thus far
has been concerned with scien-
tific discussion Of the advances in
fur sealing since 1911, when the
first international conservation
treaty was concluded.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-21
JINGLE BELLS. JINGLE BELLS

SPOKANE, R-Well, George
Locher can 60 back to dashing
through the snow this winter. His
open sleigh has been found.
Locher told sheriff's deputies
Saturday his sleigh, this one a
two-horse model, had been stolen
He said the sleigh, made about so
years ago, had high, curved run
ners ''kind of like the ones on
Christmas cards."
A neighbor called Locher Tues
day and said she had spotted the
sleigh only block from where he
had left it. 1t had been tipped over
but wasn't damaged
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-21
Little Girl Chews Up
Christmas Tree Ornament

CHICAGO PA three-year-old
girl. enchanted by the glistening
ornaments on the newly decorated
Christmas tree in her home last
night, plucked one off a branch
and tried to eat it.
The little girl, Dorothy Zadra-
vetz, selected a large green orna-
ment and was munching it when
her mother, Is, entered the room.
After the broken glass was re-
moved at hospital, the girl was
treated for scratches in her throat
and taken home.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-21
QUITE a STRETCH

LOUISVILLE Ky, R-The long
arm Of the law is looking for a
longer arm Of the lawless.
Miss Loretta Mueller reported
someone smashed a storm win
dow, regular window pane and
reached through both to bedroom
dresser 10 inches from the window
to lift her purse containing S85.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-21
GUESTS NAMES ILLEGIBLE

LAKE PLACID, NY, R-The
Lake Placid Chamber of Com
merce planned to send Christmas
cards to the 1881 persons who
signed its guest register this year,
but only 681 names were legible.
Evening star., 1955-11-20

The historic old Hamilton
estate, home of the Stone
Ridge Country Day School Of
the Sacred Heart, will be the
scene Of a Christmas bazaar
on Wednesday, November 80.
The estate is at 8l01 Rock
vile pike.
The bazaar, an annual af-
fair, win feature booths with
dolls, costume jewelry, cera-
mics and handmade articles
from many different countries.
A special feature win be
the exquisite needle work done
by the Sisters. Also Of, interest
this year win be a booth spe-
cializing in Christmas glitter
and door decorations.
Mrs. Ralph Richards win ex-
hibit her antique don collec-
Evening star., 1955-11-20
Foreign Officers
To Be Feted
AT Fort Belvoir

The officers Of the Engi-
neering Center, Fort Belvoir.
have hit upon a novel way to
see to it that foreign officers
accredited to the Engineer
Center meet and know Ameri-
can families.
The Allied Officers Friend
ship Group consists of United
States officers families on the
post who have adopted an
allied officer from the. country
in which they are especially
interested. They invite the
strangers to meals--see that
they are entertained and OBJ
serve our way OF life.
This afternoon from 3 to
5 o'clock, with Mrs. Robert
Hayden as hostess, the whole
Evening star., 1955-11-20
The Old Hamilton Estate
To Be Scene of Bazaar

ton which includes some
dressed in period costumes.
Mrs. Rene Jones Taylor, doll
designer and exhibitor. win
feature her Persian Garden as
part of the international Doll
Collection which she has de-
signed and viii display.
Women Of the diplomatic
corps will provide gifts from
many lands and foreign re-
cipes will be available at the
Food Mart. Luncheon will be
served.
A highlight Of the bazaar
viii be the competition and
judging of the table decora-
tions in the dining room. Mrs.
Edward Tamm is chairman
and Mrs. John Sweeterman Is
co-chairman of the event.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
Women,s $ Role Topic

The women's role in politics
Is to be discussed by Mrs.
Ethel Brandwein, Of the staff
of the Democratic National
Committee, at a meeting to-
morrow at 8 pm. Of the Demo
cratic Women's National Coun-
Gil Of the Metropolitan Area
at the Women's Democratic
Club, 1925 New Hampshire
avenue NV.
Mrs. John N. Booth. pro-
gram chairman. annoupced
also that there would be
transcriptions of interviews
with Democratic women mem
bers Of Congress.
Evening star., 1955-11-20

group will gather for tea and
a chat.
There are more than 50
officers and q few have their
families with them. They
come from Korea, Turkey,
Nationalist China, Japan, PAX
istan. Spain, France. Italy,
Mexico, Venezuela. Colombia
and Great Britain.
Assisting during the after
noon viii be Mrs. Frank
Kowalski. jr., Mrs. HartseIl
Northington, Mrs. John E.
Carroll, Mrs. Ed mund r.
O'Brien, Mrs. Victor Reaf-
snyder and Mrs. william F.
LadSon,
Evening star., 1955-11-20
TO Meet for Lunch

Chapter B Of the P.E.O. Sis
terhood will meet for a lunch
con and white Elephant
Sale" program at 1880 O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon in the
home of Mrs. Webster c. Cash,
443l Kringle street NV. The
president, Mrs. Howard c.
Criswen, VIII preside.
Evening star., 1955-11-20

DoLLS-ALL SIZES
Clover HoIcorb tleft)
daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Franklin P. Hol-
comb, looks odmirinely
at Two authentic ltolion
Lenci dolls and costume
copies of the dolls
dresses worn by Alicia
tcenterl and Elena
Lewis. The smaller dolls
will be O feature of the
Christmas bozoor of the
Stone Ridge Country Day
School of the Sacred
Heart on Wednesday,
November 30. - Star
Stoff Photo.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-08-06
NOTICE

There will be a fish supper a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Pittman ST., 100 Poplar ST., Sat
urday night, August 18th. The pub
lie is cordially invited, benefi
Masonic temple building fund. Lot.
OF fun is planned. You may phone
1903 TO rorders from II D. m
til. Will deliver.
Mr.. John H. Pittman, the sor
'of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pittman
ST., of 100 Poplar ST., Vicksburg
has returned to Detroit, Mich.
after spending a pleasant two
weeks in the city with his par
ents, relatives and friends. Mr.
Pittman is betted known to box
ing fans and to the professional
boxing world as Carlos Pittman
He wishes to express his thanks
to his friends for making his trip
such an enjoyable one.
The City-wide Usher Board met
at King Solomon, Sunday. July
81. The total raised fas S172.14
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-08-06

Mrs. Wilder Lewis. They repor
an enjoyable trip. Mrs. Dorth;
Cole is spending her vacation in
Jackson and Madison this sum
mer for the first time since 1947
Funeral Services for Sister
Meta Buckner were held at St
Paul A. M. E. Church Saturday
July 80, 1855 at pm.
The program was as follows:
Song - Choir; Scripture by
Rev. c. c. Stevenson; Prayer by
Bro. c. D. Harris; Song - Choir;
Remarks, Rev. c. c. Stevenson;
Remarks, AS Neighbor, by Bro.
r. c. Jones; Solo - Sis. L. C.
Harris; AS a Christian, by Sis.
Louisa Bullie; Solo - Sis. jose
phine Powell; Coincidence - Sis.
Willie Bell Davis; Obituary -
Sis. Hattie Williams; Eulogy -
Rev. John Carey; Viewing of re-
mains. Directors in charge, Peo-
pies Funeral Home, Inc. Inter
ment in Taylor Hill cemetery.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-08-06

gave this surprise in Madison. IT
was twin birthday, Mr.. Charlie
S. Gray, 40 years old. They SER
we'd chicken, dressing, steak, ice
creams, cakes, soft drinks. They
report an enjoyable time.
China Grove A.M.E. church on
Livingston Road has been torn
down and the members are in a
big way putting it up again. They
are very grateful for the support
from white and colored. Rev. c.
c. Stevenson, head carpenter in
charge.
Mr. Horace Bullie of Jackson
Miss, and son, Mr.. Willie Bullie
daughterinlaw, Mrs. Ida Mae
Bullie, his daughter, Mrs. Dortha
Cole of Pennsylvania, and grand
son, Robert Lee Bullie visited in
Madison Sunday. They were the
guests in the home of sister-in-
law and aunts, Mrs. A. NJ. Bullie,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-08-06

short TO rher to visit all of them.
Be sure to meet us there and
see and hear something new and
different. Mrs. Lloyd's poems are
her own composition. She was
guest July "a of her cousin, Mrs.
Hattie Sparkman. Usher of King
David M B. Church on Valley
Street. The same church she was
baptised in when a child. The
Ushers Pew Rally was held at
Rock of Ages M. B. Church last
Sunday, July "a, at which time,
Mrs. Lloyd gave us an A and B
selection of her Soul-stirring
poems. The book will be on sale
the first of November. If you are
not able to get one up to hun
dred in Vicksburg, drop Mrs.
Lloyd card. Address 1923 Wash
ington Boulevard. Order as many
as you like, she will be glad to
supply your need. Phone while
here in the city is 5403J.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-08-06
PAGE FIVE

t act.
/ Through the assistance of Mr..
Bob Neblett at WJTV and local
newspapermen, George was found
in Canton, Mississippi in extreme
ly poor physical condition.
Because George is the type of
youngster that can be helped and
is willing to cooperate, the p. T.
A. through the efforts of Mrs.
Theresa G.. Almore, state presi-
dent, and Mrs. Maude Skinner,
Jackson Council President, has
assumed the responsibility of spon-
soring him in the betterment of
his social life, health and in be-
coming better citizen.
The Child Welfare has already
undertaen the task of giving him
physical care. The P. T. A.. has
paid his membership in the Y.
M. c. A. On the 10Th of this
month July the "Y" will con-
duct a summer camp at Flora Par
rish All grounds. In order for
George to attend this camp, which
will strengthen his courage, he
needs 500 and a few pieces of
clothing.
The P. T. A. is asking for a
small donation to make this ex-
perlence possible. Any size dona.
ton will be appreciated.
Donations should be sent to Mrs.
Maud Skinner, 1899 Craft Street.
Telephone number, 3-341O. For fur.
Their information call Mrs. AL
more at 5-326O. Remember it is
better to build boys than to mend
men.
Mrs. Theresa G. Almore,
State President
Mrs. Maud Skinner,
Jackson City Council.
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Rev. c. Downs Cacting pastor)

Rev. c. Downs (acting pastor)
The Bright Morning Star M. B
Church will hold its communion
services on August 7th, at IL a
m, and evening services will be.
gin at p. m. Come out and join
III with us in rendering thanks
to our Saviour Jesus Christ.
Everyone is welcome to come out
and take part.
Rev. S. S. lines. pastor.
The Calvery M. B. Church will
hold its communion services on
August 7th, 1855, at IL a. m, and
evening services will begin at
p m. Remember our Saviour suf-
fering and death for us and he
will remember us before his Fa-
Their. Come out and enjoy the
privilege to worship our Lord.
Rev. R. T. Strong, pastor.
The First Baptist NJ B. church
will hold its communion services
on August 7, at IL a. m. and even
ing services will begin at 7 p. m.
The public is invited to attend
and share with us in rendering
praise and thanks to the Saviour
Jesus Christ for loving us SO
much.
Rev. Joe Williams, pastor.
The Lebanon M. B. Church will
hold its Communion services on
August z at IL a. m. Come out
and be with us and render thanks
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S6.62 was for missionary works.
The next meeting will be August
7th at Spring Hill.
A Fish Fry will be held al
Pilgrim Rest Saturday, August 6.
1t is for the benefit of the Usher
Board.
Mrs. Ivory Luella Hubbard OF
Chicago, formerly of Vicksburg,
is presenting a religious poem
recital on Sunday, August ID, at
$3.50 p. m. The program is being
sponsored by the choir.
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NHuICH NEWS
The Mt. Zion M. B. Church No.
j will hold its communion SER
vices on August z, at 1l:3O a. M.
and evening services will begin
at 2 p. m. It's time for a spiritual
awakening. Come out and remem-
Der our Saviour Jesus Christ for
giving us the gift of eternal life.