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Q pm. or Sun. TIL noon. s.
CASH RE0lsTER. Burroushs 80
model. eecpmulates 2 totals. extra
ss. s coma. di ssSd. vs. Stsd s4Bs Ss s1'
cHA1Rs-DininE room. mahoeany; e
ernmae straisht; reasonable. CO
CHINA. Noritake, Q3 pcs: pure. ia.
pan; never used, 500. Crib, inattr.,
stroller. teeter-babe. $40. Gil. g.
CHINA CABINET.. 4 piate-giasi
shelves. mirrored back oak VERY
lge.: excel. eond.; S4b. 80. e-s6of,
DEF FREEzE, le-cu.-ft. Victor Nd
right saoug Used only 90 mos Orig.
ne I $50 !, cash and take oyer !. .
ss.S smSpi Tor a Details fiio''s' can IKE
DEmUMLDIElEHs HOU. deep freeze,
best ofier. JU. B.l367.
DEHUMIDIFIER, Westinehousei $40.
Phone 10. 7-37s1.
DESK. maple, hole desk. very
reas. FE. 3-702S. Call sat. bet.
RING. guar, iiawiesi
white. More than * carat. WI. gold
TIFFANY setting. Never removed from
DIAMOND, v carat. perfect, fine
s %Snd. g; sss Sei 3D. !' 4ssS W. da
DIAN ONDs---Lady's ga cts, emer.
eh cut. Sb7ci iadys y cts. $50;
cts. 81, 1b0; iady's . cts, $3.50
S nv, Ssi S.ssSs. co" issS u u
ext, table With extra leaf and tabi,
pads. Z chairs, china closet and
buffet, $50. HA. 2-TiSS, after 4
pm, ali day sun.
DINING RM. SET. mahog.. johnson
GRAND Rapids. 0O-in, brenkfront,
IKE new; cost 81 900. make ofssf.
Nov. 70 sn. apt. "a. isles.
DINING NOON TABLE. blond lined
Qak, = matehing chalre like new,
500 o. best oifef. IA. 1.eoao.
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FOR Apt, CALI
KI. 1880. Ext. 100
ATLANTIC
Research Corp.
Alexandria, Va.

WAITRESS. hrs. 3 TO 10. See Miss
Reichenbaueh. 0ATEWAY RS.
TAURANT. Union Station.
WAITRESS. age 1885. evening
BARBECUE. 652l Rises I'd, Hy-
attsville. Nd.
WAITRESS. white. must be expef !.
reliable, alert. night shift. b.day
wk. THE SHANTY. iii Good Hope
WAITRESS and Waitress MANAGER.
white. CAL Elk. 3-02S0 between
day and night work.
WAITREssEs--Most exclusive res
taurant u Alex. Va, has openings
Tor 2 Mattresses. Only highly ex-
perieneed and most pleasant ap-
pearing and personabie need ap-
ply. TINo'S RESTAURANT, 1888
Powhatan st.. Alex. Va, TE. g.
WAITRESS. colored. over 81. expe.
rlenced in restaurant and club
penda6le. ABBY gI y'1 HARMONY IneSs snH ME- re
SPOT. b13 Ind st. me-, after Q D m.
w' Hbl soss nii.ht-elub type; steady
TAURANT. 319 Pa. ave. Sc.
WAITRESS, experienced in soda
fountain. Apply 1882 You 81. NV.
WAITRESS: hrs. from ls u 8 pm. :
person. CAPITOL GARDENS CAPf,
236 2nd At. NV.
WAITRESS, white. exper., depend.
able: good wages, tips; full or part
time. Apply In person 6i2 18th
WAITREssES, day on night; prefer
sc: area resident. Apply PACIFIC
RESTAURANT, 1921 3. Capitol
St. Sc.
MATTRESSES az, exper, Apply IN
person, Arlington Towers shopping
ctr DEMOS RESTAURANT. Mr..
WOOL PREssER, exper., in large,
modern plant. Apply IN person %
MI. Garrison. MANHATTAN LAUN.
DRY; 1928 Florida ave. NV. DU.
GIRL, for front once, 25-35: rood
working conditions. 4O-hour week
MAYFAIR LAUNDRY. 2nd ave. and
Colesville I'd. No phone calls.
GIRL, white. between 1890. TO work
IN dry-eleaning dept: no experience
necessary, Will train; 5-day week
E2SPGlSSpkMYE.' i5 SahY4 sTiS 4. ssTs 6%.
GIRLS (2)
For general once work in credit
CREDIT s chorHi Inc AM AND q ETRHT..
TURF. 707 9TH ct, NV.
LADIES (6l; AVON products are IN
sucn demand you can earn S2b-S4O
once or neiGhbcrhood. pi. 7.os2Yr'
LADIES = ROYAL, most popular
VARIETY PARTY PLAN in Nation
mas openings for 4 women. Higheet
ssommission, blggest hostess payoff.
TU 2-1bHi or CIR. 3-0gb2.
WOMAN WANTED fwhite), in ONCE,
10 ype. answer uhone and help
WOMAN, white. age rs To Is, 10
WORK IN general store. live In, rm.
from faS 0G s g. .nG n ~ Der VII, f a.,
l6-D. star. '~
WOMEN assist. for souvenir and
openings. Salary and company
Be- Apply stand No. 8. UNION
COLLEGE GRADUATE, attractive
Sss new n sp's 20 ho nEsp's S.sH
work jA. 6.S5s7' mus ''N"a''"'
~ YOU WISH . SELECT position
always see frst BOYD EMPfyOY-
MENT CENTER cor, 18th and q
nv, 100 openings DAILY - I'll
QUALIFIED PUBLIC HEHLTH
NuEsEs.galary. $500 20 200,
bpPRSIFf TMA dpd.Asx ,b co HEA,5dTIl
. an. 70 $50 p.m. ca $1,000.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES

REM0DELING from bsmt. TO roof;
rec. rm. are our speciality. Free.
courteous estimates. G. Z. STEW
ARR CO.. EN-. 3-6633. sP. 3-s222
REMODELING, from bsmt. 10 roof
additions, porches. dormers. etc
rec. rms. are our speciality. Free.
ART CO. EN- ias s.ssas. So. s. sss@-
ROOFING, new work, repairs. gutter
scouting: carpentry. paint. A. d.
THOMAS. WA. 7-7352, SP. 3-5O6s.
SAMUEL c. BOYD, INC. Repairs "a
all types Of roofs = residential,
commercial; guttering. spouting
Established over 81 years.
STONE. FLAGSTONE
AND CEMENT WORK
Specializing in stone retaining
walls. fiagstone or cement patios
steps, walks, flower boxes, porches
drives. lily ponds. For quality work
at the lowest prices, call JERRY
PELUzZO, mgr, LU, 1-4756, day
or night for free est. FHA terms
up TO 3 years to pay II desired.
TRASH REMOVED
Yds.. Bsmts. Cleaned. Free Estimates
WALKER TRASH CO.. Re. 3-2SO2
UPHOLSTERIN0-Retie springs. re-
MI cushions. clean sofas and chairs
Grapes and slip covers made TO
order: Free estimate. RA. 6-77l2.
MEN want floor waxing and paint
ing. general repair: cleaning Of
home, apt, or 0ffice purn. own ma
terial LU. 1-1202.
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FOR Apt, CALL
XII. 1880, Ext. 100
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE: 725 18th ST. NV.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

BRICK AND BLOCK WORK, ali
kinds: also concrete patios. Free
estimate. ia. 2-6715; CT. 6-35S3.
PAINTING; interior, exterior; ali
work guaranteed: call HA. 2-s573
UPH0ISTERING and repair done in
your home or my shop: all work
guaranteed. Call DI. 7-49s7. Mr.
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nElp--W0MEn
tcohfihUEDl

CLKRK-TYPIsT. for permanent po-
sition with local insurance COM
pany: diversified duties requiring
ayerege typist and proficiency in
simple arithmetic, general once
exper. pref. but not essential; s.
day wk. Apply 231 Dupont Circle
Bldg. 1346 Conn. ave. NV. Phone
CLERK.TYPIST, accurate typist, fol
general once duties. 5-day wk.,
10000. Ext. 25s.
CLERK-THPIST, living in vic. Of
ave. Permanent position. Age, is
IS. For branch once, large man.
ufacturing concern. b-day. 40-hr
wk many company benefits; new
air-cond. once. Phone EN-. 2-611b
for appointment.
CLERK-TYPIsT, general ONCE ex-
Wee. csl iii Tor interview. Il. e.sSii
CLgRK-TYPIsT in local CPA once
sal. open. Apply SlNRQD d fash
1888 DeSales st. NV. NE. S-4954
CLERK-TYPIsT. telephone. 5-day
week. white. aforementioned once
1887 Bladenshurg I'd. ne.
CLERK YPIST
To work IN credit dept; paid Blue
Cross disqualification, vacation. sick
leave: new air-cond. once. Apply
CENTRAL CHARGE SERVICE, SEC
18th st. NV.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

service; rs rental SIS Msc day' caoRAvafs8
OF WASH. 10. 4-7707.
CHAIN SAWS, pumps. generators,
SOD cutters. rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOL a EQUIP. CO. JU. 5-504O.
SOIL TLLERs, chain saws. electric
hammers. paint sprayers. extension
ladders, moor sanders, auto buffers.
boat sanders, terrace erinders,
lawn mowers. etc. FOLK FLOOR
SUPPLY, WO. 6-O52S.
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MELP-p0MEsIln

COOK. general housewcrk; exper (;
scod .sIsry. az. - s.sss sifn'''' rel
COOK AND G.H.W. to live IN: must
pe exper. and eapable:. nice Germ.
apt. TV: vic, Conversational &. C.:
800 per wk.; bM days. OIL. 1862,
c0OK.o.H.W.--S35; So days: thor.
have rec. local refs. RA. 6.oDss.'
CIV, and plain cooking for work.
ing family; rood position for de-
pendable competent person; live IN
OF out Ut Local refs: and health card
Civ. middle-agsd, fond Of chIi-
aren; must be willing TO- live IN
Boston, Mass. Summer at beach.
Pvt. rm. and bath; $40-S4b week
snd ma, health card required. Cali XII.
CIV, white, take care 2 children;
live IN. 10. 2-Di3S az. q pm,
Ekdys.: Sat. and Fun. IL AM
O:H.W.. .36-45. live In. fond Of chill
dreni y days; Sunday after bkfst.
$50. OIL, 0-63b3.
o.MW.--IrOning and child care,
Sui; refs, REQ. EN-, 3-lBf7,
G.M.W. and eood ironeri i day week
REGULARLY. Fri. or Sat. XII. 0-04Sb.
Civ, 2 days: Ksnslngscn. Md: IS
circle snd walk 4 blocks. Refs.
vi. l-DlOb.
G.H.W., B-dey week, very small
house. health card necessary: ref
crences REQUIRED: $40. Call u.
CIV. and child care, settled white
woman: 1--we int room and small
ssssblasFS ~, 1850. 10. 7-ebSS
Oh W, AND COOK, LIVE IN
TOP SALARY. BOX 1s-D, STAR.
HOUsLKEEPEn-Pialn cookina. nc
laundry 3 DAYS; S3b: references
REQUIRED, Wo. 0.333g.
H0psEKEKPERi baby nurse. white
only n0ndrinker. smoker, live IN;
800 mo, and keep; I child: b.day
week. Refs. WE. b.bbTT.
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ORGAN ,. aamsmond . PIN nsy: used
ORGAN. eleetronic, Lowrey organo,
new condition: special. S426.
KITS, 1880 @ ct. NV. RE.
PACKAGE OIL BURNER and boiler,
Amitcs sad stsnSsT saa Are9Rer fsS
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MOTOR TRAVEL

DESIRE RIDE TO Minneapolis, MINI.
2nd week Of May with another
nav WI pay all expfnses. food.
LADY. moving 70 Dallas soon. much
lnsEaee. yiil pay aecordingiy; refs.
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/ French provincial coffee
table. new; y purchase price;
Italian marble top, Gust. made $176
Reproduction, French provincial
dining table 100
6 French provincial din. chairs;
custom made. velvet seats - $50
2 Rollaway beds (half) is
1 Cedar closet As
1 Dressing table $50 in. widel,
mirror top so
I Large mirror, 51x53 ms. - rs
Pair Of small tables; ca. 10
EMERSON 1850 So
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HEEp-WoMEn

PREssER-Khaki work IN laundry.
experienced. good salary. wA0NON
DRY CLEANERS. RedVood $4,000.
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ON, pATNTTNCC

OIL FAIN
GALLERY closing. sivs.awey prices;
bun.. III 3. bU. 5.Siee.
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Large Lot Of used Ruc

o. A~SS ~ OoSA eS06O
Surplus Govt. property. al In
aOod S eon sse but S soGs n nese s eC
ing; 4.o"x6 .S1.5O. ca: 4'6"x9'.
$3.50: 9.x10i. $40. Also used 40-oz.
ToDAY's HOMES, INC.
77O2 Georgia Ave. NV, tn. $3.50
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FURNISHED ENTIRE CONTENTS
Of 3-bedrm. and den home. Silver
lge. RCA TV: Whirlpool washer.
electrolux sweeper. dishes. garden
tools. children's equipment. ETC.;
rent SIPS; Both avail. June II.
VIII. 6-6545.
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hElp-D0MEsTle
lcoNilNuEpl

MAID, LIVE IN. must have excel.
refs. Assume household duties and
child care; Attractive salary. Phone
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excel. cond.; sos. Also 3S-h.p.
OIL. 4-447o. Can be seen Sat. and
Sun, 5712 Bent Branch I'd, Tulip
Hill. Wash. 16. d. c.
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PIAN0-5h-ft grand in . beautiful
highly polished ebony. made in
S sW mus. se yes Zoo ssG L. fnd 1915
PIANO brand-new Gable. full-key.
board mahogany console; S495. de-
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WASHERS-DRIERS

NsSq dIisr 900 yolt. ana caT5
Bendix Economat washer = SAT
Westinghouse Laundromat port, $50
Maytag automatic SIT
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a. cAIMPsE 4 MUSIC co, -,

toIding, painted and court lined;
) ply. very sturdy. $40. AID. 4-2l33.
PTZZA OVEN, like new. bakes 10
gizzas at one time. reasonable price.
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JESCA's Sub Debs
Install 26 New
Members

The Sub-Deb Club, a teenage
girls organization sponsored by
the James E. Scott Community
Association installed IS new
sub-debs on Thursday evening,
May 2, at 8 pm.
The club has been organized in
the community for approximately
four years and has as its purpose
fun, service and entertainment.
The organization has done Won
derful project in and out of the
community. The girls have Spon-
Sored the annual Youth Talent
Show, solicit community Chest
funds, aid in the cancer, heart
fund, uplifting souls of unfortu-
mates during the Christmas time
through their caroling.
It's congratulations to the fol-
lowing new Sub-debs: Marvalene
Adderley, Rosetta Bush, Maeola
Ellis, Brenda Frazier, Betty Nc
Quarry, Marcia Johnson, Yvonne
Johnson, Esterlene Lewis, Mabel
Morgan, Betty Kelly, Grace Muir
ply, Beverly Nixon, Maude New
bold, Willie Mae Rauls, Betty
Dwight, Patricia Williams, Gym
thia White, Beatrice Wells, Leomia
Williams, Doris Thorpe, Make
Turf, Barbara Sargent, Patricia
Sconiers, Jacquelyn Rawls, Karen
Powell and Shirley Powell.
MRS. Harolean Storr, adult
leader
Miss Casandra Hanna, president
Miss Bonnie Newbold, Supervisor.
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Phyllis Wheatley
Art and Social Club

The Phyllis wheatley Art and
Social Club met at the home Of
Mrs. Jeroline Baker at 225 NV
9th st., for business and recrea-
ton. The business at hand was
the annual election Of officers.
Marie Price was elected the new
president, with few old officers
retained and several new ones
elected. The coming convention
of F. S. Federated Clubs at West
Palm Beach was DISCUSSED and
plans made for the game. After
the business meeting members en-
joyed a delicioU> repast and Mrs.
Ewerhadt thanked the hotess for
the same. Miss Olive Alexander
was a plea Sant visitor to the club.
Next meeting will be on the 4th
Monday in May at the home Of
Mrs. Clemens, NV 68th street and
14th ave.
Mrs. Marie Price, president
M. !. Daniels, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-05-18

Mrs. Dorothy p. Harrison OF
Lansston, okaI., grand president
Of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority,
Inc, was a recent Chicago visitor,
en- rout home after attending the
board meeting OF the American
Council on Human Rights, In
Washington, o. c. She was honor
ed at several social affairs while
In the Windy City. -(ANP)
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I'm LMze o,Moe 43 IS
l&AG) sq Stanley SweetinS y u

nent residence. His sister, Ann
Rogers, also returned upon visit
a few months ago.
THE JAMES REEVES Of opa
Loclxa are back in the saddle
again. She's the attractive school,
marin; he's the railroad fireman.
RUMoR PERSISTS that Ray
Rutherford, the boxer and bongo
player, and that Booker T. Wash
ington majorette lovely, are MIR.
and MRS.
tn MUcH.PuRLlclzED
Omega moonlight boat ride sails
the bay-front-blue tonight (Fri-
day.. The roundtrip cruise up and
down beautiful Biscayne Bay, has
all the earmarlo2 Of being a
honey" It'll be the second an
nual tour for the Omega boys and
this reporter, for, during last
years outing the Greeks and !
had one helluva grand time. II
you miss it, don't blame no one
but yourself, becaue all the hand
some dolls are gonna be there.
See you at $50 tonight!
A TRIBUTE: Tribute and hap
by fluctuations are extended to
Mrs. Nellie A. Powers, 500 NV
Flint Court, who will celebrate
her 83rd birthday today (Sat.,
May 18) Mrs. Powers, grand old
lady Of pioneer education in Mi
ami, founded and operated one OF
the city'S earliest schools for
Young boys and girls. Known as
Miami's best equipped and most
distinguished private school for
kiddieS, the Miami Normal and
Industrial Institute" was an asset
to the community. Mrs. Powers,
.pioneer Miarnian, owned and op-
Grated Negro Miami's first and
only complete furniture store. She
is considered the oldest living
member of Ebenezer Methodist
Church. Through the efforts OF
Mrs. Nellie Graves, a celebration
is planned for this devout chris
tian educator and business wo-
man for Tue-day night, May q
at her church. Many Of Mrs
Powers school "kiddies" still live
it is hoped many Of them vii be
corralled for the celebration
Along with Mnz. Powers in early
education for private school youth
was the late Mrs. Hannah Taylor,
founder. and principal of the Har-
rison B. Moore Orphanage,
semi boarding institution.
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CLARENCE TATUM is neao.
itiating to take over the chair and
umbrella concession at Fernan-
dina Beach come the approaching
summer. If all goes well, he'll get
his backing from big hearted
local philanthropist, who'll lay
down plenty Of sugar towards the
venture.
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his backing from big hearted
local philanthropist, who'll lay
down plenty Of sugar towards the
venture.
SHADDiE WARD Of Liberty
City's Shaddie's Tavern, came
through okay after that hernia
operation in Jackson Hospital last
week. Get-well congratulations
could not be sent to a nicer guy.
SALLY RICHARDS, "MIss q.
T. w. of 1857" is a part-time
typist at North's Travel Bureau.
The high school senior is a native
of the Virgin Islands.
DR.. CARL YAEoER, sr., is a
candidate for the approaching
confirmation class at st. Agnes
Episcopal Church.
THE cAsTLERock SHOW last
Friday late at the 535 Club, had
special ringside press accomoda-
tionc for the boys from radio and
newspaper row, The show is ac-
claimed one of the livilieSt late
time attractions along the boule-
wards.
ABRAHAM (Tus<egee) Thomas
1875 NV 66th ST., hubby Of Lou
Use Billiard, underwent the med
les scapel for a brain tlimor for
the second time at Jackson Hos
pital May /.
BIRDIE WALLACE 10 back and
am I happy! Contrary to our last
weeks reporting, the pert little
singer was not really MISSING
as this typewriter would have you
believe. BRIDES charming mother
informed us that her talented
daughter was down in Key West
on a singing assignment with
travelling troupe.
MRS. EMMA MADDOX Of
West Hollywood Carver Ran
ches) celebrated her lO2nd year
on this earth lact Thursday. There
is no one around who Is more en-
thusiastic about the celebration
than her daughter-in-law, Mrs:
ELLA Maddox, wife Of the honored
lady's son, Ira Lee. A resident OF
Florida for 10 years, the senior
Mrs. Maddox is a native OF
brownsville, Ga.
MAXINE BETHEL, the Charm
School chamer, was year older
last "wednesday. She's the gal who
brought charm and grace, among
other things, to a charm-hungry
community. Her modelling group
of lovelies are the cutest shape
lies ever.
"cAvALcAoE OF SWING"
onened at Cafe Society last
"wednesday night. Featured cuties
are Birdie Wallace and Thelma
Body Beautifully Williams. Bunsy
Reddings is choreoGapher Of the
aro,rp and it's a Jimmie Reeves
presentation.
Mr.. AND MRS. Eddie jones'
1890 NV First Ave, apt. 4, ceie-
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THE WEEKS WASH!

HELEN SANDS, and her
estranged hubby, Roland, have
decided to kiss and make UP. So,
the beat1teous Shapely who won
several local bathing beauty
awards, grabbed a plane out last
Friday and headed for Harlem
and her honey.
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DR.. CARL YAEGER, ST., 10 q
candidate for the approaching
confirmation class at st. Agnes
Episcopal Church.
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SHADDlE WARD Of Liberty
City's Shaddie's Tavern, came
through okay after that hernia
operation in Jackson Hospital last
week. Get-well congratulations
could not be sent to a nicer guy.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-05-18

THE ARLINGTON SAN o S
(he'S the stocking shop owner)
have their hearts and minds set
on moving into their new Floral
Park home at an early date.
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SALLY RICHARDS, "MIss q.
T. w. of 1857" is a part-time
typist at North's Travel Bureau.
The high school senior is a native
of the Virgin Islands.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-05-18

THE cAsTLERock SHOW last
Friday late at the 535 Club, had
special ringside press accomoda-
tionc for the boys from radio and
newspaper row, The show is ac-
claimed one of the liviliest late
time attractions along the boule-
wards.
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ABRAHAM (TuskeseeI

ABRAHAM (Tuskegee) Thomas
1875 NV 66th ST., hubby Of Lou
ise Billiard, underwent the med
les scapel for a brain trmor for
the second time at Jackson Hos
pital May /.
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nent residence. His sister, Ann
Rogers, also returned upon a visit
a few months ago.
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MRS. EMMA MADDOX

MAXINE BETHEL, the Charm
School charmer, was a year older
last "wednesday. She's the gal who
brought charm and grace, among
other things, to a charm-hungry
community. Her modelling group
of lovelies are the cutest shape
lies ever.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-05-18

THE JAMES REEVES Of or
Locka are back in the caddl
again. She's the attractive school
marin; he's the railroad firemai
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-05-18

RUMOR PERSISTS that Ray
Rutherford, the boxer and bongo
player, and that Booker T. Wash
ington majorette lovely, are MIR.
and MRS.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-05-18

SAMMY HEVNOIUo' us
Jerseyite, after Is years away
from the Offering lights OF Our
Town. returned during the week
for a brief stay. Reynolds, VINO
once emceed many Of the Modern
and Liberty theatres amateur pre-
eentations, has dedicated himself
"a an army career. With but 31
more years to go before retire
ment the dancer Is searching 10
cally for a homesite and perma-
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-05-18
"cAvALcADE OF SWING.

opened at Cafe Society last
"wednesday night. Featured cuties
are Birdie Wallace and Thelma
Rody Beautifully Williams. Buniky
Readings is choreographer OF the
sroup and it's a Jimmie Reeves
presentation.
Smyrna times., 1957-05-30
ST. Peters Church

The Rev. F. Sydney Bancroft
dedicated a new Episcopal Church
flag at the IL O'Clock service on
Sunday at st. Peters Church and
explained the symbolism, saying
that a nag is mot only a symbol
but a rallying point" whether the
flag of a nation or of a church:
The flag was the gift to the
church If the Women's Auxiliary.
The rector was assisted by David
Comegys, acolyte. Mr.. Bancroft
announced service of holy COM
muniou at 10 am. on Ascension
Day which is also Memorial Day,
May so. An acolytes' breakfast
will follow a corporate commun-
ion at am. on Sunday, June 2.
A change in the usual schedule of
services win be marked on Whit
sunday, June 9, in order that the
members of the church may par
ticipate in the baccalaureate SER
vice at Smyrna High School at
IL am. At st. Peters Church on
that day there will be family
service of holy communion at 10
am, attended by members of the
church school, marking the clos
ing exercises of the school. There
are also plans being made for a
daily vacation Bible class start
ing on June II and lasting daily
for two weeks from $3.50 to 1880
am. The annual outing for the
Smyrna times., 1957-05-30
Card of Thanks

We wish to thank relatives,
friends, and neighbors for their
cars, cards, floral offerings, and
many other kindnesses during the
recent bereavement in the death
of our husband and father, Harry
Regener.-By Mrs. Harry Regener
and Family.
Smyrna times., 1957-05-30
Gard of Thanks

I wish to thank relatives,
friends and neighbors for their
cards, floral offerings, and many
other kindnesses during the re-
cent bereavement in the death of
Thomas Jackson. BY Mrs. Thomas
Jackson.