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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-11-16

THE PASTORS AID PRO
GRAM will be held at Mt. Zion
Baptist Church No. /, Sunday,
November II at ii a. m. Fol-
lowing the Sunday School con-
Quoted by Supt. H. Brown, the
Deacons will have charge of
the devotion; Miss Addie B.
Cook will act as mistress of
ceremony. The welcome adj
dress will be given by Miss
Johnnie B. Coleman; the re-
spouse by Mr.. T. c. Johnson;
Remarks by Mr.. Columbus
Robinson; Sermon by Rever-
end Thompson of Jackson; Re-
marks by Mrs. M. F. Flowers,
president of the Pastors Aid
Club. Music will be furnished
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-11-16

ON SUNDAY, NOV. 10, the
Masonic Lodge and Eastern
Stars held their Grand Session
at the Jackson Street Baptist
Church, before a record-break-
ing crowd. The choirs were at
their best and Mrs. Mamie AL
len gave the Welcome address,
which was beautifully done,
and reflected much credit to
her.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-11-16

by the church's choir and the
Morning Star Youth Choir and
Gospel Singers of Jackson,
Miss. The finance committee is
Mrs. l.. Sweet, Mrs. G. Lacey
and Mrs. II. Chambers. Rev.
p. <. Lott, pastor, Sis. L. c..
Branch, clerk. Dinner will be
served.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-11-16
CHRISTIANS PATH

Amid the worlds vain pleasu-
res, din and strife,
The Christian tread the up
ward path of life;
Through sorely tempted to for
sake the way,
He presses onward still, from
day to day;
On worldly honors he with q
scorn looks down,
Content if he at last shall wear
a Crown.
And worldly wealth without re-
greet he leaves,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-11-16

THE FACULTY and stu
dents of Lincoln County Train
ing School are happy to know
that Bonita Lyons, 9Th grade
student and daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Lyons is about
ready to return to school after
several weeks of serious ill
ness.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-11-16

THE JOLLY FELLOWS So
cial Club will sponsor a party
atJimmy's Place at 1901 Chest
nut Street, Wednesday night
at 8 p. m. Refreshments will be
for sale. Everybody is invited.
No admission at door.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-11-16

MT. PILGRIM M. B. Church
News. Rev. t. H. Turner,
pastor. S. S., $50, Bro. Willie
Ellie, Supt., Bro. Frank Pitt
man, Asst. 1870 Covenant
meeting with officers in char
&c. MONDAY: z p. m, Senior
choir rehearsal, Mrs. Mary
Toles, Pres, Mrs. Dorothy
Scott, pianist. TUESDAY
Night, regular Prayer meet
ing. THURSDAY night, Chris
tian Home Society No. IA, Mrs.
Rosie Johnson, Pres. FRIDAY,
$50, Junior choir rehearsal,
Miss Mary Frances Ellie, Pres,
Miss Evelyn Jean Thomas,
pianist. The members and fri
ends of Mr.. Phoenix Barns are
sorry to know he is still on the
sick list and has been moved
to the Veterans Hospital in
Jackson. We are praying for
him a speedy recovery.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-11-16

A SINGING Convention will
be held at st. Peters M. B.
Church, November "a at 2 pm.
Admission Csc. Sponsored by
the Kings Jubilee Singers,
Roosevelt Rounds, manager,
Route 2, Box LOT.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-11-16
Saturday, November is, 1857

Pfc. Galloway is a 1850 gradu-
ate of Jackson State College.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-11-16
Utico News


Mrs. Ruby Charleston, Reporter
Service was held at the New
Salem M. B. Church, Sunday
with Rev. John White deliver
ing a soul-stirring sermon on
the subject, Il press to the
mark of a higher calling which
is in Christ Jesus" Following
this, Rev. White and his con-
gregation went to Rev. Stamps
church where he delivered a
sermon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton Ken
His treasure has past beyond
the reach of thieves,
The Siren pleasure with valup-
tuouS strain;
His ear he closes to their idle
noises,
And hasten upward to celestial
JOY;
At Gods right hand he owns
an ample store,
We look to JESUS the almigh-
ty friend for ever more,
Thee O Lord the only one upon
which we can depend;
No friend like thee O Lord
that love all men.
MRS. S. WATT.
The people's voice., 1957-06-07
YOU
HARVEST

Even the S1.o0 free market price may be op-
fimisfic.
crop next year, unlimited production could result.
in wheat going under dollar for the first time
since the Greet Depression.
for wheat growers but for all other farmers and
Main Street as we'll. They could bring down the
prices of all feed grains. Cheap feed will be
followed by cheap livestock as surely as night
follows day.
Remember, your YES vote Lost year SET OFF
chain of events that raised the price support on
this 1857 crop from $l.81 TO $500 busheI.
The people's voice., 1957-06-07

duction SO rapidly that
present controls are proving
obsolete and incapable of
Choking off" the expanding
farm output.
"Since we apparently can
not legislate scarcity, we
must learn how to live with
abundance" Benson asserted
in a letter to Chairman Ellen
der ID, La.l of the senate
agriculture committee.
Evidence Inescapable
"The evidence of the past
"a years is inescapable," he
said. Farmers will not
accept, legislators will not
vote, and from a practical
The people's voice., 1957-06-07
END PRICE AIDS,
CROP CONTROL,
BENSON URGES
BY PHILIP WARDEN
Chicago Tribune Press Serpice)

Washington, May 2
Agriculture Secretary Ben
son, with the full approval
of President Eisenhower, to-
day asked Congress to scrap
most farm price support and
crop control programs.
Benson warned that a
chronological explosion" on
the farms is expanding pro-
The people's voice., 1957-06-07

The reduction of ~ cents bushel in support
price adds up TO loss TO growers of more than
5000 million on next yeors wheat crop. A NO
vote will cost you at least rs cents busheI more
Therefore. if you want TO hold your losses TO the
minimum and halt the move TO cut prices even
further, vote YES in the wheat referendum June TO-
The people's voice., 1957-06-07

standpoint administrators
cannot impose the kind of
controls which, at the price
objective specified by law,
would be necessary to bring
production into line with
market outlets.
Benson offered no. pro-
gram of his own as a SUBJ
stitute.
II have no doctrinate
solution for agricultural
problems" Benson wrote
Ellender. "My comments
regarding governing leg
islation stem from the fact
that these programs are not
working
The people's voice., 1957-06-07

WHO CAN vOTE-Angone a0ho owns or ten
ants a farm groDing Is or more acres Of a0heat.
That includes wives, sons, brothers or others
aDho are joint o0ners or tenants.
WHERE TO vOTE-Ckeck you local ASC
office for uoting place and hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

mas cards 10 business ac-
uuaintances. II IL well to
write. underneath this sigma
ture. In parenthesls, MARY
Jones" the name BY which
the recipient knows her.
Il is perfectly proper TO
send q Christmas card 10 q
family who has suffered q
recent bereavement. Care
must be taken 10 select the
right type OF card in this
instance. You can be sure OF
not offending If you select
one with q religious theme.
When addressing the enve-
lope never use the expression
"and family" Address Il TO
"Mr. and Mrs. John William
Hill" and then on the card
itself write. TO ell the family
II you wish.
In addressing Christmas
cards always remember.
Never use a typewriter for
addressing: be sure TO seal
the Zap: always use q three
cent stamp: include your own
address on the back nap Of
the envelope, In past years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

do this 50 they'll know which
Mary or John II Is.
The womnn's name ia al
ways first In the case Of q
husband and wife sending the
card Jointly. when they use
their given names. II the
signature Is printed upon the
card. the same informal form
may be used. and MIR. and
Mrs. James Philip Read" u
also correct.
on the engraved card the
full name must always APP
pear. For example. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Philip Green"
Business women frequently
are perplexed as TO how 70
send cards to their employers
or executives with whom they
are associated In their work
when they have not met the
wives Of these men. The card
should. Of course, be ad-
dressed 70 Mr., and Mrs.
William Henry Davis" and
signed ELLEN Brown"
In the case Of q married
woman who uses her maiden
name in business and sends
her mr.. and Mrs" Christ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

result Of selecting such Q
Christmas greetine.
Some families nike 20 have
special cards designed with
personal photographs or
drawings, with a greeting
worded informally in some
characteristics way. This Is
permissible. but II you design
such q special kind of greet
ing from ell the family, don't
send them TO business assoc
ciates. or 10 mere acauaint.
ances. Purchase q less per-
sonal card in these cases.
standard Rules
There are q few standard
rules that should be observed
II YOU wish to address and
sign your cards correctly.
The signature on q card
to a close friend may be
merely ones FIRST name. such
as MARY" or john" How
ever, I do think 1t is most
advisable to include the last
name. particularly II your
first name Is one that Is fire.
Quentiy encountered. Even 10
close friends II is better to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
MODERN
MANNERS
Some Dos and Don'ts When
SENDING Your Christmas Cards
., CAROLYN HAcNtR SHAW

ing until the last minute 10
buy and address them.
For these sensible people.
the following hints may be
helpful towards getting them
ready 10 place In the mail.
First, when selecting your
cards, there are several things
to guard against. Avoid those
that border on the comic.
Criticism for your display Of
bad taste can be the only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

While shopping the other
day. Il suddenly dawned on
me that Christmas is only
eight weeks away. Diiiieult
TO believe. but true, The main
thing that made me aware OF
this fact was seeing 50 many
purchasing their Christmas
cards. Sensible peoplel Not
only do they get the best Sc
lection, but think OF the
worry they save BY not watt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
Hi School and Career Girls Shop,
Fourth Floor, r Street

Selections otscl other beonches except Bethesda.
s4'S dresses 1872 Ncv and block cotsons, sizes TO IS
sizes to Is.
S45 eoois S33 Wool eor tseed oneIs grey, red bue red
bcck-Whie combination weeds Sizes 10 IS.
$50 end $7ss jersey bIosses, s. 1905 Woos conwo
roll sleeve shirts ond boes Co ord black ond white Sizes
7to IS
$40 Pima cotton bouss 81, Roll sleeve style wing collar Tobccco
Only Sizes 9 TO IS
to 40
ssss otIoas eordisons S. Some coo sizes cs pulcyss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
srankR3shs6~~ All Out -Month End! :$$$=
H
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JeIIefFs Sports Shop, Third Floor, r Street
rprrr conn. AVE. BETHESDA SILVER SPRING


Please nes items bsuneh stores!
SIS Classic wool iueks SIS Woo ornel bred :ped eoo
cs comeI cocs sizes to Is Md oil JeTe eronch stores
ssss Wool Jackets $2 White trimmed puhup sleeves Sizes
10 10 Is Also OF Jeleffs SILVER Spring
$3.50 Slack leather Classic jackets $40 Sizes 10 TO le
siIss Suits S7 Striped woo ons b ocksi, slim skirt Sizes 70
10 Is And OIL Jelef 6fonch Stores
eosss9 10 Sltss Dssssmsksr swsess. 81 end cos ofons
short ond q sleeves ossoried colon Sizes IS to 40
500 10 1oo Tsioed Bousss $ooeons' eoors sleeveless
and short sleeve STYLES White PINK blue Sizes 10 10 Is esHs
Street ond Silver Spfno
s3ss 10 $50 Dosss $3coion prints or ond 'c W sleeves
ehe. rose, green Sizes q to 90
500 and 5000 Bousss $S-Docons. nons skis short ond s
sleeves socfed e~ep necknes Sizes 81 70 IS white pn blue
Also Folk chEch Shrln9ion. SILVER Spno
si2 wool Fenas sLi,. $1ss-Shm bed style GREY. eorsl
color, Sizes 10 TO Is
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Misses and Juniors $500 coots-s75

soned ord woo Styles Fomos wooers; ForsiHonn dsst
br mooted Sin ond Elm ~cnderf WOuco Shoh Mere wool
,,d rorere blend Hand tcoFed wormy nsned Block. red
beos ond Grey Sizes TO Is. 5 oi3.
sA..e, $40 ceo ss5 With leopord coHors hondto'ofed
Fcr,,monn WOOL red block beoe 70 IS
+.s $40 Mink cossd cOots ss5 Jewel ba'toos 1ope.
sizes 10 to "a
sMn.s SIS coo. sss wh noiaro blond tsd bos beov:r
" 70 Is
,-Mu.s $40 ses. Coat SIS Win noaruI conOdoo seove'
Cole Petite IS
,1,,., Sis snoost vol cos sss With Jewel buons hond-
toiored bUs. o1losn gov. 10 10 Is
s-M,,.s $3.50 j.vsmmsd bsst eosh, So Sizes 70 end r.
sns.., Sis s.is. eoo, ssa Of kohodu tAOo cosers'
Sizes TO IT,
Lv,,o SIS cosn Of Fontmar. WOOL s's tondtoo.d bls
red
cJuuO, SIS Goats Of Koshmiods voo cs'hme's so ssos
royy, &c i5
s-uuiou $3.50 Coats 49, OF o-tone oood grey "ourbo
woc hond olored J 70 -
,-JuDo 1922 Coats ss su,oed saet with rich blue nss
Sizes I g
l-Juniors $3.50 Beige woumbe vol. So SIZE l5
s-Juniou $50 y eoot s suoo-fon sb. aupt blue sizes
Sos
s-Jv.;Or slo Leopard colo, eOob ses suon-oot beige
red, sizes to =.
Fur products labeled to show country Of origin Of
imported fuTs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
Junior Deb Shop. Fourth Floor

slose $4os do,k eoon, S. Short sleeve block with white
trim, checked sheoh with boeo iocket
5000 10 $i4so Fall dresses, $7sS Wool plaid and solid color
Jumpers menweo rco boero locker suit Shosbor wnss oottow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
Lingerie Shops-Seeond Floor S5Ss;A '5SS: &:
S7.e5 to $l4.95 NyIon Trieot SIeepweor
S5.95 to $895

Full length ood woz gowns poiomo boby dolls ord peono IN
TIE pink, blue white cofo ond sizes 81 W ond So
Medium, loroe
5000 NyIon crepe gowns 1872 WoIz end fsnoh
pink blue Sizes 81 TO &C A. Jeleifs Street only.
500 Cotton eIo,.e poomos. 1872 Prints with nOhed mondorn
color Sizes q 10 no.
$50 sspw.or 1872 Cotton o1neete poomo eepccots boxer
short Styles royon choIs body dolls Wide assortment OF styles
and eoors S, NJ l.
s3ss Royon crepe psiomss Szs0 coo blue broken At
leleffs Street Lingerie Shops.
1919 Cotton holt Slips ST. Street floor specoI White IN broken
Street only
s5ss Slips 1872 Non sain. cotton end oocton' mostly
white sizes 81 to 20
$50 Nyn Orion tofisto sheath hell Slips $500 Slate blue rose,
w. l.
500 and ssss cso" bOuftsa p.teOo $1SS and 1872 White
IN broken sizes St. only
S2S9 Pon-sp s. Cotton psse one.pece style with SHRED strop
less bodice White, in SHE'S 81 10 So Street only.
1915 kyon slips end psiOots for $6ss peo Ioce trims
group Of white beige, block sizes 81 to 40 ond NJ l.
s 10 SI0e5 Petite slips end gowns $3S5 10 S795 White pink
Blue n group, sizes 10 IS. r Street only.
$50 Nyoa ,deot briefs s7s Fomov bood ore trimmed white.
pink, beige, sizes s. g. 4
$50 Nysn tieo. briefs ST. loce-irrnmed white pink Sizes $.
s. T. Street floor
s65 10 ss5 Briefs poniss for s. Nn oot with loee ond
embroidery TRIMS White pink blue N group; sizes to 9.
es ss Nyou trsot slips ssss and ssss Embroidery uce.
nyon futtno trims bite. block, pink In SIZE group 81 to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
COATS, Third Floor. E Street-seleetions
at all JelleH branch stores
Women. sl4s Luxury Fuued CONSISTS

sock womon blue ed beige end grey 'mmec WI eos.o'
ronch mink silver blue mink. oeoe-oyed Wits oN sss
"a te 10 prcpostsoned 10 70 ls,
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Fifth Floor Dress Shop. F Street

Fifth Floor Dress Shop. T Street
Io,-As and womsns $500 s7ss Dresses. s.. Doeons
oycns PRINTS stripes pad checks light ono oafk sT-
re deses some cotton eces end Rerbeto royons Blue pink
brown noyy c green geolo's Sizes y to 70. i4z TO 24X
IS 10 a.
l22-$l0.oo to Sl799 Dresses-S5
Some Also at JslleiFs. shiringon Siirg Spring
Cotton doeron royon shees light ord dork oos dresses
seohs full Prints novy black brown blue pink beae cno
LIGHT ground prints Sizes u TO 20 l46 to 24lt,
Casual Dress Shop, Fifth Floor, E Street
$3.50 sArtvos Dresses. So Ec-cos ooccn cotton nay
beek, 10 10 Is
SIS Sheath dresses $40 Checked roSn green beige uos
" &c Is
$500 ItoIon Knit dresses SIS Lono sleeves peoted SKIRT red
block, grey 10 70 l6
5000 she's, wool knit Dress SIS Short sleeves beige 10 to lS
$3.50 Jeeket Costume S3s Silk ond wool tweed knit dress leather
belt block ono brown 10 TO IT,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
SUITS-Third Floor

s4sso cIosse Tweed Suit. SIS SIZE ls
$3.50 Silk Wool ssr Suit. SIS Beige blue SIZE T.
$500 wosted Check SIS Now ond white H. Red ond
Hfuts, SIZE
$500 BIou,on B.iss Tweed. SIS Sizes II, g.
$500 Silk Wool Tweed Boz Suit SIS Block with white SIZE VA
ses rsIso wou,.d elo,, $40 Navy blue, sizes TO- u la
5000 For,munn MIoi.su. So Noy, sizes 10 ord 20
5000 For,,mdnni crhps $40 Blue l4h black sac l4h
novve, SIZE 2on
$500 Imported somsk Blus WOntsd, $40 Size l5
$500 Regal Flannel, $40 Grey sze Dh.
Sis Imported Bess Silk Hsrdnsboas wssW. $40 Size Is
$3.50 En9sr FIcnnsI Grey Suit SIS. Size a
$500 Grey woned with Detachable Cope $40. Size -
$500 Fotmonnt cdsDsts DssmskW Suit $40 Honey sizes u
ond ls, blue, SIZE e; grey SIZE ls
$500 Fontmsnni Silk 6 Wool Nsy Suit $40. SIZE l2h
s4ss9 Blue Viola Crepe, szs Petite size a.
1872 shomOkn Grey FIonnsL $40 Size Is
$sSoS Ginger Rspo Wool s5 Navy block sizes IS 10 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

. 4a 49,. "
w. W nuuaess -. ~. ~. 49,. 1890.
sns s..s.lops 49, NJ ~, 1890 saSs,,
49, = soon ..s sses -. 49, $500 so
ao ass ss',ss ~. sss z ~
49,. W: nassl ~, ..' @.s..s.''. ~, 49, 49,
ILL. ILL.,. ~. ',sa .e''.w, g 1880, 49,
gua 49,. - ~. $500. .t.,,. ',s !,
1880 $500, y sI's n. sgss a 1890. !.
W. aas '..a sA $3.50. ..s. $3.50. $3.50.
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s.. .h.s. reductions from our own stock!

,womeas sss cost sss with Dyed beck peson loro Sow
eo,or bt,n ste Fossmonn wool IN red propOoned sac 70
iwomsas Sis ssiss wo'umbo wosl esss 70 WIN e0e 0'o
,s, ~ nohsol Concdcn Beoser proecs,oned SIZE "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
Women's Dresses-seeond Floor. Stree,

4s-womens si7ss to 1922 Dresses S. Sheer fnyons te"
silks royon chftons. onepiece cno locks, styles blue ioes
green prints IN The group Broken sizes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
French Room. Second Floor. + Street

Silver Spnna. FEELS chsfth
S4S Sh erpanEs eockiea dress 500 Poied insert N SKIRT EN-
bodeY 5ock. grey Sizes 10 to H.
sl4s Silk pria, Costume. SIS Full SKIRT sizes 10 TO "
$40 Blue Cotton loes sAssh SIS With sleeves chon hs
$40 Beek sh chiffon. SIS. tooo sleeves
$50 sh Print sheoh s4s Brown linen bosro.
SO Cotton ssIsro Costume. $40 6oy brown with bock DOT
SO Silk Print Suit $40. pIeoed skirt velvet trim
$50 cad SO Dresses Sss-Moo costumes beck SIX bofa'hso
Tocn crepe coctc dresses silk ioe yeo ehtton tl
SKIRT shle with oce bodice
$50 Sin Chiffon uI-skirted dress. $S-eock Or bese.
SO NyIoa TuIe Isss fosns. $3s-Hhte pink
SO s.suia- trimmed print. eo,soa full skirt S,sRoo blue
SIS Cocktail shssth $,0-he blue crepe SIDE dopec SKIRT
SIS end 1872 csfssns s5Ge boc ooepece ord io
piece SYKES with ockets or bceos
SIS Ney sss rsyea crepe dresses. $25-A over tucked
SIS Rsyea Chiffon hrsvsst $2s-Dresses with full skirts
SIS Sheer cossos sAivshs dresses sPnk end white print
sssss Pink rmbroiSesd cot,os sheath. SiS-puH sleeves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

7comsn, SIS 10 1872 Dresses $l2 Blue six prints
blue ofeea pt royon cfon few dey blocks cod noY blues
Broken sizes
s3s and $500 Dresses so osd SIS Roon chiffon
ard zee tue ond cocktol oee blue Broken sizes
ssomsas s4ss0 Dresses SIS coekto dresses Of Ice bee
chiffon contractors bue ioo Few evenings gowns OF oas
o. chiffon with Iocs. rose. blue, beige broken sizes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
women's sllo to sl25 Furred coots-ss5

Nol 2cneh Mink died beck Person loTo orc notdo Soo
s ~ h.u.ha Fcrsronn ord Worubo tobres Completely hond
tooed seoe With Ronch Mink bOek win Person Io'0
Procoione6 sizes 10 TO 10.
,wom,, s,4s Goats, SIS With beee-ded Wis Fox Color.
rors,rsno wool red yeomon bne. sizes IS ord 50
,-womon. Sis Coal, sSs With nonEu 7oneh MIX trim 0eos
pfcportoned SIZE IS
wom.., SIS Sleek Dress csot SIS OF sr6eodered ts0e"
voosn su,cn-tont Propostoned SIZE Il
Iowome.. sio Dress cosh u tonsmsas polished vc'' W
rso foos velvet collar Red bs book PfoceFecnso sizes
10 Is
s-wom.n, $500 Imported Tweed coe SIS socs~"e grey
red broan-creen PropoEtcnsd sizes 10 70 Is
women, $500 $40 cesh SIS oses blocks bae. '. es.
,d t..ea stonup ord ~rop styles Ppcroed sizes to ~
y ,osue,s labeled q sira q imported faf'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
Brunch coots. Robes, 9TH FL, T St
And at An JelIeil Brunch Stores

$500 Louneeweor. s.. An assortment Of cotton
busters. brunch coots, coveros ond bed iockets In
the Group. pink, blue mint Sizes 10 to 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

wom,s, s4ess Fell Dresses $50 Afternoon ord cockto ds
ecker dsesses uon crepe deolns Ct son beodwo tucss
bock, blrsn red bio. toupe, sizes IA 10 IN
GirdIes, Brus-Second Floor, Street
$3.50 10 slsso feundu,ions 1896 10 S1ss Lo oyon oo
ard nyon coed selection Of pul-ons with zppe. few
sicpess not on sizes " every group
IS 10 SIS G.des and poay sirdles s,95 SS Mn ccon
oe< und Fc,cn both F end 6 lengths VIDE selection Of
pJ-on zppsec Styles but eoch size from Is to q
$50 10 IS Brossieres SIss 10 1915 coOn o with stops
sopIess Not Oh sizes ony style, oroup from q 10 IS
Brunch coots. Robes, 9TH f., T ST..
And at An JeIIej1 Brunch Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

Samples and display pieces. some Of them slightly soed
but beautiful gowns thot your ceone con oeon good os
new About 50 pieces in the group wedding dresses ond
bridesmaids dresses thot we're 1922 to Si65
now $40. to SSS.
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Record Broken at Sebrinq
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trailing Maserati and Jaguar
through. the first six hours of the
race. Our cars" he said. will
be too tough for the others in
the final hours"
Representatives Of the Ameri-
can Chevrolet factory were max
ing a lot Of noise about the new
experimental Corvette which will
be given its first test in the Sc
bring race. but most experts
reserved an opinion.