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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-04-21
EBENEzER METHODIST

Ebenezer was honored with
quite a few visitors Sunday. We
hope they enjoyed the services
and will return soon. The Cong
regation comes In full expecta-
ton of spiritual refreshment now,
and enjoys having others share
with them.
The Pastor, Reverend Hall,
chose his text from the Scriptures
as set forth in st. James, IA, and
developed the subject Submit
yourselves therefore to Cod. The
timely points were that God ere
ated us, knows our hearts and
minds, and Is the one to say what
we are and what we represent,
therefore we should humble our
selves in his sight. This was one
of Reverend Halls best discours-
es.
There was great anticipation Of
the tea which was held at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
johnson Sunday afternoon, honor
ing Presidents of the Stewardess
Boards. They were Mesdames Nell
lie Powers, Elsie Griffin, Eliza
beth Arnold, Esther Norris, and
Sadie Jones. These honored ladies
have given many years of UNI
selfish service, Of their material
blessings, and their spiritual
strength to the building and main
tenance of Ebenezer Church.
Honor now is honor due. Let us
hope and pray that they will have
some years to enjoy the fruits Of
their labor, and that every day
will be honor day. Mrs. Griffin,
who has been feeble in recent
months; having to curb her &C
tivity, managed to be present. It
was like an answered prayer to
have her with us in person again.
The Johnsons had all the guests
that they could possibly entertain
at one gathering, and everyone
enjoyed himself tremendously. 1t
was Somewhat of a financial sue
cess also.
Remember WSCS meeting 400
pm. on Sunday in the basement.
Rev. A D. Hall, pastor
F. M. Murray, reporter
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ALLEN CHAPEL A. M. E.

It was high day at Allen Chap
ell all day Sunday, as they moved
into their new church on the COR
ner at NV 5th ave. and 22nd teri.
The pastor, Rev. Blocker, prais-
ed the members loudly for their
very fine work in making it pos
Sible to purchase and build the
new Allen Chapel.
The Sunday School, led by Bro.
John Glover, was at its best.
Choir Nos. l and 2 led the pro-
cesSion at the II o'clock hour.
Many hearts were full because of
joy.
Evening service began prompt
ly at 7:20 pm. The pastor con-
Quoted the devotional service and
delivered a soul-Stirring sermon.
He spoke from st. Mark 1:8. Text:
indeed baptize you with the Holy
Chose. One convert was baptized
Allen Chapel is making ready
to lay the corner stone Sunday
afternoon, April %, at 8 pm.
Bishop c. A. Gibbs will be the
principal figure on this occasion.
There will be series of SER
vices beginning Monday night,
April %, at $50 with the Rev.
l; c. MickinS and congregation in
charge. On Thursday night the
Rev. j. B. Blackwell and congre-
CATION will be in charge. Friday
night, the Rev. A. D.. Hall and
congregation will be in charge.
The public is invited to attend
these services. The pastor is call
ing aid trustees Sunday night to
meeting after the service.
Rev. E. M. Blocker, pastor
John Glover, secretary
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FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST

The $50 am. Sunday School
was conducted by the superinten-
dent Deacon James Ross. The de-
votional services were spiritually
high. The message was brought
to us by a visiting minister, the
Rev. H. L. Stevens of Daytona
Beach. His text was St. John 3:15.
The evening devotional services
were conducted by Deacon SUIT
ion and Deacon Wise. Our pastor
delivered very inspiring mes
sage. Text: Chronicles TIA Theme
The Way to God is the Old Knee
Way.
The No. / choir rendered music
for the morning services. The No
2 choir rendered music for the
evening services. The No. 2 Usher
board was in charge for the day.
There were fcu~ connected to the
church during the day.
Remember, Wv are always
welcome at Friendship.
Rev. c. ]. Burney, pastor
Claudia Wilson, reporter
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ANTIOCH BAPTIST
BROWNSVILLE

Antioch is truly on the upward
march. Sunday was another day
long to be remembered The
pastor preached out of his soul
both morning and evening. His
text in the morning was Hebrews
1912; subject, 1.-THE Christian
Race" Choir No. sang in the
morning while choir No. 2 rend-
cred service in the evening.
Don't forget the anniversary OF
choir No. 2 which begins April
10 and closes on the 22nd, with
the Rev. P. w. Williams deliver
ing the anniversary sermon. Our
pastor, choir and congregation
will render service at the Minis
tiers and Deacons' Union which
meets in Fl. Lauderdale, April 81,
at 8 pm.
Words for thought: Whatever
mistakes we make in life we must
always remember God sti1 loves
us. For greater love hath no man
than to give his only begotton
Son; for whoSoever believeth ON
him shall have eternal life.
Rev. E. D. Richardson, pastor
Odessa Williams, reporter
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FIRST UNITARIAN

Human Failure and the Holy
Trinity" will be the sermon topic
Of The Rev. Hugo P. Leaning,
Acting Minister of the First Uni
tartan Church, Dixie Highway at
SW 20 Road, on Sunday April %,
IL am.
On Wednesday, April IS, BIS
pm, The Miami Community For
TN will present a lecture-demon-
stration on the "Psychotherapeu-
tic Values of Amateur Dramatics. "
Sam Hirsch, director Of local
school of drama, and his students
will present the program.
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]. T. Brown
Theological
Seminar News

Opening Of the ]. 7. Brown
Seminar is now in session at the
Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist
Church, NV 4th street and 9th
ave. in Fort Lauderdale. Rev.
Robert H. Lee Is the pastor.
The seminar will be in session
throuCh May IL, and the number
of students already enrolled Is
81. Teachers Of the various
classes are DIR. L. T. Whitelock OF
Florida Normal and Industrial
Memorial College, and DR.. Il. La
Holly, dean of the college.
The president is requesting all
ministers of the Florida East
Coast and Seaboard Association
to enroll in the seminar. The
women class will begin on April
80. Your prayers are solicited for
a successful term.
Rev. P. w. Williams, Pres.
Rev. c. ]. BuTney, reporter
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NEW HOPE BAPTIST

The spirit was high throughout
the day, beginning with Sunday
School with the superintendent in
charge. A very heart warming
message was delivered at the IL
o'clock worship.
At 8 pm. the Pastors Aid
Union met and a glorious time was
enjoyed by all present. The No.
/ and 2 choirs rendered song ser
vice, and sang out of their souls.
The Holy Spirit was truly pres
emit. We wish to thank the mem
bers and many friends for their
great attendance.
Evening worship, our pastor
delivered a soul stirring message
from the 14th chapter of Jobs.
His subject, sob ponders the flu
ture and asks the ageless ques-
ton, IF a man dies shall he live
again? F." We were blessed to
take in three members during the
day.
Rev. Poe of Moultrie, Ca, will
close out our revival ON Friday
night, April 20. We enjoyed Rev.
c. L. Ponder of Moultrie for the
past week.
Let us continue to visit with
the sick and pray for their
speedy recovery.
We will look forward DO seeing
you in church on Sunday. Visi-
tors are always welcome at New
Hope.
Rev. J. E. Brown, pastor
|. A. L. Stephens, reporter
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Sunday School was opened at
Gas with assistant superintendent
Master Roosevelt benson, pre-
siding. The school was largely at
tended with all teachers at their
classes. At IL o'clock our pastor
preached a soul-stirring message
which everybody enjoyed. The
BTU held its meeting at its usual
hour Sunday night. Rev. Kitchen
brought to us another great mes
sage. He spoke from Exodus %,
"a woman conceived and brought
forth a child" The sermon was
enjoyed very much. You are al
ways welcome to come and wor-
ship at Mt. Calvary.
Rev. E. M. Thomas, pastor
Ruthie L. Mincey, reporter
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$50 JEHOVAH'S
WITNESSES
ATTEND CONFAB
BY w. c. POWELL
Chairman Public Relations

A. capacity audience Of $50
thronged the Pall|bearers Temple
in West Tampa, as climax OF q
three day assembly Of Jehovah's
Witnesses from Southern Florida.
Over Is delegates from Miami
joined with more than 500 from
10 other units as they assembled
30 hear more information to aid
in effective gospel preaching and
Christian Bible instruction. DEM
onstrations, discourses and play
lets pointed to the need OF adj
vanced Bible research to stimu-
late the preaching Of the king
dom work.
The key speaker Of the gath
ering was H. L. BriSsett, district
superintendent of the seaboard
states from Virginia to Florida.
Mr.. Brissett set the theme Of the
opening session Friday evening,
April IS, "Be Rich in Right
Works" Included also Friday
evening was a Ministry Schoo.
program featuring speakers from
the various congregations. Sat-
urday afternoon, April IA, the
Baptism and concentrated house
to house preaching in the Tampa
area took the highlights of the
afternoon.
That evening 4N1 were in at
tendance to hear BriSsett speak ON
examining our ministry. A dem
onstration followed to show how
BRO. Negligent" after contracting
a sincere bible student with much
interest, failed 10 return and cul-
tivate this interest, and upon
making a tardy return visit re-
ceived a cold welcome and a not
interested attitude, and then Bro.
Negligent" went away bewild-
cred. The sessions stressed the i'm
portance of quality and effective
ness in kingdom work.
Sunday at 3 pm. $50 heard the
principal talk of the convention,
Consulting God on World Al
fairs" BrisSett stated mankind
is in need of reliable guidance in
this time of crisis, but the major
ity of the people have ignored
the sure source of ''beacon light
Gods word, the Holy. Bible.
Rather" he further stated, "they
consult the occult science or for
tune tellers, and imperfect man to
find remedy for world distress"
The speaker then strongly ad-
monished, with the use of excel
lent illustrations the need and
logic of pointing to the holy
scriptures. It was pointed out
that rich mineral wealth was re-
Gently discovered in Palestine by
noting the location of such places
as mentioned in the old Hebrew
scriptures.
After the three concluding talks
the happy throngs dispersed to
their homes in southern Florida
locations.
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METROPOLITAN A. M. E

"He that dwell in the secret
places of the Most High, shall
abide under the shadow of the AL
mighty" Psalms Oil.
The "Baby Me, Baby Nine"
contest came to a close Monday
Night, with Odell Mason captur-
ing the victor's crown and the UNI
usual title of "Baby Me-" He plac-
ed first in the contest with a total
of $4,000. Placing second and
gaining the title of "Baby Nine,
was Wanda Juanita Clayton, with
a total of $172.30. Another parti-
cipant in the contest was, baby
Joan Brown.
Friday night, the second Quar-
terly Conference will be held at
8: pm. All clubs and boards are
asked to be present with writ
ten and financial report.
Sunday School services will
begin at $50, with the Superin-
tendent, Mrs. Dorothy ]. Madison
in charge. The Subject Of the les
son to be discussed, "The Church
Endures Persecution"
Morning worship will begin
promptly at 11:00 am. Music will
be rendered by the Teen-age
Choir. Presiding Elder, w. +. Ball
is expected to be in charge Of the
morning services. Each Of you is
invited out to worship with us,
while DR.. Ball, give us, the word
of God.
Allen Christian E n d e avor
League brings 10 us in discussion,
an unusual amount of daily ex-
perience. You will be able to lend
much to these discussions and
perhaps gain other profitable in
formation by attending the league
hour.
Evening worship will begin at
TOO pm. Music will be rendered
by Choir No. 2 You are also in
vited to attend these services.
Come out and listen to a wonder
full message brought to you by the
man of God. Surely your hearts
will be made to feel glad, while
he talks with us by the way.
THE PASTORS WORD
You live in God and He lives in
you, surrounding, Unfolding, pro-
tecting and shielding you from
all harm.
A feeling of joy and peace
comes into your mind and heart
as you rest in Gods love. ALI
fears leaves you. Tension, strain,
feelings of aloneness are banished
when you know that God guides
you safely and unerringly through
every moment of the day and
night.
Whatever you do, wherever you
may be, God is with you. Safe
and secure in His love you walk
joyously and fearlessly in paths of
peace, happiness, and security.
AS you dwell in the conscious
ness of Gods loving care, it be-
GENES easy for you to release
those you love into His care also.
Each dear one you intrust to Gods
care and keecing is surrounded
by His love, protected by His
power. You and these whom you
pray for are drawn closer to the
loving heart of God.
Rev. H. M. Salmon, pastor
j. B. Cole, reporter
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MT. TABOR BAPTIST

The Sabbath Day was inSpira-
tional to all attendants, beginning
with Sunday School, Brother WAL
don in charge. Teachers and stu
dents exchanged thoughts in the
knowledge of carrying on as
Christians. The subject was "The
Courage of the Early Christians"
Glass No. 8 received the Collec-
ton Banner and class No. 4, the
collection and attendance BAN
ners. Sister Annie Laura Powell,
delegate to the 76:!a session of the
State Sunday School and BTU.
Congress at GAINESVILLE, Florida,
gave complete and commendable
report
The morning worship began
with prayer meeting led by Dea-
con S. Bruton, ST., choir No. 2
singing melodiously. Rev. Byrd
carried all 10 Throne of grace,
using as text John 10:11, 81 am
the good Shepherd. The good
shepherd giveth his life for the
sheep" Rev. lack Mackey Of
Tampa was pulpit guest.
Deacon A. L. Thompson, dele
gate to the State Baptist Con-
vention made a full report ON each
de 5artment, including the money
raised. The report was highly &C
cepted.
The prayer meeting at 7:30 pm.
was fiery and again spiritual
feast was enjoyed, the text taken
from Matthew 1927. The pastor
struck responsive chord in every
heart.
At 1 pm. amidst beauty and
happy onlookers Miss Inez Arms
ter and Mr.. James w. Wilcox
were married by Rev. ]. N. Byrd.
Mrs. Wilcox is a graduate of
Tuskeggee Institute. Many years
of happiness TO the couple.
AT 3 pm. Rev. Byrd officiated
at another wedding at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. L. M. Byrd, 1895
NV Goth teri. when Turnit Sin
clair and Miss Gladys Johnson ex-
changed matrimonial vows. They
were covered with smiles.
MIR. and Mrs. Louise Bowie are
at home, 1850 NV 65th Terrace,
apartment NEWLY weds-Ruth)
The Silver Sip Tea at 4 pm.
was an enjoyable affair. Mrs. Sill
yer Butler was mistress of cere-
mony. Those appearing on the
program were Mrs. R. Duckett,
Mrs. Isabelle Blue, Mrs. Rose
Niurnlin and others. Mr.. J. P.
Walden was the the principal
speaker. Members of the uShers'
board wish TO thank all partici-
rants and guests. Mrs. Matthew,
Mrs. B. Wilson, Mrs. Butler, Mrs.
E. j. Walden has left for Grand
Lodge.
Chicken dinners will be sold
Saturday at the dining room of
the Church. Sponsors: Sis. "A. L..
Powell, Sis. Belle White.
Rev. j. N. Byrd, pastor
Helen A. Franklin, reporter
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ST. FRANCIS XAVIER

Sacred Heart NoVena
"wednesday ESQ Pm
ouoiIe Always tnVRec
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CHURCH OF CHRIST

1858 NV. 9th st.
F, L. Thompson, pastor
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6a95 Wv. l4th Ave.
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Arrangements are being made
for the celebration of the Gath an
niversary Of Temple in May. All
auxiliaries are making special eff
forts to see that this be an oc-
caSion of thanksgiving for the
work.
On Sunday the Rev. Gorge L.
Sawyer will be the speaker at IL
am. and the Rev. Ernest Hutche-
son will preach at tbs pm. The
junior choir will sing during the
morning and the senior during the
evening.
At $50 pm. a program will be
given in celebration of the 22nd
anniversary of the ordination of
Rev. DR.. A. H. Ferguson, pastor
st. Matthew's AME Zion Church,
to the ministry. The public is in
vited.
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BAHAT ASSEMBLY

Mrs. Romette Dawson will dis
cuss "PropheSy Fulfilled" 7:45
pm. Sunday; at the Baha'i Gen.
ter, 1877 NV 18th ave. All races
and faiths are invited to attend.
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MAN to work week ends at serv-
ice station. Tom Webster. Amo-
co Service Station. 210 E. Third
St. Phone l72, Farmville, 1-3-2t
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Mr., Mrs. Charles Womack, Jr., OF
Guinea Observe 18th Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Womack,
Jr.. Of Guinea Mills. Cumberlan nd.
celebrated their 25th wedding an
niversary on Christmas Day at
Mr.. Womack's ancestral home,
"WOodville."
King Winter seemed to smile
on this festive occasion. as the
weather was balmy.
Mrs. Womack was charmlngly
attired in a lovely blue dress, with
beautiful corsage. Mr.. Womack
wore a boutonniere to match.
Beginning with the door decor
alton at the front entrance, the
home was tastefully decorated in
red. green and white, in keeping
with the season.
Mrs. Doyle Rich and Mrs. Leigh
r. Womack presided at the punch
bowl and served the wedding cake
The same color motif was carried
out in refreshments and in a
beautiful centerpiece on the long
dining table.
Among the IS guests present
were Miss Barbara Smith, Of
Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. w. E
Peterson of Hollywood. Md; Mr.
and Mrs. Curtis Jennings anc
son. Livingston, and Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Tanner. all Of Lynchburg
Winfrey Meador. Mr.: and Mrs
Clarence Taylor and daughters
all of Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs
Bascom Price and daughter Edith
Mrs. Doyle Rich. Mr.. and MRS
Nelson Harrington and children
Jackie and Diane, Mr.. and Mrs
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Frank Osborn. all of Farmville:
Mr.. and Mrs Charles CrOWder.
of Route 3. Farmville; Irwin
Marshall Baker. III. Of Carriers
Vile: Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Beasley.
of Cumberland; Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuben Johns of Pleasant VAL
ley; Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Robinson,
and Mrs j. K. Robinson; Mr..
and Mrs George Price. all of
Raines: Mr.. and Mrs. Louis N.
Agee: Mrs. r. L. Agee. Jr., and
Mrs. r. L. Agee. III. all of Stod-
dert; Mrs. Marvin Brown. Mr.
and Mrs Ell Foster Clarence
Foster and son. Franklin. Mr.. and
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SERVICES

D1TCH1N0 - let Us dig your
bitches, septic tanks. etc. by ma
chine. especially designed for that
purpose. Rural work solicited.
Putney Plumbing and Heating
Phone 483. Farmville. Va. 4-2l-tf
G. E. TELKVISION sa1es and
service. Hotpoint appliances sales
and service. Motley Hardware
Co.. 1873 and 231 Main St. phone
258 or 302, Farmville, Va. elliott
YOUR JOHN DEERE Dealer:
Shanaberger q Sons. Rt. 400 East.
phone 998. Farmville. Va. 5-27-tf
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Darlington Hgts.

1t. Col and w. p Glover and
sons. Richard. Billy and John. of
Chicago. and Mrs. Mary s. Payne
and Mrs. Lucy Glover, OF Rich
mond. spent Wednesday in the
homes of their Singleton relatives.
Mrs. Payne was in the neighbour
hood until Sunday.
Christmas dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. E. Morris and Mr..
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PUPPIES-Cocker Spaniels. pure
bred without papers. blends and
particolors. w. D. Gravatt, Burke
vile, Va. 1-3-2p
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and Mrs. Clinton Childress were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lynn ana
Michael. Of Richmond. and Mr.
and Mrs. Babe Morris. OF CuileH.
Lynn Morris is visiting IN tlie
home for the week end.
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HELP WANTED

MARRIED MAN to work on
dairy farm. Hugh jenkins. Green
Bay. Va. l2-3O-2t
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FOR SALE

SPECIAL Clearance of Singer
Sewing Machines taken as trade
ms. We have about 10 treadle
Singer Sewing machines priced
from $3.50 to $3.50. Singer Sew
ing Center. Main Street. Farm
Vile. l-3-lt
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GIRL to live on, care for two
girls, general homework in Rich
mond. Good home. salary and lib
eral time off. Write Box ~" Care
Farmville Herald. l2-3O-3t
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Mrs. Neal Smith and children,
Janice, Arthur Neal. Danny and
Judy, all of the Antioch neigh
borhood. The Womacks received
70 anniversary gifts.
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CT AS st FI"E b S
FOR SALE

YOUR JOHN DEERE Dealer.
Shanaberger q Sons, Rt. 460 East.
phone 99S. Farmville. Va. 5-27-tf
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MAN-fOr an old established IN
surance debit. Good salary. OPP
portunity for advancement. Call
Farmville 559M or Gal. l2-3O-tf
MAN OR WOMAN to take over
route of established Watkins GUS
toners in the city of Farmville.
Earnings Unlimited. No invest
ment necessary. We will help you
get started. Write the j. r. Wat
kins Company, Dept. So. Rich
mond. Va. l2-6-4tp Cd
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FEMALE-Lady with ready-to-
wear sales experience to train for
buyer of ready-to-Wear an d
sportswear. Apply, Davidson's.
Farmville, Va. 1-3-lt
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FOR SALE

STOvEWOOD: Dry kindling
blocks and stove length oak slabs
Special prices for quantity orders.
Buffalo Shook Co. 12-9-tf
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WANTED

TIMBERLAND and cut over land.
highest prices paid. Landon At
kins, Realtor, Planters Bank
Bldg, Farmville. Phone BOOM or
1888. 6-24-tf
TO BUY-White oak veneer logs.
Highest prices paid in Southside
Virginia. For specifications and
prices cantact j. Haywood Order.
Chatham, Virginia. Telephone
564l 12-13-16t
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USED CARS

Better Buys
In Good
USED CARS
194e BUICK
Convertible, low. low. low mile
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top. Priced for quick sale
1852 BUICK
4-door super. dynaflo. radio and
heater. Good clean car.
1854 JAGUAR
Mark VII. 4-door sedan. 20
600 miles. radio. heater. auto
matte transmission. A very
clean car.
1851 MERCURY
4-door sedan, radio, heater and
scat covers. Low mileage and
clean.
1852 STUDEBAKER
2-door starlight. hard top,
Commander. automatic trans
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l949 FORD
4-door sedan, radio and heater
A very clean car.
1851 STUDEBAKER
Champion. = door Deluxe.
Radio and heater. Nice clean
car.
1919 BUICK
4-door super. dynaflo. radio
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Convertible-A real car and
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1852 FORD
y ton pickup, radio. heater and
very low mileage.
Special price. on oil above
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BRICKERT
OIL COMPANY
305 W. 3rd St. Ph. 203
Fermvills. 70.
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OFFICE MANAGER-Mal of fe-
male. Apply Davidson's, Farm
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Totals 44l9lO7 Totals II IS So
Halftime score: 1923. st. Johns.

Totals 221l5 SIS Totals 25ll6l
Halftime score: $3.50. DeMatha.