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HOUSES PoR SALE NM.
COIORED9205 DN

COLORED-$295 DIN.
sth q MISSOURI AVE. NV.
RsS SSs ss S;1S EsT euesa 6ns sals
iro f vI poreh. rms, o heated nV den,
finished bsmt.. ca. h.w.h. iInmse,
|cond. Storm windows, etc. Call
TIL Q pm. NE. o-0570. ST. 3-3474
coLoRED-lst coMM.-l4th ST
INW,li $1,000 DOWN. s-Fm
brick with 2 bathal
90 RIGGS REALTY ~
RIA. 3-945O Elk. 3-4484
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SUMNER RAMBLER = We believe
it's the only true rambler In thu
community. stone and brick and
pretty as q picture: 3 bedrooms
ana the equivalent Of baths;
gear gar; gorgeous lot; perfect
s1 Ss,, splendia value ct $2s,s9g.
1-I4II or Wn a-aann. -
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eILVEk epRING - BUILDER'o
CLosE-ouT. Immsd. pcss. q
ern throughout. with 3 ige. bed
rms; and ga baths: loo. on .
sac. for ST. $50. on sood nnansc..
rd.' left on Forest Glen rd,. fitht
on Renfrsw 10 l0025 and open
sign. Open l It'll dark. sat, Sun.
HE. 4-bb3l.
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kENslNdTON = Very attr. 3-bed
E9S, '1 S:s s.S SsPSi &c. Ss! s sIss
81 loan. W.. VsIsssss. u"' '''''
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cLEyELANp iANk-Chafming 3.
and bus, Lovely fenced garden;
9lraeei s22 500. Call Mr.. lell,
RI. 7-Q1on, exeluslve With SIM
MONS PRobBRTIE8, Oh. 2-0f30,
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HOUSES TO SHARE

sth and jefferson sts. NV.
I HisSdyp t e Pcy nrENEs sai sA ls
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SHvER sPRTNG-This Is On IN.
ionial. located Within watkins dis
lance Of schools, shopping and
transp; Three bedrms,. Ia baths,
separate dining rm. All rooms sre
spacious. Hot-wateT heat, garage.
s sf l: sls5e Ss , R5iffd od sST q Ss
p-62OO. -.
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WO0pM00R-4 bedrms.. 9 baths.
and available for immediate oceu-
paney; walk to schools, shopping
and transp.; priced below OF ap.
praisal ct only S1s.600. GRAHAM
a CO.. JU. 6-601O.
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WHEATON, 5000 dovn-smart s.
bedrm, h9tck rambler: rec. rrn
with bar. all-elec. kit; MAZDA
room, neRly decorated. Only
Al5'g60 AID It's g bargain, Raj
eyes. IL A.1an2.
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ne. 1851. '
81. BERNADETTE's SCHOOL
ARA In WoodmoorI AttEae;
side screened porch; hrepI.. sep.
din. Fm.. 3 bedrmS.. extra sums
mef kitchen and rec. room IN
bsmt,; level lot adioins park
S1S.950l EASY termsl RIfLEx
CO.. JU. 5-6l1I.
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WOVDsIDE PARk, sllyer epFlns--
perfect setting for this l-bedrm,.
custom-built. brick house with
swinminS pool ct 1879 wccd;ide
Gittinssr, with WILLIAM III.
THROcKMORTON, Reaitor, 81.
7-009o, EN-. 3-7Sfib.
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ing 2-Story home only 3 few
S %SPshs o sss II pf s.:ss c on sn5
kit. with table space. paneled den
ana powder nm. on LIST A.. full
bsmt:; excel. lot: Ice. 4lSss loan
can be assumed. See today. cal
gg,,cSs- t22s ,i az erR.m.' Law
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COUNTRY LIvINGi Si5.050-won-
derful large 3-bedroom homo site
uated on beautiful wooded is-acro
lot and featuring a full basement,
large kitohen with table space; ga
rage; SIDE screened porch plus
many, many extras found only
with COUNTRY LYING Priced
ridieulously low; call early 10 10.
spect this lovely home. GRAHAM
" Co, JU. 6-ebbO. ~. b-601n,
NON CT OPPORTUNITY, 3-bedrm.
Sk..,d rambler m, sbbsSmt. M Mt.
Trades. TAMBLYN 4 CO.. VII.
0-043b, VIII. -6-9334.
EXCEPTIONAL. brand -new centerS
hall, a-bedroom, 2M-bath. ALL
brick rambler, situated on leb-fe
wooded lot; In addition TO large
rooms throughout there Is a eas
rage; separate dining room with
French doors, rear patio, tablo
space In modern ail-eIec. kltehen.
vanity baths, full tiled bsmt., plus
extras and more extras. see this
82b,e5O beauty early, ORAHAk
\ CO., 10. b-6OiO.
CONTINUED On Next PagS.I
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Private Houses
OR
Duplex Apis.

ist FLooR--Large living room,
dining room and kitchen.
2na ELooR-2 or 3 bedrooms
EACH HOUSE HAS front and
back yards; lawn care, ell utilitief
included except electricity.
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DARLING HOME-coEy, neat. a.
clean ~ q pin, situated on beauti-
fully shrubbed lot facing public
golf course and located only y
block from transp. Featured Do
baths, run ssnt. completely tiled.
ideal iiv. rm. with beautiful brick
hrepl. for that cory winter evening.
The sad owner has been trans
terred and win giye immediate oc-
Asking g SSl,oa'boo: GRAHAM 4 Coz
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CHEyY CHASE AREA - So. 300:
SIC Ssdim aos' iaII I baths. sSa SKI!
liv. Fm., formal din. rm., entr.
foyer: bsmt. rec. area; $3.50 mo.
with minimum On. payment. 10.
5.30e6. SUBURBAN PROPER
TIES MOT.
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SILVER SPRING-Fovr Corners
seSool. c s1bedr n Care Cd: I'D
bsmt., fine cOnd. Price $4,000.
HUGH u. PECK. He. 4-o4Q0 I'll 9.
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KENsINGTON: priced for quick
fi Ssmt ,.5 5s@Sl vsio .b esSE%s
BY OWNER. 10. b-b0a1,
KENsIN GTON--Whlte Cape Cod il
biggest little house anywhere for
Yl4,a50: . bedrms., plus den,
4th bedrm, or nursery, sep. din.
E rm. WIN MISPLACE ss''e even pT'G pcwd ty
rm on 1st floor, bath on end
ioor; best gaS heating equipment
in full bsfnt. with outside en-
trance; alum. storm sash: fenced
yard flexible financing too. one
example: II you can pay $4,000
taxesl you can own house debt
free IN only 10 yrs. Compared
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CHEVY CmAbk - Impressive brk
rambler. .-car garage, eenterhall
sep. din. rm;, huge kit, scr. porch
s : 9sdimi S.,s e ssa.t,f 81. rec IN
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ROCKVILLE = Immac. 3-bedroom
home; nv. rm. finished in natural
wood: very large kit, util. fm.;
level fenced yard; nr; sehools and
swlmmins pool; only SlzsgoO; SIoO
D. 3. YOuNKIN. 70. A-eO22.
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IbbEE Ben X new .p alEHsMS FI AS
1900 50. It. Of Nv. area; On lge
lot with trees 70 rear, S27, $50;
$1,000 On. 70 qualified purchaser
BETHESDA REALTY CO. OIL. T.
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TEMPLE HLLLs-Reduced 81, 600
for immed. sale, Lovely 4-be1fn.
brk. Cape Cod; liv. Tm. With dres
place. full hsmt.; beautiful eGr.
i lS,; only psie ssSg. .w NTH cszesl.
PRUDENTiAI, REALTY ca
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BETHESDA (BurninE Tree area)--
Hig colo9isl on e r., !. IN.
2nd a.: nm. rec. m. Natn b.. az.
s Hay BATH safsb ear usr S srrss
Low Lower DS ZOE. sAMuuiRL 0i 4. BODILY
OF ND. INC. OF. 6-7e00 It'll Q
BETHEeDA, near N.fH.-BIg, s
ssSs s, n,s Sclcnins lI Y n esautiiy
An. bsmt.; ser porch; slate roof;
lovely fenced lot; TREEsl I,96O
down may buy! Asking S1e.05O.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, NC. OIL
2-1OO0. eyes. WO. h-0R3b.
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): powder rm. and ui iaIl 'I Ssth, ' )
s SSdr% Os s re- 5S assume 81 Sre tsnssS
SUBURBAN hsa % p iscPf IL so-SSs oT..
RAMBLER FOR CHILDREN-AIi-
sf' scb SSH. n bi9 %msc , Scns ~ n.
irepl.; level fenced ". $1,000
WITH terms. a; ,. kEsstNoER 3
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bLLMEepA. Sz1.b19 = Closs z
nm. modern kit... fun bsmt. Sc.
WRIGHT EN-. $4,000 til 3 pm.
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1 .VsI.sl. ifAI a.sII. ''' q. '0'si
lease; University 7-stSs. after
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SI3,R5O-By oWNER. no agents
please. 0-rm. brick home; 3 bed
rms. mod, kit. 10 Gu. n. freezer
gas h.-w.h,. garage. bamt.. tile
bath. shower; plenty extras; furni
Or unfurn. For info. call IA,
Evening star., 1957-08-25

more than anybody in his
country to promote an in
flow Of visitors and he's been
at 1t since 1947.
Most -blooded delegate
attending will be SPANS
elegant, multi-lingual Duke
de Luna. He. like the other
foreign delegates, heads his
governments tourist or travel
office. OF the So conferees,
only the United States has
no governmental tourist Of
fice for the promotion Of
travel. Handsome H. H. Kelly
directs the international
Travel Division Of the De-
partment of Commerce but
its duties are technical not
promotional.
Belgium viii send its COL
orful Arthur Haulot, one Of
their leaders Of the under
ground during the war. and
also a well-known poet.
From France will come Jean
Boucoiran who recreated
tourism there after the war
and is aware that the French
attitude toward tourists is
hurting the industry but he
can't do anything about it.
Tourist officials say that the
Evening star., 1957-08-25

nier. Gabriel Olivier, who Is
said to run everything in
Monaco that Onassis doesn't.
Jet Effect
Biggest effect of the Jet
commercial plane on the
Western European countries
will probably be felt by Ire
land. Her big impetus to
tourism has come from her
international airport at
Shannon. So many people
who stopped there decided to
look around. But Jet planes
will overshoot Shannon.
Incidentally. newest pleas
ure capital in Europe is HAM
burg. It's becoming one of
the chief night spots with
everything wide open.
Most forward looking item
on the Washington confer
ence agenda may be the talk
on pipes and pills" by Amer
ica's Surgeon General. He
will explain to delegates
about the Pan American
Sanitation Union and Inter-
American Travel Congress
booklet that sets forth
Evening star., 1957-08-25

two factors that are causing
foreign visitors to whip
through Paris in two days
and head for Italy. Spain,
Germany or Austria are price
and politeness. The deval-
uation of the franc will help,
but the Frenchman is still
the most independent man In
: the world.
He shows an amusing dis
regard for American dollars
by closing shop two hours in
the middle of the day lest
anything interfere with his
delectable French midday
meal. and by shutting shop.
entirely for the month Of Au-
gust so as to enjoy his belle
France.
From New York too will
come French tourist boss in
America, Andre Alphand,
charming brother of success
full Ambassador to Washing
ton Herve Alphand.
Britain's director general
Of travel is a small dynamic
Scot by the name of John
G. Bridges who helped start
the international travel
union. And Monaco will send
a great friend of Prince Raj
Evening star., 1957-08-25

plumbing requirements for
hotels and restaurants.
Even If the foreign gov
ernments don't adopt the re-
Quirements that meet Ameri-
can standards Of sanitation.
individual hotels and res
taurants could do so and
draw a lot more trade by ad-
vertising same. :. The pills"
part Of the talk will tell how
to keep tourists well while
travelling.
So the stage is getting set
for the jet. Hold onto your
hats, folks. the trafflc's 60
ing to be t'rifiic!
Evening star., 1957-08-25
By BETTY BEALE

But the McCarran Act that
forces the ordinary tourists
to the United States to sub
NIT to q humiliating expert
ence puts US at q disadvan-
tage.
Greatest source Of bewil-
derment to NATO is this
country's willingness 20 spend
millions through the USIA
to tell foreigners how won
derful democracy is-where-
as We don't do q thing to
facilitate their coming over
and seeing for themselves.
It's positively zany. say travel
men.
European Personalities
The November 4 to .
world travel meeting will
pring some interesting per-
sonalities to our fair Capt.
tai. Washington socialites
may get q chance to meet
some of these good-men-to-
know at the ultra chic In
ternational Ball on Novem-.
Der 8.
Ball Chairman Mrs.
George Wheeler has been
conferring with Mrs. Mano-
lita Doelger, able head Of
the Italian State Tourist Of
fice In the United States,
about making 1t possible for
delegates to subscribe to the
beneflt AFFAIR.
Since this years ball will
be designed entirely around
an Italian motif, It's almost
Q certainty that Piero
Romani. Mr.. Tourism" in
Italy. viii be there. The
brother-in-law Of the late
Premier de Gasperi has done
Evening star., 1957-08-25
EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
Washington Gets Two Boosts
For Development of Tourisrn

On the eve Of embarking
for the iieshpots Of Europe
this writer discovered that
she was headed for the area
80 per cent Of American tour
lists choose-i.e. Europe and
the Mediterranean.
What's more her hard
earned nickels viii make that
figure Of SIS billion re-
ceived by foreign countries
from Americans in 1856 soar
even higher. Perhaps soar"
Is a little strong, but why
quibble?
Further investigation
proved that Great Britain,
that hasn't felt as lovey-
dovey toward US as it used
to. made $134 million OF
American tourists in 1856.
This invisible export" as 1t
is called, was Britain's big
gest dollar Garner, bigger
even than Scotch liquor which
rapidly becomes even more
invisible, If you know what I
mean.
To retaliate Britain has at
last lifted the restrictions she
had on the amount Of money
British pleasure tourists
could take out Of their isles.
Instead Of 5 pounds they can
now bring 100 pounds each.
4 With the Jet commercial
nlane on the horizon, 50
many things are going to
Aappen in travel that It
makes your head dizzy. Two
things close to home are
Senator Javits' amendment
to the Mutual Security Act Of
1857 which became law last
week. and the conference In
Washington In November Of
the International Union Of
Ofncial Travel Organizations.
1t Is meeting here for the
first time in It's 12-year his
tory.
SENATOR JAVITs'
AMENDMENT provides for q
commission to study the bar
riers to international travel
and the ways Of encouraging
tourism. which means incom-
ing as much as outgoing.
Right now foreigners don't
spend half as much here ~
we spend abroad. At the rate
Americans are going In their
beyond -the-border splurging,
the 8 per cent Of our money
we now spend outside the
country may. with the ad-
vent Of the Jet. 60 up to Is
or even 20 per cent.
Increased incoming travel
could help counteract that
outgo, says Americas travel
NATO National Association
of Travel Organizations).
Evening star., 1957-08-25
Meeting Plonned

The Opt Mrs. Club Of
Washington will hold its
monthly meeting Tuesday at
the Kenwood Country Club.
Plans will be made for a
rummage sale on october 2.
3. 4 and 5 for the benefit of
the Boys Club of Washing
ton. Chairmen of the sale are
Mrs. Edward Bowie and Mrs.
Harold Roche.
Evening star., 1957-08-25

IL yOu ION6 W eHL6TLdlH III CHe
casual manner, you'll welcome
the Casa Linda walnut chow
table. All the qualities impor-
tant in contemporary design are
there the clean look :. low
scale proportions and eight
slender octagonal legs to give
the required light touch. The
designer, Ray Sobota, has given
us just enough elaboration to
create interest, with an inlaid
walnut top in a bleached, dis
tressed finish. Serving meals or
snacks on the chow table is
smart and your guests will
appreciate the comfort this 20
inch height affords them. This
piece is truly functional and
superbly designed to match the
68 other pieces in our Casa Linda
gallery. See our collection of end
tables, lamp tables, commodes,
triangular cluster tables, and
especially this unique chow Ia
BILE ;. all sale-priced during the
final week of Schneider's August
Sale.
Arkansas State press., 1957-12-13

again sometime-the paylet interestingly done.
Peggy Cyrus, and Gary Tanner did a wonderful job
through words and song of thanks Sorry could
graduate you personally Tanner but continue you and
you'n certainly reap the benefits
Linda Lightnep. had almost forgotten how wonderful
good speech could be- but your speech THE technique of
Being Thankful" still hear You have great speaking
ablity-do you get all the practice available to you?
Betty Afford Ernest Jean Lggins Carolyn Jones
did lovely speaking parts in keeping with the Thanksgiving
spirit How proud you be that you have much talent
Ruth Sims, Gloria Chant Edna Smith, and Lawrence
Williams loose the attitude life that you
have You have the spirit that each person have in
order to achieve I'VE Thankful in Spite of - Your
talks lovely and inspiring that l had
to slip out Why? Well. had anyone noticed that
filled with tears, my identity would have been revealed
Sorry did witness your contributions Savoy Wiley
Essie Knowles Sadie Scott Dolores Hubert Beatrice Mad
son. Theartis Hunter William Whitfield, and Larry Richard
but I heard really missed a
The audience singing America, the Beautiful"
left, AMI vowed whenever I'm in Little Rick Horace
Mann is having assembly, Dorothy Jackson will be there
Hi-Y and YTeens Plan First Annual YuIetide Ball
The Star Climbers club and the II-Y Knights plan their
first annual Yuetde Ball. December IT, in the Horace Mann
Cafeteria the theme of the decoration Winter Wonderland
The Yuletide Ball is formal and invitatonal. The Y
their guests will dance the music York
Wlbun and the 'Thrlers in the Horare Mann Cafeteria
form 500 p m. to HOO p m.
The presidents of the two clubs Y-Teens neZ Stew
are Hi-Y, Knight Waldo Branson
Arkansas State press., 1957-12-13
WITH THE SCHOOLS :
Around Horace Mann High =
,.,ersI Mathematics Glasses

The General Mathematics classes at Mann high school
ave Just finished their second sxweek PERIOD with great
Enforcement the first six-week period.
Pupils making AS for the second six-week period
oy Carr John Anderson John boxes, Samme Jean Ray
onzo Scott. Lawrence Shine.
The classes beginning comparative study of per-
tages and ratio and proportions and applying their
sage to everyday real life problems
bbsevaons of Visitor at the Thanksgiving Assembly
I'M Dorothy jackson Student from AM&N College,
On November 81 l. Dorothy Jackson quietly and
keen in the Horace Mann high school auditorium sharing
e 10y Thanksgiving recognize and love good perfor
nance and must tell you and friends how well you did
You will know when is observing you keep
hp the good work.
First, must mention the devotion; l have wit
anything in such sense-Devotion! The prayer
he National Anthem the Flag Saluteand the thing that
ives joyful feeling of being part of all is the
ncere mood that enveoped the audience they
Emg-"Lift every voice and sing, till earth and heaven
hing, =
Eugene Patton Mary Martin. and Edith Lowe, I'll re-
ember you for the fitting words in prayer and song and
HE world Background Of Thanksgiving.
I've always loved actng-so Eddie Joe Washington, Cleo
aggs Leo Braggs and Rose Bryant, hope to watch
Arkansas State press., 1957-12-13
Scipio A. Jones jr. & ST. High School

From The Social Studies Department
The Social Studies classes of Jones junior high school
busy engaged in the study of United States History AS
history based information about all of the activities of
grohp has been attempted show ahese individuals that
they hold important roles in the maknd of history since
history embraces the entire story of human development from
the earliest time to the present. it is than
rangement of Names dates and Actually history is
the story of human action
In any field of study there is history be mentioned
have History of Education History of Music;
History Mathematics To further illustrate its many inn
pcations, it has been pointed to the student that his
scholastic record is indeed, history in its entirety.
Six classes of the eighth grade presently studying the
textbook This Is Americas Story by Wilder Ludum and
Several eehnique have been employed in the attempt
enrich the background of these future citizens
these oral and silent reading events spelling and
Arkansas State press., 1957-12-13

AHAKE A CHIFFON PIE TO TOP OFF YOUR FESTIVE
Iva DNNERSust right and delightfully."- light for that perfect
finish to hearty meal bright and colorul mixture of fruit
trult cocktail mix the simplicity with diced is
folded into whipped lemon chiffon filling mix and poured
into baked crust The small pieces of leftover pressed
the edge of the regular intervals baking
to represent leaves-a gay little touch .
Happily this pie be made day ahead since it should be
chilled several hours the refrigerator before serving Mounds
of whipped like mounds of ewfallen snow, may be
added for those who don't mind few extra calories
NESSELRODE CHIFFON PIE
package Jell-O ii cup sugar
lemon chiffon pie filling l teaspoon extract
u cup boiling water "a cup drained fruit cocktail
a cup fruit juice 4 macaroon cookies,
Id ed l
l baked 9inch pie shell, cooled
P2cc pie ming mix in large deep mixing bowl Add boiling
water ard mix thoroughly Add juice and cold and beat
vigorously with rotary beaten highest speed of electric
mixer until mixture foamytekes about minute Add
and beat until filling stands in peaksakes about mi
es Fold in rum extract hreeourhs of the drained fruit
"aefourths Of the cookies Pour into pie she'll Sprinkle
r nit and cookies Chill until firm-about houYr
Arkansas State press., 1957-12-13

TO Mr.. Beavers
No Honor or Monitor Roll
81 Mrs. King
Otis Harris, ir
Earl Edward Jones
Calvesta Joyce Smith
80 Mr. Cannon
No Honor Roll
8-3 Mr. Dade
Emma Ellis
Gary Person
ga Mr.. jackson
No Honor or Monitor Roll
8-5 Mrs, Pattillo
No Honor Roll
SO Mr. Herman
Linda Franey
James Blue
9-2 Mrs, Ivy
Addie Mae Smith
Izora White
o-3 Mr.. Palmer
Faye Annette Smith
9-5 Mrs. Byrd
Evelyn Days
Bettye Johnson
Arkansas State press., 1957-12-13

o. Mr.. Brittnum
HENRIETTA Dudly
IL Mrs. Taylor
Sharon Annette Nicholson
Monitor Roll
To Mrs. Eskridge
Chester Powell
Maurice Haygood
Verna Cruthfield
7-3 Mrs. Washington
Marion boxes
IA Mr. Green
Harry BasSett
Mary Jean Brooks
10 Pamolan Henry
Angelina Marshall
Annie Sue Smith
rs Miss Pledger
Bobbye Green
Ruth Hill
Alice johnson
Paul Isbell
Gladys Pettu'
81 Mrs, King
Earnice |. Reed
See sCH0oLS-page six
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Xmas Program
Ring Out Glad Bells" is the
title of the program to be given
at the Central Christian church
on Sunday evening, Dec. %. He
Is Our Peace" is the title of the
program to be given at the
Methodist church, Dec. % from
1000 a. m. to 1870 a. m. The
public is cordially invited to at
tend both these services.
Glass To Meet
Glass No. 9 Of the Methodist
Sunday school will meet with
Mrs. Dorothy Moore on Friday
evening, Dec 20. There will be
covered dish supper and gift
exchange and husbands of men,
berS are invited.
W.S.C.S.
Thirty four members were
present for the Christmas meet
ing of the W.S.C.S. of the Meth
odist church which was held at
the home of Mrs. Mabel Coultas
on Tuesday evening of last week.
A covered dish supper was
served at $50. This was follow
ed by a Christmas program, Mrs.
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surgery at the Guernsey Me-
mortal hospital, Saturday. Mrs.
Jewell Patton entered the Good
Samaritan hospital in GAINESVILLE
Sunday and will undergo sur
gerry on Tuesday.
Mrs. Warren Miley and daugh-
ter, Betty were shoppers in
GAINESVILLE, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mckee,
of Cambridge, spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Mckee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Secrest
and son, John visited Sunday
afternoon with Mr., and Mrs.
Randolph Murphy and family, Of
ChaSeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Shriver
and daughter, Sarah Jane, of
route /, called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Miley and daughter,
Betty. Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Harper
of Canton, Willard Harper, Mr..
and Mrs. Homer d. Trott and
sons, Roger and Ricky of Cam
bridge, visited the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs, Homer Trott.