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New Pastor
Tokes PULPIT

The Rev. James Robert SUIT
tie. recently called to be pastor
of the Temple Hills Baptist
Church. Abb st. Barnabas road,
Sc. will conduct his first serv-
ices at his new church tomorrow.
At the l0:45 am. service he
will preach on 1.-THE Testimony
Of God" His topic at the 7:45
pm. service will be The Bible,
the Word of God"
He also will conduct a series
of special Easter services begin
ming April IA and continuing
through Easter Sunday. They will
be held at 7;45 pm. every day
except Saturdays.
Mr.. Suite is a graduate of the
University Of Louisville. the
Southern Baptist Theological
Seminary and the Moody Bible
Institute of Chicago.
During his % years in the
ministry he has served at
churches in California. North
Carolina. South Carolina and
Kentucky.
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Cook, pastor of Trinity Church
Moultrie. Ga.
MOrningside. 1898 Suitlano
road S.E.--The Rev. Roy Madi-
son. pastor Of Libert Church
LaneXa, Va.
Temple, 1850 Nebraska avenue
N.W.--Dr. Bruce Mills of New
York. American Baptist Home
Missions Society.
Temple Hill, 9400 Rockville
pike. Bethesda. Md.-The Rev
Paul w. Travis. pastor of First
Church. Gladys. Va.
Wisconsin Avenue, 1920 Alton
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Rev. John NJ. Tubbs Of Rich
mond. secretary Of the Virginia
Training Union Department.
Boulevard. Arlington boule-
ward and Westcott street, Falls
IChurch-The Rev. j. Dewey
Hobbs. pastor of Wingate IN. c.
Church.
Duke Street. 4345 Duke street.
lAleXandria-The Rev. Barker
Harrison, pastor of Westover
Church. Arlington.
Greenbrier. 540l Seventh road
South, Arlington-Dr. Roy
Gresham. pastor of Middle River
Church. Baltimore.
Hern on. Washington and
Monroe streets, Herndon - the
Rev. Henry A. Morgan, pastor
Iof the Wilkesboro IN. Co
Church.
Vienna. 222 Battle street,
Vienna-the Rev. c. G. Daven-
port. pastor. will serve as evan
gelist.
SPIN.
BallstOn, Eleventh and North
Vermont streets. ArlinQtOn-the
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The second of a two-week
evangelistic crusade by 68 WASH
ington area Baptist churches will
begin tomorrow.
Large attendance at evening
services since the drive started
last Sunday have been reported
by churches taking part in the
event.
Forty-three of the congrega-
tons belong to the District of
Columbia Baptist Convention and
Is to the Mount Vernon Baptist
Association of Virginia.
DR.. Sidney w. Powell, promi-
nent Baptist evangelist and form
er pastor of fremont Temple
Baptist Church in Boston. is
directing the crusade, which will
end April IA.
Dr.. Powell. a native of New
York and graduate of the
Biblical Seminary there. will
speak at noon-day services Mon
day through Friday in New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church,
1913 New York avenue NV.
Evangelists from many parts of
the country are taking part in
the crusade.
District of Columbia churches
and evangelists participating in
the drive next week are as fol-
lows:
1880 PM.
Calvary, Eighth and H streets
NW.-Dr. Carlyle Marney. pastor
OF First Church. Austin, Tex.
Camp Springs, 600 block AL
lentown road. Camp Springs. Md.
The Rev. George c. Thorne,
pastor. will serve as evangelist.
Forest Heights, 1903 Arapahoe
drive, Forest Heights. Md.-The
Rev. Michael Petrillo, assistant
pastor of Morgan Park Church.
Chicago.
First, Hyattsville, 5701 Forty
second avenue, Hyattsville. Md
The Rev. William r. Pankey OF
Richmond. Va.
Metropolitan, Sixth and A
streets NE.-Dr. Porter Bar
rington. pastor of First Church.
Van Mugs. Calf.
First, Suitland. 5100 Silver Hill
road S.E.-Dr. Dale S. Crowley,
ST., Washington evangelist.
Trinity, Riggs and Beechwood
roads. Hyattsville, Md.-The Rev.
Leslie E. Gould, pastor. will serve
as evangelist
7:45 PM.
BrOokland, Sixteenth and
Monroe streets N.E.-Dr. Sidney
w. Powell, former pastor of Ire
mont Temple Church, Boston.
Congress Heights, 62l Alabama
avenue S.E.-1he Rev. Jack
Holcomb of Atlanta, Ga. tele-
vision evangelist.
Covenant. 10l Xenia street
S.W.-Dr. Alvin G. Hause, pastor
of Baltes Church, Kansas City,
Mo. -
Central, SAP Annapolis road,
Bladensburg. Md. - The Rev.
Robert Cockrill, pastor Of Prin-
cess Ann (Md.) Church.
Fifth. 500 E street S.W.-The
Rev Edison G. Burke. pastor of
Bethel Church. Silver Spring, Md.
Grace, Ninth street and South
Carolina avenue S.E.-The Rev.
Reginald White of Brooklyn,
evangelist.
Hillcrest, Twenty-second and
1verson streets S.E.-The Rev.
Robert Holland. pastor of Salem
Church. Southville, KY.
Minnesota Avenue, $3.50 Min
nesota avenue N.E.-The Rev.
Woodrow w. Hill, pastor of
Florida Street Church, Green's
boro. N. c.
PetwOrth Montgomery Hills.
Seventh and Randolph streets
NV. (Petworth branch) Robert
Denny. Youth Secretary of
Baptist World Alliance.
PetwOrth Montgomery Hills,
Georgia avenue and Forest Glen
road. Silver Spring montgomery
Hills branch)-Dr CARTS Long
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8 PM.


BallstOn, Eleventh and North
Vermont streets. Arlington-the
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sELF-RevELATIoN CHURCH
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GREEK ORTHODOX
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Baylor was in lining up an unusual
quartet of cheerleaders, the girls are
divided on the question Of college
attendance.
Differing in no major ways from the
customs of bobby teen-agers
everywhere, the quads even have
crush on Elvis, whose picture hangs on
the wall Of the large room they share
at home Although they used to dress
alike. recent spree of individuality
has made them less practicable.
Sometimes they do and sometimes
they don't. And in school, each has
branched out and developed her own
circle of chumS.
But whether or not they remain to-
gether or move apart, Galveston knows
them as the four most popular girls in
town, possibly the biggest thing that
hit the city since the 1900 tidal wave.
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WinS0me F0urS0me

MYTH the chances about 10000
w to against the birth Of all-girl
quadruplets, and the probability even
smaller that they'll turn out to be
pretty, too, Geraldine, Janette. Joyce
and Joan Badgett may be considered
as lucky as they are unusual Now Is
years old and soon to be graduated
from Ball High School in their native
Galveston. Tex, the quads still attract
interest wherever they CO.
So far they've pretty much stuck
together, at school, on dates and in
extra-curricular activities. But soon
the sisters may go their separate ways
With college looming ahead, they have
to decide whether or not to attend
Baylor University in Waco. which, in
a burst Of Texas pride. presented them
with scholarships just a few days after
they were born. As farsighted as
Evening star., 1957-04-28

on time. She was an hour and half late
on the set for the scene illustrated here.
II shows Marilyn. as an American show
girl. receiving the Royal Carpathian
Order of Perseverance. Second Class.
from the Grand Duke (Olivier) Of Car
pathia "a mythical kingdom).
As a sideIight. we have learned that q
special coat Of arms had to be designed
for the non-existent Carpathia. The
shield carries a representation Of a noun
tain (Mon) and deer (Roe). Get it?
Playwright Terence Raftigan. who
Evening star., 1957-04-28

the photographs on this page. from
The Prince And The Showgirl," are
submitted in evidence that our Marilyn
Monroe hasn't changed.
Association with Sir Laurence Olivier
and Dame Sybil Thorndike hasn't mod
fled her wide-eyed and open-mouthed
school Of acting. Nor have her other
hiehbrow associations, including mar
riaee to serious playwright Arthur Miller.
Marilyn is still the peoples choice.
Despite her new earnestness. she still
is Incapable Of keeping an appointment
Evening star., 1957-04-28

Here your bsdpeod buys the season. luxurious traditional
and sparkling MODERN both Bates quality Beauties both
wonderful May Only sale prices. Smart colOr ongweang
musspoo that need ironing genuine Bates values
YOU can't afford to miss See them at better
Evening star., 1957-04-28
MariIyn Gets Her

Decorating Miss Monroe sounds like gliding the
receives the Order Of Perseverance,. Second Class
Evening star., 1957-04-28

BATES PRIDE OF VIRcINIA"
Luxurious new Heirloom pattern!
Richly fringed. reversible, preshrunk.
Areal prize at this low sale price.
Reg.I4.o5. ..Moy Only Iz.9sH
The Arizona post., 1957-03-01

81 VISITED many border
settlements and I found the
cooperation marvellous.
"In the kibbutZ where my
family lives, Givat Brener,
women were forced to take
over many tasks. For more
than $50 men between the
ages of 18-49 were modified
from the kibbutz for military
service.
"The Israeli women took
over the guard duties, the du-
ties of irrigating the fields,
feeding the cattle, milking
the cows and working in
factories.
"The Sinai campaign proved
how calm Israeli women could
be and how ready they were
to accept hardships."
The Arizona post., 1957-03-01
Youth Council
Observes
Brotherhood

Tucson's Jewish Youth
Council is taking part in the
observance of national Broth
erhoOd Week.
The Youth Councils human
relations committee has con-
Quoted interviews of persons
representing ups inter
ested in the promotion of
Brotherhood Week. Brother
hood posters have been posted
at the Center and the observ-
ance will be climaxed Sunday,
March 3 with a movie, socio-
drama and discussion.
The Arizona post., 1957-03-01

Vocational schools sponsored
by the Working Women's
Council in Israel, made the
plea during a stop here on a
nationwide speaking tour.
Mrs. Vilenski spoke to the
combined Pioneer Women's
Clubs of Tucson = Rishona
and Sheva Tigay.
"WE FACE a very difficult
task this year." Mrs. Vilenski
declared. "This year in Israel
Eve are taking in 100000 re-
fugees- Once they land on Is
rael soil a difficult job lies
ahead. They must be inte-
grated into Israel life, taught
how to live and earn their
own livelihoods.
more than ever now, in the
face of current political prob
lemS. we must bend our full
efforts to support the schools
of MoatZet Hapoalot. We hope
our message reaches every
American Jewish woman"
Mrs. Vilenski said that dur
ing the Sinai conflict she was
amazed at the marvellous CO.
operation of Israeli women.
with so many new immi-
grants in the country" she
said, 1--WE thought we would
face much confusion. Our
group went quickly to work
10 halt confusion and ready
The newcomers to face war
and even the possibility of air
attacks.
The Arizona post., 1957-03-01

Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. 1. Kotler of Tampa, Fla,
and Mr.. Benjamin Weistrop
of New York City.
The community is invited
to partake of the KidduSh
after services.
Melvin S h e r m a n Silver
man, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
The Arizona post., 1957-03-01

Norris Silverman, 3OO8 E.
Fourth, will be Bar Mitzvah
Saturday, March 2, at Con-
gregation Anshei Israel.
Melvin is in the seventh
grade at Mansfield Junior
High School. He plays the
cornet in the school band and
his hobbies are stamp collect
ing and architectural draw
ings. He also is a boy scout
in troop 109.
The Arizona post., 1957-03-01
Engagements
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Gold
berg of Astoria, Long Island,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Audrey, to
Herman Shindell, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Shindell of
Tucson.
Miss Goldberg attended
school in New York. Mr..
Shindell is a student in the
College of Mines and Engi-
neering at the University of
Arizona.
The wedding will be held in
New York in May.
Miss Goldberg is the niece
of Mrs. Jerome Amster of
Tucson.
The Arizona post., 1957-03-01
alHHllIluHlllnnIHHIHIHNnMIHlHIlIHRulIIlHIlilHuInn
Bar Mifzvuhs
IIIllIIIllIIInIIIIIllIIIIlIlIIIIlIHlHHInHIIIIIH

Allan Marshall Kotler, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Kotler,
will be Bar MitZVah March 9
at Young Israel.
Allan attends Catalina
Junior High School and is in
terested in athletics.
The Arizona post., 1957-03-01
Calm Of Israel Women
Draws Praise Of Speaker

American Jewish women were urged here this week
bend their full efforts to support the work of Israeli
women in integrating immigrants to that Middle
East country.
Mrs Basheva Vilensld director of agricultural and
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-03-22
the LOWDOWN

The nlues", says veteran blues
singer Jimmy Rushing In Down
beat Magazine, come from way
back In slavery days, from tho
time when those people weren't
treated right. A man would have
a plantation with ~ many as 200
working for him 100 OF them
would bo singing spirituais, and
tho other 90 would be singing he
or she songs, or songs about other
private affaira."
BIGTowN LowDoWN: Studio
Films, a New York company. has
just completed ~ Tv productions
for a Forthcoming Harlem After
Dark" series, Among those In.
cluded In the series are Count
Basic. Sarah Vaughan, Nat King
Cole Duke Ellington, ninah
Washington, and Cab Galloway.
Cleveland'a kYw radio station
presented special threc~hour
show saluttng Louis Armstrong
and other top Negro artists, "as
an answer 10 the recent bombing
at Louis Armstrong concert IN
Knoxville, Tenn, 80, Georgia
Gibbs, charged with being
one OF tho most notorious song
copy.catters In showbis, apparent
~ unsuccessful at copying Ruth
Sherwood wound up displacing
Browns faHt-riaing Lucky Lips"
has waxed q new one called. 81.
lent Lips" The platters. alp.
ping a bit at the disk appeal cash
registers. have Zoia tshe'a the
only female In the groupl doing
the vocalising on their new Hes
Mine" Some folks think Tony
Williams needs tho rest When
the Dlnah awards might club
equivalent Of movie "Oacara"D
were given out for tho best per-
formers OF the past year. Roberta
Sherwood wtndsd up dIsplacing
Lena Horne ms the top female
night club vocalist
Billy Holiday, singing her way
back east, In working al Mister
kellyH In Chicago this week .,,
A bouquet Of orchids 10 vocalist
Carmen McItae, a busy Eai who
ear always flnd time 10 squeeze
In n benefit for a worthy cause
Louis Jordan'R breathing much
easier since he left PhiIly. where
he played weeks engagement
at rcp's While In Philadelphia
no had a akirmish with the law
over an unpaid debt he owes
firm. and he was best man nj his
K,Iitarist Austin powelfs wedding
and reception which was subjected
10 an earlysmornlnR raid by city
police, who arrested the home.
owner for possessing Illegal aIoo.
hol The owner OF the house was
Mrs Edna Hawes, mother Of Dot.
tie Smith. vocalist with Jordan'a
band
AcrSamin' Jay Hawkins will 10
among the big attractions when
Phlily delays George Woods and
Mitch ThamoA stage their nam.
moth rock and roll spectacular at
tho Camden, N, J Convention Hall
on March 20,
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-03-22

The most dislIlusioned girls
are those who married because
they were tired of wording" -
steve Lawrence.
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POULTRY, RABBITS, EGGS

EGG INCUBATOR. 024-eee capacity
electric, never used so 5-dlld.
3Os
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DOGS. PETS. ETC. tcont.J

GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES
Axe. pets and show prospects
ARB,AND KENNELS. Res. PL. O.
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BOXER PUP. female. 81 months
tawn. Axe reg, sired by Champion
Hectic Acres, Loud Speaker; grand.
parents, Oh. Bang Away OF Sirraf
Crest and Carla OF Holmes Brook
500, WO. 6-575g.
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If YOU ENJOY TALKING to people
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APIS. uNFURNlsHED-D. c

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TAK0AlA-Attrae. 3-rm. apt: eonv.
suit. business person; incl. service
and linen. util.; SIS. JU. 6-3915
SILVER SPRING. MD, Sligo Park
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April l.; years lease required
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500 to Sl12. incl. utils.; new
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BEDRM.-SSl 80 UP
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FIJRNITTTRE

Selling all floor samples at cost Il
make room for new stock. Finest
quality Solid cherry and fruitwood
Modern and French Provincial. Bed
room, living room, dining room
EnRlander bedding, Open every nigh
until 9 O'Clock. OWENS FURNITURE
MART, Sl7 l4th St, NV. End floor
pDa
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GRAND PIANOS


We weel that We have the
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OF rebuilt and guaranteed
Grand pianos IN this area
You may choose from
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kNABE, MASON & HAM
LIN, CHICKERlNCi, STEEP.
STORY d. CLARK CABLE
NELSON and others In
variety OF finishes
We seldom have such a
wonderful display This is
your opportunity 70 become
the proud owner Of a beau
tiiul instrument which carries
piano guarantee, and
IS priced far below the COM
parable rev piano
THESE GRANDS ARE
PRICED FROM S7gb UP.
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1877 18th STREET NV
Apt 32--2 bedrms.. liy. rm.. kit and
bath. Incl all ntilS.. cow downtown
loo Jaaitor IN basement. $3.50.
Also l-bedrm apt, SO.
I3.7 R STREET NV
rm efiic., XII. and bath. incl: all
utils., -! 30; elevator bldg Mgr.
1926 27th STREET Sc.
Apt yea ISL Francis Xavier parishl.
. rms din, kit and bath, incl all
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flst and Nichols ave. Sc - rms.
din, xii ana bath. gas heat, $50 SO.
Key 3613 We pay portion Of gas bill.
POI ma STREET NE
> rms KIT and bath, new refgr.
and stove to be installed, incl. heat
and hot water sos,
Also several other units in desir-
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BARNEY CIRCLE. 1916 x st Sc
Ss5 incl all utils will furnish
If desired, for small add renta.
Res Mar. or TRACY CO, HI
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-12-14

amid a lot of c1laWing and
swearing. Arriving at the police
station, she cursed out every
body there including the police
women. Mrs. Thigpen denied all
this but the judge believed, and
fined her $34.00 and costs.
On the following Tuesday, De-
cember 10, Sgt. Chapman was
welding the gavel. The dignity
of the court was acknowledged
by having everyone to stand as
Judge McCrary entered and took
his seat. The states attorney was
on hand.
Fred Wilson was charged with
petit larceny on complaint of
Mrs. Mock, his one time land
lady who lives at 1922 Utica
avenue. Mrs. Mock charged that
Wilson had done about $4,000
worth of damage to her build
ing while living there and has
taken a wall cabinet with him
when he left, not to mention
that he was in arrears with his
rent.
Wilson denied the charge and
came up with the statement that
he had been going with Mrs.
Mock (who is apparently 25
years his senior) and she had
overlooked his rent until he got
married. Then she got fad and
did him dirty.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-12-14
GOOD
MORNIN'
JEDGE

Saturdays court was not too
cluttered up with cases. What
were on docket were mostly
traffic and there were a lot of
continuances. There were two
cases, however, which created
a little interest.
The first concerned R O b e
Petrie, 1865 Monticello avenue,
was charged with disturbing
the peace; and Wellington Jen.
kins, 1890 Hamlin avenue, who
was charged with assault and
battery.
In testifyirg Jenkins acknow-
lodged knocking Petrie down,
but said Petrie abused him to
the point of fighting and struck
him first. Petrie, who is already
crippled from a former incident,
denied striking jenkins and add
ed that Jenkins is ,bar-fly and
wanted a drink of his (Petrie's)
Whiskey When Petrie refused to
give him a drink an argument
ensued and Petrie was floored
by right to the jaw. All this
happened in the Twister.
Judge McCrary found the evil
dence out of balance. Petrie was
discharged and jenkins was fin
ed $1,000 and costs.
The second case concerned
Mrs. Matte Thigpen who was
charged with dirorderly con-
duct. The testimony brought out
that Mrs Thigpen raised a rum
pus in the Cadillac Club after
being urgently requested by the
proprietresS to leave the place.
When Mrs. Thigpen refused,
her husband took over but she
still refused to leave. The police
finally came and took her out
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-12-14
BARONETTES HOLD LAST
MEETING FOR THE YEAR

The Baronette Social Club
held its last meeting at the home
of Mrs. Leola Thomas, 1908 w.
135th street. Friday evening.
A lovely buffet luncheon was
served and games were played
Mrs. Thomas presented each
member with a gift to show her
appreciation for their splendid
loyalty and cooperation.
Mrs. Leola Thomas, Pres.
Mrs. Fannie Bibbs, Sec'y
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-12-14

The states attorney and the
consulted and decided that the
court needs more evidence. So
the case was continued to give
Mrs. Mock, who denies the ale
cations, more time to produce
witnesses.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-12-14
CONTINUED from page 81

washington. The police dept. is
being handled by the police
Chief, Hunt.
If you wish to participate in
civil defense as a warden o.
otherwise contact Mr.. Edward
Starks, Sr., director at Fulton
8-4121 Or Wardens; Youtheron
Jones, or James Kimbrough.
Join Now! Be alert Today and
Alive tomorrow.
Evening star., 1957-08-29
JR. DEB UNDERWEAR

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broodcIoth. -------- -.------- I.99
and Floor Washington. Silpey Spring and PARKin0toH
CHILDREN'S SHOES
l63-Ie9-29o childrens Summer cosuoI Shoes, broken
sizes, 8-z-----. ------------- 81
lA0-5s5-795 children's Summer Shoes, broken sizes
I.99
l23-599-795 Teens Summer FIots, brkn sizes, I.99
End a., Washington Sper Spring; Srd Fi, PARKtnOtoR
WOMEN'S HOSIERY
A00-l.35-l65 Fomous- Brund NyIons, short and long
lengths SH-II 4--~-------------- JJc
l00-e9e Misses, Women's Anklets, white triple roll
Street Floor. Washington Only
JEWELRY
I000-$l, s. White Costume JeweIy 25c
81, 81 Costume JewsIY. Simulated pearl neeklcees
broeeets, earrings co.. 59c, 2 for SI@
Street Floor. Washington Only splus tar