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J. w. JOHNSON SCHOOL

on Thursday evening, Oct. ii
$50 pm. the PIT gave a surpris-
ed birthday party for the princi-
al. She was called of 10 a camou-
flaged meeting by Mrs. G c e
B. Albert, so the teachers and
PTA members could get the party
all set up on the campus.
A special table was set up with
beautiful vases of flowers
candles, and two birthday cakes.
The flowers were donated by tn.
Perry and Fishers Florists. Many
gifts, donations, Cards and pre-
sensations were placed on the
table.
A crown made of currency was
placed on Mrs. PrimuS' head by
the members of the Willing
Workers Club and other organiza-
tons of this community.
Mrs. Primus spoke of the sur
prise. She gave to the audience
many beautiful words of apprec-
iation and gratitude of how she
was taken off her feet by the
kindness of this community.
Mrs. Ophelia Mcneil, our for
mer PTA president wishes to ex-
press her sincere appreciation to
the many friends and organiza-
tons who contributed toward the
purchase of the wheel chair. She
has it now and is enjoying it
very much.
The PTA held its second meet
ing of the term Monday evening,
Oct. Is.
The president, Deacon Matin,
made an inspiring report of the
workshop he attended at North
western High school.
Mrs. Carrie Lou Arnold and
Mrs. Chellie Estes were elected
as delegates to the District PTA
Conference at Bethune Elementary
School Nov. 10.
Ethel G.. PrimuS, principal
Elnora r. Dean, reporter
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Rev. P. w. Williams, pastor
Mrs. Matilda Williams, reporter

Rev. p. w. Williams, pastor
Mrs. Matilda Williams, reporter
The Women's Day at St. Luke
was a great success. The chair
man of the concert takes great
pleasure in thanking the cap
tains who worked so hard, and
the many members and friends
who contributed to this worthy
cause of building funds. Special
thanks to Mrs. johnson of New
Bethel Church of Richmond
Heights. who served as one Of
our captains and who raised $500
and Mrs. Elizabeth Espy, prin-
cipal of R.R. Moten elementary
school of Perrine, who is mem
Der of Mt. Zion Baptist Church,
who served as co-chairman of the
general committee.
The pastor was very pleased
with the work of the committee
and conducting of the program.
Special thanks to Mrs. Susie G.
Holly and Mrs. Aquilla Anderson
for an inspiring and helpful
message, both morning and night.
Total amount raised for the day
$1737.67.
Again, may I say in behalf of
the committee, thank you one and
all for a successful program.
Mrs. Annie B. Sullivan
General Chairman
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ST. PAUL A. M. E..

The women of st. Paul AME
Church, 1900 NV 4th court, cor
daily invite you to attend their
18th Annual Woman's Day Cele-
bration, Sunday, Nov. ii, at ii
o'clock am. and Z pm.
Miss Lucille TimmonS is general
chairman and Mrs. Majorie Tarp-
ley is co-chairmn and Rev. r. j.
Blaine, pastor.
Come and have coffee with us
Sunday, Nov. at l4oU NV oot-
terri. This is for the benefit -
Woman's Day, sponsored by Mrs.
Rosa Burney. Who will be crowned
Miss St. Paul?
G.. M. Braynon, reporter
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News
from
PERRINE
BY Lee Jordan

Mt. Moriah Baptist Church held
their services. Rev. w. c. EDGAR,
pastor; Sister Lille Saunders,
clerk.
Kerr's Memorial M. E. Church
held their services, Rev. Eugene
]. Sheppard, pastor; Sister Mat
tie Jones, clerk.
Hurst Chapel AME CHURCH
held their services. Rev. williams,
pastor; Sister Mary Baker, re-
porter.
Sweet Home Baptist Church
held their services. Rev. E. King,
pastor; Bro. Jimmie Marshall,
clerk.
Mt. Sinai Baptist Church held
their services. Rev. J. E. Murray,
pastor; Sister M. Harris, clerk.
Spiritual Baptist Church held
their services, Elder c. Gray,
pastor; Sister Ida Ferguson, clerk.
Church OF God held their SER
vices. Bishop Watson, i aston;
Bro. II. Amos. clerk.
poA
SICK LIST
We are happy 70 learn that all
sick members Of Circle No. 26
are out of the hospital and doing
fine. Those formerly confined were
Sisters Mary Richardson and
Mary Mabry. See them at home
and do all you can for them. God
loves the cheerful giver.
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TEE MODEL AND FORD

Ford: Say, Tee, do you know
that ! am all down and out?
Tee: How's that, Ford?
Ford: had to give up my paper
route, so if anybody wants
paper they will have to come to
my house, I will be there at all
times. Sunny Boy win be there,
too, Wednesday at 6 o'clock. The
Miami Times will &c there Sat-
urday. Please don't forget this.
If you love to read you will re-
memebr what l said to you.
PERRINE SHOE REPAIR SHOP
(near traffic Iight)
n. T. MCDONALD PROP.
ss11 HIBISCUS STREET
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MT. CALVARY
. Rev. E. M. Thomas, pastor
Ruthie Lee Mincey, reporter


The Sunday School was opened
at Gas am. with the Superin-
tendent presiding. The lesson was
inspiring. Rev. Kitchen gave us
wonderful review as all the
classes were taught in their cor
rect order.
At ii am. our devotion was
conducted by Deacon Grady Mann.
Dur pastor preached a wonderful
sermon. He spoke from the 23rd
.'salm: The Lord is my Shepherd.
nc was at his best and the Spirit
was exceedingly high. Two babies
we're given blessings by the min
lster at $50 pm.
The BTU held its regular meet
my with the president, Sister Will
cox presiding. There was great
program held and directed by Sis
ter Matte Gray. 1t was very in
Spring Sunday night, as our pas
tor brought to us another great
sermon. His subject was "Diso-
bedience."
We are praying for the sick,
Sisters Susie Hawkins, Anderson.
Darton and all the others. Let
us visit with them and all othe-
Shutins everyone. You are always
welcome at Mt. Calvary.
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NEW HOPE BAPTIST
Rev. j. E. Brown, pastor
A. L. Stephens, reporter

Then were there brought unto
him little children that he should
put his hands on them and pray,
and the disciples rebuke them.
But Jesus said suffer little child
rem and forbid them not, to come
unto me; for of such is the king
dom of heaven, st. Matthew
I9:13-14.
Services began at the usual
time. Sunday School was opened
by the assistant superintendent,
Bro. j. D. Brown. At the IL am.
worship Rev. Riley brought to us
a wonderful message.
The revival minister, Rev. Nc
Crary of Ocala, preached a soul
stirring sermon Sunday night
from the And chapter of Isaiah.
He chose for a subject, "The In
visible Christ DidHt Fail" We
are enjoying wonderful revival,
and you who have not heard this
minister of the gospel have miss
ed a spiritual treat.
We invite you to attend bap-
tism services Sunday morning at
Virginia Key Beach. Cars will
leave the church at 7:45 am. The
Lord has blessed us with quite q
number of candidates.
Beginning Monday, Nov. 4 all
auxiliaries will have their regular
meetings. Let us not forget TO
pray for our Shut-ins, and attend
your church service regularly.
Visitors are always welcome al
New Hope.
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FIRST UNITARIAN

The Miami Community Play
erS, sponsored by the First Uni
tartan Church, Dixie Highway at
SW % Road, will present three
one-act plays and an art exhibit at
the church building on Friday and
Saturday, November 2, and 8, $3.50
pm. Reservation may be made by
calling the Church Office, In
4-7472.
Rev. Glenn o. Garfield will
speak on who Is A Good
MANI" at the worship service on
sunday, November 4, ii am. A
congregational meeting to change
the church bylaws will be held
following the service at 1915, pm.
The Liberal Religious Youth
group will meet that evening at
$50 for the election of officers.
conscientious Directors and
the Draft" will be discussed at
the Miami Community Forum,
held at the church, on Wednesday,
November z, 8:15 pm. Speakers
will be Leonard Abel, Miami
Beach Attorney; Howard Dixon,
attorney and co-chairman of the
Legal Panel of the local chapter
of the American Civil Liberties
Union; and Bernard Hindman,
University of Miami student ana
member of the Air Force Reserve.
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METROPOLITAN A. M. E
Rev. H. M. Salmon, pastor

Friday night 8 o'clock, Love
Feast service will be conducted
with the pastor in charge.
Sunday School will begin at
$3.50 with the superintendent, Mrs.
Dorothy j. Madison in charge.
Morning worship will begin a,
IL am. Music will be rendered by
the teen-age choir and choir No.
2. Holy Communion services will
,e conducted by the pastor. We
are inviting you to come out ano
take a part in our services.
The teen-age choir is invitin
all of their friends to attend a
party Saturday, Nov. 2 al The
home of the Coles, 15545 NV 9th
ave. Thereu be lots of fun and
activity for everyone, so come out
and join the party.
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ERENEZER METHODIST
Rev. A. d. Hall, pastor
+. M. Murray, reporter

The fourth and las. quarterly
conference OF the year was held
this week by the District Super
intendent, Rev. Frank Cambridge.
He was also the speaker of the
day last Sunday. Rev. Cambridge
expressed his appreciation to the
pastor, officers, members and
friends for a year of cooperation
and success. He has been on hand
Zach quarter he was expected
here, has enjoyed his work with
is and his association with the
membership. The fact that he had
,ur cooperation is an indication
that his services were aptyreciat-
ed also.
KEEP IN MIND
"The All Nations Tea" under
The auspicies of the Wesleyan
Service Guild to be held at the
church on Nov. IL from 4 to 6
JIM. There will be extra treats
both on the program and in the
repast. See Guild members for
tickets. We promise you will be
fully compensated for your efforts.
The Methodist Men have plans
for an outing on the 30th of No
vember. 1t will be out at Opa-
uocka and promises to be the
outing of the year. The purpose
of this effort is not yet general
knowledge but it is my under
standing that it will make you
happy with them. Look for the
hour of departure and the def
nIte place at later date.
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REV. w. d. AOlIee,f +. Z.
Rev. j. S. Blake, pastor
Ruth Twiggs, reporter
Sunday was a real spiritual day
at Salters Chapel beginning with
the Sunday School which opened
at $50 am. with the superintend-
dent, Sister Agnes Davis in
charge. At the morning service
the pastor, Rev. J. S. Blake,
preached a soul-stirring sermon.
One was added to the church.
This was also quarterly confer
ence day. Our presiding elder, the
Rev. w. B. Coffee, held his fourth
and last quarter for the year. He
preached a wonderful sermon on
the subject, Faith in God" All
classes and boards made wonder
full reports. Money raised during
the quarter was $1,000. 90.
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FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST
Rev. c. ]. Burney, pastor
Claudia Wilson, reporter

Claudia Wilson, reporter
Our Sunday School began at
$50 am. as usual by the presi-
lent. The ii am. devotion was a
ugh service. We had a very love-
Y message brought to us that was
spiritually high and enjoyed by
all. The preacher was Rev. J. d.
.McCrary of Ocala. His text was
taken from the 92nd Psalm 1914.
Ills theme. Stay On The Lords
Plantation.
The evening services were
highly enjoyed. Our pastor de-
lvered the inspiring message. His
text was taken from the LIST
Epistle of st. John. His theme:
me Witness Within The Heart.
The No. / choir rendered music
for the morning devotion and the
No. 2 choir sang during the
evening services.
The Juniors and No. 3 were in
complete charge during the day.
Four souls were admitted to the
church.
we were very grateful to have
our many friends present with u
throughout the day. We honored
the presence of Dave Mogehee,
Mrs. Gladys Duckett, Mother
Watkins and Mrs. Geraldine
Jenkins, all. of Miami. We want
you to know that you were well
come and that our doors are all
ways open to welcome you Come
again.
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TEMPLE BAPTIST
Rev. L. A. Thompson, pastor


Sunday will be homecoming
day at Temple. Members who
have been resting during the
warm months will all be "com-
-ng home" At the morning SER
yice the Rev. George l.. Sawyer
will preach the baptismal sermon
md candidates will be baptized.
The Lords Supper will be adj
ninistered during the evening
Worship, and the Rev. Joseph
ninth, exposition and missionary
# Atlantic Coast Association, will
leliver the message. The combined
>hoirs will sing at both services.
Kou are invited to spend the day
t Temple.
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BAHAT ASSEMBLY

The Miami Bahai's will hold
their regular open meeting 7:45
m, SUNDAY al the Bahai'S Cen
ter, 1877 NV 18th Ave. Subject for
discussion will be 1.-THE Lord of
the New Age"
All Races and Faiths are COR
daily invited.
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sALTERs CHAPEL

Rev. w. B. Coffee, P. E.
Rev. j. S. Blake, pastor
Ruth Twiggs, reporter
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ST. FRANCIS XAVIER
NV. 9TH Ave. and 10th TER.
Phone 9-1424
MAceEc
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GRACE PRESBYTERIAN

$685. NV. l4th Ave.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
1858 NV. 9th St.

F. L. Thompson, pastor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-19
Dean Barrett
TO Be Feted
By Envoy

The Chinese Ambassador
and Mrs. Hollington Tong are
giving a dinner tonight in
honor Of Dean Edward w.
Barrett Of Columbia Univer-
sity's School Of Journalism.
Ambassador Tong is an
alumnus Of the school and his
dinner guests will be a COM
mittee of graduates Of the
School Of Journalism who have
planned q luncheon at the
Cosmos Club tomorrow to hon.
or Mr.. Barrett.
Dean Barrett is a former
Assistant Secretary OF State
for Public Affairs under the
Truman Administration and
before World War II he was
the Washington correspondent
for Newsweek Magazine.
Cochairman for the lunch
con tomorrow are Mr.. Pat
Munroe and Mrs. Christine
Sadler Coe.
The luncheon committee in
cludes Mrs. Dee Adams. Mr..
Wayne Parrish. Mrs. Mona
Brown, Mr.. Edwin F. Lewis.
Mr.. Joseph Huttlinger, Miss
Marguerite Higgins, Mr.. Rob-
ert McMillen. Mr.. David Sent
ner, Mrs. Laura Street Jack
son, Mr.. Dana Adams Schmidt,
Miss Marie Sauer, Mr.. Harold
Graves, Miss Patricia McGerr,
Mr.. Les Tanner, Mrs. L. Edgar
Prina, Mr.. Jack Steele, Mr..
James McClatchy, Mr.. Howard
P. Jones and Mr.. Alan S.
Emory.
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Mr.. Hamilton Fish Armstrong
Of New York and Mrs. Walter
Lippmann of Washington. Mr..
CANDLES parents are DR.. and
Mrs. James Lawder Gamble of
Brookline, Mass.
Mrs. Candles only attend
ant was Mrs. Albert England
of Lincoln, Mass. Dr.. David
Howell of Coral Gables, Fla,
was best man.
The bride attended Brearley
School in New York and Mil
ton Academy in Milton, Mass.
and is a graduate Of Bryn
Mawr College and Columbia
University. SIZE is a veteran of
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Miss Armstrong,
Mr.. Gamble Wed
In New York City

Miss Gregor Armstrong and
Mr.. Edwin F. Gamble we're
married Saturday in the Col
ony Club, New York, by Judge
David w. Peck, presiding JUS
tice of the Appellate Division
of the Supreme Court of the
State of New York. Only
members of the immediate
families attended.
The bride is the daughter Of
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.Mortensen-Foster

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl F. Weaver
of Conyngham, Pa, announce
the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Marilyn Weaver Fos-
ter, to Comdr. Ralph H. Nor
Jensen, USNR, son of DR..
Ralph Mortensen of Bangkok.
The wedding took place Sat-
urday in the Lutheran Church,
st. John, Pa. The couple will
live in Alexandra.
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the Women's Army Corps and
a member of the Colony Club.
Mr.. Gamble is a graduate Of
Columbia University and a
World War II Army veteran.
His father is professor emer-
titus at the Harvard Medical
School.
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Donation Duy Tee

The annual Donation Day
Tea for the Montgomery
County General Hospital at
Olney. Md, has been sched-
uled for December l from 2 to
5 pm. at the hospital. Mem
bers of the Women's Board
will be hostesses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-19

announce the marriage Of
their daughter Emile Mae
Patricia to Capt. Ernest Joseph
White. USAF, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward lie Blanc Of
Whitehall and Upper Lake.
N. Y. The wedding took place
Saturday in the Boiling Air
Force Base chapel.
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Farewell Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. John Pearsall.
who will depart shortly for his
new Government assignment
in Bangkok. were honored re-
Gently at a farewell dinner
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
M. Clarke at Normandy Farm.
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Roynor-G Goodrich

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Foster
Goodrich Of West Roxbury,
Mass. announce the marriage
Of their daughter Anne Marie
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to Mr.. Clinton Stuart Raynor,
jr.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
nor Of Westmoreland Hills.
The wedding took place Sat-
urday in Emmanuel Episcopal
Church. West Roxbury.
White-Sincluir
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Franz
els Sinclair Of Melrose, Mass,
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Snyder-Tu

Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Rhem
Turner of Weldon. N. c.. an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter Jane Bryan to 1t.
Nelson Taylor Synder. III. son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Snyder. jr.. Of
Alexandria. The wedding took
place Saturday in Grace
Episcopal Church, Weldon.
The couple will live in Baltic
more.
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Icckson-ForreH

1t. Gen. and Mrs. Francis
William Farrell Of Fort Myer
announce the marriage of their
daughter Mary Anne to Mr..
John Randolph Bryan Jack
son. son Of Mrs. Grinnan
Jackson Of Norfolk. The we'd
ding took place Saturday in
the Fort Myer chapel. The
couple will live in Arlington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Albert
Barofiio Of Falls Church an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter Dolores Elaine to Mr..
Francis Xavier zavash. son Of
Mrs. Rose zayash of Quantico,
Va. The wedding took place
Saturday in st. James Catho-
lie Church. Falls Church. The
couple will live in Alexandria.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-07

MASS. AVE. EXTENDED. open TO-DAY
l-6--Have you seen the new mir
acle split levels In the prestige
area Of lovely wooded Mass. Ave
Hills. All your favorite features
" majestic cathedrai-type Nv
I'm. high STYLED kit. Walk.in
closets Has = spacious rms, hsmt
va baths This beautiful model
home Is miraculously low priced
at S20.950 on easiest terms. Drive
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about y blk. to Mass Ave Forest
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-07

ROCKVILLE, LIST offering - Brick
rambler spick span lge kit.
full bsmt. gar; lovely secluded
forced yd Aakire 8 800 VIII f.
nance to suit Mrs. Hoag. OIL. p
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