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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-02-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Sol GelIer OF oUS0 N.
Spurs, Hillel, and the Religious
Student Council as a student at Ari-
zona State College at Tempe.
THE BRIDEGROOM, son of Mrs.
Gussie Sternberg of Brooklyn, NY,
attended Brooklyn College and was
graduated from ASC.
Rabbi Harry T. Schectman offici-
ated at the wedding. The bride
wore a ballerina-length white lace
gown, lace edged veil, carried a
Bible topped by white orchid.
MRS. MARVIN Taub of Sunny
slope, the brides sister, was matron
of honor, and a cousin, Miss La
verne Passon, was bridesmaid
Others in the wedding party were
Melvin Sternberg, brother of the
bridegroom, and the brides grand
mother, Mrs. Leah Richell, and
uncle, Bennie Richell.
Out of town guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Geller of Chicago,
Max Geller and Abe Geller, both
of Los Angeles, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Passen and Ernie Wides, cous-
ins of the bride from Tucson.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-02-24

BUY ISRAEL BONDS
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-02-24
Might In Israeli To Keynote
SiSterhOOd,S Di1ner-DQnCe

Griff, Charles Desman, and Her
man L. Stein.
Mrs. Sol Mallin, program chair
man, will present the story of Pass
over.
The sisterhood board will meet
at the home of Mrs. Mamie Ros-
enthal, 56O2 N. 22nd Ave-, at 1880
pm. March z. On March Is the
sisterhood will conduct Sabbath
services and be hosteSses for an
Oneg Shabbat at Beth FL Congre-
cation.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-02-24
SocioI Gatherings
Are Planned

The Phoenix Section of the Coun-
Gil of Jewish Women has planned
Council Day" for / pm. March
g. At this time the homes of 35
council women will be open to
members and their guests for
social afternoon. At each home re-
freShmentS will be served.
Donation of 81 per person will go
toward the support of the organiza-
tion's projects.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-02-24
Births

A daughter, Terri Lynn, born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Markow of 1882
N. Seventh Ave. Feb. 16. Grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Markow of 301 w. Culver and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry KatZ of Brooklyn,
N. Y.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-02-24
Donor Dinner Scheduled
By Ladies Bikur ChoIim

Professional entertainment will be
featured at the 10th annual donor
dinner of the Ladies Bikur Cholim
at 6 pm. March IL at Beth FL
Auditorium.
Tickets, at $6 person, may be
obtained through Mrs. I. Lesensky
AL 4-4259, and Mrs. M. Weinberger
AL 3-6210.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-02-24

New textile machinery and equip
ment worth 100000 has been Or
dered from U. S. and European sup
pliers by Israel spinning and weav-
ing mills.
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COLORED
modern, equipped. 2-hed-
room houses; ~39.au. Plus utiis
nhnnn Ma A.NoI. 10
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OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
3734 APPLETON ST.

Beautiful 3-bedrm detached brk.
IN excellent location! First-ciass
condition inside and out tiled
9alns. paneled recrea !on room with
hteP!ace. two pGrches. buI.t-in ga
rage c.osP to Wilson .4Isn. ST,
Ann and Ben Murch Schools. In
>pect really nice home II this
EQai desirable section BetT cen
y Ter ra .tiats. A. .
E.tnlEgs. Mi MAY EN- 3-ts49. Mr..
N 81. OIL. it-HIl :.
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DRUGSTORE

Want to retire: a money
maker. same owner over ~
vs. Wlll .elI at bargana
rl::. 800. low overhead. 3let
gross nearly 500 day.
OTer, $1,000 stock, good lax
lures and fountain, Box 10
y Geo. n
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
SAVE IN COMFORT
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

LIGHT HAULING, dav or night
reasonable rates free estimates
LII b 1895
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
WIZ accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving Stor
ase reasonable rate IA g-"93:
LIGHT HAULING. iocsi moylng
beaches a specially s. l. MORRIS
TU 2-ll5o or Ii 6-2SSH
MOVING ACROSS TBE STREET or
across the country safe storage in
separate rooms expert packing
Phone NO 1-0l0i UNION STOR.
AGE CO, INC. Established 1906
HILL Neil-EnOwn mover, ms expeI
men. closed vans low rate apis
low as $50 any hour AP 1-g65B
MOVING AND HAULING, day or
night reas. rates, Call DU. T.
CIIEsTt MOVERS--Large or small
We do them all; clean, careful,
courteous ST. 3-s570, IA. 9-OII5
liz
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Colonial Motor Hotel

fAIRFAA, VA.
This fire motor court IS OF. all
brick construction. is Colonial in
design. fronts on Z main U. S, hwysp
near d c There are ~ we'll
furnished rms. including owner s
apt, - tiled baths II Is affiliated
with the finest motel travel 1rganl-
cations This court j. situated on
over ) acres Of A-iandsc apeti
around with wide hiRhway lrGntaee,
It is reasonable priced Tor quick
sale For complete details, please
call WILLIAM ", JOHNSTON, OR
-
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SHOE STORE

Womens ana childrens, well eStab-
liShed. doing nice volume medium
to better grade Need around 80
900. No trifierS Box 2l1-R, Star,
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ADbhH TtlktfTtEC
. - : IINES9 VI ON ONlt'ES
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go s'>S' ''''H y n
tCORNER nrIICaTFSSEx Hts
~ 10 :, =, ,.t,et'.NSl = .'fts
/ Ta,,,j 80 J. rom aoie stqEe
I fftrra g,I,,- - IT, '. ,f. -
Denf AZ ,@,.,f ['',at. @o~a pay pay,
/ IgVSvly ~ 7, sNGat ,i. ~ q
RFAI EARGAIN So-gor 49,.
=, ta0 Nc 80 "a T,Vst'e' "h
] TefaI $40 ijfb I'D X Il 70
g-i9 ''+1 - - - "
f.l1n cn,SC r...-.z. - =
SfsN5 'F rf T5 ~ 'tS oGstHe&S ~
3aa2l, "a. -t5sa1
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~ ., y. - "aF- IN. d ~ .
IrfI Tt,t.r,
- IL hLEH ~ 3s& IN sNdHg .t@
s,, i ii..t.. o. '}AstGAot'. E%-
nleslsa iagarite !ro&es Co. er
1890 -" Aabe .l%tE FEo.
~ e1#t1sfe }E>ii'"l Ioh "
.'-s't s;.iSa tGg.lLsi
aARy4a INC 50 a-G09G =
'"Ni =, - S"'H buys
.'Asa'ys ~ t'of"ty atorf csCstg On
$50, Ess ~ ma 1899 ! VI
rso4 Money maker. @o0l Calvert
p1Nrt,
IN, ~ ~ t0Telooi jerry q NJ a.
moIfd III prt ms '''.sp' ~ = e h,, Ge
ME s3>.lfd 4 p" n, eA y il,,i DlEsk,
N, an dept store m last Fln~lng
,53,,3,.,{ Az 80 q as ssta2ilshed
>i5,,,la 60. H. 80, t-.4ta ~ a2p.2A
5t5il DiaH on main hHy Terms
Cpt1 ~, ,t,5t,,
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ON - ,ta ~ ". .''~ 40 tiA.fa
Cos .tt @tiin1eter la.calion Gal. III.
To-. 40 HAALaL D.. -
I{GytN fts1,pn ...,A,.
ian In on, - ~" o.. Ait.tj4-
$40 vc't} NM -, 20 ~ :
Eg Gs,-s s, lls,> - - 50.
3Ii' Va" EDNH> hEAI y,
BiSII1 or p,pn,y mo,
nopolns conc. N I'M =! 90
s sI,,t I.s6on H.. '';sG " I: g
M 1904 N.thols ave s.1 81 ).
pRISsIxc am c,r,x,xc -.
a,3., -. ~ ''''' ~. avn
9.";,,H n.t M u a@s'I =, Saii J "a
pfatE,y5 "i'' az" q, 90
BOY iIN. 'tippr- A,,-tf.y,r,,,,, r. ga
-.-brdrnt ns,r, t,.if ~ ~ ~
acre. hupsoyeG con s@ityf@Bf 6a'S No
~1i ann nrIr2, MI; II, SO ''',t.se'
TEAIIIR (OiRT Erstr.ItpAxt
iaue hwy Va, IL hi Il -
acres no 0ufi.go ~ -a,,,ir, lsu,
Il nom scwef. 10 .o6n -i nct ,rro,,,a
3aq year Excellent tny,. I'm ,'ie
I0K NNlT tiy5cry. ,torc" ~. ,g., ~,
prltlrn afr.s nr9,it : Gag XII,
N cash reauirrF Res hvy IN
town. Must BE- bonded An J-s,.I,'
n,
NEPTUNE FRUIT STANn. Iiai1 In
s.. PR. : ct aye oWHcr reur-
C,pITn1It> NIL bos "ts,J. alaF =
, ~ w." 20 arr { w ne.
AuI I!ahtu HpIS exec. income,
i'a>, rent. OWNER, IA. h-13lu.
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} HOUSES FURNISHED Cont IMAPMADlIKE

n. ARL.--lst fl. Of Duplex. =
bedrms.. liz I'm With iircpi din
rm garage; nice yard SEQ IN
cludcS heat and water CAROLINE
l. CAMPBELL, JE 3-ol7J aGd
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-At,racIt,e
Diet. brick nome with nerpI' 4 bcG
rms baths; tastetu!iy turn with
antiques; quiet street screened
rear porch faces secluded garden.
Diet brick garage Refs. req Rent
$50 mo, WAGGAMAN-B RAWNER.
M. S,3S60: ewes, Mr.. Lochte OIL
NEAR FALLS CHURCH-pet b-k
rambler; : bedrms,: ~ baths; i'm,
shops; $40 mo. JE LOBE. -
MT. Pleas bedrms. lie baths.
MOD, Kit, i porches; auto, gas heat;
rear yard: BendiX wash, suitable
lse' lam or group; excel. transp
REDWOOD CHEVY CHASE, Md
Opportunity for :! responsible ADULTS
to enjoy conf home during absence
OF owner. May to Oct. Oh. doors
COMFORTABLE NICELY FGRN.
home, redec,, inside and out; fun
bsmt. auto h., auto washer, scar
garage lst-fir. front porch: center
hail UX36; liV..rm lix3G with spa
cious center irepl. tull-si2e din.
rm and kat; buffers pantry, pow
der I'm; apd sun deck aoxidl; bee
rms; hail; : baths ana sleeping
porch on md FIR; bedrm. and bath
shrubs S3'!,j mo. 23957 Newark
NV. Cleveland Park
GEORGETOWN Quaint Frame
charmingly furn. in good location
Ice, liY RIM with din area: original
Aanrfrrv q vi uKsr NftrY
kitchen, garbage disposal and pow
der room air cond, twin size bed
room, modern bath and shower;
also small bedroom; basement gas
furnace, small secluded garden. t.
mo. lease. 500 mo. ST. 3-3S21.
BETHESDA, MD. - 2-bcdrm.. brick
residence, newly decorated. bath
and den on list floor recreation
rm, waSher-irontr Unlimited lease
available Immediately, $40 Cali
" b WRIGHT, EN-, ,3..5Goe. =
ienced-in Garden, master bed
rooms: :! baths on second floor. IN
ing room. DINING room, den lava
tory, kitchen. screened porch, .
car garage Available II to IS
months To inspect call Emerson
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK AHA
baths den. gar lovely fenced YARD
with barbecue pit $50 mo. BEERS
BROS Ju. l-1tlu -
2-BEDRM. MODERN RAMBLER on
acreage with a lake, ideal tor col
~ mi from Wash: rem, Sl2g
PENTAGON REALTY co, FairfaX.
Va, CIR. 3-0S4i ewes. call Mr.
Bisel, ia 1-il D. -
\. ARL. - 5-rm bungalow. nicely
turn. w scr purches close to
Schs. and bus. SI25 mo IA. 2-o0lu
FALLS CHURCH HIGH SCHOOL
AREA Beautifully furnished T.
bedroom home; SlS5 per mo, has
TV, radio-phono comb vac. clean
er, power mower. lots ot other
extras, Avail about Mas : Gail
ia 25l17 or write A LUDWIG
1890 North Rhodes, Arlinetou ~
2laG \. GLEBE RID, aRL From
April 20 10 Nov / rms : D this,
sarden. mr. tranSp,, churches, shop
ping IA 2gblG -
WeStmOreland Hills
ENfRASGE SECTION
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HOUSES uNFuRN. tConr. !
3 BEDRMS,. Il mile so. OF Pentagon
AYail. bite now, OF. 4-g1+S OF OF

Ay5il. HI noG Or 4.uIIs or ar
I-Sl5o.
ppx,t uEs,,eN,u a., ~.
iS ~ f. ti,, H., oIofS
~ ~ !, u go p"e !, ''ut 'ila W
~ - No"il 9'p NJ III, H Ky
w3ts, NV fenrS g 5 l", w yar ~ '1!',
ADULTS only ~ s-hn'3 week end
s @.'9 "i'st ".o7' "a --io"'' "ttA
Ii hIsD AAE, Nil" bs03 10th ave. =
= D9drm. rambler, basement dish-
@a;hef., disposal NICE setting;
i,.s souru pAKorA Ayr--,,-
Dedrm home. rec. rm., . kits.
Gaths, oni$ $40 mo Cal FIX.
@-4lI3, ewes, Oh. 0-1Nui -
I,l,n II 81 - ,gdrms IN
furnished, mr., BUS. ~I0ti NJ mis-.
Prefer ADULTS. LII @-6l25. -
b '1 hn'N ssse az b@p,S ana lt'1e
3, block from Gporsla ave; $50
Jefferson Manor
story afmldrtachrfj prlck room,
finished basement and need ward
available NAV +. 500. il. = i9Bn
FALLS CHURCH -bedrm brick
r9o,X,.imALL s vi "a avail " i. now I'M
b@Sraan 29bath bg.cE hosae .t,i's
the gars Lf,;ap room Win are
olags -. di.ing as room, M k.sl ~. -
screened pGfghes g.,raee II pcF
nae Gail 10 lnspt5J EDWARD j
Al si.i..;3 - ' = : =. =
GF0Ef,FToWN mr. mo IN
r.p1g'sEs Ir'Itttes Sor ry.srr,tt,5
sries nome Iart ,o' INN Gn' i"lit's
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PIERCE QUEEN APIS.

Modern. Rarden-type. | bedroom
apt, = exposures. conv shops
tranSp; S7I 80 incl. all utils. Apply
res. mgr. 1870 N. Pierce St, Arl
DREYFUSS BROS.
1919 18th st. NV. MA. S-O5Su
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S21, $50, MAKE OFFER

9Z IOU, MANE OF T ER
M Waiter REED. tine Get. brick
mas :, twi1-Slzt oeGTms, ~ baths,
Lse center hail, iiy. rm with granite
ngepl rcWder rm,. spac din rm,
breakfast rin. kit with cleo range.
sooIed and plasterec 3Td floor can
Y h de-. qrick earage Lot is well
handicapped Rear yard fenced Call
NJ EiAhhaCk OIL o-.S-n
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oLoRED lar HAMILTON ST
C0LnREn-SOMETHING DIFFER.

LNi-Wc vii! build a very larpe
hio"ae ~ downtown Northwest sec
Iion, tASins ex.s'ius brick wallsl.
bedrooms ana baths. for
esS heat brst r16derr N',rbon
c9Hi pmenl Minimum cash nav
ihrM' 70 set ms harzaln - EWo
-, .n,RlNFET CONSTRUCTION
y i.5.. ar come 10 opr
ni'- sno plans EIou >nS.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.w.

AMERICAN U.-WESLEY HEIGHTS
GfaHu-ntN gIlGh sDlIl eve. II
WASHINGTON > finest residential sec
llou j2lN 45En St nv Open
Gracious reception mali, Ice den Of
guest IN, = lovely bedrms :! full
baths haf baths beautiful
fr4gIQalfe electric iii, aboVe-arGung
reg I'm with fireplace; storage
a H.1 2 fs5 54g. JOEL 70 We &
AMER. Univ. PARK --By!ek cenler-
hall Colonial with lSt-1c 1edrm
powder rm, bcdrms y baths or
:ind floor dorpitory room on 5rd
$500, R Re Il ING F coRP
BRIARCLiTF SPRING VALLEY
AREA - a Colonial shown.acc of
UusdFpaSse ed elegance abC charm
u the finest residential location
washington mas % offer Spaci-
ous teuter-hai! plan. library anu
r9Wdeg rnl. lo.ety beduas.. I'll
baths on md floor nicely finished
"fG floor hase a!ousied sGtaggu.a
gflsshiiu! rec rm with bar ana
hFep-ace. '..-caE garage pt}re III
So SOC FRANK s. PHILLIPS
ID .-l4ll cyf EN- 2HSba
BIRLEIGH BRICK -;f-bed,m. hume
with :, screened porehes gas heat
s sa5s A. nd , 2 fI I 9aa secs
ASA i iF0 KSTB 70 an
g-4iUtf -
CATHEDRAL AVE. asol--6 bed
rG,s baths car esrsge' eyeSEy
Agent, Ma E-.3I9
CHAIN BRIDGE RoAD. of Mac
Arthur blvd Care Cod home with
. arst-tioo. 6edrrls T.. baths
roughed III abg4c fcr more 6eo
rms and aslh :or the blessca
g a's5 5u = W W. 'asV f s"o sil9 hl5
I.E0 kt1r p CO 40 @..ai8 "a
CIFNEtAND PARK Brics Dateh
re- e.oi ra f psa5 e. a,rsgs sai r b N9
EN- .3-i,, s s.i.. - 80 -, - ~ a.
.
MT PLEAS PrR -yne r,oa IL
canpI tQru BeugIl psG6 II,
baths s porchts. BACK va gag
lull bsnt ats a4lo Ras ggat8
rTla! trausp' srl ii. pya't puFa
MI f,lG FLfA$ 81, o" TIT (q }s . 'aat
Lcar CIV. Zee log. ZONE ] I'm
> baths sacfiiee. DU- .-5I6'
p,,,.nts ~ ~
80 IS;ttE titN ~ fiAs
"S 5st,s MI, Y. r, ~ POT z; :, Slh
M ~" MEN Me'"e4'"s' nj "
PCTouaC RIVER yIsw r.,
80 ~ ''' sHo1 MY Lh VIEW - Eh.sS
bis iron, pofch ot this immaculate
frame nome. .eepine rooms
4 kins ~ "a.56 FRANK 5 Pin iii
I ,.sS. III '-l4ll, ewes, OIL 4
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BELLE VIEW

ON MI. VERNON BLVD.
SCHOOL on PREMISES
COMP ETE SHOPPING CENTER
! mile south Alex 90 Minis. iron.
6hVntoWu y e Prutagon main
Nay and ~ Minis to Fort BelyOu
Resort atmosphere IN country club
lng pool Fairgrounds, ypario,i,
kfouna& Of street parking lowest
rents including above features In
he entire area
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MOTEL s FOR SALE

Advice and consultation by exclu-
sjye tuli-time motel broker and travel
ON best buys in motels and sites;
large notes with cash payments Of
: 5000 and uu; a small motel can
be hought for $4,000 cash. balance
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GROCERY AR zone equipped
large apt Illness sacrifice AID. a
1885,, 10, i-i4-3 aitcr 80 a
CORNER DELICATESSEN - 544s
Ga ave. NV Profitable stere
Complete !ay cut OF excellent, nx-
lures plus stock Small down pay
ment Area heavily populated. Can
OWNER after d RA S-aS@1,
real BARGAIN Corner NIX.
600 Nk cash sa.ts Al Stk
Total 30 lith and n 81. co s.
9141 =
GOOD GOING restaurant business In
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.ALLS CHURCH HIGH SCHOOL
WestnOreland Hills

EMBASSY SECTION
Beautifully turn Is rms, 8 bed
rms ~ block Mass ave 3 blocks
To 18th ST Sh0p center avail nov
to Nov /: $50 To inspect rau
MRS. LACY. OIL 2-3JG9 Is
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thing %ul 10 3 bsSii
IMMEDIATE Posi- SSION 49, Silver
Sprinl i-hrdrm colonial putp NJ
and hsmt.. Sll0 WOOD co 10
4.i2OO. -
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

WILL EXCHANGE Sl00O6 equity
IL very good NY suburban home
with very saleablc il4-i0ot front
lot House is also on lli-toot lot
Near lfanSp ortatlon, stores. etc,
PRINCIPALS only. Box 3ii r. Star
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2-BBDRH BRICK IN Fairfax. goes
lot WIN trees. ICnf. slnu.

3 oedrm close TO shopping and
trnN Fg!iF Church area. excl.
lot rent sac PFHTAGCN RFAt j..
lN co Eairfax Va or l-o544.
csss call Mr. Blsei "a T-34;5 -
vi SPg CIAIT2F II RENTALS
Eetht.aa 3 pc5tm I y. bath ram
p'er. 10 bedrmS ! hath. base
tnfn's $40 , bcdrms. | bath. love
ly trees. -IIb
MALoRA Il CHRISTIAN. INC.
1905 WIS Ave N ". WO. G-2o23
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FOGGY BOTTOM

Near 2tsJ and Penua. ave NV.
this spacious and conveniently To-
Gated home may well fit your needs.
Large living room, dining room
Kitchen and pantry on lst floor %
rooms . baths above. Lear brick
GARAGE and ample sarden area Some
repair needed Possession available
after MAY 10Th from UN committee
For information call Mr. Harry. RE
7-65S3 Wetkends. EN- 3-349s
Woodward & Norris
Realtors -13 auth ct W
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
FAIRLAWN

1f20 18th ST. Sc.
FIRST SHOWINCi-~Most out
standing corner brick. in wonderful
condition, with large nv. Tm, din,
nm, and kit. 3 beautiful bedrms.,
nice large rec, rm oil heat fenced
rear va. Priced 10 sell qulck. with
NlJ0H to S3,nou down. Mr Gibson.
10. 1850, with NJ PAUL HAN
NAN. 132 i'm st. NV. ME. s-4j00.
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HOUSES uNFURNISHED
nj, 4 ~

CoLORED--590l EADS ST. Ne.
Bungalow. ) rms. bath. h ~ n
excel. cond coal furnace. $50
mo IL '.-1a64
COLoRED---i:G nth ST. Sc.
inmrG possession 5-rm home
sas heat ellu mo OF Pa. ave
CoLoREn---i7? + ST s.w.-spa
CioNa N-rm. home. large cit; gas
heat 500 mo ST 3-Hl33. -
CoLORED---.II3 GOLDEN ST. S.W
2-Story hrk; 4 rms bath elrc
gas Tetgf., 500 mo co. 5-s"g3
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CHURCHES FOR SALE

COLORED-BEAUTIFUL newly dec
GRATED church, d ", sec To inspect
Cali Ii f-1lA7 ali day Sat. after :.
sun and after u wkdayS -
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(OlCREIl
S25 IN ST. " Nice 6-rm, house,
TcaeC SO
HARRISON e. ADAMS, MA. s-s3Os
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PERSONAL

Mrs. Gladys Perkins of I'll
Chapman Lane, is suffering from
a broken leg. Friends wish her a
speedy recovery soon.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-26
JUDGE SEGALL
TO CONTINUE
"RAPID FIRE
PACE"

Judge sidney Segall promised
today that he would continue to
work on his rapid fire" pace in
bringing the Dade County Small
Claims Court calendar up to date.
Segall, a candidate for the
Small Claims Court judgeship to
which he was appointed last Sep
tember by Gov. Leroy Collins,
has set record of handling more
than S,400 cases in less than eight
months.
His handling of the cases
brought the backlog Of the court
down so much that a person can
now have a case heard in five
weeks when it used to take six
months before Segall's appoint
ment.
Segall, who led four candidates
with a $1,000 vote in the first
primary, faces runoff May 20.
81 want to thank the many
people who expressed their con-
fidence in me in the first pri-
mary" said the judge. 81 feel my
leading vote showed the peoples
confidence in my record"
Judge Segall has waged his en-
tire campaign on his record. He
has been a practicing attorney
for % years, he is native Of
Florida and a member of many
civic and charitable organizations,
81 want it known" said Segall,
"That l have not let the court
calendar slip during the election
and campaign"
The judge has maintained the
court calendar even though po-
litical campaign has taken up
much of his personal "off-hour''
| time.
The judge who opened new
headquarters this week on Flag
Ter street, said he hoped the many
people who showed their conf
dence in him before will follow
through" and vote on May 20.
81 feel that those thousands who
supported me in the first pri-
mary will carry through with
their voting privilege" Segal said
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-26
IN MI MoRIAM

In loving memory of our dear
mother,
MRS. CAROLINE ELIZABETH
RUSSELL
who departed this life on May
"a, 1851.
Five years have passed dear
mother, since God has called you
home to be with Him in Heaven
around the snow white throne.
When we step beyond LIES
gateway
AS your loved one now has
done
We shall find land of beauty,
With a never setting sun.
We shall greet old friends and
new ones
In that land where all are
blessed
And viii meet beyond LIES gate
way
All the ones we love best.
The Russell Family
Key West, Fla.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-26
Anglers Meet

A spirited meeting of the Deep
sea Anglers Club was held on
Sunday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosby Davis.
Elijah Allen, the president,
had his idea Incorporating a saw
ings system into the club adopt
ed and a committee was appoint
ed to draw plans.
Capt. Clyde Jenkins suggested
to the club to purchase trophies
to be presented winners in an
annual fishing tournament. This
suggestion was favorably accept
ed and will be discussed at a
later meeting.
Eleven members were present
and dined on a tasty menu pre-
pared by Mrs. Davis.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Jonathan Gator
on June 3rd.
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cLARlcE ALICE is MISS
ISLAND CITY

The Regular Fellows Club
sponsored their 7th annual Miss
Island City contest with a coro-
nation ball Tuesday night. May
Is at the Servicemen Community
Center, I'll Whitehead st.
First prize was won by Miss
Clarice ALICE, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Alec, second prize
Miss Betty Harris, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Harris; third
prize was Miss Almonita Castillo,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
cisco Castillo.
The members wish to thank the
parents and friends of the COM
munity for making this annual
affair a great success.
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Br'oward
County
News
sy
Walter eowe

Orange Blossom State Beautici-
ans held their 10Th annual meet
in Miami. The four-day event
opened at Bethel AME Church.
The highlights for Monday in
cluded browning the State Queen,
parade and oratorical contest.
Broward County beauticians en-
tered float in the parade, "The
Rolling Beauty Shop" Tuesday
the group participated in various
clinics and workshops. Officers
were elected in Wednesdays ses-
sion. Many Broward County beau
ticians attended the meeting.
Among them were Mrs. Fannie
Williams, owner of the Vogue
Beauty Shop of Hallandale, Mrs.
Eleanor v. Bowe who is employ
ed at the same shop, and Mrs.
Hazel Graham of Washington
Park.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-26

In loving memory of our dear
mother,
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-26

Graduation exercises will be
conducted on the basketball court
of Douglass High School Thurs
day, May 81 at 7:30 pm.
This class is the largest in the
schools history. There are 80
graduates.
The graduation address will be
delivered by Mrs. Teresa I. Lang,
a professor at Florida A and M
University.
Mrs. Lang, a native Key Wester
taught in our public school sys-
tenn a number of years.
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THANK you

/ wish to thank the many rela-
tives and friends and my children
who sent me beautiful gifts and
cards on my birthday on Mothers
Day May Is. Thanks to all.-Mrs.
Rorwena Pinder.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-26

Mrs. Avis Chase Stewart and
children of Miami, spent Mothers
Day here visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Juanita Bennett and aunt
Mrs. Sarah Saunders of Fort
Village.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-26

Mrs. Florence Austin of New
York City is here spending her
vacation visiting her mother, Mrs.
Georgianna Sawyer of 304 Tru-
man ave.