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DENrM ASSISTANT, technical and

DENTAL ASSISTANT. white. single
N-'IO, experience not necessary
tor work IN ne. WASHINGTON area,
Must be neat, high school grRdu-
ate Box il5-Y. Star -"
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HELP-MEN

TEACHERS, university and his. level
S3.SOn 10 i,SO0 plus all exp pd
Col. deg nee Immed Mr. Ford
at BOYD'S, cor 18th and G SITS
NV INA S-3340l
TIRE CHANGER, experienced in tube
repair, in mounting truck tires.
Apply. at 1890 Branch ave, Silver
Hill Md IL
TIRE SALESMAN, residing in Viz
GINA. must have car and be will
ing to work evenings; excellent sal
airy 10 start Apply COLROSS TIRE
CORP. $40 ~ Henry st. Alex
andrla. Va, bet. $40 and 5 pm.
ASK for ]. W. MAXIM Is
TIRE MAN. white. married, between
the ages OF @i-35 Apply in person
Mr.. REYNOLDS. AIS Hampden
lane, Bethesda. IL
TOBACCO CLERK at Carrier Drug
Center, Arl, 4S-hr., 6-day week
Salary Sl.!5 per hr. Good employ
ment record plus some sales eXpe-
rlence necessary. Apply in person
to Mr.. KesSler. Ill
TRAILER SERVICE MAN. expcr.
must be able to tow, service. and
set-up house trailerS. Salary open.
Call Parkway 5-lg32 III
TREE MAN. experienced, good
climber Call OIL $4,000 III
TRUCK DRIVER, experienced. Apply
1913 4th st. ne
TV SERvICEMAN-out mostly
warranty calls transportation fur
nlshed permanent Salary open
CERTIFIED TV, Ala H st. ne
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HELP-WOMEN
Executives Assistant

COURTESY ASSOCIATES has
opening for intelligent. quick tilted,
and personable young college wo-
man LIS wears Call Miss Becker
MA. S-l4l2, $50 to . pm. 10
FILE CLERK, national research Or
ganization. air-cond bldg some
typing required; salary, $3.50 mo
Call MRS. CARTER, RE. 7-S52S,
for an appointment. lie
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white, age 20 to
30, eXper good salary; hrs 10 to
!. FOXHALL PHARMACY. FE
3-3g39 Ill
FOUNTAIN GIRL. white. is yrs or
over, full time, alternate day and
hightWork. POTOMAC DRUG
STORE 1864 Wisconsin ave NV
FRONT DESK CLERK. for large ex-
elusive apartment building aee 80
To 80. permanent position; must
be experienced; am to ESQ y m
alternate week 2'3O pm to 1880
Give age height, weight phone
number and experience names and
phone number Of references Re-
nlv Boy 4G7-P Star 10
GENERAL CLERICAL, some tipping
. to $40, Sat. to / ; under 35
white. sol Attn st. ne, Ii, 1880.
Ill
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YOUNG MAN ol-35. TO ASSIST
manager in local branch coaSt-to-
coast organization Experience UNI
necessary. Must be able to converse
intelligently and be satisfied WITH
500 per week to start Rapid .ad-
vancement If accepted Phone MR.
SMITH. Elk. 3-II61, before noon.
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CLERKS
RECORD DEPT
CLERKS TFNO

/ CLERK STENO.
estate CO.. able type 80 wp'm.: in
iSurance eNper pref good salary
bonus ard insurance plan Appl,
personnel dept CAFRIIZ co
/ l4.4 K -. NV Room 3Ia. Ii
CLERK -1YPIST. for insurance office
1-day week, permanent position
/ Sa!arv TO start commemorate will
abliliy ana qualifications Appl
! III Dupont Circle Bldg l34i
( Conn, ave n " 10
F tLERKTYPIST Is to 35. To-
/ permanent Office positions in ar,
7 conditioned bldg VIII consider b..
gspners. SO a m to 4.I5 nm; >.
Jay week Annual and SICK cave
group insurance economical cafe.
terra. Apply personnel office ,irc
hooI., EQUITABLE LIFE lNsUR
I ANCE co. SIG 14th ST nv. Ill
iCLIRk-TYPISTS. bv national trad,
ASSOCIATION. Iu-hf., i-CaY WE air
cond bids Many emDioye hrrrflis
Ca! EX 3-1d3U 10
CLERK -TYPIST. 20 be trained 10,
zoo as titlP CLERK tor large auto.
mobile dealer ideal sob Tor some
one located IN Fails Cufch Va
area. jE 1900. III
CLERK-TYPI>T. 1885 Casua!ty
claims DEPARTMENT Oupor'uH.t!
ioF advancement MRS REFS 3it
Woodward Bldg ID 1-jlSu lit
CLERk-TYPIsT- Good Opt 10
person with business training g.,
exper Company benefits. s. -da,
WI Opt 20 advance See Mr.
Palmer N person PALMER FORD
;,l.t2 Hamilton 81 Hyaits Md
WA 10000 Iii
CLERk-TYPIST-Integcstinr posi-
ton With national Olzani2ailon
Tor Young LADY Win ability 10 typ,
~ 10 ~ Wpn Good opportuui',
iof ar snefmcni Pleasant work
ing conditions. vacation plan hos.
p!iali2aton , GAYS week Cal
MISS LEE ST. 3-"3U5 10
tIf IN -TlfIST. permanent position
college BACKGROUND preferred mus
be accurate with figures oppor
luENH ,oi advancement Age - u
IN yrs Excellent wursiEs CuuGt
- -hr. week substantial EMPLOY,
benefits salary opru Call MR.
( COMMINS ST @-314l II
Cl.EIkTIPISI FOR mortgage loar
/ department OF downtown Saving!
ana loan ASSOCIATION Previou,
experience procesSing FLA anC
Va loan applications and know /
rGEe Of shortnard desirable btu
me- essential 5-day week arc
MANY emp!nyc benefits Agc - Il
90 Cal Mr. HARRELL, 1918 Eyt
y nv RE- $40" IL
CLERk TYPIST- Permanent post.
ton in branch Office OF casualt,
I Insurance company insurance eY.
percnce preferred 5-day an.
IN Wk |o-4 80 Phone for appt
tx .!Gll GREAT AMERICAN
( INDEMNITY co $50 WOODWARD
B!dg l!th and II stS nv ii.
LtRk-TiPtST. young lady, white
Tor permanent position with hft
insurance co. ,I5-hT wk pleasant
WORKING conditions Company bene.
MS See Mr. MANGUM I"@t
Conn eve NV md n IN
CLERk IiPIST. IN Aforementioned
once Of plumbing and heating CON
tractor excellent working rOndi
uon, good hours Cali Mr. VANCE
inr APPOINTMENT. ST 3-14S1 n
tLtRk- TiPIST. operate mimeoFraph
ma nine mod alr-Cund Office
n-dH' j1-hr week Apply after
. N Room sos lll5 lath ST
CLERK TlPIST 20 work IN nationa
association white. 49, 70 40 yrs OF
age - words per minute. 500 peI
mo paid vacation ard other en-
pioye bcnettS Call Mr. SMITH
Dl t-Hill Tor appf Ia
CLERK TiPIST, pleasant workine
conditions IN insurance agency
Must Ike dcta.! work Gail AD
MI AfRG coy
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UNUSUAL
READ THIS THOROUGHLY

one Of the oldest and larg-
est landScaping and nursery
products companies Operat-
ing nationally will employ
men In the WASHINGTON area
TO call on our established GUS
toners and open new &C
counts.
No EXPERIENCE RE
CURED We have one Of the
finest training programs in
the industry Income is sub
Stantial and immediate
Many OF our statesmen are
earning at the rate OF S7.00u-
$4,000 and more. Top men
well over $1,000. Plenty OF
opportunity also for man
sgrment positions. Winter is
one Of our busiest seasons
contracting for spring de-
livery.
II you are in a seasonal
business RIGHT NOW rs
THE TIME to make a change
Get into a business that is
NOT SEASONAL and April
May, June ard July are
peaE months with us. The
work is pleasant, dlgnif1ed.
SemiprotesSional selling and
offers lifetime career. Our
customers repeat year after
year
This Is strictly SALES
WORK and We are not inter-
ested in landscape gardeners
or laborers. Applicants should
he over 20 married and must
have car
Give phone number and
personal BACKGROUND For
personal interview. phone Mr.
r " DEALS. HU. 3-f313,
MONDAY through Wednesday,
- n : pm, or write Box
1H-R, star 10
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HELP-MEN

YOUNG MAN, for kitchen work.
sober, reliable. Apply, MRS, NEW
som. 1908 You ST. NV 10
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JR. BOOKKEEPER
Kitchen Supervisor
MANAGER

For Washington branch @,
a hiEh prestige firm IhlS is
a career opportunity with
further advancement posi-
bllitieS IN the world finest
dlrcCt-to-ConSumcT cosmetic
business. Applicants must lr
between % ana IS and IN
excellent health Also must
be ambitious and have proven
leadership abiuty This is
not a travelling iOt hut car Is
required All Office and other
expenses including automc-
bile allowance, II" pa!u uy
the company. Cosmetics rN-
pcrleGcC not necessary as We
Will thoroughly tram the sue
ccSSiIl applicant who will re-
ceiVe an excellent starting
salary and automatic bonus
increases For interview. tele-
phone DI -44Nu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-10

~ ~ NS AVAAA4N
To learn property manage
ment work with large es-
tablished real estate Arm:
Job with future; auto neceS-
Sary Write Box 247-Y, Star
Ill
YOUNG MEN over IL white Pleas
ant outdoor for summer months
Il hours Der day. average 81 81
per hour, See MR.. MURRAY, RIM
iu2. l4O5 G ST. NV 10
YOUNG MEN to work stock. helI
with window trimming In retail
shoe stores, II ambitious. will pro-
mote to better-paying position. For
details call MR. YATES WO. =
pnRH u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-10

MATH major, engineering ma,h
local Eood sal iull and pari
time al. once Miss Bell BOYD 5
cor 18th and q SIS INA S."3I0l
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GENERAL CLERICALS

knowledge OF tipping. accurate
with figures. Pleasant working con
ditionS with good starting salary
Discounts on personal purchases
Apply Mr. Stewart
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
l3Ia st. NV Ii
GENERAL OFFICE WORK and typ
ing-h. S. graduate 5-day week
attractive Office; company benefits
Woodward Bldg. 18th and II SITS
NV. Call Elk. 3-T20S for appoint
ment. 10
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HELP-WoMEN
MATHEMATICIAN

Young woman, aged o0-35. 10 do
mathematical computations and as
siSt engineers in data taking in lab
oratory for engineering research
t1rm In Alexandria. Must be COL
lege graduate Experience helpful;
5-day 40-hour week salary open.
Call XII. 9-S765 for appt 10
MEDICAL Technolosist. to 81 900
PhySiotherapist. VIII TO 81. 900
\ Ray Techs, VIII NV. $500
Medical RECEIPT -typist S2l0
+ (. x. CIerk-typlStS, yng. Open
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL
900 I1th wv Pm 5uu ME y ouuo
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WANTED
give MEN
HELP-WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT. graduate, take su-
perpIsory responsibility IN member
snip organization income from
dues, budget experience tate edu.
rFilbn experience and refs sal
ary expected BOX IO3-R, Star.
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DENTAL ASSISTANT
Department Manager

No Saturdays, good salary: expe.
ms DU 5-la3" If
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MILLINERY MANAGER


We are looking for a manager for
one OF Washington most progress
Si'e millinery stores. The woman We
seek must be able to handle per-
Sonneh eood al display. assist on
the floor, and have the ability to be
IN complete charge Of good VOL
ume store We can assure the per-
son elected good salary plus
bonus ARRANGEMENT No travelling
or buying experience necessary.
Call Republic 1896 Ask for
MR.. SCHWENK. Ia
NURSE. registered; physicians Of
age :" to %: salary Sl25: typing
required. Box 2G3-R, Star. ID
NURSE, graduate: doctors Office,
Silver Spring. pediatricS. Box $685.
NURSES CeL D. O., rms. white.
middle-aged, general duties, steady
work. Start $4,000, Call AID .
400, 9 TO ! 10
NURSE. practical, exper. only II
pm am. For appt call 10.
NURSE. white. age 22.4o for pvt.
hospital hve-in or out. Refs. co.
NURSE. licensed practical preferred.
Can live in: day SHIFT; located in
Sc 10. S-g3U3
NURSE, white, graduate practical.
as assistant 10 supervisor OF nursing
home, must live in. Good references
required Good opportunity II
qualified, JU. g-fB44. --i2
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DiCtaphone Operator

Pleasant working conditions and
othe employee advantages Full or
part time employment. Apply IN.
IDENTITY INSURANCE co OF NO
AMERICA RIM go Woodward bldg
iith and II SITS NV Ill
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CLERK-TYPISTS

lnl"rcs ting work for several young
women VINO are good iyplstS Come
IN person for interview
IIiF CREDIT BUREAU
FOL @ 81 NV III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-10

lmmcd opening IN NV. apt. bids
Must be cXpcr telephone operator
some typine rcu hrs. am 10 2
co li@i X St NV Rm. 3lg, Ia
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MAN WITH CAR
MAN WITH CAR

Big earnings: no experience nee
eseary Applv 1907 Georgia ave NV
10 m to m daily
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YOUNG MAN

Salary. 500 Per Week
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AUTOMOBILE CLERK
BANK SECRETARY

Work in Trust Dept 5-day week !;
free life insurance and retirement
plan. MUNSEY TRUST CO. l329
e st. NV ~
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC ZEE COW. .s"; new top.
:. and h.. hydra, Wv; $1,000
MI: S4a5. OWNER. 10. 2.e5fa.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKkR 80; overdrive, heat.
er; passed D. c. inspection: valued
Ct $500. CAN 10. 2-546e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08

PLYMOUTH Al 2-door; BODY and
hauled. $40. OR. S-24S7.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY 1851 Custom Club coupe;
radio. heater: overdrtve. etc. In good
shape and ready to 90 today for
FRANK SMALL. JR INC
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AUroMoBILEs FOR sALe

lPLYMoUTH '5s cambridEe 4-door:
blue; immaculate. one owner; sale
lpIice, H73h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08

Hornet club coupe. Hunter red
finish. radio heater, hydra.
matte drive, Wv. Tires, etc.
Il you are . Hudson man, see
this terrific value today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08


DON'T BUY
A MISTAKE!
There ore plenty Of real
"chsop" cars on the market
thot you con buy for q song.
You moY save money, and you
could make q costly mistuke.
At Montgomery Stubs Motors.
the car you buy con aIwoys be
trusted, your intelligence is
always respected, and your
dollar goes the tarthest.
81 PONTIAC --$5o5
Chieftain "S'' club sedan. Orig.
lnal tu-tone blue finish, Radio,
heater, dual range, hydramatic
drive, custom seat covers, W..
W.. tires. etc. Ideal 2nd car after
this election for only $685..
81 FORD Say
VS. de luxe Tudor, Annapolis
blue iinish. Radio heater. gas
saving OveRdfive, seat covers,
etc. Excellent motor and tires.
Road test this fine value today.
81 PLYMOUTH $545
CranbrOok sedan. Excellent tu-
tone green finish. Radio, heater,
custom seat covers, WV. tires,
Real economy here.
81 MERCURY $685.
Monterey convertible. Atlantic
blue body, black top. Radio,
heater, MercOmatic drive, Wv.
tires, genuine tu-tOne leather
interior, etc. Low piilesge,
sporty top d0wn value.
81 MERCURY -S545
Sport sedan. LustrOus Kerry
blue finish. Radio, heater, gas
saving overdFive. etc. A ride
will convince you. This Is .
steal.
'53 HUDSON $685.
Hornet club coupe. Hunter red
finish. radio, heater, hydra.
matte drive, Wv. tires, etc.
II you are . Hudson man, see
this terrific value today.
81 cHRYSLER -$s45
New Yorker .'NewpoFt" hardtop
coupej sparkling tu-tone green
finish, radio, heater. fluid
torque drive. power brakes and
steering. Had . fine owner,
Priced 50 you may buy.
81 CHEVROLET S495
De luxe hardtop coupe. Tu-tone
dark gray body, arctic white
Wv. tires, seat covers, etc.
~" 1AASooNt sAehb - e@OAs
81 ST'D'BAKER $685. |
VS. Landeruiser sedan. Excel.
lent fairWay green finish, cIims-
tiEeF, automatic drive, seat GOV.
efs, Wv. tires, etc. Low mile.
age. Ideal End car. Remarkable
value.
SEI AIEprlIpv eSoe
Sport sedan. Sparkling BeFk.
shire green finish, radio, heat.
er, MercOmatic drive, custom
seat covers, WV. tires, etc.,
low mileage, one owner. Re.
variable 2nd ear value.
80 MERCURY -$245
Sport sedan. Jet black finish.
Radio, heater, seat covers, etc.
Runs good, road test today.
Needs minor body work. Work.
ingman'S special.
81 FORD ----S395
VS. Custom Tudor. Jet black
finish. Radio, heater, WV.
tires, etc., straight stick. Ex-
cellent motor; will sell fast.
81 CHEVROLET $425 |
De luxe 2-dOor sedan. OrIgInaI
feather gray finish. Radio,
heater, Wv. tires, seat covers,
etc. STRAIGHT transmission. Per-
feet motor. Low mileage. Real
family car.
81 c'DILLAc -$lI95
go" Special Fleetwood sport
sedan: tu-tone blue finish, 2. q
h.. hydramatie drive, Wv.
tires, etc. Had. . hne owner.
Luxury ear priced so y0u may
buy.
40 MERCURY -$245 |
Sport sedan: Palace green I'm
seat covers, etc. Excellent
motor, Really undeFDTieed at
only s2l5.
"0alP RanasSnksan
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-08-11
PROTECT HOME,
WHILE vACATIONING

Here's a guide on what to
check for before turning the
key in the front door of your
home:
1. Arrage to have gas,
water and electricity shut
off.
2. Disconnect the refriger-
ator, defrost and clean it, and
leave doors open for airing.
8. Check the roof for leaks
repair any, before you go.
Also, clean leaves from gut
tiers and downspouts.
a. Clean out the furnace
and lubricate moving parts.
If it's an automatic oil burner,
call in your service man to
condition it so it will be ready
for use next winter.
5. Remove dangers of spon-
taneous combustion by elimi-
mating piles of rags, cloths
and rubbish, and old paint
or gasoline cans.
6. Lock securely all doors
and windows, particularly
those in the cellar, but do not
draw blinds. This calls at
tention to the fact that the
house is unoccupied.
z. Discontinue delivery of
milk and newspapers, and if
you're going to be gone for
at least two weeks, tempo
rarily discontinue the phone
service and take advantage
of the reduced rate.
8. Make arrangements for
someone to NOW the lawn
and water the shrubs.
8. Leave a key to your
house with a neighbor for use
in an emergency.
10. Notify the police, par
ticularly if you live in the sub
urbs, that you are going
away. They'll keep an eye
on your house.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-08-11
Bible Comment.
New Birth Means
Life of Peace, Love-
FuithfuInessv

THE mystery OF New Birth ~
4 associated with the baptism
Of the Holy Spirit. We cannot
understand the mystery Of God
or the nature and relationship oil
Father, Son and Holy Spirit; buk
we see the operations Of Coon
spirit in human life and vel
know, as the early disciples knew
from practical experience. GhtSI
the Holy Spirit - present vida
men to be their guide And
helper. -, - u
TO come to the plain. pracdcae|
side Of all this mystery, the barH'
tism of the Holy Spirit IS not "a
some miraculous thing that mest'
can claim to have experienced
that has no relation to daily kvAl
ing. If a man has been baptixed
of the Holy Spirit and the SpiF4
Of God Is in him, the fruits ~
that indwelling viii be seen ~
his life and character. .~s;
1.-THE fruits of the Spirit" Pau
says, "are love, JOY, peace, ionxs
suffering, kin d ass. goodness
faithfulness, meekness, self-cons
troll" Against these. there q 20
law. They are the positive e4S
pressions Of the good 1tfs and
the God-guided life that all who
seek Gods guidance can develop
without limitation. Here there
need be no restraint, and II al
men had this experience OF To
New Birth we should have no
need Of lays. or Of law officers.
except to direct the normal ways
and relationships Of men.
The higher one rises IN thts
new life in Christ, and the more
conscious he is Of Gods presene1
and guidance, the humber Is hi
spirit and attitude. Men OF thu
world may glory In their wealth
or success, but the richer and
better the Christian becomes, the
less will he boast about 1t. It b
in this spirit that Paul adnop.
iShed the Christians at Galatia;
@Let us not become vafngioriois,
provoking one another, ienvyin1
one another" -
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-08-11
MEMORIAL SERVICE
FOR DIR. BETHUNE

Daytona Beach, Fla. - A
tribute paid annually to DR.,
Mary Mcleod >Bethune, late
educator and humanitarian,
was continued here recently
as scores of her friends and
followers gathered on the
Bethune Goodman College
campus for memorial serv-
ices marking what would have
been her 81st birthday.
Each year during her life
time, Bethune-C Goodman col
lege, which she founded, and
citizens of Daytona Beach
honored DIR. Bethune with a
birthday party on July 10.
But DR.. Bethune's death on
May 18, 1866, ruled out this
years celebration. Instead,
three organizations co-spon-
soroed memorial services to
mark her birthday.
Bethune-C Goodman college
and the College Advisory
Board, the National Council
of Negro Women and the
Mary Mcleod Bethune Foun-
dation conducted graveside
and chapel services for the
deceased leader.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-08-11
SATURDAY, AUGUST II, 1855

says: If you bear the name Of
Christian, you must also bear my
mark and badge upon you. You must
exercise that same pure. unselfish,
kindly love towards one another,
and to all around you. which ! have
manifested to all men, or else you
must change your name; you shall
not disgrace the name of Christian"
Are you Christian? Are you try
ing to be Christ-like? While no one
is perfect. and we are all sinners,
are We honestly trying to live as
we know Christ would have his fol-
lowers live? If we aren't doing so
now, let's make fresh start and do
our best to do as he would have
us do from here on out.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-08-11
Rocky Mount News

tox of Rocky Mount.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-08-11
BY Miss Trixie Smith


Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy w.
Basham and children, of Long
Island, N. Y, are visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Basham, of Patterson
Avenue.
Mrs. Flora Holland of Col
umbus, Ohio, Miss Jennie
Simmons of w a S h n g 0 n,
d. c., and Mrs. Sammie H.
Waid of Washington, ID. c.,
were guests last week end
of Mrs. Sallie Hensley and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Pat
terson had as their week end
guests their mother, Mrs.
Matte Patterson, of North
Fork, w. Va, brothers, John
of Linden, N. j.; George, of
Crumpler, w. Va; two nieces,
Mrs. Betty Steger, Washing
ton, d. c.; Miss Lucy Bonds,
of Worth, w. Va. While here
they also attended the Pigg
River Baptist Associa-
ton held at Rising Sun Bap-
fist Church.
Mrs. Elsie Patterson and
children, Ronald Lee and Lin
ola of Chicago, ILL.,, are spend
ing their vacation with Rev.
and Mrs. Roy Patterson.
Miss Dorothy Hall, New
York City, is vacationing with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Patterson.
Mrs. Mamie M. Jets, New
York City, is visiting her
brother and sisters, Mrs. Roy
Patterson, Mrs. M C K in I e y
Hancock and Mr.. Early Mat
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Thursday at her home here.
Surviving are her husband,
William w. Lemon; six sons,
James R. Lemon, Lynch
burg; Charles L. and Roscoe
j. Lemon, Ferrum; Posie A.
and Clarence E. Lemon, Pen
hook; Kenneth r. Lemon,
Bassett; four daughters, Mrs.
Grace S. Young, Eckman, w.
Va; Mrs. Mary E. Jones,
Forum; Mrs. Leeona Jones,
Kincaid, w. Va; Mrs. Eula
M. Haythe, Lynchburg; a
brother, Joe A. Brown, Insti-
tute, w. Va; 81 grandchil-
dren and II great-grandchil-
dren.
Funeral will be at 8 pm.
Sunday at New Haven A.M.E.
Church here with burial in
the family cemetery. The
body will be at Darlington
Funeral Home until the serv-
ice.
X y
The family of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Will Mattox held
its annual family reunion on
July 20, on Sunday at 1:3O
pm. at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Farley Mattox of Son.
tay community. Over 200
were present. A delicious
lunch was served out side and
everyone enjoyed the lunch
and the get-together.
Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Patterson and fami-
ly; Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinley
and family; Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
lie Mattox and family; Mrs.
Mamie M. Jets, New York
City; Mrs. Rosie M. Scott,
Columbus. Ohio. Mrs. Lola
Maxwell and son, Gary,
w. Va; Mr.. George Mattox
and daughter Mable, Bassin-
ain, w. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Kinley Clarkson, Columbus,
Ohio.
Also present were Mrs.
Ethel Helms, Columbus, Ohio;
Mrs. Brown Hall and son,
daughter and daughter in :
law, and two grandsons, all
of Jacksonville, Ohio; Mr.. and
Mrs. Simmons Mattox, Cur
bindell, w. Va; Mrs. Martha
Clarkson, Mrs. Sis Mattox,
Mrs. Mamie Prembrooks, all
of Columbus, Ohio and a host
of relatives and friends of
Union Hall and other parts
of Franklin County, Va.
M/sgt. Marshall G. Smith,
M/sgt. Scott, SIC Pinkston
of Fort Mead, Md, were visit
ors in Rocky Mount over the
week end.
Mr.. P. j. Woods and son,