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The Sidney herald., 1956-09-20

Commercial League-Sept 10:
w L
Reynolds U
Quillings /
Shrine i
Corral Cafe ---... i
Stockmans Motor .....---...1 3
Coast to Coast .---..----..1 3
Sidney Cleaners ...---...~---1 3
Snowflake Bakery .-----...0 4
High team series - 1889 Rey-
High Ind. 3-game series - j.
| Steinbeisser $50.
High team game - Reynolds
879.
High Ind. game Gordon
Quilting 232.
Major League:
Richland Natl Bank ..-...4 0
ElkS 0
Gem City o
Sidney Sheet Metal ...-...3 /
Great Northern ..-..-.-..1 3
Credit Union .-..-----.--... 4
Occident Elevator ..--...0 4
American Legion ....------...0 4
High team series - Richland
Bank 2430.
High Ind. 3 games = Larry Fla
herty SGT.
High team game - Richland
Bank 845.
High Ind. game-Larry Flaherty
211.
Merchants League-Sept. ~:
Moose No. / --.-.--.- 0
Safeway Stores ..-.-.-.4 o.
Bismarck Grocery ..--... 8 /
Sidney Paint & Glass ..--...-.3 l
Daugherty Ford ...-.-1 8
(Unknown) 3
Williams Motor .......----..0 4
Whitaker Service ..-.------0 4
High team 3 games - Bismarck
Grocery 1887.
High Ind. 3 games M.
Woods 636.
High team game - Bismarck
Grocery 918.
High Individual game = Geo.
Knaff 237.
Civic League:
Harold's Servicenter ..-.--.-4 oil
Valley Hdw. 0
Yellowstone Mach. .--------.4 oil
No. 2 2
Sidney Plumbing ..---.2 2
n. L. &
States Tel. ...---.O A
& Equip. .--.-0 4
High team 3 games - Moose
No. 2 - 1881.
High Ind. 3 games - p. Toll
Jackson $50.
High team game - Moose No.
2 - 883.
High Ind. game - P. Tollack-
son 212-
The Sidney herald., 1956-09-20
Bwsa, Turkey
Green Garden
Lassey Writes

Bursa, Turkey
August 80, 1856
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PACKAGED LIQUOR

Nearby Md-Air-eond.: rent only
S145 mo. Owner quotes over SI.1OO
wkly., mostly u plnts and beer.
Over 211s gross profits. Same owner
y yrs, Free parking, Priced rea-
sonably. Exclusive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16

FOREST HILLS. near Albemarls
shopping center, center-hail Co.
lonlal; hvins rnn.. dining rm.,
cfesn sear poren; P Boss a nI nS
rm. on Ord. Bsmt., rec. rm.. maids
rm. and bath. GARAGE, Murch,
Alice Deale aNd Woodrow Wilson
School district. $50. 300. See TO-
day. Call Mrs. Wootton, WO. g.
Sg72: ;sP. BEoo' INC. Realtor'
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NEARBY MD.-IO acres: beaut. g.
rm. brick home: gas station; on q
busy hiehway. Asking price. S45,-
900 Call uN. 4-2723. LOUIS
MILLER, Realtor.
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SERVICE STATION

For lease IN nearby Va. By major
oil company; This Is q wonderful
opportunity for the man who wantl
g operate his own business. Invest
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

2-Story brick Colonial with Nv.
rm,; din. nm. kit, bedrmI.. Ia
with trees; COW. to syerythinS; just
/ blk. from Sprilg Valley shopping
center. Price, S2e,bO0.
o. +. SMITH a. BROS. CO.
OIL. 2-1627 OIL. 2-0l5S
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ness 10 increase ease income Sa n fSiP fSTn .
always rented: oil heat: S4hO down
8 APIS, 8 BATHS
All mod. ats; nicely furn.; oil heat;
rent $3.50: income quoted $500 mo.
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HARDWARE

Shopping center. main hwy. near
by Md.-Owner quotes $4,000 an
nual volume Rent only Sl25 mo.
Closes z pm. daily. Price, S10,05O,
which includes approx. $4,000
stock Only $4,000 down. Exclusive.
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NEAR 11th AND KALMIA--one o
available at ! fraction Of repro
duction cost; includes 8 bedrooms
4 full baths and . half baths
large beautiful rooms: perfect con,
dition. Priced at S41,50O. MUST
BE SOLD TO SETTLE ESTATE
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-1411
ewes. LU. 2-45S6.
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Restaurant-CarrY-Cut

N.W.-commereial area. owner
quotes $3.50 wkly. average. No
Suns. Air-cond., seats sos small
payroll. Priced reasonably. Only
81, 500 down Exclusive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16

Sell or lease. For Quick sale, very
low price. Good opportunity for rest.
aurant operator. Good location. mod
ern equipment. good lease. small
rent. doing good business Owner III
For information. contact the owner
personally. 1898 Ga. ave. NV. Closed
Sun.
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SUNOCO

WILL INTERVIEW LEssEEs FOR
MODERN SERVICE STATIONS, AL
READY EST, IN THE WASH. AREA;
900 AND 10000 GALLONS PER
MO-: EARNINGS FROM $1,000 no
81 1000 ANNUALLY. SELECTED
APPLICANTS WILL BE GIVEN
NECESSARY TRAINING WITH PAY
MN mum INVESTMENT RE.
CURED. PERSONAL INTERVIEWS
MONDAY. 3 AN. TO 4 Pm.
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RESTAURANT, with beer; seats 80.
owner Illness forces sale. $4,000.
With only q 900 down payment.
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WATCH REPAIR STAND--IdeaI for
low priced clocks. watches, etc.

LUNCHROOM, next to Hecht CO. IS
new parking oil. PRESTO LUNCH.
= fO2 r ST. NV. Call RE. 7-2975
Monday between : am. to 4 pm.
QUICK SERVICE LAUNDRY--16
small. 3 lge. machines. ; dryers,
shirt unit. In shopping center.
Little cash required. FE. 2-191S
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VALET, shopping center; income,
$3.50 wk., price, $50, 900. down.
$4,000. beaut. new equip; rent.
$500. A. r. SEELYE, d.. f-S325.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16

RESTAURANT, worth about 5000:
will sell for $4,000 on very. very
small down payment. air como: Z:
rent. Sll6: give me an oher. A.
r, SEELYE, DI 5-S325.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16

WE WANT LISTINGS
LISTINGS wanted on all types OF
businesses and real estate; we CAN,
and will give you fast action at mar
ket price
WE WANT statesmen. MEN OF
womer, neat. bright, energetic: ex-
Icellent earnings, For personal inter-
view, call
Lane Pastor. EX. 3-2555
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16
ANNOUNCEMENT

Myrtle A. weadon. real estate and
business broker. trading as Myrtle
Weadon Co. has reopened her for
lmer once. at 432 Bond Bldg. spe-.
icializing, as usual, in the sale Of all
types Of business opportunities:
SNACK BAR
Downtown ONCE bldg. rent. SIS.
incl. utilities; $1,000 cash handles;
ideal for lady or retired party; open
Is am.-5 pm t5-day week..
DRY CLEANING
$3.50 wk. income: nicely equipped .
other similar businesses. We also
handle laundromats cieanins, plants.
BEAUTY SALONS
III New listing: $1.200 mo. IN
come: air cond. price. 81. 600.
terms. t2l s35,000 VI. income. 4
operators: price. $1,000. terms. f3)
Ar. Va: as modern as tomorrow
81. 900 cash down handles. az
nearby Md. price. 81 500: rent,
500. incl. living quarters,
ListinFs wanted. II your business
or property is for sale. contact
Myrtle A. Weadon Co.
no. 2-T910 Ma. s22s96
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ACTIVE FRANCHISE

Exclusive active franchise render.
inc a profitable service 10 merchants
and professional men. Business
BACKGROUND or college education es-
sentiaI. Annual net income approx
matelv double originai investment
Investor must be active participant
% to en- years Of are Cash re-
CURED. $4,000 to $4,000. Invest
ment fully secured
Many areas with nearly 100ss
t ,,.tt no NH snob,. an nrn "po +
utilize fully all HIS qualifications
Application. which will be 10Oss
confidential. must give references
for character and financial respon-
sibility. also approximate initial In
vestment anticipated. Give telephone
number and time YOU may be
reached. All data will De returned
after interview Address Box 112-K
Star.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

NV. sECTION--l girl to share A.
bedrm. house with 3 other girls.
Call KE. 7-0440
TWO GIRLS desire TO share George
town house with other girls; college
graduates. FE. 3-2T61. after . pm,
] WILL SHARE my home, rent free.
in Foxhall Village with reliable
couple who will assume cost OF
utilities and personal board NJ. G.
EVANS, day phone, Ii. $3.50;
evening phoneA Re. 3-3312.
GIRL to share 2 b.r. house in No,
Arl. with congenial girl, 25-35.
ia. 5.0541.
WANTED: or Q girls to share at
tractiye home with 3 others: Fox:
hall Village; college BACKGROUND
preferred; call FE. 3-1S37.
AVAIL. OCT. I. Lady wishes to share
house. Bethesda-Ch. Oh. Area. Vic.
G, c. shop center. Pvt. nm, unlim.
phone, TV. Only refined, Prot,
business lady, 1898 Refs. exch.
Box 373-J. Star.
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COUNTRY GROCERY
SELF SERVICE

Near Camp Meade--Due to unfor-
tunate circumstances now. closed,
Fixtures and equipment worth
Sc, 900. stock approx. $4,000. Total
value. $4,000. Can be bought for
$4,000. Terms 10 responsible peo-
pie. Call AL Bookoff, RIA. 6-6527.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
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$500 DOWN

Woman owner III. must be sold.
ana sun. Shea Chaser. IA. s-54S Ass,
KOGOD a. BOOKOFF
Az 5th st. NV. MA. S-93T3
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C. j. YOUNG, ST. $500
LIQUOR RESTAURANT

LIQUOR RESTAURANT
seats 10 has e.yr;; Lease .sss. open Z, Y
an an TO z an; r sno6 sS26 moi IN
EQUIP, S Heavily sso stocked Shows nst
profit $4,000; wants $4,000 down
BARBECUE GRILL
And 5 apts.; near 18th and Eye SITS.
income quoted, 5000 wkly. plul
o oni 5000 ZOO go some s'A ser mSas'maAs
LIQUOR TAVERN
Rent $50; long lease; air cond.
ebss bar; est. is yrs; short hrs,
Ss ,S ioS seats 20; syysESo goo SSSr EQUIP
RESTAURANT-BEER
on and on sale; In Bethesda, Nd.
owner quotes $3.50 daily; owner Ii
strictly restaurant man, does mostly
food business, could do a tremendous
ie etOS Su' ar eon ssa'' Sns terms
CARRY-OUT SHOP
Rent $50: income over 5000 wkly.;
same owner yrs; very mod. equip.
near our once; $4,000, terms.
! COCKTAIL LOUNGE
daily; income quoted, $4,000 mo;
Ihig. bar business; good sc. location
$4,000. terms.
ROOM AND BOARD
les rooms. . baths: Conn. ave-: in
come quoted, $4,000 mo-; same
owner 10 yrs: long lease; nlcely
furn;; very clean; good moneymakeri
/ 10 ROOMS. 21s BATHS
Garaee; rent. $40: income quoted
lover $4,000. run BY manager: good
furniture; near 14th and Park rd.i
100 Block Mass. Ave.
liz rooms. baths: oil heat; good
furn.; arranged into small apts.; In
come quoted, S525 mo-; run By hired
help; best renting location; Si,bOO,
| IL ROOMS-INC., 1927
Downtown. ideal for transient bust
always rented. oil heat. S4h0 down.
8 APIS, 8 BATHS
All mod ats; nicely furn.: oil heat;
rent $3.50: income quoted 5000 mo.
$4,000. terms.
LIST WITH US
I'VE need listings; we can sell your
business quickly II priced right. Call
| C. j. YOUNG, ST. 3-1500
1929 Vermont Ave. NV. suite SOC
r,r,r~xx, x- aHy~rxr-,
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HOUSES WAITED TO RENT

HOUSeS WANteO " NeNt
THREE BEDROOM HOUSE, close to
shopping center. near District
Phone Elk. 3-2611. weekdays ia. D.
1854, ewes, Saturday and sunday
NAVY 1t. COMMANDER desires g.
bedrm. house mr.. Natl Naval Med
teal Center. / wear or more. Up
to $3.50. 10. s-3995.
EXCELLENT FOREIGN GOVERN
MENT WILL PAY UP TO $1,000
FOR UNFURNISHER HOUSE SUIT.
ABLE FOR EMBASSY -CHANCERY
COMBINATION. CALL MRS. DIX
ON, ST. $4,000.
HAVE CLIENTs-Por city and sub
urban, small and large homes. May
buy. Call RIA. 3-ll22.
FURNISHED HOUSE OR APT
Quiet neighborhood NV. or b. &C.
About 8 mos. Start now. Writer.
wife, adult daughter.- Phone Wed,
Oh. 4-4200. Ext. FOG. YAHRAES.
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BUY
NAME BRAND
Merchandise
BE YOUR OWN
WHOLESALER
NO INVESTMENT
NO OVERHEAD

You sell right from our catalog
Famous, nationally advertised name
merchandise. Appliances, Bicycles
Cameras. Clocks. Cutlery. Diamonds
Giftwares, Housewares, Jewelry
Lamps. Leather Goods, Luggage
Summer Outdoor Furniture, Power
Tools, Radios, Religious Articles
l6ilverware. Toys. Watches. Wearing
Apparel, Sporting Goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16

DRY CL-s30a wk uprss nv ioc
air-ecne-. pries 5000; dorn
$1,000. A. 4. sEELYE d. T-s525.'
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FREE

Write for FREE 1867 MAMMOTH
l3S PAGE COLOR cATALOG. show.
ITEMS complete with your conf
Dental price list.
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REsTAURANT--Bu downtown To-
cat on. air conditioned. modern
equipment; small, compact place.
seats 40. Good lease. reasonable
rent, gross quoted over $1,000 a
week, q days. Closed at S pm.
Priced TO sell $4,000 down. Ed
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ATTENTION VETERANS, for $3.50
down, and less than S100 per
month you can buy this 3-bedrm.
semidetached brick In Cleveland
Park. Call Mrs. Lunn for particu-
lars and appointment to see. FE.
3-34S2. WALKER a. DUNLOP.
INC, Realtors, uptown ONCE. EN-.
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LIST WITH IFS

We need listings;. we can sell your
business quickly II priced right. Call
c. j. YOUNG, ST. 3-1500
1929 Vermont Ave. NV. suite 500
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BLER-REsTAURANT-LIyING OTIS,
Ouantico. Low rent: real oppor-
tunity. TE. 6-2277, TE. 6-o323
BAIL BOND BUsINEss-Man with
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BURLEITH-G GEORGETOWN - STA.
950--Attraetive 3-bedroom row
brk nome, not far from Georee-
town Hospital: screened porch. ga.
rage gas h.-wh. FRANK s
PHILLIPS, DI. 7-14i1; eyes,, Elk
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dry cleaning outlet
store IN Woodbridge; excellent area
cash or $1,000 with y dn. pymt.
See store at 3628 18th ne. al
Otis. Can SUM- RA. $4,000, il-5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16

HAVE over b,OUO ft. Of display
area on one huge floor, 2 large var
trucks and excellent facilities: an
some type OF jobbing or whole.
sailing; am open to proposition.
Box SAL, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16

TAKOMA PARK, sl2.s50. 81. 900
Cod. 2 rms. 2 porches. h.-w.h.
Vacant. OWNER. RA. 3-4635.
WESLEY HEIGHTS EXCLUSIVE -
Open sat. and Sun. 80: the only
new modern split,leyel in this area.
2 baths. . powder rms. rec. rn.
with firepl Built-in gar: very
latest Frigidaire. cleo kit, 1918
10th st. NV. Asking $40 5O0
OWNER WANTS OFFER. Wo. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16

INTIMATE RESTAURANT, ideal fol
couple OF person who cooks well
TO rent, new never used, fully.
equipped dining room and kitchen;
IN the heart OF thickly populated
area crying for good food. Apply In
person 70 discuss terms. CHATEAU
MADRID. 1929 18th st. NV.
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CHEVY CHASE: Charm and per,
feet feet rssmsodelins. 3 b.r.. lovely gar,
CAPITAL HILL-Restorers dream
corner brick, huge garden. wonder.
GEoRGETowN-cutest old re-
stored brick; $4,000.
STEVENS REAL ESTATE
FE. 3-4947
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EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE each city,
county: earn up to $4,000 yr. in
your own business with investment
Of only SIS, 900 to $4,000. For in
ventory Of wanted building matte
rails that defy competition and re-
cover original investment quickly.
FLA and VA approved. Don't miss
this one If you want something
permanent and money-maker.
Experience not necessary; training
provided. DU. 7-1523 or P. o.
Roy goal n c
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SLOT MACHINES, nearby Maryland
$4,000 q month gross: 14-rm.
hotel above; 1O-yr. lease. Selling
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.

BERKELEY AREA - MAGNIFICENT
white brick split-level completely
air eonditionedi . years old and
better than new; three left. bed
rooms and . baths; includes a
luxurious ''in-law' apartment on
exclu.ive controlled neighborhood
of Toxhall road Priced for quick
sale. FRANK s, PHILLIPS, DI
7-1411: ewes, Elk. 3-1412.
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GENERAL STORE = Well stocked,
Also 2-bedrm cottage in rear,
renting 500 mo-: 20 mi d. C., A. 4.
City, Nd. Property INCLUDED in sale
price OF $4,000. viii finance.
UNIVERSITY 7-204l. 10
SERVICE STATION, No. / hwy. bet
FIT. Belvoir and Quantico. TE.
G-n0rs lie k-hhoA
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REFINED, capable business woman
N ID. G. to manage small business
once, GOOD telephone voice, must
De interested in people; excellent
opportunity for right person. Reply
fully, Box 208-L, Star.
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PROPERTY AND BUSINESS. 3 story

FNOPEKTN md bUoINLos' . SUIT
brick. finished bsmt.;.. 10 rms. 4
licensed for rooming house. Inc
over $500 plus rm.. bath apt
Price 81 900; reasonable On, pymt
KEACH & PURCELL. Elk. 3-24l2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16

sxperie3ce and the know how wants
hacker. Must have free and clear
properties in Wash Assessed AZ
S9a 900 or more. Very little cash
needed large profits guaranteed,
ME- S-65aS and RE. $780,.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-03-03
BY DOROTHY SANFORD

Fashionetta made it's fifth sue
cusSful showing ON last Friday
night at Dade County Auditor
iurn. This years theme, Scented
Moods "a perfunned fashion
fantasy - was presented by Cam
ma Zeta Omega Chapter of Al
pha Kappa Alpha Sorority. The
audience whDch included many
weH-known visitors viewed the
three-hour program Of music,
dancing, fashions and modelling
with much enthusiasm.
Sara Lou Harris, whose charm
and personality ,captivated her
audience, was featured in each
of the FIVE moods, accessories,
morning, business, sports, and
evening. Her pure-line sheath
type dresses were displayed in
contrast to the voluminous coats
which accompanied each one.
These wraps all of interesting
design and varied textured ma
terials, were eye-arneSting in
detail - ruffled Innings, Innings
of contrasting colors and material
textures, beaded decoration. spec
ial sleeve treatments! Miss Hair
ris also moved among the audi
ence, crowned the contest win
ners and presented awards to
other contestants.
The mood of fantasy We're set
upon entering the lobby OF the
auditorium where souvenir bottles
of perfume were presented TO
early-arriving. guests. The mood
was intensified 10y the dancing of
Helen Bush, Agnes Lowery and
Paula Williams who drew from
the huge perfume holders essen
ces of romantic dreaming with
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-03-03
AKA 5th Fashionetta
Rated Best Yet

which to enchant the audience.
Peggy Brothers served as
breathing mannequin while de-
tailed descriptions were given of
accessories that might dress a
costume "up" or down. In adj
dition to the many models, adult
and teen-age who showed correct
attire, Novik Mitchell of West
Palm Beach and Jackie Robinson
of Booker T. Washington High
School did several solo dances.
Joel Ingraham provided organ
background music; pianists were
Sylvia Reynolds, Isabelle Blue
and Jimmy Ford. Soloists were
Jacqueline Simpson and Vernon
Jackson. Ora Lee Nottage Hay
wood, Btrnice Miller Cox and
Sara Scott prepared the script
for the production; Sylvia Rey-
nolds and Allene johnson CUM
yard were narratorS.
An innovation was the Corona
fon-Finale. Mrs. Andel Mickens,
school teacher; wife of Rev. /. G.
Mickins of Mt. Olivette Baptist
Church won the coveted Miss
Fashionetta title. Miss Junior
FaShionetta and Little Miss Fash
ionetta, both new honors were
won by Martha Hamilton of B,
T. Washington and by Loretta
BanniSter, respectively.
Gamma Zeta Omega Chapter
will observe the 10th anniversary
of its founding next month. Char
ter members were Dolores Beth
ell, Dorothy Edwards, jeanette
Gill (deceased), Ethel Grice,
Madeline PORTER, Ida Radcliffe
and Sara Scott. Mrs. Charlotte
Ford Clark, area supervisor Cd
zone 6 is current basileus Cd
Gamma Zeta Ohega Chapter.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-03-03

Miami Zetas were joined by their sisters from West
Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdae in observance of their
of the major activities pictured above II Members of
Beta Tau Zea Miami, paused outside st. Agnes Episcopal
Church where they worshipped in group February
10. q Chapter fetes their Supreme Grammaeus Syntak
tis Mrs Luiieia W. Harrison, at the home of the Bas
leus, Marian Shannon. Souvenirs of Florida pre-
scented to Mrs Harrison by the members and the Archon
Club 81 Pausing with her favOrte scent, Mrs Har
rison smiles for the photographer a. Pressing Forward
in the Field of Human Relations the main theme of
speech delivered by Mrs Harrison the King of Clubs
Forum Series The audience included Zetas of the three
chapters the Zeta Amicae and the Archonan Club Mem
bers of the sorority served ushers for the occasion 81
Following the dynamic speech made by Mrs. Harrison,
Mrs. Ruth N Polite presented scroll of appreciation to
Attorney L. E. Thomas president of the King of Clubs,
for its outstanding service in presenting the Forum Series
to the community Mrs Polite made the presentation for
the Miami Zetas g. Guest parake of the deectabe
provided by the Chapter during their evening program
which given in honor of the Woman of the Year y
Honoree Hannah Edwards (center) is overwhelmed as
she receives loving for being the cooperative
the year Cup presented for the Chapter by
Harrison while Mrs. E. B. Thomas, Chairman of Finer
Womanhood Week activities looks Mrs. Thomas do
mated the trophy for the outstanding event 81 Mrs Claire
Wentraub (center) esteemed social civic and religious
leader named woman of the Year by the Miami
ZetaS She is holding the plaque which presented
her by the Sorority Mrs. frankie Role 0eft accepts
tokens of appreciation from Mrs Marian Dean anti basi
leuS of the Sorority for the winning skt in the Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority Jabberwock which enabled the Zetas
win for the third consecutive year and to keep the re-
volvng trophy 81 Mrs Lenora Johnson member of the
Zea Amcae presents beautiful bag to Mrs Harrison in
behalf of the Amicae group.
Other awards given during the occasion were cta-
tatons of appreciation and commentator Mrs Rosemary
Braynon Donaldson received token for her parpation
and help in the Jabberwock skits the three-year
period; and Mrs Myrtle NJ Davis received trophy for
All photos by johnson of Miami
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