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OUTSTANDING BUYS

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OUTSTANDING BUYS
HILLcREsT. 3sOs Nash st.-Nev
det., brick, split-level rambler TINE.
hedrms.. den. ga baths, full bsmt
Out Pa. ave, left on Texas ave,
right On Carpenter st. TO house
HuLcREsT: 3slp Pope at; omen
Z 70 3 m.-Det. brick Colonial: &
rooms; Iet-noof powder rm.: full
esmt garage; level lot. Vacant
Out Pa. ave. left on Texas ave. 70
DO, 2 s.; !nd POPE 81. LU. .4-64s9.
Ala. ave.--open 3 to q pm. Def bTk
8 rms. 9 lac. bedrms.. full 6smt. with
rec. rm.; 2 drpls.. side-scr. porch;
garage: level ,ot. Priced for ouick
cnNdREss HEIGHTS: 4sO4-oe
Wheeler I'd. GI-FHA-conventional--
brand-new semidet. brick homes. q
large rms: lst-h. powder rm.: full
Ssnt .I gas ,'ee a.. level lot; OF. $3.50
70 8 ON Out Alabama ave. &c
wheeler I'd: o house LU. 1850.
RANDALL HIGHLAND: 25IS Que
s.; on Pa. aye;-old house. but
Dedrms:, tul bsmt., oil h.-w.h,, ga
.ese; sl4.950, Open z 70 8 pm,
Or :, re. ave; Tisht on 9th st.. risht
NEAR Pa. AND ALABAMA AYES. :
rms. full bsmt. with rec. rm..
porch; gas heat: Si2.bO0; $500
HiLLcREsT SECTION: Near
Branch ave.-Det. brick bungalow;
eedrms.. tiled bath, gas H.:
cxPfToL HrLL: IS 9. Carolina
aye.' overlooking park: home OF
apt. Nine rms. 3 baths. porch
priced right fer immed. sale. By
ANACoSTIA-5 rms. 9 iee. bed
rms nos bath. oil h.-w.h.. $1,000. Lu.
ANAcosTIA-l347 W st. Semi
Diet Ire: rms. bedrms., full
bsmt.. S10.500.
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OPPORTUNITY
TO buy an old home ON nice corner
lot, Remodel to suit your dreams,
and still be money ahead. S6.75O'
Pun price with low down payment,
u you have the money to fix up the
property.
ABRAVE REALTY Ii. 0-444z
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CoLORED--9HIPLEY TER.-GI
$3.50 DOWN-$55 MO.
Mod. 2-bedrm. brick home. sep
din. rrn.; full bsmt.: fenced.
$500 DOWN--$67 MO.
Mod. 3-bedrm. brick home. sep
din. rm.: full bsmt.; storm windows
BUDNEY REALTY CO.
tn. $4,000 VIII. 6-6579
CoLoRED-BARNEY CIRCLE
ESTATE SALE
INSPECT ToDAY--LI. 4-7265
807 18th ST. Sc.
Lovely brick home, z large rms.
big kit, rec. rm.; gas h.-w.h.; Diet.
gar. Must be sold: make offer. H. T.
RANDOLPH, RE. 7-2137 or Ii. A.
coLoRED-vAcANT-oPEN 90
1894 Fort Dupont st. Sc.
$495 Down, Only $12,950
Nearly new semidet. brick. 3 bed
rms. l1v. rm., mod, kit; storm win
dows;. gas h.: hsmt.; yard; near
IA ss assume eSes o. f Fan s $SS mo-
COLONED-cfLE BUYS
4303 GORMAN TERRI. Sc.
OPEN $3.50
OF applied Sl1.500. Down $575.
5-rm: semi detached brick. Low
fuliy dscorSted Out lsA Te 1ss' ave- ssaa se
left on r, right on Chaplin to
German. Ewes. LII. 2-s796.
4O44 ELY PL. Sc.
Shown by appointment. 6-room
Tm. or apt. in bsmt. All large rms.
Attractive kitchen, 2 baths. level
yard. Price $1,000. Down So 900.
A bargain on today's market.
VISIT OUR OFFICE AS WE HAVE
MANY OTHER HOUSES.
Ewes. CO. 5-6S3l
SWEENEY REAL ESTATE co.
4193-A MINNESOTA AVE. NE.
LU. 1850 Ewes. CO. 5-6S31
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
tcoNTINUEDl
OPEN ssIutHSfSlEY Is

OPEN SUNDAY, 2-5
1921 PARK DRIVE Sc.
This home is new custom built
lent section. Everything '' Is 'V 81 he
finest. 4 bedrooms. 3 baths, family
room with fireplace. etc. Dir. Penn.
sylvania ave: sc. to Branch. right
Park TO Our Sign. Mr.. Costello. Ii.
zxdAMl REALTY Co. REALTORS
vAcANT-NAME YOUR TERMS
HOME PLUS INCOME
1915 FORT DUPONT TERRACE
OPEN TODAY-3-bedrm., = baths,
exquisite enc. bsmt. apt. with sep.
ialousied window and door. Assume
lge. "a CT loan. Right party can
move In whit deposit. See II today,
contact Mr.. Fortin, cox a co.
INC, 10. S-6S31.
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ROCKVILLE. open 2 to 5-s-6edTSn:
rambler. beautifully situated on 4
huge. fenced and Handicapped corner
lot; spacious rms. dinette. foyer. de
luxe cleo. kit. and full bsnnt. with
rec. rm.: nr. schools: asking S15s-
300: small down pymt. MRS. NOR
Helm He. 4-251O. COX q CO.,
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SANDY SPRING. on an acre 81
ground: the hard-to-find smaller
home in Q fine residential eommup.
ity, close to excellent schools-30-
IT. ing-dining room. kitchen. bed.
room and bath on LIST A.: finished
room and expansible room on 2nd
fun basement; Scar garage with
loft above. CT approved. INEz
CusHARD: REALroR. I'm. 2-423&
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ROCKvMLE-Vacant; Z bedfms..I3
iull baths; reduced for quick sale
Tor $4,000; assume present trust
and move right in, with $500 dh.
Mr.. BARToE. 81. 2-ieiS. cox 3
CO., INC.
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Ss se G SSH zth 9 d ss%t street. ss .hi i
T.: liv: rm. with firepl. Only Sl2,-
$50. VIII try the new FIiA low dn.
proposed with only $3.50 cash dn.
MRS. WALKER. OIL. 2-1657. cox q
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k 9os WILL =. s;bedrm; rambler;
auto. clothes washer. built-iii
breakfast area. din. rm., many sx-
tres.; lge.. level lot: choice area.
Asking S13,500 then try the nav
fHA low On. payment with Only
$3.50 dn. MRS. WALKER, on. y:
5ona COX q CO.. INC, OF.
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kOCkVILLE hAMbLEk, 81 It. over.
All; new brick home; near Rock
firepl. din. rm., mod. kit, master
bedrm.. 2 other bedrms.. liz baths.
full bsmt., breezeWay, attach. 2.
car garage; on Ice. lot in Rock !.
yille's best residential area: S96,.
300. easy terms. CHARLES II.
JAMISON, REALTOR, PoolesviIle
S262 or Erwin W. Butt. Gaithef5-
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$3.50. Reauf. huge kit. lie. III
rm. with fireplace: assume this iee.
Of $50 90 per mo-, $1,000 dr:
MRs. HOAG. OIL. 2-1o13, cox q
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kUCkvILLE, for sale By OWNER.
rambler. lge. level lot. sOx1OO II,
with white picket fence, auto.
washer-drier, Ven. blinds. kit, exc
haust fan. stairway to storage
attic. Call PO. 2-2077 after II
noon sun. or 6:3O pm. Weekdayks
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ROCKVILLE: in town. attractive
FIRM. frame with det. Tarass.
Attrac. terms: S12,26O, LaGardk,
fremont f-4164: SANDoZ, INC,
DU. 1924. -
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Midway ave.-Need spaceP 4 bed
park. Lge. kit. fireplace in IV'
rm.; walk to schools, shops ana
transp: Asking S12,5OO; assume
4lass loan with payment Of $685.,
per mo. Small amount Of cash
VII handle Out viers Mill I'd. past
and sign. MRS. MEADER. OIL, 2.
9oiI; cox 4 CO., INC. or.
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SILVER SPRING Harmony HillsI--
.Year-old rambler, 90-ft. front;
fence. CT 30-year mortgage. Si04
month: price. $4,000, win
or will sacrifiee for $4,000. with
$500 cash. OWNER, WI.
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SILVER SPRING-For sale ~
owner; 4-bedrm.; s-story houies
hood. ideal location. Assume AZ.
FLA loan. S21.75O. ~. s-2l46. n
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f ssS1H. IsSbl ss!si run s! SSR:' e.
assume assn present pa paymsn t;eC on az z
loan Of $40 per mo. Small amount
OF cash will handle. Mr.. HOA6.
20, 2542O9. COX q CO.. INC, OF.
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ATTENTION CAPITOL HILLERs-
brick row. dat front, s-stor yp and
English bsmt., with two-room
firepl. Partition removed to hall
for extra largeness. big dining
room, spacious kit, equipped. Mas
ter bedroom across whole front.
fenced sarde Ss P Ssce% Si45o e b bcSn
$4,000. Call today, exclusive,
shown by appointment. A. r.
sEELYE. DI 7-6325.
Mr.. LINCOLN PIX. 1870 18th st ne
Home and income. 3 apis. Sacri-
nee. Sell. trade. rent. RA. 3-1I22.
725 CRITIENDEN ST. NE. - Open
; 6edrms.. tx baths. $3.50 down.
Assume CT first trust. AARON
REALTY CORP. DI. 7-345i. Oh
1921.
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MICHIGAN PARK

1917 Taylor st. me-: brick; large
liv. rm., iirepl., full size din. rm.,
spacious kit. 4 bedrms., 2 baths. 8
porches: COW. to schools and transp.
1912 Allison st. ne. near Prov.
Hosp. OF or conventional. in excel.
eond. 8 bedrms.. lovely rec rm.,
e sIsESei FENCED ysssSdl, ARTH sza /
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GLENMONT - REDUCED FOR
QUICK SALE. Come and make Is
an offer on this 2-bedrm. rambler.
asking price, $10,250. Assume AZ
81 loan. bal. $1,000, sos mo. incl.
Ga ave. past wheaton TO Glen.
mont Firehouse. left on Randolph
I'd. 70 26O3. OWNER. LO. 6-4aia-
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ROCKVILLE; S11,sO0 plus @. Re-
Twinbrooks home, In peri. eoid.
Three bedrms., Ice. equip. kit, liv.
rm. WITH fireplace. fenced yard and
patio: $1,000 dn. SAMUEL B.
BooLEY, INC. Pc. 2-o161; ewes.
and Sun, Mr. Wilson. "a. 4-eO34.
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SILVER SPRING. close in; only =
left: immed. occupancy-Splendi
side split-level; 8 bedrms.. 2M baths.
well-planned spacious kit, dining
rrn., African mahog.. paneled family
rnn.. many closets. trees, bus schools
shopping. Low EOS. Builder VIII
show by appointment only. RA. 8.
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SILVER SPRING, by. OWNER-7-fm.
R RSSsc sHi F sSH e n on sfO e 5s
cabinets. Kitchen Aid dishwaIheF
and disposal; paneled den and hath
on LIST A.: finished rec. rm.; scr,
porches. side and rear garafe.
beautiful wooded lot. Anchor fence.
To see this excellent property. can
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BETHESDA, near Confessional
Country Club. hieh on a wooded
hill--New stone-and -brick rambler
Contain Nv. rm.. din. rm.. kit, 81
bedrms.. baths. den, recT. rm..
2-car gar. as-acre site. r. BATES
WARREN. OIL. 1850. %
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MANOk COUNTRY CLUE bed
rms huge Nv, rm.. din. rm.. cleo
bath. on LIST a.: . more bedrms
with Vt. bath plus sitting rm. on
nd Ceroeting and arapes in
cluded. Awning covered terrace.
garage and workshop space. Beau
tlful brick and stone in .tractive
setting with all club facilities.
1900; See any time. call Mr..
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HOUSES F0R sALE-M.E.
coLoRED
CAPITAL VIEW
REALTY co.

3I11 GEN IFGlAL AVE. NE.
OPEN DAILY 10 AM. to 8 PM.
New 0-rm. home. with Youngs-
town kitchen. garbage disposal. and
exhaust fan. Pwdr. rm. on LIST a..
3 bedrms. and bath on End.
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Olivet Methodist Church; burial
was at Wanchese, with Masonic
rites at the grave.
l. F. O'Neal was met in Manteo
by Rufus Roberts and returned to
Washington, N. C. with him. He
will spend part of this week in
Wilmington.
At the Sunday morning and Sun
day evening services at the Ocra-
coke Methodist Church, Roland
C. Braswell, Goldsboro attorney,
preached on the work of the lay
men in the church. He was guest
with. Rev. Hale.
Mrs. w. R. Hale left last week
to visit her daughter in Camden,
N. J.
Irving Forbes has returned to
the Veterans Hospital in Durham
for a medical check-up.
James C. Gaskill, USCG, Fort
Macon, spent the week end with
his family.
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g LIN P S E S
OF
TIL E P A S T
By CAROLYN LLOYD

Southern hospitality is not
myth, as $500 teachers from all
parts of the state who attended the
teachers convention in Wilmington
last week can testify. The citizens
went about to welcome the invas-
ion, though some of them must
have breathed a sigh of relief when
it was over.
While waiting for friends, we
watched with amusement as three
business men went from one cafe
terra to another and backed away
in despair as they saw the long
lines. "Bless the school teachers" "
said one, 81 love every one of them,
but / would like to have some
lunch" 1t must have been teach
err of whom the bellboywa speak
ing as We passed the Cape Fear
Hotel when he commented on chat
(unprintable) cheapskate." He evil
IDENTITY hadn't heard that the salary
raise is still in TIE "maybe"
stage.
Cities have personality. Will
mington reminds me of a gracious
lady, modern in her thinking, yet
retaining the grace and charm OF a
bygone day. Her couturier, Ma
ture, had dressed her in gay colors
for the benefit of us teachers and
the forthcoming Azalea Festival,
and her beauty was delight to be-
hold.
The theme of the convention was
"a Century of Progress in Educa-
tion," this being the centennial
year of the N.C.E.A. A pageant on
Thursday night depicted the edu-
cational changes since 1857. One
scene reenacted a school board
meeting in the depression year,
1882. A teacher had been forced
to resign because she had gotten
married, and the board was inter-
viewing prospective requirements.
Among the questions asked the
first applicant were: "What time
do you think a teacher should be
in her room at night ?" "What
church do you belong to-" "Do you
dance?" When the girl left, one
of the board members suggested
that they give her the job rather
than interview the many other ap-
plicants; but one of the others re-
marked that she was wearing too
much lipstick, while another
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visiting his mother, Mrs. Lola
Williams.
Thurston Fuller Gaskill has been
stationed at the local Coast Guard
Station.
Wilbur Robinson and George
O'Neal of Hampton, Va, visited
their families here this past week
end.
F. D. Craven of Greensboro
spent the week end at Wahab Viii
lage Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Harvey Wahab
received word last week Friday, of
the death of her sister, Mrs. John
M. Simpson of Sea Isle City. Mrs.
Simpson was a native of Ocracoke;
before her marriage she was Rosa
Tolson. Funeral services were to
be today, Monday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Wahab left on Saturday
for Sea Isle City, and We're accom-
panied by her son, Chesley Austin
of Winston-Salem. Mrs. Simpson
was a half sister to Murray Tolson
of Ocracoke. Surviving are her
husband, John M. Simpson, two
daughters, Mrs. Jack Virgins of
Sea Isle City and Mrs. Julian Gay
lord of Haddon Heights, N. j., and
son, Harold w. Simpson of Cali
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Wahab, Mr..
and Mrs. T. w. Howard, and l. f.
O'Neal drove to Hatteras and Man
teo on Sunday. At Manteo they
attended the funeral services for
R. H. O'Neal, a relative of Mr..
Wahab, and a former Ocracoker.
Funeral services were at the Mt.
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EAST LAKE PERSONALS

Mrs. MILFORD Midget and chill
dren have returned to their home
in Norfolk after visiting Mrs. Mid
gett's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Smith.
Mrs. John H. Lee and son john
ME of Manteo were visitors here
Wednesday.
Chester Holmes spent several
days here recently.
Mrs. Emmett Smith was in Eliz-
abeth City Saturday.
Eugene and Bryan Smith spent
Saturday in Hartford.
Miss Mary Jolliff and little
brother, Johnnie Lee of Manteo,
were here Saturday.
Mrs. Mollie Gallop of Norfolk,
and Mrs. Melvin Twiddy and
daughter, Sherry, of Manns Har-
Dor, were here Thursday night.
Visitors here Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Shannon of Durham,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hexatall Twiford,
Mrs. Melissa Twiford, Mr.. and
Mrs. Powell, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Ambrose of Norfolk, Va.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Shannon
of Manteo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bland of Eliz-
abeth City were here for the week
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OCRACOKE PERSONALS

Tommie Gaylord, Supt. of the
Hyde County schools, visited Ocra-
coke on Saturday, making the trip
from Swan Quarter via Hatteras.
With him were A. w. Hunter,
Supt. of the Rockingham County
Schools, and Allen Lewis and Ben
Strickland, principals at Went
worth and Reidsville. Also here on
Saturday were Hyde County Rep
resentative Dick O'Neal and Sher-
iff Charlie Cahoon. They stayed at
Wahab Village Hotel.
Everyone enjoyed the P.T.A.
show on Saturday night; the school
recreation hall was crowded to ca
pacity. The evening was a success
financially and socially.
The Woman's Society for Chris
tan Service will meet on Monday
afternoon, April /. Circle No. will
meet on Tuesday, April End; Circle
No. 2, on Friday, April 5th. Circle
No. l has on sale tickets for a plate
supper to be served at the church
recreation hall on Friday, April
18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Runyon,
John, Nina, and Ann Runyon, of
Washington, D. C. are occupying
their cottage here for ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Doyle
and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Brugh
of Norfolk visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Danny w. Garrish this past week
end.
Larry Williams of Wilmington
was home this past week end,
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ENGELHARD PARTY PLUNGES
INTO ROADSIDE CANAL SUN.

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Berry and two
sons were returning from Manteo
on Sunday where they visited rel
atives; on the Stumpy Point road
something went wrong with the
station wagon Mrs. Berry was
driving when it ran off the road
into the canal at Paynes Creek.
Passing cars were soon to the res
cue and brought the canal soaked
folk to DIR. Liverman, who advised
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thought that she must have paint
ed her fingernails. When a third
said that he had niece who would
like tie job, the would-be teachers
goose was cooked. The younger
teachers present laughed and
laughed at that skit, but the
laughter of us old-timers was a
little rueful, for it was too true
to be really funny to people who
had had to fight for a job in that
grim time. They could laugh,
though, at the scene wherein the
educational leaders in 1860 resolv-
ed not to license teachers who
could not read nor write. These
gentlemen stated that they wished
to encourage the poor, especially
poor females, to prepare them
selves as teachers.
Well, the "poor females" have
carried out the wishes. 1 wouldn't
attempt to guess how many of
them were in Wilmington, but it
was quite a contrast to the first
state convention held in Green's
boro in 1851, when there were fif-
ty-seven delegates in all-ffteen
of them women and nine of them
ministers doubling as teachers.
The rest of them, l take it, were
"poor males"-perhaps in more
ways than one.
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VIM. Berry to be taken to the hos
pital as he had been hurt on the
head. Mr.. Berry suffered heart
attack several months ago and has
mt been able to return to work,
but seemed to be getting along
nicely. He was taken to Tayloe
Hospital in Washington. Mrs. Ber-
ry accompanied him.
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JOINT MEETING OF STATE
EMPLOYEES AT GREENVILLE

There will be a special joint
meeting of the North Carolina
State Employees Association and
the State Highway Employees
Association at 500 pm. Friday,
April S, in the court room of the
Pitt County Court House, Green
vile, N. C.
This meeting is being called in
order that all state employees may
be brought up to date on happen
ings in the Legislature with re-
CARDS to salary increases.
Speakers will be Ralph Monger,
President, North Carolina State
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Employees Association; Ivan
Hardesty, President, State High
way Employees Association; Cliff
ton Beckwith, Executive Secretary,
North Carolina State Employees
Association; and Otis Banks, Exc
cutive Secretary, State Highway
Employees Association,
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end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talmadge Basnight
and Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Basnight
of Elizabeth City were visitors
here Sunday.
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More than 5000 industrial for
esters manage this country's pri-
vate timberlands. 8
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-30

last Thursday Rev. l.. c. Clarl
pastor. One of the bright as
poets Of this meeting was the
atmosphere IN which il was held
Tin the way all christian cen-
vcntionS should be held.
A spiritual awakening existed
throughout the day. Business OF
Importance was discussed, most
~ pertaining to the home the
association is purchasing for he
aged on Dexter Blvd.
More Of the larger conventions
should have been present to
witness how peaceful and proud
this small body went about it's
business. Mrs. Gladys Matthews
recently elected president of the
Womens Auxiliary, is dong a
fine Job. Rev. +. N. Cox is the
moderator.
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IN THE MOUNTAIN OF ruv
LORD 1T SHALL BE SEN
% THE ONE FOUNDATIonsS,
IN GOD WE TRUST
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COUPLE WANTED
FLAT FOR SALE

708 CONTINENTAL, 2 family,
face brick, separate gas heat,
both up and down; sll,500;
$1,000 down. Inquire at 500
Emerson or call VA. l-7290.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-30

ST. JAMES GRAND LODGE
and Rose of Sheron Grand
Chapter. Grand Master Oten
Fears. Grand Matrcn o. Fears.
This grand lodge and grand
chapter was recently set up
since the Grand Convention
held recently. Working under
the Central Body of the Uni.
versal United Masonry A. F.
and A. M. Sow. Grand Com.
Edward Tate. Supreme Marion
Edna Tate. Shown Julia Bray
boy. SUP. Isl Lieut.. Comman-
Ger of Daughter Of Isis. Edna
Tate. Supreme Matron of Gen.
trail Body.
Ms. 0. Fears. Grand Marion
OF the Newly Grand Chapter.
M. Cooper, Associate Grand
Marion. Edward Tate. Sou.
Grand Com. Julia DibarY. M.
w. G. M. of Daughter of
Sphinx. lie Morris. Sec. Priest
ress. ST. Leelena OF Crusaders
of Borders of the Holy Moth
er OF the Sacred Nile. Barbara
Brayboy. treasurer of Rainbow
Girls. Glen Fears. Grand Mas
ter of the Nuely Grand Lodge.
c. L. White. c. Master. c.
Smith. Senior Warden. r. An
derson. Supreme Treasurer Of
Central Body. j. A. Jackson
Jr.. Warden. w. J. Jackson.
Secretary. A. 3. Jackson.
Treasurer. (. Edwsrd Warden.
M. Cooper. Associate Sec. J.
A. Southland High Presiress.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-30

The New Holy City of David
The City of Refuge, which !,
the City of Our God the Gold.
en-age goth century Teen-AOe
missionaries accumulative nrav
er band of Christians. CROWNS
love, though the media.orial
office of authoritative Christ
Jesus, the Lords rewarding
administration, Of eternity A.
men.
Gentlemen / am having ouj,
a task, routing this holy office
of Christ into the secret place
of the Tabernacle OF the mos,
high.
Thus we need quite a BIZ O.
help TO move to Florida. So we
would like 10 solicit your aid
if possible. in any way YOU can
help me: / feel this Church il
beacon light to show the way
for all.
Every man is responsible for
the advancement q. the king.
dom Of God because the gospel
according to ST. JOHN truely
tells us that the trLe Light
lighteth every man man that
cometh into the world. ST. JOHN
l.: 8.
That is the reason feel urged
to write you, because the word
of God, is so true, therefore
there is always Star added in
your Crown Yes Christ Jesus
did give his life as ransom. for
mankind. l can so we'll remem-
Der how he said. it is more
blessed to give than 10 receive:
| am happy to interpret that nv
saying, The Lord gives us 81
much for the small things we
90 for him; The least we may
do for him is doubtless precious
in his sight
Please remember he said, |
have showed you all things 50
that by so labouring you ought
to support the weak.
BY Bishop Hockey United B.
Sans. 10s3s Wyoming. Detroit
Fl. Michigan. UN. 3-os3s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-30
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