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MIscEL. FOR SALE Cont

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1885
MlscEL. FOR SALE Cont
FURN.--Matching fun size, bed,
e e5ssser rs eneSt Fl dra rse very good
EuRN.-Leaving country unexpect-
sdly, viii sell house turn. az sacri-
nee. ANTIQUES, incl. unusual mahog.
chests. $50 each; JacobeAn side
board. $50. IA. 5-0756. 90
FURN.-Walnut bedrm. suite, twin
beds, cedar lined wardrobe; tble. and
bed. arm chairs: reas. RIA. 3-2106.
FURN.-Din. rm.. s-pe. mahog.
excel. eond.; $3.50; mir; cocktail
table: S35, kit set. ia. 9-3292.
FuRN.--Sheraton mahog. buffet, $50;
gray mod. 3-piece bedrm, suite.
dble. bed, innerspring mattress and
Laundromat, S1l0i 4-poSter bed
and chiffoniere to match S45;
e eIsssfn S. so pine al 's aSDd s soSd
FURN.G4 rms. VI. old ). ton
Deering air cond. being transferred,
will sell all or part. IA. 1887;
FURN.-Antiaue sleigh bed, 81 in.
vide. coil spring, hair mattress.
S45; Victorian love seat. 500:
round dining table. 4 leaves, $50;
double bed. spring, mattress. $50;
chairs, tables. etc; to close estate.
FUN. UtNCI.AiMED--LaSson love-
seat. 500; occ. chair, So; chest,
$40; rocker, 81: dresser, SIS; studio
couch, $50; vanity with mirror.
SIS; rollaway bed. SI2; Lawson
sofa. S1o; inneEspring mattress,
SO: desk. $40; dinete set, ST.:
coil spring. So: sofabed. S35; bed
room set. S73: bookcase, 50; sofa
and chair, $50: channel chair. S33;
kitchen cabinet. $40; buffet, So;
beds. SO; other odd nieces, Reup-
holStering, Fefinishlng. slipcoverS,
cabinet work, cuStom-made furni-
ture, draperies, eorniees: Easy
terms, HOFFMAN, uPHOLSTER-
Frs. 2447 18th st. NV co.
FuRN.; Burgundy upholstered Kidney
divan, SO: Jr. din. rm, server.
mahog. veneer, SIS: both in excel
cond, Also end tables. studio couch.
liy;-irm e 5assao priced low; igSeod
G paassa sh hfals r %ssal oy sifhnsa
door. buyer TO move; best offer.
GAS-Foreed warm-air furnace,
Used . mos. Prac. new; 10000
BTU. 500. KE. S-59SS or see US at
the Home Show. MOVER BROS.
GAS HEATER. space; ige, Duo Therm
with blower; excel. cond.; $50
tn. 2-3335. --27
GAS RANGE, Norge. used. in good
cond. JU. 5-5590. --26
GAS RANGES. new. used: repair oil
coal gas ranges, ACME STOVE
1Qll 9TH st NV Ma S-S952
GAS RANGE. '3i-in, Magic Chef,
thermostat control, $50. Excellent
condition. AP. i-6922 Pc
GAS RANGE, new used installation
PEERLESS SALES CO.. 2237 Ga
ave. NV. DE 2-5566
GATES. new. alum. and wire. W steel
posts and hdW. worth SIS, S7.50
ga. Ma. S-6s74. TIE. o-3567.
GEIGER COUNTER. new; S99 so.
After pm. weekdays. LII, l.
1881 -ab
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KITCHEN CABINETS
500 OFF

Display cabinets: Geneva, Ameri-
can. Standard: assorted sizes. Come
in and see them Ask for Mr., Cal
JOHN G. WEBSTER & SONS
N27 p ST. NV, ST. 3-5500
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GALVESTON
APARTMENTS

NICHOLS AVE. a. GALVESTON PL
Conv.. to Boiling Field, NRL ant
downtown. Excel shopping anc
transp.: newly furn. and dec: largl
liv, rm., bedrm.. dinette kit. ant
pastel tiled bath.
Available now at 5000 q month
incl. all utils. once on premises OIL
"A Cln IIEnEAnIa nj II 1-AORR
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MlscELLANeous WANTED
ANTIQUES WANTED


ANTIoUEs-China. furn.. leNelry
silver rugs r1gs, etc LOUIS LtSr s sEGAl'
ANTIQUES WANTED
silyerware, any cond.. 1ewery brie-
s-brae 1898 Wis ave. u. KRUP-
SAW MILESTONE CO.. NO 7-0300
BEDROOM. dining room contents Of
home. cash. We do moving, Stor-
age. Reasonable rates. IA. 972a37
BOOKS BOUGHT, any quantity.
sYIvania ave. NV, ST. 3-e69s
FURNiTuRE-5Contents. odd pieces
Selling SO years. Original HOP
WOODS. 9Th and K SITS NV. ME-
FTRNITuRE wANTED--w VIII buy all
Kinds OF GOOD, used furniture. top
urices ia $3.50 We do moving
GOLD
Bring your dental sold. platinum.
A. KAHN INC.
az YEARS Al g35 F ST NV.
HEATERS. ranges, stoves. refriser:
ators, mattresses, furniture ACME
| STOVE Il FORM. MA. $685.
INATIoSAL CASH REGISTER. 1900
or similar model. l drawer. keys,
Call EX 3-7tI0 ---26
OLD FASHIONED P1CTU X =
FRAMES, clocks. furn., china, glass,
guns, antiques. etc. Cash. 10
4-7455. 26s
PfANOS-Cash for ali styles AD
4-5g2S day. HUI. 3-4657 night, 29'
rIANOS--Will pay cash for used up
rights. any style or make. Tower
9-629o. ~
PIANOS. ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night, JU 9-3O39
rvs, $40 to S25 for out-of order
sets: tubes. 1915 nth NV AID, A.
nRnR IN q m Ia Ia q m fYerY day
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COLORED--1-RM. APT, kit, bath
nicely furn., suitable for men OF
couple. Ii. 3-654S. Pr
COLORED-EAsT CAPITOL AND
BENNING RID. Sc. Freshly
painted: / bedrm., liv.. rm.. d.
nette. kit; and bath; SO mo- IN
S Sanieor, az "a Attn St. s.e. s'e Apt a
LU 2-3165. -26
CoLoRED-APT. BLDG. 2I4O n
Newly dec. sos. UtiIs incl. Me
coLoRED 1896 BELMONT RD
NV and 2 rms, kit. and bath,
REALTY, DU. Tile. -25
C0LORED--OFF I4th. opp. Clifton
terr.-Ist level, front. 8 SO. win
dows. newly dec. hv. rm.. bedrm..
coLoRE RED III LAMONT ST. nv
One rm. kit. and bath. DE. 2-7531.
cOLoRED -BRooKLAND = Nice
iurn. apt. at 18th and Rhode
reas. rent; plus utils. no. 2-6o32'
c o. RE nl r ST. N.w.-one-
tm efficiency. no. 2-2096.
coLoREp - BEDRM-Lry. KIM
IB.--Nice kitchen, rear porch;
lust of 14th ST. car line on Mon
roe ST. NV; $50 per no., incl. all
ntils. Call to see Sat. and Sun
c 81 ieeei AND 1884 COR.
kit. apts.; $40 mo. DE. 1880.
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Fairfax Village
APARTMENTS

with spacious lawns and grounds yet
only 10 minutes from downtown
Washington by either auto or public
transportation Some very lovely l.
bedroom apartments available for
immedipte occupancy. some 2-bed-
-oCm apartments for early occupancy
For further information call Lu.
2-S2S5 or cali at rental once. 2001
3Sth st. Sc am. to $50 pm.
Monday through Saturday; from !
to 500 Sunday.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT


CHAIN SAWS. Strunk. rentals. Alex
Va nv 3-3IT5 --2S
CHAN SAWS MeCULLOCH. sales
~ OF Wash III 9-22s7
CHAN SAWS 1 man; $40 per DAY;
! 2-maa. &I5 per day RENTAL
5 TOOLS & EQUIP co. 10 9-8SSi
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HE DIFLUMhI
2420 10th St. NV = Junior bed
room apt, nicely furnished twin
bedsl. Building Jverlooks Meridian
Park, walking distance downtown.
Building air cooled. Roof garden,
switchboard, $40 mo. incl utils.
AID. G-I235. Available March /.
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AIS 18th ST. NE. APT. 4
427 18th ST. NE. APT. .
NEWLY DECORATED

2 rooms. kitchen, dinette, bed
room, bath, screened porches. Rent.
$500. includes heat and hot water.
Vacant, May be seen BY contactinE
Janitor, rear 419 18th ST.. Ii. 4-4507.
B. r. SAUL CO.
925 18th st. NV. MA. 81 90
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COTTAGE CITY
ent; all util: S7S mo.
@-Bedrm. apt; list a. and full
bsmt.: all utils. $50. WA. 1871.
oHs
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COLORED
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

APARTMENTS FOR RENT
NORTHEAST
1929 L ST. rms. kit. and bath,
S62 80
1919 49th sT.--3 rms. kit. and
12 G5'n FLA. AVE rms, kit f09 and
W JAMES q. SCOTT ''O'
I'll Florida Ave. NV, DE. 2-15i3
oR
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FARM AND GARDEN

LAWN RENOVATION, iandscaping.
maintenance, comp. serv. Free esti-
mates, FLEMING LANDSCAPE.
UN. 4-464S. -
VIRGIN ToPs0IL. best quality. any
quantity, immed. delivery, FLEM-
MING LANDSCAPE SERV. UN.
HoiibAY sPECIAL-eos disc, on
azaleas, Feb. 1925, RoTH'S. S2ll
Sligo CT. pkwy.. TAX. PIX. Md;
EXPERT TREE WORK. 10, e!earinE,
grading. planting etc, FOuSE d
Bid. JE. 4-0d4B or JE. 3-0h1S,
vREE REMOVAL, pruning, topping,
trimming: lots cleared. MR.. CLAY
TON. UN 4-0il03 any time.
CLEAN FILL DIRT. topsoil. sludse,
b!nestone. road gravel Hauling.
MIR. HARTING, 10. 2-S9T4. ---l
FOR VEGETABLE AND FIELD
SEEDS that really grow. the best
in fertilizer ana farm supplies.
Visit SOUTHERN STATES UPPER
MARLBORO COOPERATIVE, Mar
GARDEN TRACTOR. Grayely 5-h.p.
Roto- pillow. eultiyator. S225. CY.
1897 after b pm. 10
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coLoRED
es5

COLORED-S55
Like new; nr. Central and MINI.
kit. b.; reiTg. ]. H. REALTY CO.,
Ii. 4-2o3S: ewes. EN-. 2-sei9.
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1869 MintWood Pl

1869 MlntWO0Q RI.
Apt. 21-Bedrm., liv. rrn.. kit, d.
nette, bath and den; $3.50. Avail
able nov
Apt. 80 bedrms.. Q baths, hy.
rm.. dinette; S95. Available March
J.. Convenient neighborhood; auto.
elevator; on streetcar line.
]. A. McKeever Co., Inc.
1872 X St. NV. ST. $500
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
f71B New Hamp Ave, NV
De luxe living in q club residence
for business ladies and men. SgleS
and others; S1S-S22 so week incl.
meals and hotel services. NO T.
B77O. q
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1924 VERMONT AVE. N.w,--Nicely
furnished: mr. i5th and K SITS, Walk.
ms distance Government deptE. and
downtown area. Consisting OF liY
rm.. bedrm.. tile bath with shower,
electric refer, and hot plate, Si00
per mo. incl. utilS Inspection week
days . am. to 8 pm. Saturdays .
HENRY J. RoBB. INC,
1924 Vermont Ave. NV. DI. T-sI41
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1858 HALEY Ter. Sc, Apt.sl
24n0 S st. Sc. SOS

Liy. rm., bedrm.. din. kit, bath
Indty. gas heat and util. Auto
washer. blk. 3 bus lines and shop
center. on Nichols ave.
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ANTIouEs-china. furn.. jeNelry
silver. rugs, etc, LOUIS SEGAL.
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TELEVISION SALE
observation-disclosures
TABLE MODELS AND CONSOLES
$29.50 UP
1763 Columbia Rd. NV.

TIRE SALE - Full recaps.: guar. /.
4 O0xl6. /; 79xI5. S6.75; 7.lUx15.
: .6uxi5, S7.73 Used tires 81 90.
ALL SERVICE TIRE CO, 1894 Ga,
TOOLS--One SIT. sheet meta
brake: one screw cutting lathe with
quick change gears. Call ewes, HE
4-4339. 40
TV. Hafierafter: mahogany. table
model, Tin. complete with stand.
good eond., S45. Ho. 2-1l29;
TY. Ia-in. RIGA: solid mahogany,
ige. console. Excel cond. Wil
sacrifice. Ia a-Sg4l. -2b
TV. go. $50: new outside antenna,
$40: AM-FM phone. SEQ; Hudson
40, Sl50. 10. 7-Ss20. =
TV SETS, SO UP
Cabinets and other parts to build
your own. TV antennas, apc and UP
Open Sun. a-2 pm. l2l4 18th st.
~ a -
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REFRIGERATOR cLosE-OUT
Must move entire stock Of new OF,
Frlgidaire. Gibson, Kelyinator
Norge and Philco refrigerators No
new and fully guaranteed
STANDARD TIRE ~ BATTERY co.
10th and n SITS NE. III. 3-9OS2
Open Ewes. TIL 0
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33S ADAMS ST. Me- rms, kitch-
en- and bath; redecorated; $50. =.
2l06 N st. NV rms, kit. ana
bath: redecorated; $50.
Ala 18th st. n.e.-4 rms, kit. and
bath: redecorated; S55.
HARRISON & ADAMS. Ma. s-S50S
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utii incl Cain K ziRier. L a.. 4-5 Sss
426 9Th st. Me- Apt. 2O3
S79 50
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2 rms, kit. bath. Heat incl. Ksy
at No. 4.
JOHN p. DoNoHoE g. SONS
3I4 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 3-00S4
Arkansas State press., 1956-01-06

college. Pine Bluff. after spending
the holidays with his mother, Mrs.
Myrtiss Williams Mr.. ana
Mrs. George II. Olds Of Little
Rock. visited his mother, Mrs. Z.
X Olds Mrs. Wallace Jordan.
Mrs. Louise Coulter and Hunter
Plggee Of Los Angeles. visited
their mother, Mrs. Mary Coulter
and other relatives during the
holidays Miss Hortense KEEL
-, a student at Homer G. Phillips
hospital and School Of Nursing
in ST Louis, spent the holidays
with her mother, Mrs. Hazel KEEL
~ Mr. and Mrs. George VIII
der of Hot Springs. spent Christ
mas day with his mother, Mrs.
Sylvia Wilder and family
Mrs. Louella Coulte., spent the
holidays visiting relatives in s.
Louis Mrs. Geneva S. jack
son Of Thornton. spent the holi-
days with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. ]. % Simpson Miss No
dene Young of Sikeston, Mo,
spent the holidays with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. ]. Young
Miss Mary H. crofton of Mt
Olive, Miss. spent the holidays
with her mother. Mrs. Cora Lee
Oldaere and family Mrs, Mat
tie MeFadden passed December %.
Her funeral was held at New
Light CINE church. Rev. o. 7.
Bedford. officiating Miss Le-
nora Shaw visited her mother.
Mrs Minnie Beeleher and family
She returned TO AM&N college
in Pine Bluff by the way Of Kan
sas City. Kans.
Arkansas State press., 1956-01-06
inEifis Pain

- del Ehtf1Illy comforting help Tor
a-i pains q Rheumatism, ArthritiS.
... IS -unlhaFo SCiatics, or Neuralgia try
sar.,rd. Torks through the blood. First dose
U.s. L.Iy starts aneviating pain 50 you can
vu-k. enjoy life and sleep mere comfortably.
Cies Rer-sisd sc druggist today. Quick, con-
plete Satisfaction or money back guaranteed
Arkansas State press., 1956-01-06
Parkda!e
Massie Fitzpatrick

Miss Maggie Dunning. Miss Ma
~ Lou Maxwell and Miss Nettie
Mae Harris of Shorter college,
Miss Elmorene Davis Of AM&N
college, spent the Christmas hol-
idays with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs ID Dunning, Mrs Luvenia
Maxwell and Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Harris Mr.. and Mrs James
Council Allen Fitzpatrick. Mr.. and
Mrs. A G. Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
James + Dunn. Mr.. and Mrs ].
T Dunn all Of Chicago. spent
Christmas at home - Mrs Luz
venia Maxwell and daughter. Ma
~ Lou and son, Wenthorn, jr..
visited In Lake Providence. Ia.
They were the guests # Mrs Lau-
"a Davis and family Mrs Ma
bic johnson Of Chicago, spent
Christmas with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Parker Chill
dress Chapel AME church held
Christmas services at Mt Olive
AME Zion church Presiding ED
err T { Triee was the speaker.
Arkansas State press., 1956-01-06

son of Fordyee, visited her daugh-
ter Tuesday mite Mrs. Oliver
Parham and family visited recent
ly in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bonnie Lee family al SpaTknan
Jerry Down gave a family
reunion Christmas day. Children
who were home. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. II. Down, Miss Maedail and
J. 7. Down of Kansas City
Rev. Willie Juniel had a car ac=
cident Wednesday. He was not IN
jured Mr. and Mrs. Deffie
Woods and children and Mr.. and
Mrs. Deffie Woods. jF.. visited
Monday mite with their aunt
Mrs. Endia Marshall and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Marshall and
family, visited her sister and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Sankfield JAG
obs. Bearden Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Lamber and baby of Bear
den were dinner guests Christmas
day in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arkansas State press., 1956-01-06
Conway

Mrs. ]. A. Taylor
A family reunion was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. II II.
Smith. l0l5 Pine street. Those
present for dinner were: Mr.. and
Mrs. John Smith of Greenbrier:
Mrs. Oneta Morris and four chill
dren Of Kansas City; Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Nelson and chill
dren of Little Rock; Mrs Leroy
Smith and 8 children of Green
brier; Mr.. and Mrs. Artie Smith,
Gurdon Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hamilton and Mr.. and Mrs John
ME Jones spent Christmas in Mus
kogee visiting Mrs. Agnes John
son and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Collins Robert johnson has
returned 10 Detroit after a visit
with his sister, Mrs. Andrew Dag
ger and family.
Arkansas State press., 1956-01-06
W'i-ns
Luther Slack

Luther Slack
Misses Layerne and Morolyne
Wilder, Jewel jackson and Bessie
Mae Brown were home from AM
an college for the holidays
Mesdames Cloviee and Lucy wiler
and Laverne made a business trip
TO McGehee and Crossett q.
Leon Nelson was here from For
rest City as Christmas day guest
of Laverne Wilder William
Woods jr- left for Little Rock
Tuesday after spending Christmas
with his father and family :.
Miss Ruby Jewel left for Memphis
after spending Christmas with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Stevenson and family Miss
Mable Woods. Miss Henrietta Shell
ton and Mrs. Johnnie Lee Shelton
were home for the holidays q.
The wilmot colored hi school
students returned TO their regular
school session January 2.
Arkansas State press., 1956-01-06
Nashville

James l.. Crofton
Dewey Kelly Of Los Angeles
visited his mother Mrs Annie
Kelly and other relatives during
the holidays Mr. and Mrs S
II GOA and children and Miss
Virginia 10 Williams visited rel
atives in Stamps and MeGehee
during the holidays Mrs.
Snow Hardy and Jessie Baker
were united in MARRIAGE. Deeem-
Der Ia Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Robinson ana family Of Kansas
City, Kans., sEent Oh istmas With
relatives and friends Billy II
Williams has returned "a Aa9e"
Arkansas State press., 1956-01-06

Mrs. r d. Mitchell spent the
holidays in Antoine visiting rel
atives Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hearn entertained with a party
December 27th. honoring their
daughter who returned to Chi
eagu Wednesday Mr. and Mrs
Roy Wells. jr., were Monday Wis
itoFs in the home Of his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wells of Holly
wood
Arkansas State press., 1956-01-06
With The Churches

The Antioch Baptist church,
with the program of the newly
elected pastor worshipped at five
o'clock Christmas morning The
pastor discussed "A Message Of
The Angels" We are praying for
the success Of the church. and are
asking the prayers of the Saints
to pray for us. Visitors d
friends are welcome. Rev. V. w.
Nelson, pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1956-01-06

with Rev and Mrs. Leslie Smith
Of Little Rock Visitors in the
home Of Mr. and Mrs Henry
Hearn during the holidays were
Rev and Mrs Leslie Smith of
Little Rock. Mr. and Mrs. Eli
Murchison Of Malvern. Mr. and
Mrs Fletcher Smith of Smaekoy-
er. Miss Annie NJ Stephens. Ar
kadelphia: Miss Maggie Stephens
Of Prescott. Peter Hearn Of Pine
Bluff, Mary f of Chicago E,
Arkansas State press., 1956-01-06
Card Of Thanks

LONoKE-I am grateful to my
many friends and neighbors for
the kindness. sympathy and other
eourtesies extended me during the
long illness Of my husband, Reu.
ben Sabb, who passed November
20, 1855.
Alberta Sabb
Arkansas State press., 1956-01-06

John w. Hearn

John w. Hearn
Mr and Mrs J ID Wheeler and
children Of Kinnett, Mo, spent the
holidays with their parents and
grandparents. Rev and Mrs. r. l..
patten Mr.. and Mrs Grady
McGhee and little son spent
Christmas day with Mrs. Eula
Harris Of Little Rock, mother Of
Mrs McGhee Mildred and
Mary z. Hearn spent Monday mite
Arkansas State press., 1956-01-06
ACHING MUSCLES

Hssses ss.ns - ''-sd. to-s, pez.as s,u..
rs -ttA srAk a y, t4Bis'. s.r,.
efAS eAcN acts at 20 h-,ag eerssst,r,
fsHsi. bsesu,e the sThNBsCk fsssasI.
ee~e'as several prsssription typs in.
sssdi.nu for fat relief Of cain.
Arkansas State press., 1956-01-06

NJ COOKING \
Nj HINTS : p
A,'MyAA N
I Iesmstioa Hoas ssn'.s u.ssla= = ,
~ and her staff *
90 Sglan
We all Ers1
have TO X
watch our Ns -
pennies
especially
now with Ro.aila eeott
ell OF the
extra holiday expenses Let Car
nation Evaporated Milk help You
s-t-r-e-t-e-h your food budget,
There Is no limit 10 uses for this
better.blending milk no other
form OF milk can be used in 50
many different ways as carna'
ton. When a recipe calls for milk
Just mix carnation with an equal
amount Of water ID. pour IL from
the can into your cream pitcher
for Dreaming" your coffee and
cereal. whip II for chiffon pies
or frozen desserts. at one third
the cost Of expensive cream'
Carnations famous red and white
label offers cooking helps too...a
recipe on every can. You'll ind
one for everything from rich
cream soups to delicious frozen
desserts Here Is one Of the label
recipes. ! think II Is q welcome
change from rich holiday food.
good eating for pennies
FRANKS q cAtfst cAssfRou
Makes 4 TO 8 servingsl
IA cup, llorse sonl yndily.ed
cAeNArloN tvAPoRAr1o
MILK
v, teaspoon soli
q cups Va pound sro'ed,
ptoeess-'ype Amerieon cheese
4 cups cooked noodles
q cups sliced fronkivter
Simmer Carnation and salt over
loiC heat TO just below the boiling
point q to 3 minutesl Add
cheese Stir until cheese melts
Arrange noodles and franks in
layers in buttered casserole. Pour
cheese sauce over noodle-franks
mixture Bake in moderate oven
t350'Fl 30 to 40 minutes
Arkansas State press., 1956-01-06
Saw You Saw II In The PRESS
No surgery needed
to reduce swelling
of painful piles!

n doctors tests. ama-iug new
S'-41,rss paco instantly relieved
pl7s tortured Cave in-ernll and
al rlief without surEeTyl
D. 81. Callv-pruved inCT 7dIe-'s re-
'...- .ssul Uh.a- isSslFt,s. l,Cs..~e
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Arkansas State press., 1956-01-06
Holly Springs
May Marshall

The fuur-day services at White
Spring AME church was very en-
ioyable Mrs. Mary Lea and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-14

Charles E. Williams of Silver
Spring is expected to graduate in
June from Montgomery Junior
College as an electrical techni
clan.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-14
Cook Reelected
To Be Damascus
Chamber Prexy

New officers of the Damascus
Chamber of Commerce were
elected June 6. Chosen for sec
ond consecutive terms were Jerry
Cook, president, and B. M. Wood
field, vice president. Henry S.
Iieine is treasurer and Herbert
l.. Cain, secretary5manager.
New members of the board of
directors for three year terms
are Willis Campbell, B. D. Glad
hill and Henry S. Heine. Six
others continue as directors:
Jerry Cook, DR.. James Kerr, Her
bert L. Cain, B. M. Woodfield,
Henry Runkles and George
Boyer.
A car pool committee is being
formed under the direction of
Harold D. Anamosa. The pur-
pose is to provide a clearing
house of information about car
pools to and from the metropoli-
tan area and the various govern
ment installations. Anyone inter
ested in organizing or joining a
car pool is asked to call Mr..
Anamosa at Clearwater 3-2219.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-14
State All
Team Judges
In England

Maryland's All dairy cattle
judging team will represent the
All Clubs of the United States al
the 9th international dairy cattle
Judging contest in connection with
the Royal Show of England, ac
cording to DR.. Paul E. Nystrom
director of the University OF
Maryland Extension Ser vi e
Judging will be. July A at New
castle.
Team members are: Eugene C
Bay, White Hall; Ian ]. Forrest
Relay; Patsy L. Messer, Route 2,
Gaithersburg, and Franklin L.
Walbert, Henderson. They are
scheduled to leave by plane Mon
day from New York City, accom-
panied by coaches w. Max Bucket,
assistant county agent, Baltimore
county, and John L. Morris, ex-
tension dairyman. Mrs. Morris
of Gaithersburg will go as chap
erone.
The Maryland team earned the
honor to represent the All Clubs
in the international competition
by taking first place at the Ma
tional All Clubs dairy judging
conest in Waterloo, Ia, last fall
This is the tenth year a Mary
land team has represented the
u. S. in this event, In the past
four teams have won the title of
world champions in competition
with teams from other nations.
Marylanders will be guests of
the National Federation of Young
Farmers Clubs of England while
in their country, and will visit
dairy farms and homes there.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-14

months old when the record be-
gan, she averaged IS quarts day
for the testing period.
Luella Hoover of Derwood.
MIXED twice daily for 365 days,
MD Glenbrook Nancy Neither K
produced a total of 12,169 pounds
of milk and 453 pounds of butter
fat. Three years and three months
old when the record began, she
averaged 16 quarts day for the
testing period.
James w. King of Gathers
burg. MIXED twice daily for 365
days, Cotoctin View Star Shadoon
produced a total of 1852 pounds
of milk and 573 pounds of butter
fat. Five years and 10 months
old when the record began, she
averaged % quarts a day for the
testing period.
Leslie C. King of Clarksburg.
MIXED twice daily for 365 days,
Kingstead Vamalo Star produced
a total of 2O,002 pounds of milk
and 684 pounds of butterfat. Seven
years and four months old when
the record began, she averaged
IS quarts a day for the testing
period.