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Auxiliary, No. $40. knights Of
%A ST. John. and District Auxil
NA&AD laty. No, 2. are hereby notifiet
OF the death OF Sister MARY
W0 Il LoMAX. Called meetlns or
% 5 pm. al the MCGUIRE Eu'
neral on Saturday, January ~. at 4
am. from St Augustine's csthol!t
BEATIRIcE HoLToN STEWART,
GENEVA TIPPETT.
District President.
SADIE GREEN, Rec. Secy.
L0MAX. MARY H. All members OF St
AHguStine's Sodality are re-
~ quested 70 meet for RrayyeT'
MI Max ,Gf shf q, 'At The M Meoui Re p ~
>Dn.w.. on Friday. January %
SARAH b HUI !. TFio6' Project.
Promoter Band No. 2.
spiritua! Director.
MASON. SACRAMENTO. Departed thii
life on Wednesday. January 20, 1886
RAMENfo MASON OF 49, Nichols
ave. Sc. wife OF the late Robert q
Mason IMorticiant. she is survived
BY a nephew, Arthur J Mason; r.;
tine and Mrs. Frances H: Mason. ano
other relatives and many friends. After
pm, Friday; January friends may
call at the Robert q. Mason Funefa
services on SATURDAY., January Is, Al
pm al the Campbell A. NJ. E.
Church, Nichols ave. ana Sumner re-
Sc. Rev. S. E; Guiles oficiatinR In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
INQUIRY, MASTER sERGT. ARTnuR
n. Z. 5. A. Suddenly. on Monday, Jan
uary g; 1856, Master .sergt ARTHUR
m Hscq "a NV u S s. H Of bu,s ss CO. O.
Cynthia McCurry: Son Of Mrs. Martha
McCurry Of Birmingham. Ala and
S W HoS 81 MRS Isnn Rets ns 3 W
sMccpIry Friends NAV cali At me
after 9 pm. Wednesday. Services al
Fort Myer Chapel on THURSDAY. Janu.
National i cems e in sirminahs sTn Ms
and CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. papers. please
MILLER. MARGARET ELLEN. Or
sa mS sfS fE2 yf s MILLER spFlss
Y and George p Miller and Mrs
Doris E Atwood, Mrs. Gertrude
A Az, NM Mrs M sy.s. ,r5 ThomSp sf
and Mrs. Agnes schotter' There aist
are twenty-five GRANDCHILDREN and on
sreat-erandchild. Mrs Miller rest
Home ne s4 Gsfo Georaia aVe Silver surins
Nd. Notice OF services later.
MISTER. CAROLINE. On Tuesday. Jan,
cARoLiNE MISTER Of .iQi Eimiri
st. s.w., beloved mother OF Mrs, Pear
5m Rob end B. and Ken H'n snt
ssii at The Lee funeral Home, 4ti
st and Mass ave ne. where SERVICES
an b: held ln Se %s1G' Il S asEaSa,,
mortal Park. 26
Nay uary Ia, L 1856 at Sa2g South sem sem
mary I'd ARLINGTON, Va. LILLIAt
MoTEN' wife Of Franklin M99tep. moth moth
Moten. jr, Eisht grandchildTen wv,
sisters and other relatives and friend
also survive. Remains resting at tn
chinn Funeral Home. 1906. South Sem
e ess rd Ar p Friday ys r jsna.4y
intcrment Woodlhwn Cemetery,
MURPHY, CECILIA ADDISON. o.
Monday; January ". 1901; CECIL
nnw VIE q William ma MURPHY si.psr mo ~,
Alberta Brazier and Clarence, oeors
and Rose Addison After II moo
a. the Carver Memorial Funeral HON.,
Saturday, January Is. at . Am. at III
! Holy Redeemer Church go New Yor
ave. NV. Intermsnt Mount Olive
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January "A, 1856 at her residence
the Park Towers Apis e44o 18TH s.,
NV. CARRIE L BAUMGARTEN. widow
loved sister Of Mrs. Bertha Spitz ard
Jerome Lyon both OF the PARK Towers
kpts. aunt OF Mrs. Flora l. BTesS
Arthur T. Lyon and Richard K Lyon.
Friends may call al GaTler's Cnepei
1855 Pa ave NV. courtesy parking
oppositel. where services Will be held
on Friday. January - at 1890 am,
Interment Washington Hebrew Congre-
cation Cemetery 20
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= Blessed Virgins sodality OF
- Our Lady OF Lourdes Cath
~ olic Church are requested tc
meet at the Robert A. Pun.
~ phrey Funeral Home. Be-
~ thesdR. Md. TO recite the
rosary for ADELAIDE r
Is on Thursday. January 90, 1886
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DOWNING, JOSEPH A. on Wednesday
Janqsr% Is. 1858, e. Garfeld Hos.
JHniper st NV, beloved husband OF
Lorette s Bowling. brother Of Edwin
E Dowling Funeral from the above
residence on Saturday. January IS. q;
$50 am REQUIEM mass al St
Gabriels Church at 10 am. Inter
ment Mount O]ivet Cemetery 81
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CARR. MAMIE V. On tuesday. January

"a. 1856. al Emergency Hospital.
MhMla u. CARR Q. 1880 Fuller st
NV. beloved Hne OF the ate san's 5
Koirer, Mrs. Mllured b Perkins anG
Cornenus C. Bean. FRIENDS ar m
vi1ed 10 ar at ,..u sJ!nt O All Oi;te
z. Carr. 305 Reading ave. HoCkFliie
Md services on r4IGus. lIasfy - a.
m. at Christ Episcopal { ~! CF
Rockyl!ie, Nd Interment F"ck?iAe
Union Cemetery. -
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RRnMS. LEWIS G. On Thursday. Jan

uary ig. 1855 at the Glenn Dale
Hospital. LEWIS G, BROWN. son Of
the late Joseph ana Bessie Brown AND
father Of Wallace Brown. He also
surylFed by one aunt. four unc!es'
ofher relatives and many friends. Re-
mains resting at Inc Morrow & Wood
ford Funeral Home, 49, tn St
NV. After 3 pm. Friday, January
above named funeral home. Services
on Saturday. January IS, al the Hearts
Desire Baptist Church at / pm. al
Catlett, Va. Interment church GENE
terry. -
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"A. 1856, at her residence, l"l6
owens pl ne. ESSIE GRAY, beloved
wife OF Roy Gray daushier OF Massle
and Simmle Miller ana sister OF Pre-
ciouS Senior. Marion Brundage, Lille
Mae, William f. and Hurley Miller,
She also IS survived by four nieces,
one nephew and host OF other re!a-
Gray NAV be viewed at the Stewart
Funeral Home 80 H st. ne, after
pm. Friday, January n, where serv-
ices viii be held on Saturday, jan
uary rs at pm. 1nterment Wood
lawn Cemetery. -
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DIXON. VIDA MABEI

DIXON. VIDA MABEL. On Wednesday
January rs, 1885, VIDA MABEL
DIXON OF 51Q4 A st. Sc Notice OF
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by
Frazier
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VEIL ROLAND EUGENE. Sud

At Ii35 Monteilo ave, ne. ROLAND
EUGENE BLACKWELL, loving son Of
casey and Beulah Blackwell. brotheE
OF Gerald. Dairy, Doris and Donna
annTS. three uncles and a host OF
other relatives and friends After 5
pm. Thursday, January 20, frlenos
may cali at the johnson & jenkins
Funeral Home. l1U2 18th 81, n.H.
funeral services on Friday, January
81, al pm, at the Pilgrim n NJ
Z Church, 18th and Rosedale SITS
ne, Rev. J. Lewis Young onciating-
Ynterment MnodihNn Cemetery.
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January -, 1855. JOHN COINS OF
II z s.. s.w.. devoted husband Of Mrs,
Lily Coins, father OF Mrs. Lucia
Greer, MS Matte Goode Mrs Lily
Mae Dock and James Coins He also
IS survived By twelve grandchildren,
four great-erandchlldren and many
pm. Friday. January %. friends mag
call at the Barnes l. Matthews Fu-
neral Home, GA 4th S.. s.w. Funeral
services Wil be held on Saturday.
January IS, at i . m, al the Friend
ship Baptist Church LIST and H SITS,
s.w. Rev. B H Whiting oficiatlng
lnterment MoodlaWn Cemetery. II
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HAMMER. CHARLES T, On
nARTIG. BESSIE MICHALL. on luel

DAY January 81 1886. at her resi-
dence, 500 Broad Branch RI nv.
BESSIE MICHAEL HARTiG. beloved
wife Of Gustav Hartig mother OF
Mrs Derril & Einlole OF Dallas
Tex; Mrs. Ida Hartig Ray OF Wash.
ington D. c.. and J. william Hartig OF
Washington, ID c.. sister Of Pearl c.
Michael Funeral from the W. ",
Deal Funeral Home. 4Sl2 Georgia ave,
noon. Interment Mount Oliyet Gene
terry. Frederick Nd. 20
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CHEW, JAMES. on Monday, January
81 1883, JAMES CHEW OF $50 faEker
ST. ne iie is survived by one SISTER.
Mrs. Emma Downing. and other relatives
and friends. Services viii pc heid az
the W II Bacon Funeral HONG, ~
Ctr ST NV on Thursday, January
80. al / pm Interment Lincoln Me-
yaoria1 rapipfary
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day. January "A, 1856, at Eis residence
34nl Arlinston blvd. Arlington. Va
REMUS COLEMAN JONES. believes
brother oil Mrs. James J. Dafpan o.
Washington. D c. Frienas may cal
Of the Ives Funeral Home, as41 Wilson
blvd, Arlington. Va. until 10 pm
Thursday, January "a. Funeral sery
ICES -, on r Friday ,,: January A. Pm
Sumerduck Fauquier County. Va In
terment Embry Memorial Baptis
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BELL, MILDRED. On TUESDAY. jan
uary "a, 1855, al New YORK Clty;
N ". MILDRED BELL Notice OF
funeral later ARRANGEMENTS by Nc
CURE, Inc.
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e:s5
4-Todey on the Form. News.
$50
4-Leok TO This Day. Prayer.
6:55
9-Meditotions. lnspirotionoI.
TOO
4-Todoy. Variety.
Eeys Emerson subs.
9-Good Morning. Variety.
500
9-coptoin Kangaroo. Kids.
8:55
4-lnso. Cooking.
800
4-LittIe RoscnIs. Our Gang.
5-Thought. lnspirotionoI.
9-M0rk Evans. Variety.
$40
S-KaFtoon Klub. Kids.
$50
4-Romper Room. Kids.
1000
4-Dins Dong School. Kids
5-Kaleidsseope. Shorts.
s-GeFFy Moore. Variety.
1890
4-EFnie Kovacs. Voriety.
9-Arthur Godfrey. Variety.
1900
4-Home. Arlene Francis.
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July l9

$3.50
5-Teo- Time TheateF. Drama.
For the Love OF Kitty" Nancy
Olson.
o-Bob Crosby. Music.
400
4-Queen for O Doy. GiVeowoy.
5-Yesterdoy's Newsreel.
9-Pick Temple Kids
! Hour. Movie "Feud an son
Froncisco,
5-Secret Storm, Scroll.
4:30
5-Lomb Session. Variety.
AT Lamb and Dee Mormon.
4:45
4-Modern Romnnces. Scroll
500
4-Comedy Time.
80 This Is Ho Iywood
mickey Mouse Club. Kids
Circus Doy
9-My Little Morqie. Comedy
VEINS Mother-in-low." Cole
Storm Charles Farrell.
$50
4-Susie. Comedy.
Ann Sothern stors.
9-Foreien Incident. Dromo.
In the French Zone Jerome
Thor.
5:55
5-Motthew Warren. News.
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500
4-FootIieht Theoter. Variety.
Paul Arnold. host
5-Hoppity SkipPitY. Kids.
7-CIown Corner. Kids.
9-Cisco Kid. Western.
$50
5-Melody Ronch. Kids.
"Corovon Troll" Eddie Dean.
7-Town ond Country Time.
Jimmy Deon. Texos Wldcots.
9-Spotlieht. News. Weather
6olloher Douolos. Cushing.
6:35
4-Bobo Newsom. Sports.
6:45
4-WeotheE. News. Sports.
Strnger Mccormick Michael.
9-Doue Edwords. News.
6:55
7-LouiS Allen. Weather.
TOO
Avid Bill Hickok. Western.
5-Doneerous Assignment.
"Poris Sewer" Brion Donlevy.
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1880
9-Strike II Rich. Quiz.
Afternoon

XIGiXll.l:1i
1900
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5-Pete's Place. Kids.
9-Voliont L0dy. Scroll.
I2:l5
Glove OF Life. Scroll.
7-News.
Ted Dunlop reports.
1870
Alt Could Be You. Variety.
5-AfteFnoon Movie.
w Hours. "Perilous Worers"
lo47. Don Castle. Audrey Long
7-Clown Corner. Kids.
9-Seorch for Tomorrow. Ser1.
12:45
9-Guidine Light. Scroll.
Ss$S
7-News Summary.
100
4-Peoples Playhouse. Movie
Hour. "a Gentlemen After
Dark. 1912. Brian Donlevy.
Mriom Hopkins. Preston Foster
1.-The RussIes. Drama.
9-TheoteF OF Stors.
"Mirocle in the Night" Ann
Harding.
1880
7-Rocket Squad. Crime
9-As the World Turns. Serial.
200
4-Ineo. Women.
5-Lodies Be Seated. Movie.
w Hours. BLONDE for Doy."
1916. Hugh Beaumont
7-Lodies' Theoter. Dramas
! Hour. Appointment With
Destiny" Mona Freeman. Mi
mi" Rito Gam.
9-0onno Douglas. Women.
2:l5
9-Johnny Corson. Variety.
2:30
4-Tennessee Ernie Show.
o-House Porty. Variety
800
4-Motinee TheoteF. Color.
Hour. The Feast
Film Festival. Movie.
, Hours Zone Night With You "
l947 A diplomats daughter is
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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-09


Turken, Mrs. Alfred Kessler, Mrs.
Phil Barer, and Mrs. Harry Rob-
bins plus two children, Larry
Flashberg and Janice Plotkin.
MUSICAL THEME will be fur
nished by Hayder Hendershot of
the Green Gables orchestra.
Mrs. Samuel Abrams and Mrs.
Martin Brodsky are in charge of
invitations. Mrs. Max Lerner, fin
ancial secretary, and her assist
ant, Mrs. Martin Siegel, will be in
charge of dues, aided by Mr. S.
Sam Schenk, Mrs. Stanley Klebe,
and Mrs. Morris Sank.
OTHER OFFICIALS are Mrs.
Evelyn Lee, Mrs. Jack Klaiman,
and Mrs. Martin Meyers, ward
robe mistresseS; Mrs. G cor e
Schenk, hospitality chairman;
Mrs. LaVerne Marcus, fashion
show chairman; Mrs. John Hide
brand, membership chairman;
Mrs. Sidney Blau, membership CO.
chairman, and Mrs. Robert Biegel,
publicity.
Paid up members will be ad-
mitted free of charge. Admission
charge for guests is $1.25.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-09
Goings-On At
The Cen+eY

The Jewish Community Center
Nursery School for children 8 to
years of age began operating on a
full-day basis beginning March l.
Mrs. Liesel Neheimer is head tea
cher for the pre-school program.
New hours are 9 am. to pm.
each weekday, with separate morn
ing and afternoon sessions for those
who desire it. Children enrolled for
the full day take lunch with them.
Cots are provided for a two-hour
nap period.
Registration interviews may be
held weekday mornings and Sun
day afternoons at the center. In
terested parents are invited to OBJ
serve the program in action.
Mrs. Julia Friedberg, Golden
Age Club president, was announced
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-09
Rabbi To Conduct
ShoIom Services

Rabbi Samuel Goldenson, rabbi
emeritus of New York's Temple
Emanuel, will conduct Temple
Sholom religious services at $3.50
pm. this Friday at the Jewish
Community Center.
The congregation will hold a Sc
der, open to the community, at
6:15 pm. March 26 at the Stein
and Sirloin. For reservations call
WI 3-8859
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-09
Bndi Birth Women Slate
Member Tea, Fashion ShO1U
(Photo by Bob Markow)

staff models
present showing Godwaters at
membership organization 1890 March 81 at Temple
Models will Morris
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-09
GoIdsteins To Celebrate
Golden Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. William Goldstein
of 1101 w. Latham will be honored
with an open house in celebration
of their 5Oth wedding anniversary
by their children.
The open house will be held this
Sunday from 1 to 5 pm. at the
Woman'S Club.
The Goldsteins have been Phoe-
nix residents for 13 years.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-09

many out-of-town visitors.
Rabbi Elozor Weiss spoke on
1.-THE Purim Story" Mrs. Sylvia
Mallin led group singing; Mrs. Ida
Eisenberg sang Yiddish songs, and
Herman Miller, Center president,
extended greetings to the Golden
Ayers.
The club holds weekly Wednes-
day afternoon meetings at the CEN
ter.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-09
Be+hHAIums

The Beth El Alumni Society VIII
see movie and hear speaker
on the Good Will Industries at its
$3.50 pm. meeting this Sunday at
Beth Ell Auditorium. Nominations
for elections will be made.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-09

as the clubs
woman of the
year" and Reuben
Bennett, Center
director of activi-
ties, as "nan of
the year" at the
clubs Feb. 20 Pu-
rim F e S tt v a l
luncheon.
A record 1870
senior citizens at
tended, including
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-09

launched a linen shower for the
benefit of Israel hospitals and
homes.
Mrs. Ramras was honored for
her outstanding work in Pioneer
Women projects for Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-03-09
PIONEER WOMEN
HONOR MRS. RAMRAS
Mrs. Jennie Ramras has been Sc

leCCeQ by tne PlO-
neer Women as
the organizations
woman of the
year."
The announce
ment was made
at the groups an
nual Purin din
ner Feb. 26 at
Beth Ell Auditor
iun. The dinner
The echo., 1956-03-15
MALnsCcTI MEMBERSHIP

As we 70 . press, we are happy
TO 81 hat our membership is
COTS w have quite q few presi-
dents to m k e supplementary re-
ports, we hope, and the report for
Lodge No. 481, with Rev B. j. Hines,
as president, seems to have gotten
lost in transit, however, Rev. Hines
stated that he sent SOLO and we are
counting 70 members for this report.
Lod G e No. 347 with Mr. c. M.
Weathersby, as President, has no. re-
ported. This lodge has a member
ship of 4, however, this report has
not reached the office.
You can readily see that our mem
bership is increasing. Thanks to all
concerned for this increase.
The echo., 1956-03-15
ABOUT FOLK WE KNOW

Mrs. RsNCalrncse P,rcsFl left the
oitv Wednesday morning. March 7th
Iwlle, Alabama. where she
' nursery. Her many,
rrr- az. N.4..1ia.l 1sr l4Sc :.
speedy receiver.
The echo., 1956-03-15
PRESIDENT LERFNE
BUTLER LAD TO REST


When the shocking news came to
the office that Mrs. Lerene Butler
was no more, we could hardly be-
lieve what we heard. Less than two
weeks ago she came to the office of
the Fl. B. A. and made her March
report. She was jolly and full of
cheer. She stated that she did not
think that she would be present in
the March Board as she was planning
to leave for California in order to be
with one Of her daughters, who was
expecting to be confined.
Mrs. Butler had been a faithful
president ever since she was elected
She will be greatly missed in o u-r
meetings.
We extend to the family n q
friends cur deepest svrnpathv
Funeral services were held We'd
nesday, Ma1ch 7, 1856. Strayhorn
Funeral Home was in charge.
The echo., 1956-03-15
Awarded Prize

Mr. Charley Bowens president of local lodges and
agent for the Association given the prize for having gotten
his report to the office with membership of above fifty
Not only Mr. Bowen awarded the prize for being the
first get his report but he rendered the Association
service in the form of adding business to the Association
more than any other local president .....l'..~t
Mr. Bowens followed closely by president Mr..
Lonne McLeor q Lumberton Mississippi who took second
place tn total twenty five members added the De-
cember Board Mr. cLemcre present and had of the
officers of his local Iodge with him.
The echo., 1956-03-15
WEST ENTERPRISE
NEWS
BY Miss Bertha Mae Chambliss

On Sunday, NJ arc h 4, 1856, The
Heavenly Five Singers of Philadel-
phia, The Lovely Four Juniors of
Stonewall and The Sunflower Quar-
tett, of Stonewall, rendered a pro-
gram at the New Fellowship Baptist
Church for the Church Choir. $26.30
was raised. The program was en-
joyed by all present. A large num-
Der of people were present for this
singing.
The Heavenly five singers and the
Lovely Four Singers were served
dinner at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bonnie King, Jr Mrs. Bonnie King,
Jr. was sponsor of the program.
Mrs. Roberdia Cole, Of Chicago,
Ill, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fran
els McGru6er, who is i'll. She Is
also visiting her sister, Mrs. hlzZle
Buckley.
Mrs. Lula McLong, of Jackson,
Miss, visited her sisters, Mrs, Fran
els McGruder, and Ms. Kizzie Buck
ley. She has returned to her home
in Jackson.
Mr.. Sherman Buckley, member
of this community, h s been very
sick, but is doing somewhat better
now
Mrs. Mollie F Jordan, of Pachuta
is visiting her daughter and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Chambliss, Of
Enterprise.
The echo., 1956-03-15
MARCH BOARD SUCCESSFUL. iii SPITE
OF WEATHER

The March Board convened Thursday March 18th the
beautiful auditorium of the homeoe building of the
Benevolent Association the was very very good
in spite of the nclemte weather
Had the weather been sure that standing
room would have been premium We still wondering
did the large number of presidents members and nonembe
get to the board because the rain fell continuously all
morning Well think this shows conclusvey LOYALTY
deeply rooted in the hearts of H. B AS.
The echo., 1956-03-15
KILN, MISS. NEWS

Dear Secretary:
In reply to your letter of February
6, concerning an Underwater for the
Association, I wish to state that I
think it is wonderful idea. I agree
with you 1000 and lodge No. 1896
and l are behind you and your pro-
gram because we see that you want
nothing less than success for the As
ISOLATION and our people. Keep up
the good work. May God be with
you. You will hear from us soon.
wish you luck in all. your under
takings, Miss Larkin.
Your friend,
Clyde DucksWorth, Pres.
The echo., 1956-03-15
High Death Tale For J,,1a D11cTl

We have large number Of deaths record for the ure
Board and asking the presidents preeauon in tax
ing in members.
Large Number Of Members Taken n Foard
The General President that around ffv members
reported to him during he March Board .s shows that
prss trying to the large ruber that
losing BY death
The echo., 1956-03-15
HATTTESBURG NEWS
Dear Miss Larkin:

This is my first letter 10 you.
am very happy to share tie wonder
full news of the progress of Lodee No.
270, YIN de r the leadership of Mr.
Dewey Johnson, with readers of The
Echo
Il ~neak. for the entire membership
of this lodre' when I say he is a man
WORTHY of leadership and we are
with him 1909 because h is de-
terrined fdf this lodge e. grow.
D. ~.
We are happy to saw that on Eas-
ter Sunday We will have a da9ira-
= tory CIV &C at Aoioch Baptist
Church, .,ev 2. ". Woullard Pas
tor Tho time IS 22G P r. After
which we will rnerch q o'v 1odoo
which has been ourc5~ood THROUGH
the leadership of Brother Johnson
We haven't words 10 express hoy
proud we ere of hirH and the nroqrao
he is making We thank Cod for
this 1eader who has meant 80 much
10 t7Fps Organization arT 'dro nray
that ell edges will be successful in
their efforts.
Very sincerely,
The echo., 1956-03-15
LAUDERDALE

Dear Secretary:
Just a few lines to let you hear
from me, as a member of Lodge No.
AZ, Kimper Springs. We are doing
very well in our lodge, but it seems
hard to gain members. We could
have had some, but we don't want
anything. We h ave some very
good promises.
Mrs. Fredonia Clayton.
The echo., 1956-03-15
WOOL CAPS

We have Just received a shipment
of Wool Fezzes for local presidents
We will not receive another shipment
before the Convention. Presid IN
who are interested in a Wool fez
- tAn Cow 'r'icn rnd later Hurry
faG Ia, e,yr.. II lirsiled.
The echo., 1956-03-15
Breakfast and Dinner Served

Thursday morning hot coffee and douguts served for
breakfast all desired general adj
journed presidents members and nonmembers marched to the
H. B. A. Banquet Hall and served appezng H. B. A
dinner The dinner tasty, colorfu and appetizing
The echo., 1956-03-15
STATISTICAL. REPORT

In this ie~qe Ct Tho Echo v'e are
publishing tht tstistical repo- from
he Mari ! To- Z. Pecauea VI the
Gin, We held VI Our rapo"t in order
. oi7'a hoo proeidents who had rot
renorted duo time to get their re-
port to the office.
Tf vow r~rcr' Jos not ta1lv with
tho 7'~.'-tica' ~e~or't. p'nHt :, I2ot'fy
the office. This report was COM
pAo - III Y, Mari II 1856.
Secretary
The echo., 1956-03-15
Thirty-Six Claimants Paid

Our death rate heavy during the March Quar-
ter We paid thrsx of honoed dead and to their bene
cares paid $4,000 each grand total of 81 10000
The echo., 1956-03-15
June Board Calendar

The Executive Board set the date of the June Board for
7th and requesting that all reports be mailed
to the office before Saturday June Ind.
assessment is levied So the joining fee at ST.
per applicant for members.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1956-08-30
Condensed from
Town Journal Magazine

Kansas school children are
about like school children any
where-and one out of every five
has some eye defect serious
enough to interfere with his
school work.
This fact was proved in state
wide program that so far has CIV
en- nearly 100000 school children
a real eye test not just a run
through the old Snellen eye chart
with the big E at the top.
The test, which was started by
the Kansas Optometric Associa-
ton in 1910, has saved literally
thousands of children from fail
ure. or near failure in school, life
long vision troubles due to neg
lected eyes, and even blindness!
1t could be duplicated here, in