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MONEY TO LOAN
REAL ESTATE LOANS

y. G.. Mn, Va. FUNDS Ia refnance
YOUR home. pay Tor improvements,
raise cash. co j-1uGn, ia 9.52S0.
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AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED

SOUTHERN DEALER in town this
week will pay cash for all makes
ana mooei cars Call ia 9-iSul
IN. c. DEALER paying top prices
for cars. VILLAGE MOTORS: l4th
and R. l. ave. ne. AID 4-O444.
STANLEY II. HORNER, INC, BUICK,
Downtown. iii l4th. will buy your
car Foreign or domestic Prices
ana information III 7-3ap3
FORD so club coupe, or Custom 2
dr.: has to be in excel cond. Eve
nines Call OIL 6-57l4 -
WE NEED CARS. station Wagons
Wis. ave. NV. EN-. 3-0l42
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MOTORCYCLES
TRAILERS
ONE WHEEL LUGGAGE TRAILER,
IKE new Reasonable, JO .-4tii :.

ONE WHEEL LUGGAGE TRAILER,
Ike new Reasonable, 10 "-lI :.
GREAT LAKES, 81 Is Il save
: luuui Lot ~ TEMPLE TRAILER
VILLAGE. Alex -
WANTED to rent, SIN hsc. traileI,
person y mos; reasonable T..
1855 So GREAT LAKES TRAILLR. a..
H.. . bedrmS S3.3ni NAV be seen
from to q weekdays, ar.v time
after 10 noon on week ends Lot
l.. 1901 Richmond hwy Alex Va.
SPARTAN 1850 33-it Royal Mansion,
dinette converts IN TO double bed
nice condition 81 api BEL rs
WILLIE TRAILER SALES, Dealers
for Alma, Florence and Imperial
Beitsyille, Md. WE, b.s5s9 -
sPARTAN-RoYcRAFT- NASHUA
We cordially invite you 10 visit
our new $50 400 sales and service
s i;nti aoiSSrt2h M MSS !Ht cosMnpsSsY
White Plans, Nd IA Plata 1911
Four Miles North Of Ia Plata
on West side Of Route 3Oi
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AUSTIN-HEALY 54; fully equip.
low mi y 500
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EDGEWATER - 3-bedroom, 3-year
old stucco home on large lot. Liv
rm. with frepl.. dining area: par
quet floors, large kitchen. aluminium
AWNINGS; Il basement. S16.25n.
Eas4
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

KITTY HAWK, \. CAROLINA-l0u
acres: 3 miles on Sound. beautiful
beach and lake ready for develop
,nent $3.50 per acre excellent
terms Mr. MARKS, ST. 3-6:i55
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AUSTIN 81 4-dr.. Sl35. Going
oversees. must sacrifice. Fleetwood
J-75Oi -,
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y 111L 4N1NI 7 O1L O44A1I0
! 5000 N. 10th ST. ARL. ia S-3.7e
OPEN SUNDAY I'D
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1856 NEW CENTURY INBoARDs
now on display New 26-ft and "a
n Safticraft sedsns now on display
l.-ft. aluminium cupboard boat Will
trailer and 7l2-h p. Evinrude: al
new and 1858; $3.50 complete
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AUSTIN HEALY 1885. new-car con-
dition: $1,000. Call AID. 4-S5S9
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BEAT The HAT. move now 4
beautiful ,0uO-Sa 1T. suite IN
modern air-cond office bids. in
Conn ave Office bids district.
S"s5 includes free parking B..
20
CHOICE OF 81 Aforementioned {:
ample working and storage space;
parking; downtown location. HAIR
RISON Il ADAMS, Ma. S-S3nS
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3 WATERFRONT LOTS: Deale
Beacn. Nc. -Sl 500. D1. f-l6':p.
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WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALE

CAPE LOCH HAVEN. waterfront
lot. l3S-ft frontage 1911 Il deep
Will sacrifice. for quick sale 81
$50 WO i-llll. -:
CAVE POINT - Modern Redwood
rambler with large liyinp. rn" Omen;
ing onto vide. completely screened
porch modern kitchen .bedrms
on velycty lawn with breath taking
view o! Chesapeake Bav sl5.unli
completely furnished. ready 10
move In Includes extra lots. Mrs
Barker, oil B-3nnS with THOMAS
L. PHILLIPS WO 6-in0n
MIMOSA COVE, Deaie, Md Only
cove with beach, secluded Be sure
and srp these better all-year homes.
Agent on grounds Call UN, i-i"n3
DRUM POINT. MD.--choice lot nox-
~ on macadami2ed rd.. blk
from. beach includes all beach
priyils zoo, will trade or Sil
FoH CHESAPEAKE BAY PROPER.
TIES cottages. ST round homes
It's CHESAPEAKE co INC open
daily Chesapeake Beach Nd phone
Ainlne MSS
bhbNthiN -~ leaving country must
SELF 100 n, on Potomac River
ycar-round 2-hcdrm house, am
superb view easy commutinp, -
M y { M 10 ~, BcNoir loo
at Gunton Nan0r Va. MAKE
-c'lcl IA n-t"L; "a
LONG BEACH. 81. Leonard Nd =
81 iuu Wi ny q 'ot lnX ~ L
! blk from the beach OF. d-3i5n
or eyes e. '."fSb RFED EEAf
FsT AFT -
LARGE a.BEDRM. HOUSE. nus,
slidlpg -doni closets knC'iy piat
throughout Liv I'm with stone
fireplace sc corner lot on hard
ton road, very reasonable. Must be
seen 70 be appreciated Contact
MRS OLSON a lake Jackson
oflc, Manassas ut.W.
FINISH-IT.YOURSELT cottAge fol
sale finish this modern cottage al
Lake Jackson. Manassas Va your.
self y completed lumber available
on site owner eaying D. C. Cal
Gaithersbure iS1.W.2 for details
BEACH LOT. 6Oxlsn toutside hrc.
place. Cape 81 Marys Beach. Md
on PatuNent River across from
solomon Island ~ mi from
Warrington Call after 5 pm
washinston. Call JE. 4.5sip. -.
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HOWARD COUNTY and > acre
sites on paved I'd. $500 DIN. balance
$50 per mo.
6-acre domestic with l.2OO-tt
front LOCO DIN. balance monthly
- acres. 5OO-ft. front on Georgis
ave. ext $500 per acre. Ewes. anc
Sun Mrs Steey, JU S-37S0. Der.
NARD I BROSlUS. REALTOR, JU
a.uthu III
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INVEST. PROP. SALE Cont

WILL SELL 20se 10 45e, Of equity
IN large apartment protect Prln-
cipalS only. References cxchansed
Box iO0-Y, Star. >.
&C, NET RETCRN-Brick bldg. In
good NV. location, containing 3
stores, leased 10 reputable tenants
Price. So 800. VERA JOE BAR
TON Broker, RE. 7-2S45. -
s-UNIT APT. BLDG.-3 yrs. old. al.
ways fully rented. less than S3.lUt
DIN. OWNER. GA 4-9022 10
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

LONGPORT, SBest BuvS-Cnrner. :
bedrooms 3i2 baths. stone hreplaee
sola.ium SOB. 500 GUARANTEE
RIAL ESTATE. 3lOj Ventnor ave
Al City, "-llA3 --i.
WILDWOOD. y. J.-sunmer rentals
AptS.. bunealoWs cottages wk mo
Free list. OSCAR TENENBAUM
I3nA N. j. ave Phone e-llfl
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TOP PRICES paid for vell-secured
md trust notes on y. c. property
IA u-u;inG Up
MONEY On End TRUSTS-we will
bay 3rd rust notes, d. C.. nearby
NJ A{dN q vi no Esssonssls rates r "a.
MENT CORP 1871. n Y ave. NV.
MA s-iS31
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GARAGES
MACHINERY and EQUIPMENT
BuLLDOZERS FOR sALE-Niight

FOR Mighty
Kat. the deal piece OF equipment
for landsca ping work sodding.
back fl. Icy. Hercules motor
hydraulic control, weight '.:j50
lbs. can be hauled in pickup
truck. viii consider C7r or truck
in trade. AS low as Sl,315 For
further details. call ia. 1851
after ii nm. 80
HOIST. lI7-ton electrolift Monorail
incl 90 II Of bar conductor,
straight rail and eft diameter Y
rail. Never used. Call ST 3-0l 81
TD-9 INTERNATIONAL front-eno
loader: new condition. terms. III
2-u34i after ) pm. -"
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BARGAINS
WHILE THEY LAST
AT Al INTEREST
EAR BELOW COST

1859 SKYLINE bedrms.. As It =.
air cond Automatic washer hunks
IN back bedrm. Just the thing for a
larse family
1858 CONTINENTAIs-35-ft. Lived
in months. Cannot be told from
brardneW. Has tub in bathrm.
81. iaJ
1854 ABC-4o #. . bedrms. All
brsrd-new furniture. S3,ia5
1854 SHERWAY-3J II. Cannot
BIZ told from brsnd-new. Ssaa3.
We will accept small down payment,
or also your furniture, automobile or
house trailer in trade We have at
least 40 others In stock for YOU TO
select from II will well pay you to
visit and see what We have to off
you and compare our financing ar
ranRement before you buy any mobile
home.
COLES
U s Hwy /, miles north Of
Laurel. Md Parkway 5-la99.!,
TX
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

! NEED a :-STORY and disable bsmt
bldg. with st-comnlercial 2ouing
with marking OF minimum OF ! cars
location must he south OF ST aut
west If i4th TO IND Contact Nj
co. MA S-13th 10
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DREYFUSS BROS.
DOWNTOWN
53l 23rd ST. NV.

First floor sore with additions
rooms i-room apartment, Oh md
floor basement, oil heat. rent siuu
To inspect. see or phone B, I SAUL
CO. o. nth 81 u " Nh. -. 100.
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Fairfax County Estate
~ ACPES GO Snn

81 ACRES-S52, 500
This Colonial home recalls the
beauty OF the past II has large
rooms, bedrooms. :. baths, oil
heat wide pine floors. firPp!aoes,
high white columns. basement, laree
lawn with shrubbery and Shade
trces; on macadam road, - miles
from WASHINGTON large basement
barn and tenant houses plank
fences Sl5,0OU down Shown ex-
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-12
HURST CHAPEL A.M.E.
Williams. pastor
Sister Mary Baker, reporter
SWEET HOME BAPTIST

Rev. E. King, pastor
Bro. Jimmie Marshall, clerk
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EBENEZER METHODIST

The AME General Conference,
which is in session here gave us
the benefit of several visiting min
listers and delegates from various
parts of the country and two min
listers from South America. At our
Sunday service the Rev. William
Fl. Burnette of Monrovia, Cal. adj
dressed us at the morning service
and the Rev. r. H. Reid, Jr., OF
Columbus, Ohio, at the evening
service. Sunday was also the first
Sunday of the month which means
love feast and communion. The
combination made for high spirit
eded worship for all.
Our fun night on April q was
a great success. There were at
least IS children and adults in at
tendance. 1t was capital Fun
Night" and if you were not there
you should be- sorry. The next
will be Friday, May Is. Don't
miss it.
Please be reminded of the fol-
lowing activities which are
scheduled for the next two weeks:
The Mothers Day-Women's Day
celebration Sunday, May Is. The
Wesleyan Service Guild in charge
at the morning service. Rev. Hall
will bring the message. WSCS
will present tableau in the even
ing.
A straw ride Monday, May IA
leaving the church at 800 pm.
and going to the home of Mrs.
Remilda Sims, 2041 NV seth st.
Join us.
Methodist Mems Dinner Sun
day, May 81.
Choir No. rs Flamingo Tea in
the basement Sunday, May 81
from to pm.
Rev. A. D. Hall, pastor
F. M. Murray, reporter
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MT. SINAI BAPTIST

Sunday, May 6 was full of &C
.ivities at Mt. Sinai. Beginning in
Sunday School the attendance was
fairly good with regular men,
bers. A number of visitors were
present. This was due, we feel,
to the Anne conference converting
in the city. The lesson was in
teresting and ably reviewed by
the pastor. The truths, experience
and illustrations presented served
as weekly guide to all listeners
who are eager to gain righteous
information.
Morning service was spiritually
rich. Rev. Davis, an AME repre-
sentative to the conference,
preached from Acts 26:19. His
theme: Heavenly Vision. We en-
joyed a glorious meeting. The
BTU is not attended like it should
be but we are hoping that this ser
vice will improve. Keep in. mind
the monthly business meeting of
the BTU held on Friday evening
before the fourth Sunday in each
month.
Evening service was impressive
in keeping with the Communion
feast. The pastor was at his best
in his sermon delivery. AS it is
often said, did not our hearts
burn as he talked by the way?
Both choirs were outstanding in
song renditionS.
Reminding the church family
and friends to remember the sick
in our midst with prayer, also
the bereaved families: Mrs. Effie
Airline, Mrs. Lille Storr, the
Luckie family. Prayer availeth
much. Come and worship with us.
You are always welcome at our
church.
Rev. S. A. Thomas, pastor
D. B., reporter
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MT. CALVARY BAPTIST

Sunday School was opened at
Gas with Supt. Grady Mann pre-
siding. The school was largely at
tended. Devotional services were
spiritually high during which
time our pastor, Rev. E. M.
Thomas, brought to us a soul
stirring message. He was at his
best. Text: Behold, we go up to
Jerusalem, and all things that are
written of I'll" Toly Prophets shall
be accomplished.
At $50 the BTU was opened
with president presiding. Sunday
night the pastor preached anoth-
er great sermon. Text: Gods torn
down altar. Then, it was the first
Lords day in May. We served
the Lords Supper. You are always
welcome at Mt. Calvary. Let us
pray for the sick.
Rev. E. M. Thomas, pastor
Ruthie L. Mincey, reporter
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FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST

Services for Friendship began
with an early morning baptism
during which time three were
baptized. Sunday school was con-
Quoted by Sister Minnie Steven
son. The devotional services were
spiritually high on Sunday morn
ing. The message was brought to
us by a visiting minister, the
Rev. G. c. Borroum of Brown
Chapel ANIE in Union City. Text:
Rom. 1855. Theme: The security
of the faithful. 1t was a message
that will be long remembered.
At $50 PIN. BTU and z pm.
devotion both touched the hearts
of many. Our pastor delivered a
soul stirring message which was
enjoyed by all. Text: Paul 1:16.
Theme: Spiritual Dynamite.
The No. 2 choir rendered mus
ic for the morning services. The
No. l choir rendered music for
the evening. The ushers worked
combined. We were blessed to
have six connected to the church.
We were thankful for our friends
and visitors. You are always well
come at Friendship.
Rev. c. j. Burney, pastor
Claudia Wilson, reporter
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Women's Day At
Antioch Church

The women of the Antioch
Baptist Church, Liberty City,
await your presence at this, their
fifth Annual Women's Day cele-
bration, Sunday, May 20.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pittman, prin-
cipal of Poinciana Park Elemen-
tary School, will be the morning
speaker, along with many other
outstanding personalities who
will appear on the program.
A musical program is planned
for the afternoon. There will be
many famous singing groups of
the city to appear on the program.
A group of panelists will dis
cuss at the evening program, "The
Challenge of Women in Demo-
cratic Society,"" The panel will be
composed of Mrs. Elizabeth Espy,
former PTA state president and
principal of r. r. Motion Elemen-
tary School; Mrs. Lemmie Mitch
ell, instructor at Northwestern;
Mrs. Athalie Range, business
woman; Mrs. Callie Mae Foster,
instructor in the Dade County
School system. Mrs. Mallie M.
Hunter will be moderator.
The day promises to be one
long to be remembered. May we
expect you and your friends?
Mrs. Axle Lee Johnson is chair
man; Mesdames Rachel B. Pratt
and Albertha Floyd, co-chairmen;
Rev. o. w. Foster, pastor.-Ml 10
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NEW MT. MORIAH

On May 6, Sunday School was
called to order by the superin-
tendent Deacon M. Harper. The
classes had a 30-minute study
period with l08 present.
AT IL am. the devotional SER
vice was led by Deacon Harper
and Deacon Toliver. The spirit
was very high. Ushers board No.
/ was at its best and choir No. 2
rendered song service which
made many hearts feel good. The
message was brought by the Rev.
A. c. johnson of Houston, Texas.
His text was taken from Acts
1923 and his theme was, "The
Unknown Cod" We had visiting
with us Revs. j. o. Tolbert, Bowl
ing Green, KY; T. r. Hartwell,
Bay City, Texas and T. B. Reese,
the presiding elder of the Lub-
book District. No. IL, AME of
Texas. Among other distinguish
ed guests were the pastors aunt,
Sister Annie Mae Shipp and Rev.
r. D. Neither of Sylvester, Ga.
Sunday evening service began
at 700 o'clock. Deacon HANGER
and Deacon Toliver leading the
devotion. Our own Rev. c. Smith
of Chattie Grove read the re-
sponses from Psalm 122 and the
male chorus rendered the song
service. The pastor brought the
message from st. Matthew 26:21-
%; subject, Lord, Is it II" Our
guest was Cleophus Hubbard of
Chicago, Ill.
We extend an invitation to you
to worship with us.
Rev. A. L. Ship, pastor
Chanie M. Knight, reporter
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MT. TABOR BAPTIST

Mothers Day greetings to all
and an invitation to each of you.
Come and enjoy Mothers Day
services. beginning with the Sum
day SCHOOL.
At II am. Rev. J. N. Byrd will
deliver the Mothers Day mes
sage. Come and enjoy the fellow
ship. At $50 pm. BTU, Deacon
Haywood Heard, director. AT 7:3O
pm. the pastor will give the final
message on Mothers Day.
Sunday past there was great
fellowship with many visitors
throughout the day. Deacon Bru-
ton, superintendent of the Sum-
day School, welcomed the visitors.
At IL am. after fiery prayer
meeting, choir number one sang
the songs of Zion; the scripture
was read by Rev. r. T. Goodwin.
The pastor then presented the
Rev. S. L. Jones who exoonded
Numbers 1928, subject, "Open
Our Eyes" 1t was great mes
sage.
Pulpit guests were Revs. r. T.
Brown, R. T. Gray, Anthem City,
Texas; r. E. Reid, Dallas; A. Gray,
Los Angeles. All of them made
remarks. Others visitors who
spoke briefly were Mrs. A. c.
Jones, Monroe, La; Mrs. Emma
Williams, Washington, D. c.; Mrs.
r: T. Brown, Brunswick, Ca, all
delegates to the General Confer
ence of the AME Church.
After another fiery prayer
meeting at, 7:30 pm, the pastor
again carried all to the throne of
grace as he preached from Isaiah
55:5, "He was wounded for our
transgresSions, He was bruised
for our iniquities. Subject, 1.-THE
Wounded Lamb" Holy Commun-
ion was administered. Two per-
sons placed their membership.
Pulpit guests were Revs. A. Allen,
William H. Knighten and H. G..
BlackShire.
Rev. Byrd and DR.. Carl Yaeger
are attending J. T. Brown SEM
mary at Fort Lauderdale.
Mrs. Artizel Smith of Green
witch, Conn, is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Moriah Shine.
Helen A. Franklin, reporter
Rev. j. N. BYRD, pastor
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ANTIOCH BAPTIST
Brownsville

BROWNSVILLE
Sunday services proved to be
one of those occasions when the
air was filled with spiritual sat-
isfaction. The pastor was at his
best. He preached a soul-stiring
sermon during the morning and
choir No. sang until every heart
was filled with the Holy Spirit.
Choir No. sang for the evening
worship and the usher's board
served all day. Holy Communion
was administered.
Arrangements are being made
for the celebration of Mothers and
Daughters program Sunday, May
Is. Won't you plan to worship
with us?
Our pastor is still attending the
seminar at Fort Lauderdale.
BLESSED are the peace makers
for they shall be called the child
rem of God" We are still asking
you to pray for the sick and shut
ms.
Rev. E. D. Richardson, pastor
Odessa Williams, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-12

Temple on Sunday.
Mothers Day will be observed
in all the services on Sunday,
with a special program during the
Training Union. hour. Appropriate
music will be rendered and SER
mons preached during the morn
ing and evening.
The Strachan Choral Group, an
aggregation of singers from Mas
sau, Bahamas, will appear in con-
cert at Temple, Sunday night, at
8:45. The. singers come highly
recommended and a large crowd
is expected to attend. You are
urged to be on time.
Beginning Monday, May IA, 8
pm, members and friends of
Temple will celebrate the oath
anniversary of the church and
castor with services every even
ing during the week, closing on
Sunday, May 20. Various pastors
and their congregation will be in
attendance. The public is invited.
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Rev. I. L. Wilcox is the Gener-
al State Baptist Convention pho
tographer, Rev. ]. A. F. Finlay-
son, president. He has many Cic-
lures of the recent State Conven-
ton including the president, Rev.
c. J. Burney, Mrs. Susie Holly,
Friendship choir and ushers'
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-12
CHURCH OF THE
INCARNATION

Schedule of weekly Services
SUNDAYS
Church School :. ........... $50 an
Choral Mass, Sermon and
Communion ............ 1900 an
YFS League .................. 500 pm
Solemn VeSpers and
Sermon cocoon. ..,...... 7:45 pm
Holy Baptism every 3rd Sunua.
WEDNESDAYS
eiebration Of Holy
Communion ....... $50 am
Meeting of Laymen
League ........................ 300 pm.
Father Lambe~. Sends
Priest in charge y
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KERR's MEMORIAL M. E.
CHURCH OF GOD
Bishop Watson. pastor
Bro. H. Moss, clerk
SPIRITUAL BAPTIST

SPIRITUAL BAPTIST
Elder c. C. Gray. pastor
Sister Ida Ferguson, clerk
Sunday School ............... $50 am.
Morning worship ........ 1890 am.
Evening worship ............ 7:30 pm.
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ST. FRANCIS XAVIER
BAHA'I ASSEMBLY

Mrs. Frances Baumgartner of
North Miami will discuss "The
Mother Religion" 7:45 pm. Sum
day at the Bahai Center, 127 NV
18th ave. All races and faiths are
invited.
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News
from
PERRINE
BY Lee Jordan

Below is listed our many
churches and hour Of worship.
There are inspiring messages be-
ing delivered from the pulpits.
Attend the church Of your choice
regularly.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-12
MT. SINAI BAPTIST

Rev. ]. E. Murray, pastor
Sister M. Harris, clerk
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GRACE PRESBYTERIAN

$685. NV. 14th Ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-18
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN, restau-
rant experience, to be food pro-
ductionist. assistant manager. Write
sos Montgomery St. Alex, Va,
giving age. experience and salary
WANTED AT ONCE-Man or woman
70 supply consumers in Washing
ton with Rawleigh products. Can
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Full-time openings in Calvert and
st. Marys Counties Write immPdi-
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Sc. AREA--Nieely furn. I-bsdrm.
wanted. Young eirl 70 share 4pt,
with another eirl 20. 2-Obfb. Cell
after . pm,
GIRL 10 share MOD apt. With .aps
other girl. 1900 18TH -. Aftef B 30
pm. no $4,000. Ext 200.
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS and SERVICES

ADDITIONS-Add a rm. or build a
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X-RDS. IMPROVMNT. CO., JE. A.
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PIANOS FOR RENT-Ntp and used
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ROOMS FURN.-N.w. (cont.l