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FlagStone and Stone
WORK
Porches. patios. walks. retaining
ANGLO sSesisi 5n sS sRes6ess 10. s-,7es
FLOOR SANDING and REIN. Good
work. Reas. 10. SASS. z. STOKES.
FLOORS SANDED
WE UNDERsELL THEM ALL
ALL WORK FULLY GUARANTEED
WHY TAKE A CHANCE
Sav-Mor Co., JU. 8-l322
GUTTER REPAIRS and replace
m Dsips .n pSo1 s..n 5snsrs "a. dnlsoss r.
RTEsSniSok, f ExEiass. only -I nr..
class white mechanics, rush Job our
specialty. COLUMBIA PAINTERS
AND DEEcoRAToRs, NO. 7-ls4l.
MoHirsa ;se4f; packer -2 Vim
smaM truck. Quick service. Call IA.
NEWs~ iRSoors INSTALLED and auar.
snteed. LA. $1,000. --22
PAINT, RAPER NOW. Low prices
AL work: newest samples. Free
p ssatlmass ~; n! s.,o7As: 80
hNAAfN0s pApeIlut ana ptabtef1uk,
est: anywhere: prompt serv. MIR,
STANLEY, IA. S-0424. IA. $4,000.
PAINTING coLoR I'm home. Int.
and ext. Residential and CONNER.
2 70 yrs. &. sSDer. as NS drinking. henest
PAINTING, interior and exterior;
expert work: free estimate. 4. b.
THOMAS, WA. 1882.
PAINTING. -paperinE, gen. remodel
ing. Satisfied customers for over
90 yrs. CAN MR., LAWRENCE. IA.
S.eo3i, II. $500.
ea aHs.m. ins. r. Do AZ eTs.r. a.
4:i463 Or ia. 4.os1S.
interior and exterior; FLA loans
avail. For est. cali ~. g-4771. %
PAINTING. interior and exterior
ss,, 3 z .t gTises; free estimates,
PAINTER--Inside and outside paint
ing. reas. prices. free estimates;
work guar. WADE. Elk. 3-a933.
PAINTING. interior. exterior; list.
class work gSaranteed; free est;
Phons MR. LANE, IA. 9.1660. 81
and sxterior' White: estimates
given. Ii. 7-2sss. il not in. leave
message. --2S
PAINTING, paperins: 1st-class work
Mr.. PoAT. IA. s.Se4s. &c.
PAINTING and plastering: no Job
out. Gail 10. 7-1347. --31
PAPERfNG, painting. floor sanding.
finishing, carpenter repairing. kitch-
en- cabinets, factory finished; I'M
mediate service, no delay. Reliable.
experienced men, work guaranteed,
free estimate. Call Mr.. KIRKLAND.
IL. 4-6307: Ii. .3-72T4. 21s
Meal. Expert work at $40 up.
90 yrs. experience. LU. 4-2377 or
PAPERING. $40 and up this week;
opN 1855 Sunfast washable papers.
IA. 1888, JU. g-76Os.
PLASTERING--Patc and cell
ings our specialty. AID. 2-ls32.
PLASTER BOARD. TAPPING, finishins;
plaster repairs. new work. Cali
after 8 pm, WE. 5.316O.. al
IPLAsTERING REPAIRS. patch work,
alternations and additions. Exper
p Yflsf %i'h AND 5s'i hExsTTisS. -sl lsa
prices; free estimates: Nd, work
only, MR.. LEE, VIII. 6-6S07. ---22
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AUGUST
FURNITURE SALE

Varied selection of floor samples, warehouse
stock, irregulars and discontinued patterns Our
prices on this merchandise entails savings of 4096
to 500 under regular retail prices. Most items one
of a kind and subject to prior sale. Listed below
are few choice values.
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REAL ESTATE
Statesmen or SaleSwomel1

Here d your opportunity 70
toin an aggressive established
Arm n the fast moving We.
AREA. We have desirable list
tngB and customer leads. For
Interview. call Mrs. Benn,
Falls Church once.
Sidney 2. MenSh & Co.
III %. wash, st., Falls Church, Va
il. 3-1212
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SALESMAN

with car. 90 years experience II
biscuit and. candy trade in Ger.
many: speaks English; seeks posi-
ton OF similar or other line. Boz
TEACHER - German immierant
wants Rcsition,, private school, Of
YOUNG NAN. white. age IL, would
IKE fnll-time, gas-statton work;
but eager TO learn any work OF
trade, VIII not be going back Il
YOUNG NAN, 90. inexperienced
gSca health. z ZeSrs college; GAID:
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SITUATIONS men tesas.,
RNoINHKR (eth ciass). white.
l7o2 SUMMIT 81 NV.

ENoINHKR (eth classl. White.
LOO ~ aeHa a.si Il N.W'
H0UakMAN, coloTsd, 6ood gardener.
hanayman; reliable. good REFS. Lu.
NAN. cco;iored. wishes lob o. truck
driver, porter or work Of any kind.
References. NO. 7-O26e.
MAN desires Job a. janiter; mar
ried; no children; good erfs. Wo.
Man %. sEMIRETnED. want,
REAL E Isl Hs IAN Win M sales an and
managerial ability seeking greater
opportunity with progressiye COM
pany. Montgomery County. preferred.
: substantial individual. Excel. refs.
Nan; CoL6RED; yishss work 9.
H ssasE AZ aEiy ssssbasSssl delivery Or other
NAN. coicred. desires fun or part
time. nisht work. Can I'll day sun:
weekdays after Q. Reliable. NO. -
MAN, desires work after 8 Pm;
porter exper. Call 40. 2-S741.
. mssas from sGpd nss dsy desires css DS
AL day sun. Clerk OF what heyl
you? D. C.. driver permit. Ii. 4.
4749, sun. TIL noon; al day Mon.
NAN, colored, wants work. Hal
p G., permit. References. reliable
liEAr-c6iT1fkR. experienced; ref.
ss aG sE;ok asys transportation. Lnd'
|PROPERTTIYy MANAaKR = Broat
knoWledge IN ien1ing al ants M
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ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
PARKING LOTS. IA S-6e27

B1RRY CONSTRUCTION Cow.
est prices; roofs, remodeiing, homes
etc.: estimates; payments. AID
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CURBETTES
AND
CARHOPS
GVnIYEn Ar Yory nTTSNNYe,

SALARY plus excellent tbs. coiorful
uni s',.. iSS sS., 3D.. rss%.n;nl
Grnup insurance. paid vacations
Apply 70 manager Of shop indi.
HOT SHoPpES INC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21

C0LORm-PERSON to MANAGE
kmploymsnt Ones. State expert
enee, age and other qualifications:
All information Confidential. Post
Once Boz l141. Warrington, y. G.
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MIscfLLANEoUs PoR SALT

cpstomer Parking q Doors Away
RELIABLE JKWELRY EXCHANGE
422 9th st. NV. Ma. S-616i
BLUEPRINT MACH. Paragon-Reyo.
lutte. ~" continuous, mercury tube
ll0-voit a.c,, sep. 36~ oza1id devel.
oper; $50 for both. OIL, 9-e75e. :
$50 doz.: non-netion. u price q
less. No book over 4Qc. 1915
sat-. Sun. only. 3206 Z St NV
BOOKS, LAW-Corpns Jufis ant
c. ] Q. / to So. Atlantic Repcrtel
d Is e, asst md md swell sss asS
ference chairs, misc. chairs, Vic
t0rian china cabinet, misc. cup
boards. CAL ~ 6-6eIS.
B00Ke--"World's. greatest books"
also set Of encyclopedia with book
case: SO. 10. 2.073l.
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REPAIRS AND sERvIcI

ADDITIONs-Briek. cement and
fiaEstone work. Can [. g o. Co,
AhbSBrffi it6SSRS q RkkSHkaf21s4lff6S T2ss,
pofehes. brick and concrete work
and all types Of remodeiing. Cal
after q pm, LU. 4-665l. --23
ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS porches,
talousies. kitchen modernined. rec.
s .m femR 4ss n Tc1 5, service:
no money down, 30 mo. 70 pay
eECO SALES 10. S-3010. M. q.
6749 day or night.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Repairs Of al kinds. Expert carpen.
try Easy terms. OIL. $1,000. 10
4-6091. --23
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYs, parking
lots. ALASKA PAVING CO., rs
years in business. Ma. e-56S6, OF
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

AE0DERN TRAINING IN beauty cul.
sufe; al subjects taught, approved
siss.ss. WARTkISS' BEAUTY Eau r1's coI-
~ s; 1910 g g; nv; d 7:l762.
compists course. SIS ES Spe p tesch.
Phone -. Hu eo ss.ssssa4w. 81. s.Is7Ss.0 fs'
PIANO TEACHER, grad. Gold Medal
eiaL easy method. cSild. ' and ada Rs-
s Esss; TxA; bs-f fS g wrrxs -, :,
Low s cost f Tp ELi'y sc AIS .'1 asSs
a "a Il F RtH kEA s-sSss. r.om -,
r.. sp.. Eng.. Ger, arith., read. !:
BE READY for the civil service tests
nov open to you. Call Mr., RICH
nAaMhDS' M0nday, AD. 2-96b6.
c TsyST,a asVlEW and beg; courses in
for positions payinE ss0.sao VI
Up. Inquire Ma. S-2S40, BOYD'G
School est. 40 yrs, cor. O and
NV cLAssEs now starting in
TYPrN0, shorthand, Bookkeeping.
once maenines. accounting In
ouire MA. S-23A0. BoYD's SCHOOL.
est. 40 yrs. cor. q and 18th. tPosl-
tons open now paying Sb0-S1O0
IPsx REcEP. COURSE trYpMo
FREE; 4 wks.. $36. Hrs, ga
Ase 1890. Excel, positions. Inquire
ma. S.234o. BoYp's SCHOOL, cor.
q and 18th SITS. NV.
RADIO-Tv REPAIR. practical eve.
sn1p course, IS weekly. TEMPLE
cLERK-TYPIsTe (colored- Whitley in
e eisMand' ni Enroll oil . nov for Sept
shorthand. Complete seeretsriai.
NATIONAL BUsfNiss SCHOOL
Victor Bids. eli @ Place NV.
re-
AUTO MECHANICS sCHOOI-FoT-
eign and American cars. Tlne-up.
repairs, hydromaties, body work,
special design. upholsterinE. weld
ing; everything up to fun race;
new garage in washington soon.
Days or ewes. Write ct once for
NEW YORK TECHNICAL
INSTITUTE
tFoLnded In 1870
Temporary Regtstrataon Once. until
Hn i new sarage opens. 412 Alhse
GLASSES NOW FORMING
MED, LAB, TECH.
DRS.' ASSISTANTS
FOR FULL INFOR,. CALL WASH.
Sch. PRACT. NURS, ST. 8-olI2
NAPLES Real Estate Course
~ Mafshall J. Wapls. Rsaitor, with
over 80 yrs. local experience.
ListtnGs, app1otstn0, financing, con.
struetion,. contracts. methods Of
taking title. settlements, details and
answers for examinations, and other
related subjects. Several hundred
satisfied students for references.
Enroll now for class beginning sept.
10, Monday and Thursday, 3 to 10
pm. Ten lessons, 1856: to include
lectures and written brief on each
subject.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE
Real Estate School
1928 18th o. NV. AID. &-2006.
THE CAPITAL SCHOOL
For Doctors Assistants
8 months course for employment In
Q doctors once. Free placement.
Good salaries. Constant demand.
Info. call RUTH FANMAN. direc-
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SITUATloNs-WoMEN

B0oKKKKRgR. experienced in &C.
seoggnstss1ns. seeks position. 70.
Bo0SSKiEPRR. stenesraph.r, Il ",
count. payss sssG pssra az 1ssorcs
stsnoGraphic and general once
duties. seeking position In NV,
WeShlngton. NO. 7-02b2. ---23
COMPANION semi-invalid or elderly
person. Mon. throush Phi. while
family works: live In. private room
NO mental or cripple per. Ii.
5.66QS, 8 TO 8 pm.
D8kSSAaAKMG, expert alterations;
free pickup and delivery service
Can Yrs. MURPHY, LII. z-03O3. .
INTERIOR DECORATOR
Qualified: GOOD training. exper. M,
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BULLDOZER 1851 Tara-track: SIT
CY. 7.s065.
BUREAU, American walnut. 4-drawer
and mirror S Sso set Of corpus
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AIR-CONDITIONE

(excei. both usesl. dE
A.h;p.: excel. cond.: $40. 10; 4
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NELP-MEN AND WOMEN
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BEDS-GoVT. SURPLUS

6EOS-GOVI. SURPLUS
so:lN WIDTH STEEL BUNK BEDS
COMPLETE: a6-IN sTERILizED
$3.50: NEW MIN MIN sER s. Holly.
WOOD BEDS COMPLETM. 144 .p6;
36.IN WIDTH ARMY STEEL
FOLDING COTS $5.95. N PRANK
4 son Ala 3rd ST. NV. Elk
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learn 70 rarp $4,000 year

"HiEhiy. recommend 70 your courssi In
0 weeks have sold 500, 900 part
time sales. You're topsl"--Tyson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21

DEnuDIFI lnss w T sssIs s Eiih
and weekdays after 8 pm.
DEHUMIDIFIERS, new. in mamie
facturers' carton: attractive dis.
count; top make. XII. 9-2542.
DEHUMIDIFIER-O like new;
SIX EN- 3-7Af36 -2l
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BOOKS


Libraries Of Hodson estate and
others, mostly SC to 76c per book
for quick liquidation. ESTATE
BOOK SALES, 722 18th st. NV,
2nd floor. sum-. Mon. Thurs. Sat-;
10 am. to 10 pm. Books ARRANGED
BY price. sold individually. Also
pictures. postcards. sheet music.
BOOKCASE, sectional matches Globe
BREAkFAsT SET. red and chrome,
$50; q pr. blue, lined linen drapes,
rs" long, $40; drop-leaf maple
table, $lB. Oh. 2-9023. 81
? BRICK BRICK
5000. 900 GOOD Used, CLEAN
BRfCK6. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.
ACE WRECKING co.
LU. l-O50O 70. 1921
IN
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4ss%.i c4.i: NV p aGuslt Sgse
I'VE Train You to Sell"
'sCoLoRED CLASS - Meets WED.
z pm. Beginner. Salesman Of
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AUTO MECHANICS sCHOOT-FoT.
repairs, hydfomatics, body work
special design, upholstering, weld.
ing; everything up to full race :;
famous old automobile school. openi
new Garage in WASHINGTON soon
Days or ewes. Write ct once fol
NEW YORK TECHNICAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21

FlagStone and Stone
WORK
Porches. patios. walks, retaininG
walls, tile drainage.
ANGELO MARCUCCIo. ~. e-i7df
FLOOR SANDING and refin. Good
work. Reas. 10. S-4488 p gTOKES
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FOUR WINDS FARM

Large constantly moving stock. Gu
Georgia ave; ext; !Rte; 81 9 mi
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INSTITUTE
tFoLnded In 1910
our new gArnge opens. 412 Alhee
Bldg. RE. 7.2131.
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cLERK-TYPIsTe (colored: Whitel u
classes. Day or evening. Typins
shorthand. Complete seeretafial
NHT1oNk HoG BusiiNsts si SCHOOL
Victor Bids. Gil 9 Place NV
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-04
to serve the gro1Uing needs Of Montgomery
County {. Perpetual dedicates This building to
greater usefulness
in Bethesda chevy

MONDAY AMERICAS OUTSTANDING SAVINGS AND LOAN OPENS
BEAUTIFUL new BUILDING AT WISCONSIN AND MONTGOMERY AVENUES
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-04

Next Monday we begin era in usefulness in
service to Montgomery County. Our impressive home in
Bethesda is far than dramatic addition the Bethesda
skyline True Behesdas first muItsoed building. But from
parking lot to civic auditorium every inch of this building
is dedicated bringing you and the community the best in
savings and loan service We're proud of this building It's
everything public spirited institution should be and marks
milestone in Perpeuas growth since 1881 Youcan
be proud of it too it's your building and you helped
to build it. Stop by Monday. See how beautiful savings and
loan be. You'll be very welcome
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-04

THE TELLERS' YIN
DOES hare been de.
signed to eliminate wdit-
ing and long lines.
Nv OPEN DOOR a.
rays greetS you when
you wiSh TO consult one
OF PerpetudtS officers.
THE CIVIC AUDITOR,
IUM is prouided as d
Scrrice TO The comma
nifty. h is an ideal meet
ing place for all ciric
and community groups.
IL is aumia6le to ali
groups hat must meet
and decide on important
tOcdL issues.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-08-04

THE MAIN LOBBY is tunctionally beautiful;
setting theme for the building. IL is
completely and comfortably
6r-conditioned.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-08-27
FIRST UNITARIAN

On Saturday, August 81, $50
pm. the Knife and Fork Club OF
the First Unitarian Church will
sponsor a pot-luck Swim and
Dance party at the home of MIR.
and Mrs. Fred Palmer, 1880 Key
stone Boulevard, North Miami.
''The Art Spirit and the Future
of Man" will be the sermon topic
of the guest speaker, DR.. Gran
vile Fisher at the First Unitarian
Church on Sunday, Aug. %, IL
am. The church is located at Dix
lie Highway at SW 20 road.
On Wednesday, Aug. 81, BIS
PM, DR.. Baker Hindman, Uni
verSity of Miami professor of ed
ucation, former Dade County di-
rector of secondary education and
assistant director of instruction
in the Negro schools from l945 to
1858, and DR.. G.. w. Hawkins.
president of the Miami chapter of
the NAACP, will discuss the to-
pic What Does The Desegrega..
ton Report Mean?" (The school
board report on desegregation in
Dade county,
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-08-27

Worship services at Greater
Bethel were very uplifting and
enjoyable on Sunday, Aug. 81. We
were both honored and pleased
oy the presence of the great
Evangelist Gregory in the morn
ing worship. Holy Baptism was
conducted by Rev. j. B. Blackwell.
Choir No. / under the direction
Of Mrs. Leila Williams rendered
the music service.
On Sunday, August %, we will
journey to Mt. Zion AME Church,
homestead, for the dedication SER
vices at 800 pm. Usher Board
No. along with choirS / and 2
are asked to serve. The member
ship at large is asked to come
along on this visit to our friend
md brother, Rev. M. j. FaySon.
Church conference will be held
Tuesday night, August 80 at 7:45
pm. 1t is important that all stew
ards, trustees, class leaders,
itewardeSseS, and auxiliarieS, to-
gether with the members be pres
ent. We shall expect you to be
present.
The pastor is asking that all
ersons desiring to house dele
gates for the general conference
yill call the church office, phone
J-2888.
Rev. j. B. Blaknell, pastor
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-08-27
ST. LUKE BAPTIST

The Mems Day Committee in
vites you to worship with them
on Sunday, August % in their an
nual observance of Mems Day.
If you fail to attend, you will
miss two very dynamic addresses.
Rev. w. F. Tanner, ST., of st.
Mary's Baptist Church of Coco
nut Grove, will deliver the HOO
am. message. There will be a
musical program at 800 pm.
DIR. Won d. MiZell of Ft. Lau-
derdale will address the congre-
cation at the 700 pm. service.
Come out and help us make this
a spiritual and financial success.
The executive committee is
looking under the spirited lead
erShip of Bro. Floyd Davis.
Services on last Sunday were
spiritually high. Our pastor de-
Hvered both the morning and
evening messages. He gave us
food for thought in both messages.
The choirs sang very spirited
" and we all left services with
the feeling ''what a blessing it is
for the christian family to wor-
ship together unitedly."
Rev. p. w. Williams, pastor
Evelyn P. Davis, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-08-27
ST PAUL AME
Coconut Grove

The third quarterly conference
of the church was held on Sunday.
Members were out in large num-
bers and all boards made their
reports.
Memorial services were held
for the late Mrs. Mary Sands. Mr..
Thomas Phillips paid fitting trib-
ute to the memory of the de-
ceased, and Presiding Elder w. B.
Coffey gave the closing remarks.
The morning service was well
attended, and the presiding elder
brought us a soul-Stirring mes
sage. During the evening he
praised the church and pastor for
the fine reports and for the heal
thy spiritual condition. Our pas
tor also made timely remarks.
Rev. T. c. Kelly, pastor
Barbara Sands, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-08-27

Sunday morning 8 am. we
gathered around the church pool
with Pastor Foster presiding. At
10 am. Sunday School was call
ed to order by the Supt. Miss AL
bertha Jones. A very interesting
lesson was taught by the teachers
and reviewed by the pastor.
Subject: Hope for the exiles. At
z pm. devotional was led 10y
DeaconS II. L. Lundy. u h r
Board No. 2 and choir No. 2 serv-
ed. Rev. w. T. Thompson brought
his message, subject, "Yoke up
with Jesus" taken from St. Mat
thews 1923. Bro. Thompson
preached a wonderful sermon.
At $50 pm. BTU hour with the
president, Mrs. Rachel Pratt pre-
siding.
At 7 pm. devotional was led
by Deacon III. l.. Lundy. Usher
Board No. 2 and choir No. 2
served. Pastor Foster brought the
message taken from the Gath
Psalm, Is verse, subject, "This
critical hour" The message was
very inspiring. The holy spirit was
high as the pastor preached out
of his soul. One was received to
membership. We are happy to
have you join us.
Rev. o. w. Foster, pastor
A. L.. johnson, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-08-27
MT. CALVARY BAPTIST

Sunday School was opened at
$50 am. with Supt. Grady Mann
presiding. The pastor reviewed
the lesson which was very inter
eSting. The devotion was led by
Deacon Daniel Smith with choir
No. singing. The pastor preach
I'd out of his soul from Romans
8:18, For / reckon that the Suf-
ferings of this present time are
not worthy to be compared with
the glory which shall be reveal
ed in u.s."
The City-wide Mission met at
Mt. Calvary last Sunday after
noon and had a wonderful time.
Meeting at $50 pm, the BTU
had an interesting program with
Sister Ella M. Wilcox, the presi-
dent in charge The evening de-
votion was led by Brother Smith
and Brother Murphy. Choir No. 2
sang beautifully. Rev. E. NJ.
Thomas came to us again with a
touching message from st. John
9:4, II must work the works of
him that sent me while it is day:
he night cometh when no man
can work"
Sister Thomas is gaining little
strength since her daughters, Sal
ly and Daisy are at her bedside.
They look after their mother so
carefully.
Visitors are always welcome at
Mt. Calvary. Ushers board No.
2 worked throughout Sunday.
Barbecue and fish and ice
cream are served every Sunday
in the kitchen.
Rev. E.. M. Thomas, pastor
Mrs. B. M. Kendrick Rep.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-08-27
ALLEN CAPEL A. M. E.

The popularity contest of the
Missionary Ladie terminated
Sunday night, Aug. IA. The win
ner, Mrs. Luella Burney, was
crowned as the most popular lady
for raising the highest amount of
money. Mrs. Della Saffard was
in second place with Mamie Hare
third, followed by Mrs. Elouise
Brelowe. All the ladies made fine
reports. Total amount raised was
$224.81.
A spicy short program proceed
ed the contest. Thanks to all who
took a part.
The pastor called a special
board meeting Monday night to
perfect the Women Day drive
which will be set in motion Sep
TENDER 4.
Allen Chapel is sponsoring a
Labor Day Feast at Virginia
Beach Sept. 5. Bus will leave the
parsonage 11:45 am, 4:3O NV
22nd terri. The table spread will
De 2 pm. Tickets on sale at the
parsonage. The price per dinner
$1,000.
The public is invited, and take
along your bathing suit.
Bro. John Glover, secretary
Rev. E. M. Blocker, pastor
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-08-27
SALTERS CHAPEL A.M.E.

There was a wonderful time all
day Sunday at Salters Chapel be-
ginning with the large attendance
at the Sunday School, superin-
tendent Sister Agnes Davis being
in charge. Morning service was
very impressive. The subject was,
Jesus Met the Woman at The
Well of Samaria." Miss D or S
McElroy was given the hand of
fellowship. The Calendar Rally
was success.
The Brownsville United Choir
Union met Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock at st. Paul AME, 4th
ct. and IS tn ST., with many of the
visiting choirS. The holy ghost
was truly there. Those who did
not attend really missed a treat.
A tea will be held Sunday, Sept.
4, pm. at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Burke at 48th st. and
9th ave. for the benefit of Sal
tiers Chapel. Please come and
bring your friend. We are glad to
have so many new visitors each
Sunday. Come again, you are well
come.
Rev. J. S. Blake, pastor
Sis. Flossie Marshall, reporter