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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-10
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BETHESDA
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ALMOST / ACRE OF
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MANY FINE TREES
6903 HILLMEAD RID.
BRADLEY HILLS GROVE
Handsome brick residence
only l year old. Owner
transferred to N. " Liv
rm. approx. SOxl5 it. with
lovely fireplace; big din.
rm. and huge kit, superbly
equip. Powder rm. Jalousied
pch. entered from both liv.
I'm. and din. rm. Upper
level, 8 bedrmS., 2 baths,
plus den with fireplace.
Stairs to attic. Lower level,
fin. rec. rm. with fireplace,
ideal for parties, also an
other bedrm. and bath; 2
car garage; gas heat. Ewes,
OIL. 4-0738.
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BELTSVILLE-4- bedrm- brk. etched
Colonial, on ls-a. corner lot; lge
liv. rm.,. din. rm., mod. built in
kit, full bsmt, quiet neighborhood;
pvt. sale owner transferred; ask
ing Goo Snn Call WE k.nNoR
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$500 DOWN

pOOO OOW IN
KENTLAND adjoining Cheyerlyi
Assume lge. a. Ga loan on Barn.
iuil-bsmt, shingle home. Ike new,
everything. RE 1-9ll3, ewes, RE
5.s'i51. CAMPBELL REALTY co
TALK TO US
We have Cape Gods. Colonials
ana ramblers Wonderful buys for
large families or couples. Close &c
NortnweStern High Maryland D.,
churches. schools. Mt any budget.
BIG HOUSE
$500 down anyone bedrms
sep din rm.. iiv. rm, firepl rec
nm. den. fenced yard
BUTLER REALTY co
AP. 7-B61U. AP i-iS16, WE 5-5aOh
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CLIFFORD v. LITTLE

Pc. eases JU. 7-9393
ROCKVILLE you would be in
house, situated II SIG IN one Of the best
locations in Rockville, on lot
l25xl so, with beautiful shrubbery.
fruit trees, berry bushes and old
shade. this one is worth lookine
into. The house contains a large
living room with open fireplace,
spacious dining room, wide hall.
modern kitchen. den and lavatory.
Plenty of closets. Ind A., large
bedrooms, . baths. full attic: base
ment under entire house; gas heat,
new hot-water heater; unusual hol-
low tile foundation.
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WOODMOOR

Close to neutrality-suspicious.
buslines, public and parochia
schools 4-bedrm. Cape Coo with
iirst-hoor din. rm., bedrmS. anC
bath. garage: hot-water heat
shade trees. $40. 900.
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HOUSES FOR SALE ND.
POTOMAC
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
/ UNTIL DARK

Interested in horses77? This is
without a doubt one of the finest
"set-ups" for the family desiring
horses or ponies in this close-in
hunt neighborhood. over 8 acres
OF paddocks fully fenced and a
picturesque stable. The 3-yr. -old
custom-built rambler mas numerous
lures for comfort and ease OF living
and entertainment. 3 tedrms. ?
baths. den, full osmt., scr. porch
and 2-car gar; excel. financing.
Dirs.: Out River I'd. to Falls I'd,
left to Burbank dr.. right to open
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ADELPHl. 96a4 Riggs Rd.-Open
sun. 2-6. New 6-rm. rambler.
daylight bsmt., about y acre. Mr..
Regina High School JOHN H
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By OwNER-Lge. s-rm. rambler

RAMBLER. semidet. brick: @ rms.
Ia baths, rec. bsmt., OUTSIDE
entr.; fenced I'd; "a blks. bus.
shops; mr.. Langley Park. HA
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s ACRES. less than 5 minutes
from center Of 0aithersburg, i'm
proved with 2-story house, mod
ern kitchen. living room with open
fireplace, one very large bedroom
on LIST n. Ind a.. bedrooms and
bath, partial basement; some fruit
trees: a small amount Of woodland,
hard surface road.
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BRADBURY HEIGHTS: slO.e5O-
3-bedrm brick bungalow, full
bsmt.' nice yard; cow to schools,
buses, shopping. owner lnavinn
city. Here is bargain. MIKE
CouGHLIN, RE. 6-4747 or RE.
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AIR-CONDITIONED

Sprinefleld Westwood. Just .
blks from Kenwood Club-Spa-
clous home designed for gracious
living bedrms.; aboye-grade rec
rm. with firepl; lear garage. Dir
left on Springfield ] blk. and left
on Ridgefield to open house or call
BUILDER. OIL. 2-s3S3.
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Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
JU. 9-5555 Realtors
OPEN SUM-, 1-5

Bradley blvd area--S5-ft. brick
rambler; 34-tt. living rm, huge
jalousied porch. , hedrms.. = baths
lear garage; excel neighborhood
many extras Dir: From Wisconsin
ave, out Bradley blvd , mi tC
Aberdeen I'd. right on Aberdeen
blk. to S0..7 and open sign EARL
d WRIGHT m 3SsnI
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BY OWNER-Broyhili Park. 4-bed.
rm. brick rambler in new-house
cond.. on A-acre. Anchor fenced,
shaded lot soft. liv. rm. with
fireplace, complete G-E kitchen,
rec. rm. $1,000 cash; assume
monthly payments, S135, includ-
ing PRINCIPAL, interest, taxes. Call
If 4-TIl1
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ADELPHI KNOLLS - Modern 3.
bedrm. brick and stone rambler
with ilrepl and lge. rms: full day
nght bsmt.; assume lge. ~ loan
, S!5,SQO, HUGH T. PECK, HE. T.
$500 til - pm.
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on the Middle River in Madison
County. Va. % mi. from Char.
lottesville and s mi. from Madison
Beautifully situated. has lge. FIRE.
pl and big porches; $500 Write
MRS JOHN 7. McGHEE. Vienna
Va Rte. .. Box lS4.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION-46-ft
rambler; full bs7nt., l4x22 screened
and jalousied porch, 3 bedrms.. .
baths. in lovely Vienna Woods
price. Sl1.950. los Melody lane
Sc. Vienna. Va. Dbl h-Rhn9
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FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA. 81 miles
from d. CO acres OF land with
5-rm. cottage; cleo tho other
improvements; $4,000. REIBLE,
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BRICK BUNGALOW, 3 bedrms.
liv rm.. dinette. kit. tile bath
Ice. screened-in porch. bsmt.: ige
lot. all fenced in, near parochial
and public schools. 1902 Tucker
ave, Chesterbrook Gardens. near
Mclean Priced SIT 800. cash
sale by OWNER KE A-SAa1
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n. ARL.. stratford Hills bed.
rms. 3 baths, custom-built brk
ICE. NV. rm. with firepl... Ice din
b-oue pit on Anchor-fenced wooded
hillside. Fully equip. G-E kit. also
opening patio. extra Ice. and dry
rec. rm with iirepl. ground ii.
level. G-E air-cond.. plus attic fan,
OAK hoored and insulated attic
with plumbing ready for expan-
sion. Immac, Must be seen to be
appreciated 5O54 37th st, N,
Arl., Va. To reach: Out Old Do
minion drive. turn left on dead
end 37th st. N.
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CHEvERLY-Stone Cape Cod. 8
bdrms. and den. tile bath, din
rm., fully equip. kit. built lin
garage; full bsmt.; excel. cond,
OWNER. 1906 Parkway. APP. =
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NJ, BRICK BUNG., lik,

new I acre fruit trees. Sl-S9 600
down, or exch.. ia. 9-70l0,
BUNGALOW, about y acre 4 bed
rms; blk. from hwy: 5000 $500
CASH might exchange. ia. 0-7OlO.
FULLY FURNISHED HOME. or as
you like it, bungalow with bSmt.
and saraee; on 13x@30 lot win
trees, aGjRcen. to park area. Low
down -rayt. cotal price, S1,2G0.
JAMES {. CONLEY q CO, AP.
7-G2nn. ewes III h-1lAl
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BY OWNER-Modern ranch style;
mr.. Shirley freewRy: 3 bedrms.
sep. din. rm.. firepl. lee. brk. ter
race; la-acre wooded lot. pvt lake
tacils.: $4,000. FLA or military
loan available. Mo. payments
about S75. GlenYieX h.a4R3
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MCLEAN - Easy maintenance 2.
bedrm rambler with closet Nal
storage, beautiful Is-acre lawn
with Ice. trees on quiet street,
conveniently mr.. shops, schools
etc. 24-tt. liv RIM. charming kit
tiled bath, lovely fiagstone patio
Must be seen to appreciate;
Sld,a5u. FILA, 800 down. Cal
Ell. B-44Of. Open.
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LYON PARK: Si2.05O-n YOU are
looking for q nice roomy house
IN excellent neighborhood. near
schools. torres and bus lines il
VIII pay you TO look this one over
bedrooms, h ". heat. fun base
ment. fireplace. trees. Excellent
location for children Open ~
IA. 1-t051. IA. S.9I2O. GEORGE
T. BRUNBACK. I0s
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TODAY's BEST Buy. sl5.75C

TODAY'S BEST BUY, $1,000,
F Esa. s G6o co i;6s brick brick
bsmt,. outside entr.. lot. 06 II. \
ia #. deep. "a blks. TO transp.
and shopping center. close to elem
schools, beautiful grounds, land
scaped. Shown by appt. only. on
New Hampshire ave, | mi. from
D. c., Prince Georges County.
HE. $4,000: ewes, JU. 9-304l
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3-LGE. -BEDRM. new rambler: lots
Street, St stoFl near L scSUol lot wSSS;
for kids. Under $1,000. BY
OWNER. no agents. CIR. 3-323S.
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KETHEAT, on lush
wooded acres, minutes from the
Pentagon and Wash.-Truly differ
ent and charming, including bah
bling brook. entrance foyer to liv
rm., beamed ceiling, adjoining
solarium-styled library, state,
bedrms. upstairs with bath. Lee
bsmt. with maids area and full
bath, 2-car garage, circular drive
Your terms will be considered
Priced in middle 2Os. Shown al
your convenience. JE. 3-2O93
WIN. A. CHAPMAN REALTY, INC
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DUNN LORING---Small bungalow.
ment siO,4b0 OWEN REALTY,
JE. 2-0070: ewes. JE. 3-o3b1.
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) I3,B0U-3 bedrms., Tiled basement;
large rear porch. Dashboard hot
air heat. Assume CT loan or will
refinance. 8 blks. TO school, bus
At corner. 307 Isle ave, Falls
| Church lie 4.n0a1
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WESTOVER-TARA AREA 3-bed-
rm; brick Colonial, sep. din. rm.,
fun l bsmt;. lse; Icy; az loan can
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ASSUME 4ls% CT LOAN-3-bed.
room, L2-bath semidetached, tul
basement. fenced yard: Sl4.lOO
$1,000 down. Call SO. $3.50.
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PAINT-BRUSH SPECIAI-AlI thi.
house needs Is some interior paint
home at truly bargain price,
well below the market value, OF
only Sl0,950: down payment,
$3.50; low monthly payments: liv-
ing room has foor-to-ceiling VIM
dow and fireplace: equipped kitch-
en-. . beorooms down. partly I'm
lshed 2nd floor: located near Ar
lington blvd in Falls Church. Be
sure to call early. ARFAX REAL
TY, JE. $4,000.
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bsmt.' excel. cond Sl4,n5n. OpeI
for inspection OWNER, IA
S-SU90. ewes. CT 6-461S.
VIENNA - New 3-bedrm rambler
with full basement. SEP DIN
RIM, built-in stove and oven, nicI
lot; Slj.d00 Call owen Realty
JE. e-B650, ewes. JE. 3-O]jl.
W. VIENNA wOODS--3-BEDRM
9-BATH split-lCvel with 22-ft rec
rm., mod equip. kit level wood
ed lot Mr.. proposed CHA ste Full
price. Sa0nbO, assume 4laea q
loan or FLA terms. OWNER. DU
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MAX MCLEAN, NA.--SmalI frame
plot, facing on Old Dominion
drive. Box l52-K. Star.
JUST OFF LORCOM LANE-Det.
brk., u rms, " baths ust-h. bed
rm, and bath; full basement with
minutes from downtown. Price,
SlD.95O. Ewes, TIE. 6-l76S. L. T.
GRAvATTE. Realtor. MA. S-O753.
ONLY SI.75O DOWN-Four bed
rms. eft, liv. rm., f1repl., 3O-ft.
mo By OWNER. IE 3-nSIA
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soUTHLAwNLs75O DOWN
3-BEDRM. DETACHED RAMBLER
M. Andrews, Boiling. NRI. Immed
pOSs Take over large 81 loan.
No financing problem. 8 yrs. old.
DishF asher, dEposal washer
Fenced lot y blk transp. MRS
cox. LII. 2-sl3b or ST. 3-736S.
ATl AG pEAITN RI
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-09

Miss Judy Bucket, junior at
Northern High school has been
selected as one of the two nom
necs for state president of the Flu
ture Nurses of Maryland. Election
will take place at a meeting on May
IL in Baltimore.
Judy is present treasurer of the
chapter of Future Nurses at North
crn, and served as historian last
year. She is a varsity cheerleader,
member of the chorus and octet.
a former member of the student
council and an honorary member
of the Junior Honor society.
In her community she is preSl-
dent of her All club and Junior
leader. She has won a number of
III county and state awards and
i'm 1855 was a delegate to the All
club congress in Chicago. She is
organist and secretary of the Lu-
Their League of Bittingcr and will
serve as a Luther League Cara
vaner for 6 or 7 weeks this summer.
She is also organist for Zion Lu-
thcran church. Jennings. and MEM
Der OF the choir al Emmanuel
church in Bittingcr. She is q daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bucket.
State and national sponsors Of
the Future Nurse clubs Of Mary
land plan programs, furnish special
speakers and circulate pamphlets
and literature concerning require
mcntS. preparation and opportunity
in today's nursing careers. Mem
hers of the clubs arc girls who
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-09
Heavy Frost Kills
Fruit and Flowers

Heavy frosts during the past
week killed most of the fruit and
early flowers in the county and
even caused some damage TO early
crops.
The weather continued clear and
the lack of rainfall over the past
ten days or more was causing
farmers some concern. The ground
is exceedingly dry for this time of
year.
Coolest morning of the week was
officially registered at Webcr's,
south of Oakland, al % degrees
above zero, which occurred on Sat
urday morning, 1t also dropped TO
IS degrees above zero on Sunday
morning. Other mornings have re-
manned cold with frost on at least
two other days. All days this week
have been clear with moderation
in the daylight hours.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-09
AcciaEQrsg : '<'E'SOnNlS

Mrs Harry Collier was a patient
at a hospital in Mcyersdalc Pa
several days last week where she
was under observation.
Mrs. Ianthe Martin. of Middle
town. o., is visiting her brother
in-law and sister Rev and Mrs
William Hamilton, for several
weeks
Mrs. Ross Speichcr accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Jane Glotfcliy,
and Mrs. Roy Glotrelty and daugh-
ter Linda and son Allen. visited
Mrs Donald Ringer one day last
week.
George Deal who is employed at
Baltimore. spent the weekend with
his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs
Jefferson Deal
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Scggic and
son spent the weekend in Balti-
more with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hart and Mr. and Mrs James
Mitchell who are sisters of Mrs.
Scggie.
Clarence Wicklow, FricndSvillc.
is visiting his son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs Harry Seggic for
a few days.
Mrs Charles Ringer entertained
with a stork shower for her daugh-
tCr-in-law Mrs Donald Ringer ono
night recently Refreshments were
served to about 35 women.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Scggie were
in Washington, d. c., and Martins
burg, w Va, for several days on
business this week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-09

The Brethren Ladies' Aid met at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Alexander last Wednesday evening
They had a bridal shower for Miss
Kathryn Speicher Refreshments
we're served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Spcichcr and
daughter were Sunday evening
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs
Chester Hinklc, of Kcyscr. w. Va
Dinner guests on Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. Jefferson Deal were Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Georg and sons, of
SWantOn; George Deal, of Balti-
more; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Haenftling and daughters and Mr.
and Mrs Darius Fikc.
Mrs Charles Dewitt, Rus and
Don, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll De-
Witt, Pauline and Chester, and Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Coddington and chill
drcn, Charles, Jackie and Robert,
we're Sunday visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs Whit Dewitt Also visiting
them over the weekend were their
daughter, Miss Anita Jean Dewitt
and friend, Miss Leola Douglas,
Columbus. O. Miss Joyce Dewitt
spent last Wednesday and Thurs
day with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs Dewitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Deal.
Eddie. Ruth, Mary Ellen and San
dra. visited Mr.. and Mrs. FRANK
Petrosky and daughter, Mrs An
drew Mihalko and children, in
Brownsville, Pa, Sunday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-09
Southern Speaks
BY KATHRYN HAUSER
Tests Given

Tests Given
Achievement tests in arithmetic
were given to all eighth grade stu
dents on Monday and Tuesday,
May 6 and I.
Chorus Presents Operetta
II M. S. Pinaforc, tW0-act
opcrctta was presented to the
Junior High today in the gymnasi-
UNI. The Senior High will attend a
matinee performance Of the opcr-
eta tomorrow morning.
This opcretta will be presented
to the public tomorrow night, be-
ginning at 8 p m. The price is
fifty cents for students and one
dollar for adults. The Junior band
viii play before the opcrctta be-
gins.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-09
Groups Plan Picnic

The senior Future Farmers and
Future Homemakers are planning
a picnic at Harrington Manor for
Wednesday, May Is.
The Senior class picnic is sched-
uled for May a.
The Future Teachers will have
their picnic at Blackwater Falls,
on May 81.
Future Nurses Convention
Eight local student delegates
with their faculty adviser, Mrs
Bessie Price, will leave Friday for
the state Future Nurses Convention
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-09
DIED
MRS. WALLER HARMED

Mrs. Nell b. Harmed, 68, wife OF
Walter B. Harmed, of KingWood
w. Va, died Monday at the Preston
County Memorial hospital
Among the survivors arc d
brother. Bliss Hardesty. Aurora;
sisters, Mrs. Bessie Calcamp, Mrs
Bcrnicc Conn, Mrs. Pauline Will
helm, Mrs. Alberta Edwards, all OF
Aurora; Mrs. Lille Keener, Fair
mont: Mrs. Nora Hauser and Mrs
Geraldine Shalfcr, both of Oak
land
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-09
School Group To Meet

Final meeting of the school year
for St. Peters Home and School
organization will be held Wednes-
day, May Is, at 100 in the school
hall
The Board of Directors will meet
at o'clock. A nominating commit
tee will be named Fred Tichncll
guest speaker, will talk on the
Civil Defense program.
Refreshments will be served by
home room mothers of grades one
and two.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-09

to be held in Baltimore on May IL.
Receives Certificate
Kenneth Savage, ninth grader at
Southern, has been informed this
week that he has been a winner
and will receive an award in the
Automobile Club of Americas 18th
National Safety Poster contest.
Robert Rodeheaver, art instruc-
tor, will receive certificate in
recognition of superior art instruc-
tion which helps to make possible
high-calibre, prize-winning posters.
Posters numbering 11,104 from
forty states, Canada, and the Canal
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-09

Zone we're submitted in the con-
test. Four Maryland students won
place awards and twenty-six others
won Honorable Mention or Com
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-09
For. President Of
Future NMrSeS Of INNrYIXHh

have chosen the field of nursing as
their career. The clubs were first
organized in 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13

Leave it to Psbury to bring you brandnew pie crust
mix that guarantees honest golden crust every
time! Without adding a thing but waterD
New PiIlsbury Golden Pie Crust Mix is golden all the
Udy-from package to crust. See how easy the golden
dough handles how tender and faky the golden crust
comes out-wth rch full flavor that can't be matched
by any other mix method And, always, Pisburys
famous Chill Blending of ingredients adds extra ten
derness and fakiness
Ten full ounces in every package-plenty for real
mansize two-crust pie. No troublesome patching
stretching running out of dough- Bake your next
golden-and make it soon!
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-08-31
BeIzoni News
Mrs. Augusta SIaughter. Aeon

Mrs. Augusta Slaughter, Agent
The Zion Rock M. B. Church.
PASTORAL service opened at II
a. m. with the choir singing,
i Gave My Life To Thee. De-
votion service was conducted
by Bro Anderson and Bro.
Greenwood. The pastor deliv-
cred a short but inspiring SER
mon on the subject, 1.-THE
Church That Jesus Is Build
1ng," taking his text as fol-
lows: ION This Rock l Shall
Build My Church" Rev. N. HI.
Frazier pastor; Jessie Lee Fri
ley, secretary.
Send all church, school, So
cial and local news to your ag-
ent named above.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs. c. III. Thompson.
Visitor present was Mrs. Ca
rey B. Lewis.
Miss Gail Skinner has re-
turned from Chicago, Illinois
to visit her father during his
recovery from a recent acct
dent.
The many friends of Mrs.
Margaret Martin wish her a
very speedy recovery from her
illness. She is confined to the
University Hospital. 1t is hop
ed she will return home soon.
The Circle of Love of the
Fairfield M. B. Church met at
the home of Mrs. Atlanta
Brown. The devotion was led
by the chaplain, Mrs. Hattie
B. Dunn and Mrs. Atlanta
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-08-31

MIR. AMOS WRIGHT, prin-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-08-31


MR.. SETH DAVIS, en-
ployee of the u. S. Post Of
flee, took part in the funeral
procession of Mr.. Albert Pow
ell, a city mail carrier, for 48
years, August Is, 1857. The
procession began at the u. S.
Post Office on Cherokee and
Jackson Streets and proceeded
to Hartman's Funeral Home
on Whitworth Avenue. Mr..
Davis is respected person in
the city of Brookhaven.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-08-31

MRS. ALICE of this city
was elected president of the
Brookhaven District Woman's
Society of Christian Service.
During the month of June she
attended the School of Mis-
sions at Outside. She presid-
ed over the WSCS Seminar
held in Brookhaven, August Is.
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Lynch Street
Extension News
BY Miss Lois Robinson and
Mrs. Carey b. Lewis

Mrs. Carey b. Lewis
The Good Will Club met at
the home of Mrs. Annie Lou
Barnes, 1924 Booker Street,
with a spiritual devotion be-
ing led by the chaplin. Mrs.
Irma Johnson. After the devo-
ton, the teacher, Mr.. c. H.
Thompson came forth and tau
ght the lesson from 1st Sam
uel, 18th chapter. Members
present were: Mesdames Brin-
son, Annie Mae Tyler, Annie
Lou Barnes, Annie Lomack,
Irma Johnson, Gladys Robin
son and Hananh Stokes and
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Brown. The teacher brought
the topic, "The High. Cost of
Christian leadership" very
beautifully, and it was later