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Connecticut Ave. Ant.

Connecticut Ave. Apt.
One large bedroom and eflciency
apartment available Living room
dining foyer kitchen and bath
Modern kitchen and nuilt.in tub
with tile shower: Walk-in closets
Tastefully and completely fur
nished. Venetion blinds: 24-hour
switchboard and elevator service
Also available. k-bedroom apart
PARK LANE, 2025 EYE
ST. N.W.-BACHELOR
APT. INCL. REFER.
mo KITCHEN, $780, SO
PER MO. EFFIC. APT.
INCL. KIT, $69.50 PER
MO. RE. 7-1400.
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J. NOO1o
Need q new asphait-s hingle roof
Completely installed and guaranteed
for. 10 years. Phone for free esti-
RoEBUCK AND co.
eli Bladensburg Rd. NE. Ii. 1880
$500 Wis. Ave. NV. EN-. 2.1122
$500 Wilson Blvd, Arl. ia. $4,000
S455 Colesville Rd., 8. o. JU. 1901 0
TELEVISION SERVICING
. AN. 70 u Pm. g MONTHS
PLACED gY gs, , WE SGRvIcE $3.50 AL !;
LOCATED 1865 CALVERT ST.
NV, JUST OFF CONN. AVE. AID.
Ist-CLAss PLAsTERlNG, wall
scraping. Reasonable price, free
estimates. II. 4-7439, II. 7-a057.
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ATTENTION
YOUNG LADIES ONLY


Are you paying too much rent7
Then see our lovely ! and bedrm.
apis. Decorating Just completed,
beautifully furnished. lge. hv.
rms, some with modern foam
rubber furniture and broadloom
carpets, some with traditional fur
niture and Oriental rugs for gra-
cious entertaining; laundry room
Excellent for 2. and 4 girls to
share. As low as S37. 80 each, In
Guiding all utils.; excellent loca-
ton. 3101 10th st. NV. cor,
Of Kenyon. overlooking Rock Greek
Park. Phone AID. 1858. %
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
veniently located: immediate oc-
cupancy. Daily maid service with
linen LARGE kitchen and dinette
adequate closets; building all
cooled: dining room and gAraee
available. Call manager, the KEN.
NEEDY WARREN. AID. 4-9l00 %
1925 NEWTON ST. NV
2 rms, kit. and bath, pvt. apt;
nicely furn.; incl. utils. For Q GIRL
or cple. SIS mo. Mgr. In bsmt
VIII. 6-64S4. -22
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DESK. OFFICE

DESK, OFFICE
GSzFhs ~ M IA, f AZ
NEW, s5S; NEW arg STEEl
EXCELLENT sELEcTfoN or NV
Low DISCOUNT PRICES sHol
g55sr o IL sa ssd 81. s h rH4 ~. ]
p IAN! ,9s :! i,d,,';, ss q
Ssn. a. lfd' Cts. - oe ST. .as = iss
Cts. emerald cut, S7sb. LfVINGs,
TON 4 CO.. 1923 II st. NV. NE
Din. RM. FURN.. mahoE, table. but
tet, arm chairs; excellent condi
ton; Call tn; 2-o7I4: %
EDiPHONE VOICE writer. telephon
a a,isehn pf Will sell at rsasonsei
FAN BLADES, bearings, shafts. pull
Lowest prices. ELECTRIC EQUIP
MENT CO.. PATS Sherman ave. NV
FOAM RUBBER for cushions. pads
sgy at M ~s ss w., kx T. s osSANER
e-g1S ~ -. 80
FOAM RUBBER CUT ANY sHAPI
ot Gusdi0s si4 5uPo SW Ms' e. sess.
FUR COAT-Fuil lenFth nylor
offsr ca,l lit 20. R sl7sssii goo Or ses
s S set. $50 can BE- e seen sas
and Mon. at 3037 Clinton st. = =
fuRNrruRE-1 maple Gov. Win.
throp desk. 5 walnut ladder bach
chairs. l mahoeany. Victorian
FURNITURE--Drexel walnut desk
table. chairs, lamps. bookcase, etc.
everything like new. AID. 4.476S.
FURNITURE must sell: Nv. rni.
stove. Take q look, make an offer
See at 1881 Illinois ave. NV.
FuRNITURE-French so-in. sofa
F III ss id, NAH an Dbl. BED. DO,
spring mattress. dresser, mirror
dining room Thomasville nah t..
BILE. B chairs. china cabinet, Amer.
lean Oriental rug. 9x12. Call TU
2-a3os Sat. or Sun. Q to Pm
DkN. GLIDER, AZ0i walnut OnCt
ss;k Sso; chrome tae s;k and az chairs rt,
bolster. sio. also other mise. items
F I'll; 4-e No OHIandsom. honey mapl,
dble, bed complete, 2 matching
chests. S75. Maple settee and :
chairs. SIS. Phone RE. 6-6674,,.
FURN.--Liv. rm.. din. rm., bedrm.
all u excel. cond.: must sell a
|FURN.-Mafog. din. rm. suite. II
pcs; 9xl2 wool rug: studio couch
chairs. misc. items; washer. apt
size gas range. 6S15 Laurel st. NV
FURN. -~Bookcases, HOLLYWOOD bed
c ct.T table; drsPeS ~, lamps; , lssvin'
luxurious mod. section, excel: 1872:
Sayannah st. Sc. Apt. 104,
s9d kit, IT, reas. Cali RA. RAJ ssSoSi
GAS RASGEs. new, used: installs
G zion .r PEERLESS RI s SALES CO.. a@s'
cas- s Asoa F.n nss q zear soS IL
d dai, ~ "a. sss.4H7iTo,, Ma s-s seI5
GAS RANGE, Kenmore de luxe. uset
very little: bargain WA. 7-7sSI.
GAS RANGE, Hardwick. like new
with timer and lights. SO in. $40
10 7-IOo2.
HEATERS. ranges. stoves; new. usee
lgas oil. coal. wood. elec.l. -ACNl
STOVE, 10ll 9TH NV. MA. s-Se52
iEDGE CLIPPERS. electric. i veal
old, used twice cost $50: sacri.
fee, S25. LII. 4-438O. 90
HIDE A BED. year old. Ma. 8.
9070, Ext. 31H after $3.50 pm.
9070. Ext. $40 after $3.50 pm. --24
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Rooms FURN.-Mp. & VA


N. ARL.. mr.. Pent.-Onicer or prof
man; pvt. rm. In apt; . windows;
valk-in closet. Ma. $4,000: pking.
20"
ALEXANDRIA - Large room, twin
beds, next to bath; sgl or dbl.
very cow; gentleman. TE. 6-s2l4
observation-disclosures. cool room
pvt. bath; desirable ioc.; excel
bus service. TIE. 6-1792. 30
ARL:-Large pine paneled rm., next
bath. pvt; home. Phone priv. ! biz;
a Iah' esha.Iemsni cc "a MI, Is4 al csI.Ss
I'd. and bus line---NeW home. car
space, SO sgle. ia. 1912. 90
room. next bath,
large closet. clean pvt. home. Man
lie. TE 6-s423. - 80. -a2
to Suitland. Andrews and Sc: $40
VIZ. RE. $685. pa
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TIRE SALE
WAR SURPLUS
TARPAITI,INS

zA1G1 1AOD41N0
'sE3 s . i Bs 4 3: $zs ssi ~ "
s,AMLAMT ,,ss.AkWg SAYS s2 80 P IGR A;os e
GAS CANS, 81 80. PAINT. 80:
REAlKEs, 81 so: HOSE, 81 70; nj, e.
81 Is: HAMMERS. soc: HAND
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$500 18th ST. N.w.-Eev. bldg.
with secretariai switchboard serv.
ice: bedrm.. liv. rm.. dinette. kit.
bath, tnclos. porch, newly dec. new
GE refer; 500. so mo, For inspec.
ton see switchboard operator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-22

2225 N ST, N.w.--l bedrm.. iiV.
rm.. kit and bath. newly dec:
$685. mo. See janitor for In.
spectton.
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l824 URSHUH 81, MWs--1Bt mr.; .
rms. pvt. bath, front and rear entrs,
Utils fuIn.; $40. 10. e-1o2e. -23
APT. 2. I4I2 IRVING 81 nv
Mod, newly redee. i-bdrm. apt. AeAe
and transp. l-yr. lease. SOS mo.
Inspect by seeing Mrs. VeneMann
Rs Ag s-a 3 aI0 Or G ! + s-ss7s. rs
BEDRM., living Fm.. kit. ainetts.
bath with. shower. Also elneieney
and bachelor. RE. $500. -2z
BEACON APIS. 1901 Calvert st:E.
s ssieo T5., sa: ss1aso77 zi'ensn' pam
COLORADO APTs. 1859 LonsfellcW
S7a.b0. Newly deeorated: L. =
sREUSMoER . SONS. INC. IA.
ses1 D 81. SEA rms. kit. and
bath, utils. incl. $6s mo- 100
SS st ST 81 M ns Sse fEs; Il 1 nsv anq
E Usi.. f mel .n As 0as NJ Ne hsn s4s III.
s =;S sss q Is. isscs 81 VI Sisls:
1884 HAYWARD 81. N.w.-very de-
town loe,: SIS mo. utils. incL;
1 sasl'' RfLsou Isl ns Fl. an .W-s
bedrms.. kit. pvt bath. Nv. r,,:.
children. pets. ofss. CO. S-409s;
1909 essb ST. s.E.-Newiy decor:
only / block from Pa. ave. Direct
connection To- downtown On wMasA
bus; S69:6 incl. heat. hot yatss.
sssseS. on premises or eau ans 5o'
EFFICIENCY in
brand-new de luxe elevator build.
ing in the heart Of the. park area.
Larse living room. southern expo
sures; kitchen separated By mod.
ern folding door; 24-hour swttch,,
board.secretartal service; $S5' x Az
utilities gtan inel 6S The = PARK a e..
Ap' s.se5 5so O. 81 a.rs s.s5s4 :. 20
1924 BELMONT RID. N.W.--Living
rm., bedrm.. reception hall, kitchen
and bath; SIS month: large rms:
and excellent eloset space. Call
Ho 2-53e5. or BETHEL, d;
81 NV LAKEWOOD ST. s.E..., eont to
r@. and flf bath ss5ls Der mo- mo-.
ct Apt. 1. Can DI. 1890. ~
APT. HUNTING made easyi Cause
the owners pay my fee, I show you
& brI ~ 5o 9.a. & ven to cali MsN-
WALKING DISTANCE downtown.
nth and K n.w.-dentieman only.
Der Month WEsrN aRq ca 3 Bush Bush
INC. 10Y H st. NV. MA. $500.
MASS. AVE. NV, 1111-Bedrm..
pvt: ct. and bath. utils. incl. HU.
s galg IN ST. N.w.-Entir. End g..
$500 14th ST. N.w.-rvo rms. incl.
porch, beaut. streamline kit: Must
Be Be sen of s e. b appreciated. J.5isor
Bldg: Liv. Tm.. Ssdrm, den, &c.
ri. S-eis5. RA. s-5sss. --2S
SEVERAL desirable bsdrm. spts::
distance Of CAPITOL. Approx. $75.
.issa u caI kE wy asd 5gsD'h as g.
1900 DECATUR sT. N.w.-2nd A.:
S66 mo. ia. 9.lsS2. RA. 3-77O0.
CAMPBELL DRUGS. -23
1476 NEWTON ST. N.W.-Desirabls
apt bldg, 2 rms. kit. and bath.
I213s CALIFORNIA st. N.w-1 I'm.
and bath Ono kit ]: suitable for
s sna S.t e. $3.50 sssyi sSs' . rms" k'''
40 FORESTER ST. s.W.-Mod., 3
rms: kit and bah. SOS.
kit. and bath. gas heat: $50: so.
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20I5 COLUMBIA RD. NV,
on Conn. ave. Apt. 9. Attrac., /
large. room, kit. pvt. tiled bath :
tastefully furn.; $67, 80 mo-. incl.
refgr., all utils. Open for in
spection till 4 pm. FEDERAL
RENTAL CO.. 915 New York ave.
NV, Ma. S-7416. --22
Mr.. MIMI. AND PA. AYES. s.E.--1st-
n. duplex. nicely furn.: 2 rms. kit,
din. bath, porch: adults: heat, hot
water, furn. Reas. rent. RE. 7-2l37.
Mr. CATH. uNJv.--DuPLEx
Nicely furn.; 2 rms, kit, din, bath
excellent cond adults. Reas. rent.
RE. 7-2137. Ii. 4-726b. 22'
THE DIPLOMAT
242O 18th ST. NV.
Jr. bedrm. apt. beaut. furn. twin
foam rubber bedsl: overlooks
Meridian Park; walk. dist. down
town; comfortably air-cooled bldg :.
roof Rarden, switchboard; 81 B
incl. utils. Mgr, AID. 2-ls35.
Fairfax Village Apis.
.0O1 ssth ST. Sc.
See Ad. Under Apts. unfurn" q. G.
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10Th ST. NW. 2000
DELIGHTFULLY."-
s72.5O-UTILs INCL.
4ab sunBANx sr. AZ.

Spacious 1-bedrm. apt: ample closet
space, auto washer and dryer In
bsmt.; | blk to bus and shopping
See res. mgr. in Apt. 3. or cal
LU 1856 or LII. 4-9057
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-22

GOLD
BRING your dental gold. platinum
discarded ieweiry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN INC.
90 YEARS AT cas- ? ST. NV.
OFFICE FURN., al types; eood
NESS FURNITURE SALES. NJ
Boward, RE 1850. "a
OLD-FASHIONED picture frames
clocks. china. iurn., glass. guns
o iHsISSAlii moron. ,ss model. 5
7h or 10 h.p.: excel, eond., with
remote fuel tank. twist-grip control
and gear shift; must be bargain
Call KE, S-40SS.
pay S35 for good used
uprIehs. JE. 1885. ---22
PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call day or night, JU. 9-3039.
REFRIGERATORS, heaters, ranges,
stoves. mattresses, furniture. ACME
STOVE A. FuRN.. MA. S-R952
saw. TILT ARBOR and plsner, for
home workshop, Delta Home Graft
comb. unit preferred. XII. e-3753
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-22
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDTTIONS-Brick. cement ane
fiaRstone work. Call L. g. 8. Co.
Lp S,4oa0 Or IL. 2;1S52. --26
ialousie, kitchen modernized. rec
rms, complete remodeling service
estimates free, all work fully guar :;
no money down, SO mos. to pay
SECO SALES. JU. 5000. EN-. q
.S749. day or night
ADDITIONS, RECREATION Rms.
porches, brick and concrete work
and all types of remodeling. Call
after 8 pm. LU. 4-6551. pa
Additions-Alterations
Repairs of all kinds. Expert carpen.
try Easy terms. OIL. $1,000, 10
4-59el. --23
ASPHALT DRIvEWAYs, parking
lots ALASKA PAVING CO.. Is
years in business. MA. S-5ss5, OF
4-7200
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MOTOR TRAVEL

TEX. TO share driving and ex-
penses. Leaving Washington to-
wards end OF Aug. Call AID 2-7233
eyes,. early mornings or week ends.
LEAVING FOR Los ANGELES via
Memphis and Tulsa. on Aug. 81;
colored passengers, share ex-
penses. Cali Ii. $1,000.
WANTED--Ride to Fort Benning,
Ga. by college boy. on or about
August "a. Phone ia. 2-7307. .--22
DRIVING to Albuquerque. N. Mex,
Aug. ~. return Sept. IS: 8 riders.
LA. 6-S365. 23'
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ROOMS FURNlsHED--N.E.

1874 CONSTITUTION AVE. N.E.-op-
posite Supreme Court. Master bed
room. twin beds. pvt. bath. front
rm., $50, Single rm. with running
water. $36. Gentlemen. Ii. 1895.
--22
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ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
PARKING LOTS, ia 5-6927

ACT HALL OnlN GWA I .
PARKING LOTS. IA 5-6927
IL
BARRY CONSTRUCTION CO.-Low-
est prices; roofs, remodeline, homes,
etc: estimates; payments. AID.
BRi HEX AND BLOCK WALL 20 - All
types OF brick masonry; free esti-
mates. Call any time, 20. 2-1916.
BRICK AND CEMENT WORK. ga.
RACES. additions and repairs. Gall
Brick AND BLOCK WORK. no ! Job,
too small: free estimates. ED; o.
caRPENTRY - Need work. build
porches, recreation rooms or re-
pairs. Call GEO. COOK, WA, T.
CAkPENrEEs. gen. remodel: com
terms. Satisfied customers for rs
cxiRsPksArElk WORK d q al Hi't kinds. By
Job or day. Reasonable prices,
Prompt service. JU. 5-2145. --22
CARPENTRY--We are accustomed
to turning out fine work and be-
cause of low overhead are able TO
do so at prices you would expect
to pay for a mediocre Job. JONES
d. SMITH. tn. 2-49I2, XII. S-4S13
after . pm. Pr
FENCE, cHATN-LINK, 81 PER FIT,
INSTALLED. GUAR. WoRK. 10
I.npQo nR IN D-2ARn DA
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MOTORS bought, sold, excll.; a
makes; lowest prices; E.ECTRiS
EQUIP. CO., 2473 sherman ave
oFiFEiCE FURNITURE-Top quality
new wood and steel desks. ehairl
files, etc. HAZARD q SONS, INC.
62l8 N. Capitol N.Ws RA. $500
OFFICE Debating MACHINES
Ediphone--4 Dictators
/ Transcrtber--1 9h1vef
MAKE OFFER. CALL st. 3-2O28
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200 18th 81. NV
l sssS; ssa ST. Sp' 9s ssdlm. .t 7a s s.
Also other apts., some with din.
rms Janitor win show.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
o24 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
DUPLEX, 350s CLAY PL. NE. Apt.
3-Liv. rnn.. dinette. bedrn.. bath,
kit ard scr. porch. Immed. &C.
cupancy. S57 80 mo.
EUGENE II. PHIFER
Tower Bldg. ST. S-e711
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ROOMS fURN.-S.E.-S.W..
1899 n 81. s.E.-Room for youns
lady or young man; laundry AND
kitchen priv, Ii. 6-4495. ga
CAPITOL BILL, opposite House Of
nee: block Library Congress; well
Turn. rms. men. Ii. 3-29l3. Pc
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LUMBER
Flooring Suitable for
Sheathing or Sub Flooring
$25 PER NJ
Oak Flooring-$65 Per M
elight CHARGE for Delivery

ACE WRECKING CO.
s 5o g. f n,ap. o. Hys 1850 s5
ROCKVILLE YARD. 20. 2-92l1
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

BEDROOM, dining room. contents Of
home; cash. We do moving. storage
IA. 9.2937. ewes: RA. 3-l4l6. 2as
BEDROOM AND ALL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE BOUGHT
ABBOTT AND LANDoN, EN-. 2-ee77
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ROOFS I I

ROOF REPAIR
VeIy reasonable rates. n
mates. HO 2.Tl27.
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SHIpI ,EY PARK


Attractiyely furnished and redee.
GRATED and Q bedrooms. iv. rm.
dinette, kit. and bath lgs. I'm,
picture windows. ample closet
space, laundry facilities; eonven-
lent 10 bus and shopping center;
once on DEVELOPMENT, 34o0 26th
st. s.e., 10. 2-0135.
10th ST. NV, 1000
Lix. Fm., bedrm.. kit, and bath;
linens and utfls. incl, St57 80 to
S77 80: several to choose from
DU. 7-224b. u
DELIGHTFULLY."-
Furnished apt. In excellent EN-.
hassy location. At Meridian park
FULLY AIR OND.
with automatic control. al ultra
modern features. reas. rent. HILL.
TOP HOUSE. 14T5 Euclid st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-22

ORGAN leiecfronicJ and piano com.
binAtion, complete with ID note
peal Sg pS,s i ssvs so S0; .s seE gasss
1880 q st. NV, RE. 1898. 1T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-22

PIANO, stairway style N grand.
beautiful ebony. factory rebuilt li.s
Si.7e5; real bargain at ;3gS,
Easy terms II desired. MUSIC
SALES CORP. 1900 q ct. nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18

firm. Turn mold upside down on hot
platter. unmold. slice and serve with
Sauce Cardinal or any other sauce you
may prefer. Yield: 8 portions.
Sauce Cardinal
boiled lobster, ~ pounds
" cup diced truffies
V cup butter
full Delmonico glass Of brandy
cups Fish Veloute*
! cup heavy cream
tablespoons Lobster Butter (recipe
below
Remove meat from lobster and dice.
Combine with truffles. SautG in butter
a few minutes. Add brandy and flame.
Add Fish Veloute and cream. Cook
slowly until sauce is of medium thick
ness. Add lobster butter and mix we'll.
Serve hot.
Lobster Butter: melt about pound
butter over hot water; skim top, let rest.
Pound lobster shells and add to butter
with lobster lungs. Simmer for ; hours.
Strain. Leftover butter may be frozen
if desired. Yield: about ~ cups.
Fish VeIoute is a strong fish stock
slightly thickened with -four. The End
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form paste-like substance. Place in bowl
buried to the rim in another bowl of
chopped ice. Add cream sauce slowly;
mix well. Fold in eggs gradually. Blend
in brandy. Season with salt and pepper,
Worcestershire and cayenne. Add a
dash Of red vegetable coIorins to give
a rosy color.
Butter 2-quart metal mold and chill.
Decorate bottom with sliced trufiies cut
in any desired shape, arranging alter
nately with pieces Of egg white cut as
desired. Pour lobster mixture into mold.
Place in refrigerator and chill 3 hours.
Then cover mold with buttered wax
paper; fasten tightly.
Place mold in a container, just large
enough to receive it comfortably. in
which there is an inch Of boiling water.
Bake at 375'F. for s. minutes or until
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18
Joe DiMaaaio. .

That's how the great WV Oso99sV one of the newest
members of basebas EIa Fame
Italian Dressing Formerly
ing when he one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18

All you need do Is make salad with this golden oil
vinegar dressing and bet you'll agree Krafts Italian
Dressing abousy good! Rare herbs fresh spices and just
the right touch of garlic give most delicious unusual
favor And the cngs to the green's every stays
coated delight to behold Better stop right and put
Kraft Italian your shopping list
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-08-20
ANTIOCH BAPTIST

Sunday School was called to
order at $50 am. by the Supt.
Miss Albertha Jones. The lesson
was beautifully taught by the
teachers, subject, "The Courage
of Daniel" AT IL am. devotional
was led my Deacon II. l.. Lundy.
Usher Board No. ? and the male
chorus rendered service. Rev. w.
T. Thompson brought the mes
sage, subject, go Wash in the
Pool Of Silaam," St. John Oil.
Bro. Thompson preached out Of
his soul, and the message was en-
ioyed by all. At $50 pm. BTU
hour. Mrs. Vote Mcleod, presid-
ing. At z pm. devotional was led
by Deacon NJ. j. Summersett
Usher board No. 2 and the male
chorus rendered service. Rev. X.
D. Daniel brought the message,
subject. "Under The Providing Of
God" Bro. Daniel preached a
wonderful sermon. We are happy
to have our friends worship with
us.
Rev. o. w. Foster. pastor
A. L. Johnson, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-08-20
Three Others in Cabinet
Miamian Elected To Pilot
AME Church Youth Group

Given the nod by esteemed
Bishop Carey A. Gibbs, presiding
prelate of the 18th Episcopal Dis
trict, youth in attendance at the
State Tri-InStitute organized the
state body of the Richard Allen
Youths Council.
Seventy-five young people are
the initial organization in Florida.
They have elected the following
officers for the year: Louis Jack
son, st. Paul (Miami), president;
Kelly Brown, Jacksonville, vice
president; Shelia Collins, Jackson
vile, secretary; Jency Mae Penny,
West Palm Beach, assistant sec
rotary; FRANKLIN Sands, st. Paul
(Miami), treasurer; Alvin Park
er, FIT. Pierce, chaplain; James
Corbett, South Maimi, parlia-
mentarian and Betty Richardson,
Jacksonville; Evadney Curtin,
Greater Bethel (Miami), Alder
tina Williams, ST. Petersburg, re-
gional reporters.
A statewide booster campaign
for RAYC is underway. Young
people will organize local RAYC
groups and work toward the goals
of receiving a plaque for each
church and the slowing cup" for
the Episcopal District. The drive
will eliminate Dec. is. Mrs.
Marian H. Shannon was appoint
ed Regional Florida Director and
will be assisted by Mrs. Annie
Baldwin of Tallahassee and Mrs.
Booker of Jacksonville. Rev. r.
Edwin Lamb is state director of
education.
Organized connectionally in
1887 at Memphis, Tenn, under the
direction of DR.. S. S. Morris, ST.,
who was in attendance at the or
ganization in Jacksonville, Bishop
Carey A. Gibbs was the first
connection president, RAYC was
organized to integrate, recruit and
seek to make the work of exist
ing youth organizations more eff
fective and widespread. II is de-
voted to spreading the message of
christianity through young people
by urging them TO take definite
and active part in church work.
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Rev. John E. Cary, presiding
elder of the Daytona Beach dis
trict, will preach during the morn
ing worship August %. During
'he evening service, Rev. r. j.
Blaine and. the congregation of
st. Paul win be in charge of the
worship.
A call is extended to all young
people by Forrest Reynolds, Jr.,
TO be present during the league
hour and assist in the reorganiza-
tion of the league. Miss Barbara
Wooten and delegates who at
tended the State Tri Meeting in
Jacksonville are also anxious to
organize the Richard Allen Youth
Council.
Observance of Women'S Day
has been changed to Sept. IL. Co
chairmen Catherine Peterson and
Magadelene Johnson are urging
full cooperation for this effort.
Captain for the Gardenias spear
headed by Mrs. Johnson are: Mes
DANES Classic Porter, Joyce Smith,
Georgia Harris, Mabel William
son, Esther Scott, Rachel Chance,
Edna NJ. Owens, Ida B. Jackson,
Susie Smith, Marian Martin, Mary
Smiley, Carrie Adderley, Rose
White, A. Cox, Minnie Blake,
Queenie Holton, Sadie Dean, jose
phine Stovall, Melsie Burroughs,
Julia Birch, Bessie Smith, Doro-
thy Williams, Gaynell Boyd, Ma
mic Cole, Prudence Johnson,
Lottie Williams, Dorothy Brown,
Wilhelmina Gay, Jerona Jamison,
Eliza James, Merlene Baine,
Magdalene Ambrose and Bertha
McMath. Mrs. Peterson is head
of the Garden of Roses group.
On last Sunday, the pastor
preached from the theme "Be We
transformed" The following per-
sons were accepted for member
ship: Mary E. Faust, Henrietta
Rodgers, Cleora Y. Wood, Mamie
Lee Taylor and Lawyer Cheever.
You are always welcome at the
Friendly Church.
Quarterly Conference will be
held August 1928. Members,
board and clubs are urged to have
reports ready.
Rev. A. j. Reddick, pastor
Bro. Ralph V. White, Sec'y
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BAPTIST HEAD
COMMUNES
RUSSIANS

MOSCOW - CAMP - The
Rev. DR.. j. H. Jackson, president
of the National Baptist Conven-
ton, u. S. A., Inc, last week as
sisted in communion service at a
Moscow church.
The occasion marked the first
time an American protestant has
administered communion to Rus
slams since the Communist took
over after World War l.
The Rev. DIR. Theodore F.
Adams, pastor of the First Bap-
fist Church, Richmond, Va, new
head of the World Baptist AL
lance, led the service which at
tracted about 1000 persons. The
Moscow Baptist Church, has
about 5000 members, but only
half can get into it at one time.