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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03

semibungalow. frame construc.
S slSh and bath S on 1s TN i. snsd d
3 bedrms: full bsmt., oil heat. 1,
car garage In bsmt.; separate ga.
rage for 3 cars. Lot 200x2b0
S21 900.
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COLEsVILLE AREA near silver
s sS ftch. Ssd snS S.s Tx T with d ss
pandeble attic. full bsmt. with
outside entrance. On wooded lot
50x200. 1-owner home. 4 years
old S12.250 HE. 4-4S22.
C0LEsvILLE RD.-Brick Cape Cod
4 bedrms.. 2 baths, dining rm
large kitchen. porch, rec. rm.. gar
age. Assume loan. HEIDER 4
SELLERS, WA. 7-0196. WA
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up: center hall. ! and 4 bedrms.,
. full baths, lge. liv. rm., sep.
din. rm., family size mod. kit,
full bsmt. with firepl.. garage or
carport: h-acre lots. Open Sun. =,
til dark. Directions: Out Old
GEORGETOWN I'd. from Bank Of
Bethesda 80 mi. to Bells Mil
I'd, left on Bells Mil I'd. IA mi,
to Thomas Branch dr.. then LETT
to open house. PARKER & PARK
Err. Builders, OIL. 4-1S34.
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SILVER SPRING-i -year-oid split.
level. fully air-cond.: liv,- rm.. din
rni., 3 bedrms., rec. rm.. ga baths:
oeaut. landscepinS and patio
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GREENACRES-Attrac brick CO.
lonial with slate roof. 2 bedrooms
rec. rn.. kit. has dishwasher and
disposal: attrac. fenced yard
Sl6.e50. For appt. to see. cell
J N. COLLINS, Agent. at OIL. g..
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OPEN sim 1-5

1s42 41st PL. S.E.-6-rm.. Diet
brk. Liv. rm., firepl. 3 nice bed
rms. Home vacant, Owner trans
ferred. Must sell. Price only
S14.500. Easy terms.
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BETHESDA-Walk to new Walter
johnson High. Ashburton Elem;
schools: assume $4,000 4haee Gl
loan at 500 30 per mo. on like-nev
rambler: 3 bedrms.; bsmt: pig
beautiful yard; S15,950. OWNER.
NJ R-7443
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BEAUTIFUL HOME
1920 Carpenter st. Sc. Hillcrest-
Oct. brk. Colonial: immac. cond.:
z rms, . baths, two "a baths, ga
rage: patio; many extras. Ii.
6-7043, LII. 2-301l. WuLOUGHBY
REAL ESTATE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03

SILVER SPRING. WOODMOOR---
Cozy 3-bedrm., lla-bath brick-and.
frame split-level: attrac. WOODED
grounds. Anchor fenced. complete
privacy in back toward Northwest
Branch. S17.500. RIPLEY CO.
HI ( QE1I
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GAITHERsBURG, s miles Acc:
pletely private 3-bedrm.. apis.
modern. fully equipped and in Inn
maculate cond S21, 800. Call
Mr.. Sweadner with FRANK s
PHILLIPS, INC. OIL. 2-70O6: after
3 PM. Gaithersburg 1884.
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CONN AVE. ESTATES: St. Cath
crimes Parish; assume large AZ
loan. total payments S77.5n per
mos nice bedrms... sep. dining
G I'M rec r RhiE Is f sns,ta, yaTd
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HILLANDALE. l7i4 Edeewater
pkwy.Eopen ! 70 5. Long. low,
3 twin bedrms., 2k baths. lqe,
liv. rm.. din. rm., lge. de luxe
kit, rec. rm., 2-car gar. Dir
Out N. II. ave, ri. on Overlook,
left on 0reenaeres TT. on Edee-
water. SILVER SPRING REALTY,
III S-9Q-O III attn
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ROCKVILLE OUTSIDE
GaitherShurg Outside

New 5-room attractive brick We
neer BUNGALOW. 3 bedrms,. tile bath,
mod. kit, liv. rm. with frepl., full
bsmt.. rec. rm. with firepl.. garage
in bsmt. S1S,950.
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tho around rentD-S600 down,
Isl mo: FILA pays al on attrac,
tive contemporary Cape Cod; 4
bedrms., expan. to a; fireplace
and yindow-wall; huge kit: level,
fenced lot. PRATT a. STEVEN
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KENSINGTON Homework - De-
lightful 4-bedrm Cane Cod. me nv
rec. rm.. de luxe kit: asking Si3.-
$50. easv FLA terms with 5000
down. Open "a. Out Ga. ave-.
left on Plvers Mill I'd, left on
Drumm. left on Fayette tn 3t1O
Call JII $1,000, BAINUM REAL
ESTATE.
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GAITHERSBURG = Large wooded
lot; modern 3-bedrm. house: very
large 4ia% mortgage to responsible
person: walking dist. TO shop. CEN
ter, schools; S13: 500. H.. w. BE-
CRAFT. Gaithersburg 555 or Pc.
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BRK. COR.-3 apts.: Ice. lot: full
bsmt.: mr.. 2 ayes. Also . lge; 2
family apt. lge. lot. side drive;
! biz. to shop; vac: like new.
$500 to $1,000 cash. Might exon.
Exceptional value. OWNER. Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03

ROCKvILLE-Det. 4-bedrm. home;
~, baths SoS din H rm so6 bsms;; gar; only
GA 4.S1ak. ri SAaAnnS sALi I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03

SILVER SPRING! CLoSE-IN! In a
parklike setting! Has had the best
Of carei Brick. firepl.,. sep. din.
rm.. eating kitchen. 3 bedrms. or
2 and den, 2 full baths. beaut. rec.
room, hot-water heat. 295' deep
lot. Priced at S16.750, FILA with
Sl,45Q down! RIPLEY CO., JU.
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orr PENNA. AVE. nF. St, Francis;
KAY xSyeT T:G ssS9 eye Sqs 1%s sits
bedrnas., 2 tiled baths. two "a
baths. full bsmt. with rec. rm., g
car garage, gas h.-w.h;., porch.
Vacant. Priced for quick sale;
Omen 2 to 5 pm. HARTMAN
REALTY. INC, Lu. 2-5976 or Lu'
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ROCKYHLE-Oniy So for this
3-bedrm. home with bsmt., in loo
#. lot: handy to everything. OIL
4-4522, c, w. BARTON co
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C. D. MURPHY REALTOR

COL0RED-I3O4 A ST. S.E.-Lo.
vely spacious 6-rm. row brick: 2
frepls., Ice. bright bsmt.: oil hot
extra lavatory in bsmt.: nice gar
dens In rear. Priced for quick sale.
call OWNER. OIL. 4-64S7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03

CONN. AVE. ESTATES. 1900 Clay
bier. Features include auto. gas
heat, Anchor-fenced ward, scr
porch and many extras. Vacant.
Price. S12 $50; only S74.75 per
FLOYD 3 DAVIS CO. 1929 K st. st
NV Ma. S-0352; ewes, JU.
9-2659.
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c areas couN 4k1A HOMES sd o %iss
ACREAGE. We have many such
properties. some new some older.
all in excellent condition. Prices
start as low as S15.050. II look
ing for large WOODED HOME
SITES. we have several as low as
$4,000. We specialize in country
properties. RIPLEY CO., Realtors
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SILVER SPRING builders closeout
Spacious new 3-bedroom split
level. Mod. kit. with table space,
lge. rec. rm. with ground-level
entrance. Located on q lovely
level lot with trees. Close to
schools. shops and bus. OWNER
BUILDER will consider trade CT
low down pymt: On good terms
~ nsi, l PTTso MI rH AusiA ou"'
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SILVER SPRING, 5 sunnyside I'd.
cottage with 3 Dedrms., "a baths,
Nv. rm. with firepl.,. din. rm., kit,
full bsmt., gas h.-w.h:: lovely yarn,
SI.475 cash and SS4.85 mo. Dir. !:
out Piney Branch I'd. TO Sunnyside
I'd. and our directional signs to
open house. AGER a. SCOFIELD
Realtors, JU. S-42l0.
SILVER SPRING, IL Elwyn Ct,
omen Sunday, 2-B-Lovelv English
h attic insulated and heated;
rec. rm. with firepl. also large
game rm. Why pay rent when
cash and $500 MOI Dir: Out
Piney Branch I'd; mile beyond
right to Elwyn CT. AGER g. SCO-
FIELD, Realtors. JU. S-4210.
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AEC ONLY 10 MINUTES. 90
minutes northwest Of Rockvilie;
This gracious new brick rambler
with center firepl.: built-in garage;
3 bedrms., tiled kit. and bath;
very easy terms, only S16.950. BY
GxryAJTn niarnnad O-OQ6A
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Rambier; 2
bedrms., . baths; Z yrs. old. like
new; beautiful wall-to-wall carpet
home of distinction; corner lot
S30,O00 BY appointment only.
JU. 7-9427.
COLEsVILLE, coy, 2-br. rambler,
nrepl,, ful bsmt.. u acre wooded;
$1,000 FLA Apr. JU 9-S202.
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HILLCREST, D. C,
NEW RAMBLERS

OPEN TO-DAY, II TO ,
Al;Sti S r rambler ts,cS BEDROOMS rms
room, garage, patio, nice lot. Only
500 $50. Out Pa. ave. sc. to Branch
ave right on Branch to Camden:
left on Camden to 3tjth place: right
on Seth place to sim:
MITCHELL BIRON
lr q 9AAO EvaS III 9-2QeR
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RSS scIN zoe ~, cTTSs6S ays;.s2:
must be sold; 41asS loan: pay IKE
rent. OWNER. Weekdays. MR..
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SILVEH SFRINU AHEA--AbsoIuIeIy
no steps: 3-bedrm. brk. rambler :
frepl;: bookshelves. Complete mod,
e essHt sarus slsasS open sun
1-6 pm out Ga. ave, left on
Plyers Mill I'd, 1T. on st. Mar
garet's way. blk. to Jennings
I'd. left to o513. 10. h-3b43.N
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tcONTlNUEpl

COLORED
$500 DOWN-FHA
SHIPLEY TERRACE
We have several choice 2 and 8
bedrm. homes at only $75 per mo,
Mr.. Elliot. LA. 6-5151, LYMAN C.
DELE g. CO., INC. ST. 3-3520.
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$50 BRANDYWINE ST. s.E.-3-
bedrm. semidct. brick: assume 40
OF loan: $13.250. 10. 2-7758.
1000 BLK. ALABAMA AVE, Sc
2-story semidet; brk: living. din
ing rm. comb, lge. fully equipped
kit, list flr. powder rm,, Sx1O con-
crete back porch, 3 bedrms., bath
2nd fir.; lavatory in bsmt.
OWNER, EN-. 2-O777. or LII.
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Sill. SPG.- WHEATON, nr, NH and
Naval Hosp.-Brk. rambler; Q Ice,
rms, =. baths; tiled LED b ISN'T, Pretty I0tr
$S96 mo; pays all Wiss; ISL, ave We Or
Rocking Horse I'd. to. 4S1S Oxbow
I'd. Open 1-dark. ALLEN. REAL
TOR, RIA. 6-3333.
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BETHESDA (Wiidwood1 -Trans-
ferred owner sacrificing old brk.
split-level; 3 bedrms,. 2 baths;
newest model kit: above-ground
rec ,m.' y s BATH soo wi sssM lGt up 2
BOGLEY OF MD, INC. OIL; g.
1900, today teves.. OIL. 4-SO72l:
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ASSUME GI-BuY DIRECT FROM
block east Of New Hamp. ave-.
Newly decorated 5-rm. brk.. SEMI
detaches. Priced below market.
Small down payment to response
Bile buyer. Inspection by appoint-
ment. Elk. 3-210S week days.
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improved with 2-story 7-rm. house
new heatins plant. $4,000.
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SILVER SPRING, 5000 Takoma ave.
Drive by this 3-bedrm. home and
make us an offer. Asking $500.
BAINUM REAL ESTATE. JU. s.
1900.
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4 BEDROOMS. : FULL BATHS;
III. yrs. old; good cond.; Si9.soo.
Pick up my CT 4hes loan. 1922
Wexford drive. Rock Creek Pail
sades, Kensington, Md: 4 blks
on Conn. ave. ext; 10 minis. from
Bethesda Nav. Hosp. and NH.
4 blks. from shop. center and bus
line, l blk. from swimming pool
and recreation center. Ideal for
street; 2 blks. to elem. school.
] blk. to jr. and ST. high schools
bus. See OWNER at address or
phone VIII. 2-7400
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SILVER SPRING! OLDER FOLKS
DREAMl 1t has everythingl Could
not be more conveniently located!
Brick, sep. din. rm.. 2 bedrms.
hot-water heat. trees, little work
RIPLEY co. Ju- h-R111
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ROCKVILLE. Observation-Disclosures
FIiA-appraised at sii, 900. $3.50
On. $50 per mo. JOSEPH 8.
DEVEREUX, INC, PO. 2-00i0,
Pc. 2-4211, Pc. 2-Ql70.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-10-05
DOUGLAS ELEMENTARY

Our enrolment continues to
soar upward. Presently, our en-
rollment has almost reached the
1900 mark.
The Hosts and Hostess Club Is
doing marvellous job in assisting
as monitors in the cafetorium.
They make a stunning group of
boys and girls, all uniformly
dressed, moving gracefully about
the cafetorium.
Miss Charlotte Ellison, chair
man of our professional faculty
meeting, was splendid in her ex-
pert demonstration of handwrit-
ing procedures during faculty
meeting Tuesday. She received
tremendous applause from the
group after exclaining the steps
and techniques that may be used
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-10-05
$34,5OO DENTAL
G. w. CARVER HIGH

miss Carver High" fondly
known as Scieva, charming
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. L.
Adams, was fantasy in blue as
she sat In the gilded football
throne designed for her by the
Industrial Arts Department.
The fanfare by Freddie Ziegler
announced the professional that
preceded the coronation ceremony.
The attendants wearing rainbow
colors in formal attire; the foot
ball squad logged in green jer-
seys and white thigh-pants COM
pleted the picture of beauty and
strength as the background of
the coronation.
Charles Hobbs, president of the
Student Council, presented ''Miss
Carver High" with a bouquet of
red roses, before placing the crown
and her regal cape. The captain
and co-captain presented Iris
Gunner and Grace Edwards, the
ladies in waiting, with lovely
bouquets Of varying shades Of
pink roses.
Amidst thunderouS applause
and enthusiastic spirit, the coro-
nation ceremonies advanced from
one degree of grandeur to an
other.
Various members of the
queens court paid homage thru
song, readings, instrument and
dance.
The pep session led by Jenea-
tina johnson and James Corbett
was fine climax to the gram
deur Of the occasion.
Constance Albury, vice presi-
dent OF the Student Council pre-
sided.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-10-05
NORTH DADE JR. SIR.

Her blue is emblematic of 10y
atty, truth and intelligence. Her
white denotes purity. Blue and
white are the colors that N o h
Dade will strive to defend.
Our football team will play a
schedule of eight games this sea-
son. They are developing into a
forcible squad that should prove
difficult to squelch. We are CRATE
full to DR.. Styles and DR.. Hogan
who rendered their valuable time
and services by coming out and
examining the boys on the team.
Due to the hustle Of the con-
struction workers on our school
site many areas OF the campus
are restricted from student use.
/ am happy to report that work
on the cafeteria has been COM
pleted. We are anxious to test
the culinary genius Of Mrs. Bull
lock, our cafeteria manager. The
science laboratories the home
making buildings and the indus
trial arts room are near compile
ton and will be ready for occu-
pancy before the weekend.
Our sympathies are extended
to Kenneth Walker upon the de-
parture of his grandmother. We
regret the loss of our music in
structor, Mrs. Rosebud Joyner.
Mrs. Joyner has resigned her po-
sition to become the bride of
Roger Simon. We wish for her
every happiness in her new life.
The Student Council has adopt
ed~as its theme for the year I'm
proving Ourselves Culturally and
Spiritually" Their projects in
clude worghipping at a church as
a body monthly and attending,
viewing and listening to cultural
programs.
Charles d. Wyche, principal
Barnara B. Rollins, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-10-05
MAYS ELEMENTARY

The initial meeting of h e
Gould's chapter Of the New Farm
ers of America began with the
electing of officers for the group.
With Edward Russ as its presi-
dent, other officers are: 1st vice
president, E. Corney; End vice
president ]. Duncan; 3rd vice
president, G. Davis; secretary, T.
Role; treasurer, ]. Bennett; re-
porter, E. Davis; watchman, r.
Carson, and A. Thompson, adj
visor.
This is a national organization
of farm and rural boys studying
to become proficient in farming
and preparing themselves for pro-
greSsive employment In allied
fields in agriculture. The princi-
pal, Roby George, extended his
admirable blessings for the ex-
tended JOB that the chapter an
ticipates this school year. H.
Thompson, advisor, never heSi-
tates to secure and present any
contemporary problem which
might apply to the training of
these boys in order that they will
become proficient in their cho-
sen field.
The entire faculty mourns the
loss Of very dear, intrepid CO.
worker, in the person of Abra-
ham Thomas who passed on Sept.
%, after a long illness. Mr..
Thomas served in the capacity Of
dean Of boys at this school.
Roby George, principal
Joseph N. Williams, reporter
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HAPPENINGS IN OUR SCHOOLS
n teaching the subject.

| in teaching the subject.
An extremely large number OF
mothers and dads attended our
first PTA meeting for this school
year. Mrs. Bernyce Mack, our
gracious intelligent, and hard
working president, appealed to
the parents to become more in
terested in their school and its
program. Every parent is urged
to become an active participant
in the PTA program. Meetings
are held on the last Thursday OF
each month.
Mrs. Isabel Blues father is
seriously i'll at the Christian Hos
pital. We do earnestly pray for
his recovery.
Mrs. Witlean Ingram is aglow
with delight and happiness over
the arrival of her grandson,
Vaughn. Fluctuations to the hap
Ply family from the Douglas fam
lily.
Everyone left our weekly as
sembly program just little wiser
after seeing the third graders
presentation of Better Break
fasts Make Better Bodies" The
pupils engaged in choral speak
ing and a playlet in bringing out
the story behind the title of their
play. Sponsors for the classes are
Mesdames T. Cutler, G. Williams,
w. Doles, c. Johnson and Miss c.
Symonette.
Mary F. Williams, principal
Arleen Williams, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-10-05
A. 1. LEWIS

On Wednesday, Sept. Is Mrs.
w. B. Davis third grade class
presented a skit entitled "Com-
munity Helpers" The program
was very delightful and well re-
ceived by the primary depart
ment and patrons alike. This was
a eliminating activity in view Of
a recent unit on the community
helpers. The characters were:
William Deloach, doctor; Ethel
Walls, nurse; Marvellous String
er, policeman; Ralph Nelson,
postman; Cora Jean Griffin, IL
brarian; Ray Lee, Robert Starr,
and Theron Jackson, city work.
ers; Curtis McGill, fireman; Mar
garet c. Wilson, girl reading and
Dorothy Brady, girl listening.
Mr.. Richard Cook, our fifth
grade substitute teacher, furnish
ed the music for the program.
The second graders visited the
local fire station in connection
with their unit on community
helpers.
Among new teachers are: Miss
Gladys Humes, first grade; Mrs.
Flora M. Gibbs, first grade, Mrs.
Maudie McHenry, first grade
Mrs. Ida M. Whipple, kindergar-
ten, Miss ]. Blacknel, physical ed
ucation, and Mr.. Charles Weir,
music.
The PTA presented the first
yearly meeting on Wednesday,
Sept. IL. The program was very
interesting and Informative. For
our next meeting we have in
cluded Biblical Literature in our
social phase Of the program. A
thorough knowledge Of the Old
Testament win prove to be very
rewarding.
Our teachers are deeply in
volved in self-study practicum
along with our neighbors, Ma
rama Elementary. Our instruc-
tors are DR.. Hurflin of the Uni
verEity of Miami, Mrs. Charlotte
F. Clark, zone supervisor and our
principal.
Nelson Adams, principal
Henry O.. Mckinney, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-10-05
B. r. w. HIGH

TORNADO SWEETEIEARTS -
The search is over and after two
weeks of suspense we've found
our Miss Senior Tornado Sweet
heart, Betty Davis; Miss Junior
Tornado, Agnes Thompson and
the Tornado Princess Peggy Gray.
The girls will have their own
float for the football parades and
reign along with Miss BTW, Mar
cia Johnson, at all football games.
Eleventh and 18th grade stu
dents were shown an interesting
film concerning one of the con-
tagious diseases on Tuesday.
Nurse Higgs was in charge Of the
film. She returned on Thursday,
accompanied by DR.. Elgin Of the
Health Board, who gave an ex-
cellent lecture on the subject Of
the film, veneral disease.
Harold Culmer, Student Coun-
Gil prexy, who is also president of
the Intergroup Youth Council an
nounces that the IYC will hold
the first meeting of the wear,
Monday, Oct. 81 at the YMCA
downtown building.
ACTIVITY PERIOD - BTW
students enjoyed activity period
on Monday. Each student chose
an organization and attended the
meeting.
DRIVER EDUCATION - APP
proximately 80 students took
written examinations to qualify
for their restricted drivers license
this week. Mr.. Fletcher Paschal
Is the instructor.
AUDITORIUM RENOVATED
Renovation of the auditorium has
begun. $32, 900 has been set aside
by the School Board for build
ing dressing rooms and restroom
facilities in the auditorium. The
renovation will be complete by
December 2.
"EVA" NEARS - Evaluation
time has been set for Booker r.
Washington Nov. Is. The public
Is invited to participate in the ac-
tivities which are scheduled for
that time.
Betty J. Kelly, reporter
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MEHARRY GETS
STUDY GRANT

DIR. w. H. Allen, dean of the
school Of dentistry at Meharry
Medical College announces re-
ceipt OF grant in the amount of
$34,500, from the National Insti-
tute of Health, Bethesda, Mary
land. A two year study will be
made to determine the relation
ship between dental carries and
perio5ental diseases among Negro
youths living under urban and
rural conditions. Other informa-
ticn gained from the dental ex-
aLeinat:ccs will be benefit to the
en- ire dental profession and may
provide Information that can be
used in the future in the LONG
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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-10-05
FLORAL HEIGHTS
FORMERLY BROWNSVILLE


Approximately 200 parents and
citizens accepted our invitation
to participate in the organization
of our PTiA and the nsming Of
our school. The PTiA swung into
action under the unique leader
ship of Mrs. Mayrne Williams
past president of the National
PTA. Mrs. Williams did re-
marketable piece OF work in help
ing us organize our PTA. We sa-
lutte you Mrs. Williams, for your
splendid cooperation.
The following people were
elected to the offices indicated:
Mrs. Catherine Gibson, president;
Mrs. Maize Davis, vice president;
Mrs. Marie Hoff, secretary; Mrs.
Lydia Neisman, assistant secre-
tary; Mr.. c. L. Fitzpatrick, trea-
surer; Mr.. Willis Murray, chap
lain; Mr.. E. L. Kirkland, parlia-
mentarian, Mrs. Geraldine Ar
rington, reporter.
MRS. Grace B. Albert, gracious
~ IAoAAhC0 tASCC PCOPlC AOA az
cepting these positions and wish
ed them a successful year In their
various capacities.
Willis Murray, chairman of the
Naming Committee of the school,
gave the policies of the D a d e
County School Board, in selecting
a name for the school. F o u T
names were submitted to the
school. These names selected from
the attendance area of the school
and were presented to the PTA
for consideration. The names were
Manhattan Park, Olinda Villa,
Belverdere, and Floral Heights.
The group voted on the above
mentioned names and Floral
Heights won by land slide, and
was approved by the school board.
We were truly delighted in
having Miss Edith c. Boyd, Of
Jacksonville, manager Of the
Durkeeville Housing Project, visit
our school.