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co-oP APIS. FOR SALE
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BY OWNER. Wyoming bet. Column
bia I'd and .nth--Bright spac. j.
bedrm. apt. So $40. co. 5-l306,
wEsTMURELAND APAR rMENTS-
California st. at Conn. ave. Large
2-bedrm. front apt. foyer. liv. rm.
and study full din. rm., kitchen
Sl7.5O0. Owner will accept vcur
reasonable offer for quick sale in
this extremely well-mRnaged CO op
apartment bldg. Call MR.. KELLY,
EN-. 3-9655.
5 RIM. AND BATH. near 18th and
Columbia rd.-Bargain. very low
down payment. IA years for bal
ance.. Phone OWNER. Me. s-s73l
weekdays up to q pm.
WEST OF CONN. AVE. AT CALL
FORNIA ST. lge. rooms, plus
foyer: air-conditionine unit: mod.
kitchen and bath; unusually we'll
located cooperative with elevator
and switchboard service; good con-
dition; excellent exposure. PRICE
Gavin. with II. G. sMITHY CO
ST. 3-3300 res. AID. "-5004
BROADMOOR-1st offering of this
hishiy desirable bedroom apt.
with glassed-in sun porch. large
dining area; high elevation with
view and ample closet space.
Priced at $1,000. for quick sale
For appointment please call Mr.
Gavin. with H G. SMITHY CO.
ST. 3-3300: res. AID. "-5O0i
BACHELOR APT ~ large rooms
mod. tile bath. partial kit; excel
close-in Conn. ave. location; elev
and switchboard service. Only
$500 with low mo. assmt. Please
call Mr. Gavin. with II, G. SMITHY
CO., ST $4,000; res, AID. 2-5004
DE LUXE two-room. kit. -and-bath
apt. in immaculate, modern build
ing. only six years old; air-candi-
tioning unit included; location near
shopping and transportation. with
southwestern exposure, overlooking
Rock Greek Park Please call Mr.
Gavin. with H @. SMITHY CO.,
ST. 3-3300; res. AID. 2-50o4
PORTER ST. near Conn. ave.-1m-
maculate two-bedroom apt. with
new Kit. and bath and many built
in extras low oper. assmt. Price.
Sl0.500 terms. Please call Mr.
Gavin with II G. SMITHY CO.,
ST. 3-3300; res. AID. 2-5004
SILVER SPRING, Sa.95O-.e bcdrm.
corner. Modern bldg; terms SILL
YER SPRING REALTY CO.. JU
6-3STu ,JU 7-16O1
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3Gco CONN. AVE. NV,

Opp. The Broadmoor
Ath r walk-up. Dclichtful
foyer, liv. rm.. o-bedrm., Kilt
dinette apt home In impcc-
cable loo. AIR cond Parking
in rear. Sln.500. terms I'm
this loo. II this apt, were on
md n. or in elev bldg y
would brine Sl30n0), Ask
MRS WILSON in Apt. 40.
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Conn Ave, at Porter 81.
! -bcdrm. ant home newly
redec., air c0nd avail en-
,irely new Mt, ali southern
bedrm., o-bath ant homes;
air cond In Washinr'or'S
acknN" ief iced crtstH- In ~
on. $4,000. S3t 600. S39,@
O0n and SaS 500 Tom "
hcdrm, o-bath apt. home
With barnuet. e'ze din nm
ai- cond; $4,000 Terms.
ASK for MAJOR CARNEY at
AnMnnR heek
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THE AVONDAfE

ITJI ? SIIttV N.N
One blk. of Dupont Cir
: rms. with mod kit 9nd
bath excel. cord elev.
switchboard bids. HANDY 81.
Matthews parish Air cond
avail. Sl0.50O. terms Ask
for MRS. BEESE in Apt. s.
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9l2-B 4 81. S.w. Ioveiy I-bsdrm
brick completely rem 3deled: ira-
turCs at;r3e tiyc rear fenced patio.
private parking; Will rrdecorate 10
suit iNnan SiH5 mo
WOODWARD d NORRIS
R"altor
~ zen 81 NV RE 1855
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- MINIS. u. C.. % A. VIENNA
DELIGHTFUL . hrdrms. and den.
large lily. rm iirepi, din rm., 1ne
xii fnll hsmt., n W h.. harm. trees,
shrubs. Avsil Iure S1'1 Mac.
CLURE REALTY. DU. 5-S5IO
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PIX.
Mod eley. bldg: liv rm.. bed
room. dinette, kit. and bath, air
cond. low-oper. charges. Owner
has purchased larger apt. in same
bldg; will sell direct for SI2.950.
terms. CO. 5-15iS. -
TILDEN GARDENS-Attract l.
bedroom apartment with living
room. dinette and kitchen; south
and east exposures Sl4,150, with
low monthly operating expenses.
j. NELSON HUGHES. EN-. 2-s4n0.
I ,l69 so. Fl, plus a living porch.
Is a lot OF floor space these days.
Arranged for gracious living, and
entertaining . bedrmS PRICED
about rs. 500, includes entirely new
modern kitchen. MOderniZed bath
Complete renovation. with deccra-
tons OF your choice Good build
ing. low upkcep. fine neighbors.
Competent management CO. D.
II15.
LARGE o-bedrm. apt. with covered
concrete porch, overlooking garden.
Foyer liv. rm,, full dining rm.,
modern kit and bath good con-
dition throughout elevator and
switchboard service: excellent close
in NV. section. Price. Sl4.a50.
liberal terms. Please call Mr. Gavin.
with H G, SMITHY CO., ST. g.
5000; res, AID, .-50u4.
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APIS. UNFuRNlsHED-VA.

$7I UP. utils. incl Close in. redec
l-bedrm. apt. in apt. bldg: mod
refgr. and stove. auto. laund facili-
ties. mr.. stores and transp. EN-
3-567S days, EN-. 3-920S ewes. 20
ALEXANDRIA-Large efficiency for
. girls. in apartment development;
500. Call ewes. OV. 3-l3S3. -22
ALEXANDRIA--Liv. room. allowed
bedrm.. din; rm.. newly quipped
kitchen, bath: near downtown shop
heat. hot water. XII. S-l:Il9. -
rated. frs. waved; Venetian blinds;
ample parking: SIS, incl. utils
Manager. Ant. 9. 1904 N Pierce
St, ia 5-l65i 90
$50. 81 -bedrm. apt. in bldg; no
util Incl: mr.. w and L. shop. ctr.
EN- 3-565S days; EN-. 3-92OS ewes.
ARLINGTON. III North Kensing-
ton St. Westover-I bedroom. will
decorate, $3.50. Kew at Ant 3
n. ARL.-New duplex. ) rms, md
floor. sos so: "a blocks Clarendon
Adults. ia 7-0l07. -92
ARLINGTON New 5-rm. duplex
apt. excellent location. near Ar
lington Court House and all con-
sliS mo. l9l' N. v'itch' o,. "a,
FIRST MONTH FREE-5-rm. apt.
Close to busline and Pentagon.
$1,000 mo-. incl utilS. Can sub
let. Call TIE. 6-2S46 after ; pm.
MISUNDERSTANDING party will
~ ktF l., f,,.. s.k. l.
kit, bath on first floor in modern
apt bldg. Conv. to Pentagon. local
shops: downtown Wash Pleasant
dlgnifled address. Ref req. Sl10
XII s-A3l9 or TIE. 6-0n1l, 2"'
ARL., ROSSTYN--l bedrm.. SIG
incl. gas; efficiency, S6?.50 and S6S
incl gas; top loo. ia. S-4g07. 1900
N Oak. 90
ARL.-B edrm.. liv rm,, kit, bath
cow transp. to stores; utilS. incl.
Adults. S6..50. JA a-a23G.
ARLINGTON-Move in now and do
not pay rent until May ! for this
newly decor. l-bedrm. apt. cow.
TO busline and shopping, Call Mon.
ia. 2-l661. -96
OLD ALEX.-3 rms. and bath. md
a.. OLD house, cor, King and Fair
fax: SEQ; mr. buses, stores. JE.
ARI., NEAR HECHT's = Bright .
bedrms, liv rm Ice. kit bath,
enclosed porch. yard. TU. 2-4S39.
LIST MONTH FREE-5-rm. apt: close
to busline and Pcntagon $50 80
mo-, incl. utilS Can sublet. Call
TIE 6-f997 after ) pm.
ARLINGTON = New duplex apt.
bedrms and rec. rm.; close-in. con-
venient: S1l5 IA. "-65tS.
HILLSIDE GARDENS APIS. mr.. Fl
Myer post and > bedrm. aDts.,
furn. and unfurn.; $50 and up,
incl. Gtiis. Open daily 9-f; Sunday
l3-6. 1914 N. 18th st. ia. S-6S77.
ARLINGTON - Lge. attractive l.
close to Fl, Never. Pentagon, S15.
Incl. utils. ia. 2!-3660.
/ MONTH FREE bedrms., 3 ex-
pos. ;ird floor. close-in; adults,
S94. inc. utils. ia. 5-1373
SPEND THIS SUMMER in a wooded
high elevation sarden project
sep. dinette Clean, attr, BOOB n
utils. ia. 1-92ts, JA. 2-560d.
Specially built for home
entertaining full Size l-bedrm. apt
extra pine paneled rec. rm., mir
rored bar. y baths. outside entr
garden project. 2O03 N. 18th st.,
Arlington, Va. SIPS. incl. utils.
ia. T-926S, IA. 2-560n
1-BEDRM. APT.-S7g.5O
Arl., close in De luxe apt bldg
carpeted halls. supersound insula-
ton. parquet floors. 3 Ice closets,
unlim storage. parking. ia. 5-6j34
90
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- = q LNINLIDE IN KEN MS
Bethesda Area bedrms and 4
baths, lear garage; SOU May /;
: beGrms, "a baths elee. kit, $3.50,
Avail. now.
MALORA r CHRISTIAN. INC.
1906 Wis. Ave. NV WO 6-2a2S
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APTS.-oUT OF TOWN

PASS-A- GRILLE BEACH. FLORIDA,
right on the gulf with private beach
Beautiful 2-bedrm. and 1-bath
ant Phone AD 4-S5h7 =nn
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PALMER PARK

3-bcdrm rambler. corner lot: $50
per NO. Cal UN l-j"0u.
FALLS CHURCH RAMBI Err bed.
VIENNA RAMsLER-3 bedrms,
sull bemt SEQ
ANNANDAIE-3 hedrms. with
Da, arn barbecue: SOB
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NAYLoR GARDENS

NAYLOR GARDENS
50 900. 3-bedroom apartments.
$3.50 !-hedroom apartments.
G.13n bedroom apartments.
All apartments have huge rooms
Storage and laundry facilities in
basement. Terms. 80 interest on
unpaid balance. For full details and
to inspect call JOHN l.. SHELTON.
Realtor. 10 10000.
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GEORGETOWN
RESTORED

Mr.. House Office Bids. and Health
welfare. 44O 9Th 81. SW open to-
day. . TO ) pm. first showing
new house cond. nicely furn :
laree bedrmy twin beds mod Kit
bath. auto. washer Must be seen .
he appreciated. H. J RANDOLPH.
RE T-213; or Ii. i-ta61.
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WESTMORELAND HILLS
EMBASSY SECTION

SiX-rn 3-hedrm. house. beauti-
fully furn.. - baths | blk from
Westmoreland Circle, heavilv WOODED /;
ease nov to November /. At SlSh
To inspect. call Mr.. LACY, OIL,
'-3Slin
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BELLE VIEW
IN TOWN OF FAIRFAX

. lge. bedrms, liz. rm, comb. kit,
dinette, numerous closets. front and
rear porches inclosed shaded lawn.
pvt entr.: - miles from Pentagon.
MR.. HENRY. RE. 7-0S1i or Crescent
.3-oS4S. --o3
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OTHER LIsTINGs

Many other favorable pur-
chase opportunities in all Sec
tionS OF y. G are nxcluyi"ely
listed with this ONCE Total
prices from $500.
For details and ,or appt 10
inspect call MAJOR CARNEY
with
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FINN ION RhALIY, JE. 4-@t44
VIC y. CAR AND KENNEDY ST.
Dct. BRINK hnmr OF q rooms, bath,
iull bsrt, gas heat. Sllj per mo.
Avail May !.
PHiLl;Ips & FULLER. INC
lol2 18th St NV ST. 3-.4O0
81 SHERIDAN ST n. W.. Sis.
e. RM s D BGiCK GAS HIT.
LOUIS RUDDEN. 1U .!-308O
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MrLEAN. VA-l2 rms. : baths 4
bedrmS On beautiful i-aere
estate; $3.50 per month. Phone XII.
9-Bi4i or TIE R-1n44
Al BAKER Il SON, INC.
H0S n WASHINGTON ST. Alex. Va.
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HARROR TERRACE

Newly decorated / and . bed
room apis.
For information. apply Apt. !,
| / 30l Abingdon dr.. Alexandria, OV.
I3-o40A 81
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LYON VILLAGE APIS

: bedrms., x95 so and Sl05.
bedrm.. Ss6.50 and $3.50, util,
Incl Liv. rm. 2.2xl.. Kitchen,
dinette. ample closets storaee lock-
err. close shopping ) min. drive
Pentagon, "a mi from Key Brdge.
LYON PROPERTIES
ia 2-7OT0 IA, 1-OB5O
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N!ENN i-FAIRFAX - 6-rm. house.
full bath. oil heat, hot wafer:
flower garden, many berries eGn'
Stanle and pasture avail. HE.
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bier dc luxe Gr Kitchen, lv. rm..
sep. din rm. fully carpeted: full
bsmt community swimming pool
near conv. school facilities. bcdrm.
aIr-cord.; large inclosed yard: SI45
per mo Can see any time Vacant
Aprn 30, $50 lockwood ST. Rroy.
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SILVER SPRING bedrms.. Ice
Nv. I'm :, fircplaccs. full bsmt.
rec, room. hot-Water heat. scr.
n0rch: built-ln garage: Sl5u. Call
TtKOMA PARK. u. C.-Liv. rm
din. I'M kit bedrmS.. - baths
tronfrPar porchos Sl-,5 mo
Vacant BEERS BROS. JU 5-76IU.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-09-07

The Diocese Of Kansas City
and the Diocese OF 81. Joseph
have been united into one See,
TO be known as the e OF
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-09-07

As WISDOM.
He urged them 10 under.
take o serious, thorovshsoins
restvdy OF she foundations Of
the iaw-divins. natural and
hvman-cs The necessary pre-.
parssicn Of such an apostle.
late"
The Nevada prelate said this
in sermon prepared for deliv
cry at a Red Mass, sponsored by
the st. Thomas More Society oi
the Dallas-Fort Worth Diocese
Bishop Thomas X. German oi
Dallas-Fort Worth was celebrant
All the Catholic delegates of the
ABA convention were invited.
We have reached . point In
history" said Bishop pwysr.
"whers men are no longer sure
that law 10 wisdom, because
they are no longer sure that
wisdom exists. They would pre-
FER 10 say that lsy' Is nothing
more than ssnefified seeis! evs-
tenn, and that II has no more
validity than that which 50,
eiety, from fins 10 time, ehoos.
es 10 confer upon IL. They deny
that law has anything TO do
with wisdom. or reason sny.
thing 10 do with law"
He warned the lawyers and
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-09-07
LOurdes Cure
Declared Miracle

RENNES, France - radio ,NC)
Miss Marie Louise Bigot's recov-
cry of her sight and hearing dur
ing a pilgrimage to Lourdes was
miraculous, il has been officially
announced here by His Eminence
Cardinal Roques, Archbishop of
Rennes.
Miss Bigot, who lives in the
village of La Richardais in the
Rennes archdiocese, was cured
in October, 1854, after making
three pilgrimages to Lourdes.
She had lost her sight and hear
ing in August, 1882, after a long
illness.
During her third trip TO Our
Ladys shrine at Lourdes, Miss
Bigot suddenly recovered her
hearing after taking part in a
procession OF the Blessed Sacra.
ment. Three-quarters of an hour
later she also recovered her
sight.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-09-07

Kansas cify-st. Joseph. Arch
bishop Edwin v. o'Hsrs, fer
merly Bishop Of Kansas City,
will be Ordinary. Bishop John
p. Cody. formerly cesdiufor
and Apostolic Adminissrsfcr
OF s.. Joseph, will be ceadiu.
tater of ths new See. The form
er sishos Of 81. Joseph, fha
Most Rev. Charles n. LsBiond,
has been Transferred 70 the
Tifuisr See OF oreisfvs.
The Most Rev. Joseph Mar.
ling. c.PP.s., formerly AvxiI-
iary Bishop Of Kansas Cite, has
been named ths first Bishop Of
the newly established Diocese
OF jefferson City.
The Most Rev. Charles Helm
sing, formerly Auxiliary Bishor
of ST. Louis, has been designated
the first Bishop of the new Dio
ceSe of Springfield-Cape Girar
deau.
These actions of the Holy See
were announced here today By
His Excellency Archbishop Am
leto Giovanni Cicognani, ApostoI
ic Delegate to the United States
The Archdiocese of st. Loui.
embraces an area of $3.50 square
miles and has Catholic popula
ton of 428,669 in. a general pop
ulation of 1,577, 100. 49,
The Cathedral Of ths ln,snae.
uIsfs Conception In ksnsss
City is fhs cathedral 81 that
See. and fha Cathedral OF 81.
Joseph In 81. Joseph 10 ths CO.
cathedral.
The Diocese of Kansas City
st. Joseph embraces an area o.
1929 square miles and has
Catholic population of 92,so7. IL
total general population o
1904 900. /.
81. Peters Church In Jssfsv.
son City has been designated
the cathedral Of thst See.
This new diocese embraces sr
area of %, ,l27 square miles arc
has a Catholic population of 10,
38l in a total general population
of $685.
ST. Agnes Church. Snrino-
field, and 81. Msry's. Church,
Cape Cirardesv have been
named esfhsdrsIs.
This new See embraces an ares
of 25,7ia square miles and has Z
Catholic population of 26,413 in
total general population of 500,
300.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-09-07
Catholic Lawyers Told
To Restudy Basis of La,u

Catholic lawyers gathered here for the American Bar
ociaon Convention that what is needed is "a genuine
postoate for the Christian concept of law reason and
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-09-07

judges at the Mass that such
facts as the immutability of Gods
law and the nationality of human
law are being called into ques-
tion and even bluntly denied.
There is little to give assur-
ance in the teaching of the phil.
osophy of law as expounded in
many of our schools" he said.
.Nor is there much to hope for
from those whose attitude toward
the profession is chiefly distin-
guished by the hope of speedy
financial reward"
Bishop Dwyer urged the law
yers to initiate 'the spirit of that
great lawyer who his been de-
clared the patron of all those
who love the law for its wis
dom-St. Thomas More"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-09-07
Pope Sets Missouri
Diocesan Boundaries

WASHINGTON - NC) - His Holiness Pope Plus XII
has relocated the ecclesiastical boundaries and established
new Episcopal Sees in the State of Missouri.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-09-07
Feast of Hungary's
ST. Stephen Observed

NEW YORK-(NC)-The Feast
of st. Stephen, first king of Hun.
gary to be converted to Chris
tianity. has been marked here
with solemn vespers held in st.
Patrick's Cathedral under the
auspices of the Hungarian Catho.
lie League of America.
st. Patrick's was filled to ov-
erflowing. Bishop Philip J. Fur
long, military delegate. presided
as the representative of His EN-
inence Francis Cardinal Spell
man. Archbishop of New York.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-09-07

10-THE CATHOLIC TIMES
Friday, September 7, 1856
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-09-07

] have done one braver thing
than all the worthless did. And
yet a braver thence doth spring,
which is to keep that hid,-John
Donne 1572-163D. The Under
taking"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-09-07

To be ignorant of what hap
pened before you were born is to
be ever a child. For what is man s
lifetime unless the memory of
past events is woven with those
of earlier times?-Cicero uO6-43
B.C.) "De Oratore.
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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-06-16
NEW MT. MoRIAH

The Sunday School was called
to order on June 10 by the sup
erintendent, Deacon Harper and
'he classes had a 30-minute study
period.
The IL am. devotion was con-
Quoted by Deacon Tolliver, with
choir No. singing. Usher board
MO. 2 was at Its best. The pastor
brought us a great message taken
from st. John 10:1. Three persons
were brought into the vineyard:
Sister M. Adderley, and two
candidates, Bro. A. McCraney
and Sister ]. Johnson. Among our
visitors were Deacon and Mrs. r.
L. Taylor of Carver Ranches.
The Z pm. devotion was con-
Quoted by Deacon Tolliver and
Deacon Harper with No. 2 choir
singing and usher board No. l
serving. The pastor came with
another great message taken from
2 Cor. 14:1. Another candidate,
Sister L. M. Adkin. was added to
the church. Rev. Davis was pull
pit guest.
The Young Matrons wish to
thank all who helped to make
their tea. such a success last Sun
day.
Rev. w. F. Tanner and congre-
cation will be with us on Sun
day to preach the pastors ami
versary sermon. Please come out
and hear. this man of God. Don't
forget you are invited to go to
Mt. Nebo, South Miami, Rev. j.
E. Murray, pastor, where a 10
night revival meeting will be
conducted by our pastor, Rev. A.
L. Shipp, Monday, June 1880.
Come and have your soul revived.
We welcome you to come and
worship at New Mt. Moriah.
Don't forget to pray for the sick
and shutins. Visit them.
Rev. A. L. Shipp, pastor
Chanie M. Knights, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-06-16

Sunay School was called to or
der at $50 am. by the superin-
tendent, Miss AIbertha Jones. A
very inspiring lesson was taught
by the teachers.
At II am. the devotion was led
by Deacon H. L. Lundy. Usher
Board No. and the male chorus
rendered service throughout the
day. The Rev. w. T. Thompson
preached a wonderful sermon on
the subject, "You Must Be Born
Again." taken from John S:3.
At Z pm. the devotion was led
by Deacon M. ]. Summersett. The
Rev. r. D. Daniels brought the
message from John 9:22.
Our revival meeting is still 60
ing on and the Rev. w. c. Edcar
is preaching out of his soul. We
are inviting you to come out and
worship with US.
Rev. o. w. Foster, pastor
A. L. johnson, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-06-16
FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST

Sunday School, as usual, was
conducted by the superintendent.
The morning devotion that fol-
lowed was spiritually high. Our
beloved pastor, Rev. c. j. Bur-
ney, delivered a wonderful mes
sage. His text: Ephesians 5:18.
The theme: Be filled with the
spirit.
The evening devotion was a
sacred and highly devotional SER
vice. The message was brought
to us by Rev. J. E. McCray, who
also conducted our revival meet
ing. He delivered a very inspir-
ing message. His theme was,
"The FalSeless Christ" and
taken from st. Luke 27:4.
The young adult choir render
ed music for the morning, and
the No. 2 choir sang the music
during the evening. Both groups
sang out from their hearts and
the musical strains were melo-
dious. The No. ] usher board was
in complete charge of activities
during the day. We welcome you
to attend the big baptism to be
held Sunday morning. The date
is June II and the time is z pm.
Friends and visitors are always
welcome.
Rev. c. j. Burney, pastor
Sis. Claudia Wilson, reporter