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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23

OFFICER viii pay reason
room and den unfurnished house.
nice neighborhood in virginia
Must have h.-w.h. Call OV. 3.gI42.
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COLORED
1924 D st, s.e.--6 rms, bath, gas
h.-w,h.j $685. with garage, $40,
242b qirard pl. ms rms, bath
81 f Fsnton ~ me- rms. bath,
gas heat; completely Tenoyated S7b.
.0Q2 i7th st. n.w.---Flat, q rms.
bath, gas hot-water heati 500.
0i3 Rhode Island ave. n.w..--1i
rms, 2 baths, oil h.-w h.; Sl25.
$50 Todd nj. Mt rms, bath,
gas hot-air heat Shb.
rms bath, h,-w.hi $40. a
kitchens, oil h-w,hJ S1iO.
1929 nth 81. NV. NO. 7-4907
IS JEFFERSON ST, NE.
Rooms and Bath
Oil Hot Water Heat. $500
THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK
oooW Y 81 LOAN DAN d TRUST Pr eoo
coLoRED-924 nth ST. Sc.
y rms. bath, h,-w, heat; adults
only s sRI 81; ogenw s SqPqlh coo =
ls25 18th ST. NV. AD. 4-200s
f fsa4 FEdIEsibE 4 AAp Rs,SW y
OPEN l TIL 4
Modern brick, redecorated; 8 rms,
norches, bsmt, gas h.-w.h.; garage;
ST. 3-44l5 tn. 2-S563
Out 18th. left on Park I'd, risht
on 18th.
coLoRED-2400 18th sT. NV,
3, rms, Kit. and bath, $40 TO in
clude heat and hot water. Janitor
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO,
1924 l4th ST. NV, AD, 4.200b
coLoREp-I007 MD. AVE, s.W,
See Sunday. MARSHALL u WAPiE
CO.. 1924 l4th ST. NV. AID, 4-2O05
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SPACIOUS COLONIAL HOME on
larEe wooded lct in Chevy Chase.
Center hall. dining room, bed
rooms. 3la baths. BY owner, Open
/ To-Day. 62Oi Both st. NV. OIL. 2
OFF CONN. AyE,-spas, home for
pymt. Terms. OWNER, CO. 5.6sSs.
OFF UPPER 10th ST. NV; vacant.
14li Rittenhouse 81. n.w,-Large
semidet. brick, . bedrms, large liy.
rm., sep, din rm,s large modern
bit. with dishwasher and disposal;
lst-nr. powder rm., rec. rm.. base
ment. maids rm., screened rear
porch. and parking area. Near
schools, transp., churches. Easy
terms or reas. rental. Open for In
osR%siNSi ER S an NO Ss'E: .Siol Or re
7-Oi03,
WEST BEACH DIR. NV, 7O3e-
open today, 2 till o. Custom built
Colonial, 3 bedFms., 2Is baths. den,
rec, rm,. maids I'm. ana bath;
beautiful grounds perfect condi-
tion. Directions: Out ] 18th TO Kali
mia I'd, left 4 hlks. TO property
jim TUCKER, DU. 10000, ia. D.
LARGE stately residence for-dis-
eliminating people. Suitable for
colleee students, lge. boarding
house, or apt. house; centrally To-
Gated; COW. To everything: 10 large
rms. 3 baths, 3 porches, walk-in
closets must see 70 appreciate. AID.
4-552l.
5eIT sth ST. N.w.--Brk. buns alow:
= bedrms,, Ia baths; full bsmt.,
gar; yard; cow. RIA. 3-1122.
I4Ia FLORAL ST. N.W.-DistinctiVe
4.bedrm.,. 2-hath home, featuring
slate roof, stone and stueco exte-
rior, hrepi, Ice. din. rm.,. side
porch, well landscaped, tree shaded
OF. Asking $50 800, WO. 0-IO4l.
PRATT & STEVENSON.
BELMONT RID. AND CONN.
Reduced today, IL rms, 3 baths,
gas heat. clean, Price Sle.5OO'
RIGGS & CO. MA. s-l277
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
4 Bedrooms SSs, baths. living room,
Screened porch: Immsnse recreation
room, Z hTeplaces. built-in garage,
iNEz CUsAARD. REALToR
cHILLUM, D. C.-S12, 500 UP
Modern 3-bedrm. semidet brick
homes, some with LIST a. powder rm. !;
also : bedrms., from SI0,500. RA.
HUERBAcH a. CO., DI. 7-05O1
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EXECUTIVE RETURNING TO D. G.
Nov. Is needs 4-bedroom home,
prefer cleo. kit. maids room; have
3 children, dog: pay up to SOU
mo. Send complete description TO
Box 1S3-K, Star. 23'
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EXECUTIVE OF MAJOR CORP, for

EXECUTIVE OF MAJUK CURF, TOT
Washington operations requires
3 bedrooms In very desirable loca-
ton. preferably Virginia, approx
imately 20 minute drive or less
from Potomac. No children or pets.
XII. 9-4322 or write Box 2M. Star,
UNFURN. HOUSE in vicinity Wyo-
ming and Columbia rd,i 20 rms.
VIII also consider vicinity Dupont
Circle: wanted for rooming house.
JAMES L. DIXON Il CO., ST. g.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

LARGE, RETIRED DOG wishes
acreage in woods; completely
away from other homes. Also
modernized home for owner, with
double garage or barn; between
Leesburg and Chain Bridge, Con-
tact P. o, Box 1884. Mclean. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23

HAVE TENANTS for Immediate rem
tai Of and 4-bedroom homes IN
good NV. or nearby Md. locations.
fNEZ CUSHARD. EN-. 2-4232.
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ALEX; Huntington development;
unfurn. - 2-bedrm. semidetached:
feneed-in back yard; basement;
$685. available Immediately. Ed.
9-5S2S.
Sc. AND NEARBY MD. = Have
waiting list for houses and apis.
Call US for details, MUD REAL
ESTATE CO., LII. 4-43s2.
DESIRE TO RENT small house or
quest cottage in or nr. Vienna. Va.
DU. 5-75l1.
HAVE CLIENTS for city and sub
urban small and large homes; may
buy. Call RA. 3-l122,
LIST YOUR RENTAL PROPERTY
with US. We have excellent clients
looking for homes in sc, Wash
inston and nearby Maryland
property management our spe-
cialty; rents RENTED promptly.
M. u. SMITH, INC, 1925 Vermont
ave NV. DI. 7-7S77, LU. 1889.
$1,000 PER MO.
For attractive unfurnished house in
good NV. section, suitable for En-
6assy or Chaneery. Call Mrs. Dixon
Exclusive
JAMES L, DIXON q CO.
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HOME VALUES


A.faS So} l7th Sc NV rms, and
s.i ass@ I'll Pi kav 81 r, siy ss-, rms. and
Us ISIS .sy WADE ABE RID. s,H.--b rms,
gSl .HbRiAN ST. SEC rms.
sSo7 9Th ST. N.E,-s rms. and
s ssg : ST. SEE rms. and bath;
r. x. HUMPHREYS g. SONS
REALTORS
2 Mass. Ave. NV. MA. S-502O
COLORED
407 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
Row brk.: 8 rms. Q baths, gas
.-wh,; comp. apt. on End n. Of 2
rms. kit, and bath: $40.
Sullivan Brothers
1920 K st. NV. ME. s-43a3
CoLORED
$40 COLUMBIA RID.
3-bedrm.. liy rm., brick home,
available at once; SS5 per mo- To
inspect, call BOSS a. PHELPS, Ma.
$4,000
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WILL LBASE HMG, HSE. 70 res. mgr.
Option to buy, 10. rms baths. !
blk. TO bus; ut. furu. ia. 2-I15S.
AND nv REPAIR, thriving
business, supports 3 men fun time.
some rentals. Shop fully equipped
and stocked. Low rent, Owner in
poor health. Mr.. ERWIN, DU.
7-3303.
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MODERN FURNISHED HOUSE want
ed in Northwest by diplomat, from
Oct. !. 3 bedrms., liv. rm., sep.
din, rm. FE. 3-2444.
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/ Rent only Sis mo. Hrs. IL
noon to $3.50, closed Sun. Owner
I Priced low at $500, lock- stock
and barrel. Exclusive.
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LAUNDRETTE; 5000 wk.; rent. SI15
mo-; Is Bendix washers, Norge
l6-lb. washer . dryers. extractor;
5-dsy operation; heat furn.: barg..
$4,000; only $1,000 down: also
others. A. R. SEELYE, DI. 7-S325.
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DRY CLEANING-LAUNDRY

Shopping center; operated by
help hrs 70 a.. closed SUM nrsn fnSe
Priced complete at S1.700; terms.
Exclusive. Ewes and suns, Alec
Karpman, ia. g-6903.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
412 5th st. NV. Ma. s-9373
DIV TILE pPOpFpTV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23

PARTNER for women speciality
shop, catering TO eoiiege trade:
excellent opportunity for expert
eneed huyer-naRaser. Reply Box
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BARBERSHOP
RESTAURANT

3-chair shop. room for more.
Doing very good business in we'll
developed area and shoppingseenter.
A steal at $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23

RESTAURANT located at SIT 9th
st. NV, next to Shubert Theater
cost $4,000; sacrifice. by landlord
for $4,000, easy terms; equipped
rnahu "a nnnn MA anrAQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23

RESPONSIBLE PARTY to distribute
and manufacture picture scroll
newly invented. Available outright
or on ROYALTY basis; for details
write Box YAK star. 23'
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

SPACIOUS COLONIAL HOME on
Center hall, dining IN q room a' 8 BED.
rooms. 3h baths. By owner, Open
today. 62Ol Both 81. NV. OIL. o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23

APT. Q units. Sc. section, completely
furnished Good income, buy furni-
ture. Take over lease, Call RE s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23

HAVE CLIENTS for city and sub
urban small and large homes; may
buy. Call RA. 3-1122,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23

fully equipped. Building
4Qx60 with broom apartment, large
parking lot Located on U. s. Route
IL between Martinshurg and Win
chester. Sacrifice price Of $17,750
ss W. lE KI1s e. Zeal M Esthss RE0kSE
Va. Dial 6541.
LUNCHEONETTE: 1922 9th st. NV
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Write for FREE 1857 MAMMOTH
1873 PAGE COLOR CATALOG, show
ling over 1000 NAAlE-BRAND
ITEMS complete with your conf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23

KOSHER DELICATEsSEN and res.
taurant. Washington's most modern
loing an excellent business, In 400.
car shopping center. Owners have
other interest. Excellent opportu-
nifty for . individuals or family
Will sell below cost. Contact Mr.
GORDON, RIA. $4,000.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


PATENT MEDICINE STORE, with
good lunch and soda counters Arl.
loo. Phone ewes, only, ) pm. TO
$3.50 pm, IA. S-77SS.
BODY AND PAINT SHOP. 3 car;
reas. SIP. 3-4427.
OPPORT. TO GO IN BUsINEssI new
unique sand, ice cream shoppe,
mr.. busy theater; no exp. .nec.i Will
train: no invest. Box 1891, Star
l1-ROOM BRICK for guest or club
house. 332b 18th st. NV; sell or
rent, ia. 2-3343.
GOOD EQUIPPED BAKERY-owne
must sell because OF health. Sacri-
flee r, T. SMITH, Attorney, Elk.
3-O124.
n. CAPITOL, mr.. Florida ave-
Store. now occupied and operated
by owner as restaurant and 2 apis.
Should bring annual rent OF S3,24Q.
van sell today for sls,95O, inelud-
ing restaurant equipment, This is
very good opportunity. X. q.
dunno, WA. 7-O7S2, no. 2-O7OO.
COIN OPERATED RADIOS 1851 on
location In local hotel; good return;
sets specially built for hotel use;
excel, cond,; owner has other in
terests. Box 272-L, Star.
JEWELRY STORE. good credit store,
good Sc, loc,; owner retiring; good
lease possible by owner. About Sl0,-
800 cash needed. sun, ia. 0-66g7,
week days, Ii, 4-5266.
ADDING MACHINES, TYPEWRfT.
Frs, S25 up-Your choice. only 81
a week. Free home Demonstration.
Call CLARK'6, EN-. 3-05J5 NOW
LADIES APPAREL SHOPS (2)-
Wonderful opportunity 10 acquire
two active dress shops in fast-grow-
ing virginia suburbs OF Washing
ton. Gross volume. 100000. II
you move fast you can have lucra-
tive Christmas season ahead, To-
tai price, SOB, 600. Box 1901, Star.
GROCERY Mr.. GEORGETOWN
Reas. rent. Decent hours. One
man store. Plenty Opportunity for
live.wire. Has beer. Weekly inc.
quoted over 500 cash. More with
credit Just $4,000 down. W. B,
REALTY. ia. 9-0S94, RE 7-0676,
EARN BIG MONEY FOR XMAs!-
Sell 6-piece gold-finished jewell
chased mems set; gift boxed; priced
TO give you big profits. Write
GRuENHUT CO., 81 Broadway,
BEER. FOOD. LIQUOR, restaurant;
seats 100. Good for hillbilly. III.
1886.
SHOE MISUNDERSTANDING after 20
yrs Have q good store for rent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23

Arcade. - 2-bedrm.
detached brick. Beautifully decor
ated. Ready to move into. New
house condition and fine eonstruc-
ton means small upkeep for years.
Reasonably priced. OWNER. EN-.
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PETWORTH-Beaut. cor; ideal for
doctor or prof. 13 rms, 3la baths.
2 kits, stairways to End NJ Gas
h.-w.h,; full bsmt; large porches.
Bargain at S24.950. WA. 7-0196.
HEIDER a. SELLERS.
ROCK OR. PARK AREA-Bargain
for cash above trust, or will exch, /:
9 rms, maids rm.. gar. porches.
ST. 3-4909, Sun. afternoon, eyes.
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You sell right from our cataIog.
Famous, nationally advertised name
merchandise, Appliances, Bicycles.
cameras. Clocks, Cutlery. Diamonds.
Giftwares. Housewares. Jewelry
Lamps. Leather Goods, LugRage.
Summer outdoor Furniture. Power
Tools, Radios, Religious Articles,
Silverware, Toys. Watches. Wearing
Apparel. Sporting Goods.
FREE,
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CHECK kOOM-Cigar and cigar
rettes, novelties. 7-month lease.
CROSS ROADS SUPPER CLUB.
WA 5-363R
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Near Camp Meade. Due to unfor-
tunate circumstances, now closed
&, 600. stock approx. u, 600; totai
value. $4,000. Can be bought fol
$4,000. Terms to responsible people
Call Al Bookoff. RA. 6-6527.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
4l2 9TH St. NV MA. S-937a
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COJORED-A BARGAIN with little
cash iunchroom. apts. office
spaces: parking In rear. income.
over 800 per month. 80 600 down
buys building furnished. including
fuzzy equipped Iunchroom with
DeepfreeZe: small monthly pay
ments ia 1850. Sunday, after
$50 weekdays.
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DUPONT CIRCLE LOCATIONS
rooms above basement, IL bathss
detached brick and stone; Otis auto
matte elevator; Al condition; suit
able for embassy, club or nom
profit organization; wants large
down payment; priced to sell. A
dandy. EDWIN L. ELLIS, 1910 YER
mont ave, RE. 7-5140.
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RESTAURANT (LIoUoRI; located at
245l Good Hope I'd. Sc. only
block from new Sears Roebuck
store; seats 200; beautiful equip
ment; rent, S225; low payroll: So
HOLLANDER lEXCLUSIVE), All
Penna. ave. NV. Ma. S-g743.
GROCERY, 2 mi. west Of Falls
gross 1854, SIPS. 600; 1855, Sl59,-
900; excep. oppor. $4,000 cash.
12-yr. lease; low rent. OWNER,
JE. 2-791B.
SHOE REPAIR AND CLEANING--All
work done on premises. 500 plus
week. payroll $3.50. Asking price
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CHEVY CHASE, D. Cline modern
Coioniai With Isl 4. study and
powder rm., 8 bedrms.. 9 baths up.
Rec. nm. maids rm,, etc. in full
bsmt. Nice deep lot. Garage. Priced
EhIjRaHia g. So' ARS SSGsfs' cc g o dsA
Ret,l Broker EN-. 3-4335.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-04-28
THINNING HAIR?
ITCHY SCALP?
Excessive
Dry
ersskins
OF ENDS
You Csn
Now hslp
Prevent rhsss
Conditions.
PROOF
IN
7 DAYS

Dent 10, Yourself BE- Handicapped in Love
and somsnss o. be sshsmsd OF your poef
seokine hair envy longer. Here 10 . Ns.
1fM inst may help prevent brittle ENDS
mat break ell Permitting you 70 realty
snlsi the pI.s,vfs Of lsvsliH hair. win
compliments from your men snd women
friends whe will admire end envy your
hsH In To new found lovely beauty. Htkt
Il IS A PROMISE or REAL HELP Foa YOU.
Gee mi, PROOF FOR yourself. In your own
mirror. In J days or less ~ New lovslier
hsIf Appearance az tvstrs ~ Softer ~
Smoother ~ More fvsn te) More Glorious.
elsnnerev, hsir That Looks levsIIsf. Longer
is NJ fou, Money Promptly esfvncse;
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speak include Mishou Daniel Garlic
ton Poe, resident bishop of Africa;
Bishop R. L. Jones Of Salisbury,
N. c., who will preach the quad
rennial sermon at the opening ses-
sion Of the conference; DR.. Will
liam J. Trent, president of Living
stone College, Salisbury, N. c.,
and DR.. James w. Eichelberger of
Chicago, and general secretary of
the denominations department of
Christian education, both of whom
will be on the education night pro-
gram.
Mr.. Bibbs, MIR. Wilkins and
Congressman Diggs will be on the
program devoted to human rights ;
DR.. Madsen and Bishop Pope, the
program on foreign missions. The
governor will speak the evening of
May 9th and the dedication Of the
new bishops is scheduled for the
evening of May Is.
Bishops of the AME Zion Church
who will attend the general con-
ference include, besides Bishop
Pope, Bishop William J: Walls of
Chicago, senior bishop of the de-
nomination and secretary of the
board of bishops; Bishop Walter
w. Slade of Charlotte, N. c., chair
man of the board of bishops; Bishop
William C. Brown of Brooklyn, host
bishop to the conference; Bishop
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Seminary
Continued From Page One)

\COnClnueO from rage One)
for and bend every effort toward
the solution Of the many problems
confronting the Negro and his
religious life.
"Our doors have been open to
Negro students. Located in Wash
ington, with 43.5 per cent of the
population colored, it would be
playing the Ostrich to do other
than recognize the Negro as an in
tegral part of our thought and pro-
gram.
ave have arrived at the day
when the Negro must obtain that
emancipation which our nation bled
to give him. The day must shortly
come when the Protestant Church
moves from the rear guard in this
area of Christian decision to posi-
ton, at least near the main body
of concern. The seminary can be
of service here and will be-"
Before his election last June as
president of the seminary, DR..
Trott was superintendent of the
Baltimore South District of the
Baltimore Conference of The
Methodist Church. He distinguish
ed himself in the fall of 1854 be-
cause of his stand against the de-
monstrators in the Indignation of
the city's public schools.
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DR.. jerniigan 49,.
Continued From Page One)

. - \SSAsA~~~N = va = ~ Sh~f
DR.. Billy Graham will be award
ed Clergyman Of the Year, Mrs.
James Wyker as Church Woman
of the Year and Kenneth Dole,
Religious News Editor, Washing
ton Post and Times Herald, will
receive the Faith and Freedom
Award in Journalism.
DR.. and Mrs. Jernagin viii be
honored guests at this 7th Annual
event at the Willard Hotel begin
ming at 8 p. m.
In addition to his 43 year pas
torial duties at Mt. Carmel, the
Venerable DR.. Jernigan," known
among all denominations and races
as a Sterling Character" has
been selected by the memberships
of tive Of Washington's leading
churches upon recommendation of
their Joint Boards, to moderate
their business meetings until a
pastor is called; the Mt. Airy Bap-
fist Church with more than 1900
members, formerly pastored by the
late Rev. Earl Tyler and the Salem
Baptist Church with more than
1400 members, formerly pastored
by the late Rev. r. D. Grymes.
When interviewed about his &C.
tivities, he said, ~ have assumed
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-04-28

turned out very well. Now, they're
looking forward to trying their
hands at several more favorite
dishes.
At school, where they're just
completing their fourth year, they
are doing quite we'll too. This
year, as in their first three years
in school, teachers have remarked
on their friendly personalities and
ability to make friends quickly.
They're popular with their school
mates as we'll as their teachers, of
course - Louise, the recognized
leader of the four, is also a lead
err in most school activities.
And probably the most remark
able characteristic Of the quads is
that they're such unusually healthy
little girls especially in view
of the fact that their average
weight at birth was about four
pounds. They're almost never
sick, seldom have colds, compare
very favorably with other 10-year-
olds in height and weight in
fact, they've been unusually healthy
and sturdy throughout their entire
childhood. And, from the time of
their birth, they've been growing
on Pet Evaporated Milk - recon-
mended by their doctor for their
first formula, and still the only
milk they drink, the only milk
used in preparing their meals.
Looking ahead to their tenth
birthday, one Of the quads said
Every birthday we've had has
been nicer than all the others"
And, to anyone who sees them now
pretty, friendly, healthy young
ladies - it seems probable that
there are many more happy birth
days ahead for the worlds most
famous quads.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-04-28

May %, 1856, is a very import
ant day for these four attractive
young ladies, the world-famous
Fultz bankruptcies of Reidsville,
N. C. Anne, Alice, Catherine, and
Louise will be ten years old on that
day. Naturally, they're thrilled at
that tenth birthday" milestone.
But those who know the quads are
even more thrilled at the remark
able development of the four little
girls :. . so tiny and delicate at
birth it seemed doubtful they could
survive at all.
For the Fultz quads are remark
able children = talented, attrac-
tive, poised, with pleasant, and
very individual, personalities. It's
not just chance that their very ia
vorite recent picture is the one
shown here, where they're gather
ed around the piano trying a new
song. They love to sing and sing
well. They've been dancing almost
as long as they've been walking.
They've enjoyed all sorts of must
cal toys, including tiny band in
struments, and are now looking
forward to real "grown-up" must
cal instruments.
But that's just one of the quad's
varied interests, which have in
creased as they grow older. Most
recent of all is their interest in
learning to cook. Starting with
Marshmal- O-Fudge Ga Pet Evapo-
rated Milk recipe they asked to
try after tasting the creamy, choco-
Lately fudge for the first time)
they've progressed to other favor
ties. A short time ago, they re-
ceived a complete set Of mixing
bowls, saucepans, spoons, beaters,
ETC., all grown-up size, and an
nounced that they would make their
own birthday cake. Of course,
they couldn't wait till the actual
date to make the cake, which
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of three bishops to fill vacancies
created by death during the past
four years.
Civil rights will also have an i'm
portant part in the conference dis
cussion and will influence the plans
of the denomination for future ac-
ton to assure the fulfillment of
the recent Supreme Courts deci-
sion for Indignation Of public
schools. For the past 100 years, the
AME Zion Church has been known
as the Negroes Freedom Church
and no conference is complete with
out thorough exploration of the
current issue. Present-day Zion
leaders follow closely in the foot
steps of such well-known leaders
of the past as Frederick Douglas,
Sojourner Truth and Harriet Tub
man, all whom were members OF
the AME Zion Church.
Among the speakers scheduled TO
appear during the conference are
Governor George Michael Leader
of Pennsylvania; Bishop Ivan Lee
Holt, president Of the World Metho-
dist Council; Roy Wilkins, execu-
tive secretary, NAACP, of New
York City; Congressman Charles
C. Diggs, Jr., of Detroit, Mich;
DR.. Roy L. Madsen Of the Ameri-
can Bible Society and Attorney Jo-
seph D. Bibbs of Chicago.
Also on the program will be rep
resentatives of the U. S. Treasury
Department, the National Fratern-
al Council of Negro Churches and
fraternal delegates from the AME
Church, the CINE Church and the
Methodist Church.
Denomination leaders who will
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William A. Stewart of Washing
ton, D. c.; Bishop Herbert B.
Shaw Of Wilmington, N. c., and
treasurer Of the board Of bishops;
Bishop Stephen G. Spottswood of
Memphis, Tenn; Bishop Hampton
T. Medford Of Washington, D. c.,
and asst. Secretary of the board of
bishops; and Bishop Raymond l..
Jones of Salisbury, N. C.
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was based on information supplied
by police reports He added there
was no malice in the printing Of
the article which only metioned
a Mrs. Holmes) in a story con-
corning the housing disorders.
1.-THE suit they are attempting to
bring against me amounts to a
class suit against the Negro race"
he said.