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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-27
Painter Seeks.
Third Victory
In Laurel Pace

Painter. a black beauty owned
by Mrs. Charlotte N. Sheppard
and A. c. Nudge Of Hanover. Pa,
goes after his third victory in q
short but promising career in the
first division Of the featured
5000 Potomac Pace tonight at
Laurel Raceway.
The 2-year-old Is unbeaten and
figures to be the 6-to-5 choice
to pick up the winners share Of
the $3.50 purse. Coupled with
Painter as entry will be Johnny
Simpsons Jacob Hanover.
Adios Whiskers, owned by Mrs.
H. l.. Rubin of Ballston Lake.
N. Y. and Titlerole, owned by
DR.. Reese T. Swain Of George
town. DEL, are chief threats to
Painters ambitions.
Pat Rainbow of the Rainbow
Stables of Taneytown. Md; Adios
Paul. owned by Paul Whom Of
Chicago. and Colonel Grattan.
who has three victories and a
second in six starts. are the top
choices in the other division.
Meanwhile. Charming Barbara
continues to rule as queen Of
the 3-year-old trotters. The
brown filly won the $1,000 Saw
age. last nights feature. for her
sixth victory in seven starts and
upped her earnings to $36,500.
Billy Haughton drove Charm
ing Barbara to victory in the
mile event in 2:052s. Unfor-
tunately. Barbara is not entered
in the 100000 Hambletonian or
any of the other rich classics for
3-year-old trotters. In two years
she has won IA out Of II.
Armada Hanover was second,
more than four lengths behind.
Lord Chuck. who was even with
Charming Barbara until break
ing stride on the back stretch.
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BOYS BASEBALL
MoNTGOMTRY COUNTY RRH

Aemelnston. Wheaton Mt0geta
g. cathertne Laboure. g. Kensington
Sig sb: ysss; or,o,., 9. "a, co..,rr..
oyster Atoms. Z; Wheaton Mer-
seniors
Rockville Civilian. IL; Takoma Blue
colesvills Lions. q; Takoma Boys
Bs.hesds cIvitan. IS; Cave Ford
Ramblers, o: oakdale, O (forfeit.
AMERICAN LEGION
Southern Maryland District
Qreenbelt. 10; College Park, 2.
=, Solmar Manor, 81 chsysrlE o.
IT telegraph Pharmacy. s; Penn-DaW
MOUNT vERNoN-LEE PONY LEAGUE
0rtntns Consumers, ID; Alexandria
Pean.paS. 10; Twin Bsrrsn o.
COLLEGE PARK PONY LEAGUE
White sO1. 5: cTis.r;; |.
Fox. a. Braves, 1.
Cubs, 10; seminoles. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-27
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
star Racing Editor

STANTON, Del, June 27.-In
addition to viewing the worlds
richest race for fillies and mares
Saturdays $4,000 Delaware
Handicap at Delaware Park turf
followers also will see the cream
of the Nations jockeys in action
when the Is probable starters go
poStward.
Ted Atkinson was the latest to
Join the long, colorful list Of
riders when he accepted the
mount on Lazy F. Ranch's La
gides for the mile-and-a-quarter
test.
OF course the spotlight will be
focused on Willie Hartack. Eddie
Arcaro and Willie Shoemaker,
but the remaining riders all are
skillful performers who have dis
tinguished themselves consist
emily in stakes events.
Only two regular riders at this
meeting. Eldon Nelson and Steve
Brooks, have mounts in the rich
classic thus far. Nelson will be
UP on Claiborne Farms Bayou
while Brooks will be astride Mrs.
j. r. H. Thouron's White
Orchid.
With the exception of Har-
tack and Shoemaker, who are
coming here from Chicago and
California. respectively. the re-
naming riders will come here
from the current Belmont and
Monmouth Park meetings. They
Include:
Paul Bailey. Angel Valenzuela,
Sammy Boulmetis, Benny Soren-
son, Conn McCreary. Hedley
Woodhouse, Willie Boland, w. NJ.
Cook and Sherman Armstrong.
Three Of the 10 possible start
ers still are without jockeys.
They are Hal Price Headley's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-27
ATKINSON LATEST TO JOIN
Cream of U.S.. jockeys
In Delaware Handicap

Attica. who lost the New Castle
to Princess Turia by q nose;
e. B. JohnSon's Kings Mistake
and Morty Freddman's Gay Life.
Hartack and Arcaro will
handle the Calumet pair OF
Princess Turia and Amoret, while
Shoemaker will be up on Mrs.
Ada L. Rice's Fucker Up, who is
being held at IL to /. Bailey
gets Howell E. Jackson's Nasrina
while Valenzuela will handle
Christopher T. Chenery's Mono
tick. Floral Park, Brookmeade's
standard bearer, is to be ridden
by Boulmetis, with SorenSon
aboard George D. Widener's
Rare Treat.
Hard riding McCreary has
been assigned Little Pache. with
Woodhouse up on Mrs. v. G.
Cardy's Levee. King Ranch has
obtained Willie Boland for its
filly. Dotted Line. Cook will be
astride the D. and H. Stables
Pardala.
A mid-week gathering Of H.
lit was on hand yesterday to see
Ia moderate daily double playofi
Of $500. unusual for this oval
which has had innumerable long
shots figuring in the first two
races during the meeting.
Cashable numbers were S and
Z and were represented by Mighty
Bout in the first at 81 and Uncle
Ev, $3.50, in the second.
Scotty Rifles. steeplechase rider
was q victim Of an accident dur
ing the running Of yesterdays
third race. Rifles suffered a pos
sible broke clavicle when he fell
at the last Jump aboard George
c. Patton's Foxspur. He was ad-
mitted to the Delaware Hospital
in Wilmington for X-rayS.
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Powell Wins Opener
In Clay Court PIuy

The Middle Atlantic senior
clay court tennis championships
moves into the second round at
4 pm. today at the Washington
Golf and Country Club. Doubles
play gets under way tomorrow.
Nick Powell. defending cham
pion but seeded second behind
G. Alphonso Smith. won his
opener yesterday over Jim Heis-
kell, 6-3, 2-6. 6-l. Smith drew
10 firSt-round bye.
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GUERN GIVES rides Mrs c.
Uk Greek victory Handicap
this
behind Cohe $780, Find behind Wise Margin
"A Wrepho
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With JOE KELLY

STANTON. Del. June 81. -
There will be one mare in the
long Delaware Handicap post
parade Saturday afternoon at
Delaware Park who probably will
be 40 to l or more. but not too
many months ago she was 1000
to l never to see a race track
again
This would be the 7-year-old
Kings Mistake, who few from
California with this $3.50, 900
hlly and mare championship
race in mind. She didn't do too
well last week in the New Castle.
The chart shows she finished
10th but she had an excuse as
she stumbled at the top Of the
stretch and might have been
much closer than 6lz lengths
behind the winner, Princess
Turia.
The story behind Kings Mis-
take is an unusual one. She is
an Irish-bred and was purchased
by her present owner. Elwood B.
Johnston of Pasadena, Calf.
after establishing quite a repu-
tation in Erin.
But she didn't adapt herself
well in California and Johnston.
a millionaire who is known on
the West Coast as the pie king
because Of his enormous world
wide business in frozen pies, de-
cided to retire her to the breed
ing farm.
In 1854 she was bred to Royal
Serenade and she produced a
colt that is now 2 but has not
been raced. She was bred again
but her foal died. Then her
handlers placed her in training
again. In racing circles this is
virtually an unheard OF proce-
dure. but the gray mare made
q comeback. Last year she ran
~ times and won 2 races.
NNA
Kings Mistake is improv-
ing with age, however. as she
won the $4,000 Santa Maria
Handicap last January 80 in the
mud with Willie Shoemaker
guiding her home. Later she
won again and the lA-mile
handicap Saturday will be to
her liking. II the track hap
pens TO be muddy, 1t won't hurt
her either. The odds are long
but with Is or 10 scrambling
for the more than $4,000 first
money, an upset could be brew
ing. It would make quite a
climax TO a fascinating yarn.
Nearly as interesting a tale as
u" KEe's Mistake saga concerns
the 2l-year-old lad who accom-
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GRADED HANDBAGS
FOR LAUREL
BILLY DIRECT
SELECTIONS

Up High. Worthy Stadt, Wor-
thy Coburn.
vermont Knight, Dusty Sue,
Sheraton's Pick.
3-Title Role. Painter, s. w.
4-Crystal Royal. Gypsy Ly-
brook, Bright Song.
5-Adios Lutz, Gear Shift. Colo
mel Grattan.
6-SEA PIRATE, Lucky Duke,
Upland.
'7--Starsocki, Ednamite Hi lie,
Brooke Scott.
.8-Victory Helen, Joanna H., Ida
Lynn.
LOngshOt Daily DOuble-CLOSE
CALL and DUSTY SUE.
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ROOMS FURMIsMED-M.E.
fcoNTlNuepl

CAPITOL HILL, nr. Union Station
lst-n., clean rnn., So Wk; close /
TRANSPORTATION. Ii. 7-307O.
LARGE, COMF0RfABEY FURN
quiet rnl.. 3l2 Nd. ave, blk. from
supreme Court, Maid. phone serv
$32 mo-; smaller rm., S25. Ii. 3
1867.
c0LORED-N.E.-Furn. rm,, Al
home PRIVILEGES; reasonable; sin
gle or couple. 342l Clay st. an,
time.
CQLORED-1e2B RANDOLPH 81
N.E.--Nicely furn. room on 2nC
floor. Reas. la. 0-1017.
COLORED--6O2 $50 PLACE NE
Lovely sgle rm. for empI. lady
privils. RE. 0-73e6.
COLORED--NICE FURN. RIM. fol
rent; prefer man. Saith an(
Benning I'd. ne. LU. 3-1ee0.
COLORED = FURNISHED ROOM
matured woman preferred; kit
privils. rood transp. Call sun.
LA. 6-6100.
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ROOMS fURM-MD.:vA.

N. ARLs-TwIn bedrms: ladies: mr.
KIT. prlvil. "a. $1,000.
LORD CALVERT HOTEL now has
vacancies. at reasonable weekly
rates: free parking, TV: near Nd.
d, 20 Minis. 10 D, @. viaI Grey
hound. WA. 7-6324.
ARL--Lge. bedrm., pvt. bath. pvt
entr.: la blks. Clarendon bank;
close tEhnsp. and shop. IA. e-3l12.
NICELY FURN. ROOM. private
home, private communicating bath;
quiet refined neighborho0d; nearby
sitsr Q pm. or ali day sunday sunday
ARL. e. 10 min. Pent., nr. Oiebe
rd.-TWo expos. clean sunny rni.
next bath; gentleman. IA. $1,000.
ARLINGTON = Large, cool, front
rm. IN quiet mod, home: cross
vent, next 10 bath and ext. phone.
mr.. Pentagon. bus at door; park
ing: gentleman. on. 4-6664.
TAKOAlA PARK-Clean room. next
to bath; pvt. home: for gentleman
only. ~. B-e149.
FALLS CHURCH = Very desirable
I'm, in pvt. home; prefer empl.
1919 Z - ~ NNCAs NAas L-geDAs
QUIET, comfortable room (semtpyt.
bath. ideal for . gentleman de-
string home privacy: In lovely
neighborhocd: excellent 1-fare bus
% Pentagon and Washington.
Call Monday pm, IA. 2-43l1.
private home: Kit. op-
tional; mr.. Navy Annex and Pent-
agon transportation. ia. 7-0417.
n. ARL.--Comfortable LIST flr.; pvt.
bath; Ice. closet. call "a. 2-3239,
FALLS CHURCH AREA--Rm. for
1 or 2 ladies In home with
mother and child; kitchen, laun-
dry privils. JE. 4-7e70.
ALEXANDRIA = 2 iarge rooms,
aemipyt. bath: cow. tranGp.; nice
quiet home Of adults. XII. 6-e5O3.
LADY, N. ARL.. / Blk. 70 bus. ~
and phone; no cooking; S35 mo.
NR. WALTER REID - 2 lac.
conf. bedrme., pvt. bath: reas.
Call u. $1,000.
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ROOMS FURM. s.E..s.W.

NEARBY MD.-Room for gentle,
man, nonsmoker; priyils.: $7 wk
VIII consider board. 10. 6-4506.
11O DARRINGDON ST. e.W.--S4l
mo, for or 2 people: kit, bath
hed.liy. rm.
ROOM, gentleman; outlet neiehbor.
hood: 1858 Branch ave. Sc. LU
3-l433.
CAPITOL HILL S.E.-Fxtfa-iar9I
front rm,: 4 lge. windows. .nicely
furn. kit. space desired. II
7-b070.
COLORED-NEATLY FURN, RM
for married couple or two singles
All homes prIvIls. ~. 7-O733.
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ROOMS, AIRS. 70 SHARE

ARLINGTON-oiri 10 share apt.
auh sR issasisMsi' e CONN nn0 sTsnsp sI u
Pentagoni $40 mo. IA. b.0963.
MAN TO SHARE 1-bedrm. apt.
with another man; District Hts.;
mr. transp, plenty parking. RE.
GIRL TO sHAnE t-bedrm. apt.
With another girl; nr. ehoreham
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

liz q ST. N.E.-Spaclous front
rm pvt entrd 2 Ice. closets,
nicely furn.; S35, II. 4-ibSO,
DOWNTOWN VICINITY = Front
Im,, linens and phone. 800 Rhode
Island ne, DU. 7-7309,
1920 18th ST. Me-, mr.. Catholic III
widows home; Frigidaire; end
n. use Of roomers; sgie. nm, S27;
room. pvt. bath. LIST n, $50.
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE = Front
nm. acml-pvt. bath, refined. duiet
home; S35 mo. AID. 2-0f30.
ATTRAC. large front rm. In new
home next tiled bath, $3.50 Wk.
2401 Irvins me- no. 2-Oi52. :
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ROOMS, ApTs. 70 SHARE
fcONTlhlIEoi

TWO GlRLs--Large rm., twin bel
adjoining bath. IN 2-bedrm. apt.
telenhone IN bedrm.; use OF liv
I'm, and kit. prlyils.i everythinI
turn: cow trnnsp. HO. 2-48l6
GIRL to share nicely furn.. bed
I'm. apt. with another girl; Of
bus fine. JU. 9-1465 after $50.
ONE GIRL to share nice, large. list
a. apt. with 2 other Girls; m
Cathedral and Conn. Call DE
2-5003 Or no .2-4S07.
2 WOMEN 10 share with Ord woman
CALI. 81. NV. no. S-zi37. <. i55
2 GIRLS to share with another
s elTi; shsrE .bedEocm APT; She.
M0DERN FURN. APT. 70 sharl
t Elsn l or : gir6lssi cow. loo. and
CAPITOL HILL; man, 90 TO share
with another lge. furn. arm. apt
s nlsR Ss1; fff's 71 5SSSisis references
NV; AREA-Qirl Will share apt
Call no, 1910 after 8 pm.
NV. sECTION-Girl to share mod
2-bedrm, apt. with 8 other girls.
twin. beds: TV: economical food.
sharing; cow. transp. EN-. 3-54f4
PORTER, mr.. Conn.--Lady TO share
2-beqrm. apt. with lady over 20:
sep. beorm.: refs. EN-. 3-5O31.
Ex-MARINE SERGEANT, 3Os, con.
genial, hroadmlnded, interested
body building, most everything,
wants share modern apartment Of
athletic male. Best references
Give details. Box 203-L, Star.
EMPL. LADY (35-4Bl, share roonly
-bedrm. apt, WI lady; Nv, lndry.
taciis.; excel. transp. 10. 2-40e6.
UPPER 18th ST. N.W.-Lady shaTe
apt. with another lady, Ia ant.
bldg. transp. at door. RA. 3-0O6g.
ARL.-Man, 21-2s, TO share furn.
eond.: sWimming POOL: maid. Sfis
month. IA. 5-3634.
GENTLEMEN, 2, desire Ord. TO
snare new 3-bedrm.. 2-bath split
eyer ~. Arl.. B Minis. to d. c.
EMPLOYED LADY. to share 2-bed-
rrn. apt. with 1 other lady; 4 ex-
posures; nicely furn.: close to
transp.. shop; reas. RA. 3-65lI.
GENTLEMAN will share home with
anQtner, under IS. p. o. BOX 30l,
Arlington, Va.
CULTURED, congenial young man,
other men. DE, 2-657S.
1 NEAT GIRL. % to 2s. to share
coy l-bedrm. with / other Giri;
cow. location. HU. 3-05S5.
GENTLEMAN 70 share attFac. fiFn.
mouse with 2 other gentlemen, 2b-
80; refs; Hyatts, UN. 4-3932.
LADY. 25-35, to share attract q
bedrm. apt. with another lady: n.
Myer area: excel. tfansp. to ID. c..
Pent.; exchange refs. IA. b-8673.
YOUNG NAN. white, 10 share ant.
with another man: IA conv. az.
area. II. 3-IS68.
LADY 70 share 2-bedrm. apt. with
announcer LADY, conv. 70 Pentagon
ana y. q. ia. 6-I345.
Mr.. CONN. = Girl has attrac. l.
t ped5p bea apt. ~. share hare siFL o;ssss;
e5e6 WoopLIE1 kb.. NV.
young men 70 share large mouse: .
private rooms: kit, din. rm., liy.
rm.. Nv. etc. NO. 7-4s52.
MAH-JON0O
It's back More popular than
i ES 51ssss " WI Pax ssO sSr info"
cOL0RED GIRL 70 share apt. With
z other Girls. moderately furn. o
nedrm- apt. ne. sec. Ii. 6-4221.
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ROOMS WANTED

MAN. Govt. employe. non-smoker,
desires quiet, large. furnished rm.
with large closet space, In d, C..
Box 3f2-J. star. 81
Bus. LADY des. rm. and bath
breakfasts des. dinners opt;
Oeorgetown pref; ref. home
Box 40l-L, Star.
EMPL. LADY wishes Ink. room
state price, location. Box $751;,
Star.
CONGENIAL young professional
man desires room with private
bath IN quiet, refined home In
NV. section. BOX 344-J, star.
ELDERLY COUPLE wants room
cooking privils.: cow. transp.; BY
month; one empl BOX 349-J, star.
LADY desires room and pvt. bath
IN gentile home; NO APT. NV
section. Box 3b1-J, Star.
GOVERNMENT RETIREE desires
room and pvt. shower, NV. area
Box 4Og-L, Star.
FURNISHED ROOM WANTED fol
gentleman, ne, Mt. Rainier, OF
W. Hyattsville section, within
short transp. to Aver I'd. Call
Monday afternoon and evening
DE, H-JyUh,
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ROOMS IN Ice. apart.
ment occupied by father and
daughter; All privlls.. Including
kitchen and living room. near
18th and Columbia I'd. DU. 1920.
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APPLES

Pick your own, 81 bushel; bring
own basket. Rte. 90 70 High Bridge
Bowie rd.. left 6/l0 mi. TO white
board fence, turn left. Inquire At
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Rich, loamy. greenhouss quality;
0yds.. delivered, S2b. WE 5-0O43.
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$75 MONTHLY

rms, kit. and bath. to share
with one other: elec. refEr.' a.
range, running water: "a Blk bus
me. ~ min. downtown. I4OO You
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Doas. pETs. Efc.

SIBERIAN husky PUPPIES. Axe
reg, beautiful, males and females.
show quality, dam and sire champ,
See them today. EdKewater
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

asH0RsE xAN--Ruy from : rstir-
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

HICKORY or mixed hardwood, Also
lumber for sale. Call CIR. 3-s203,
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THE WESTCHESTER

furnished Bedrooms sR n0of S sUtRRDlIs srayy
living room. library, terrace. ain
ing room, pantry, Kitchen. Walf-in
closets. Lease Nov. for ia
months. Call Mrs. Chauncy Nurs
ray RANDALL II. HAGNER a CO..
De. 2-3600, EN-. 3-446O- -"
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AzALEAs, evefgfeen type. 3 and {
Y, plants. 80 dos crepe myrtle.
e esasSsD le sats 80 - sseh; pyrs:
dwarf pink abelis. n b Ioors.a S ~
each. MAN0ELs NURSERY, e400
Rlggs rd.. HE. 4-7640.
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DACHsHUNDs, q weeks. Axe,
woImed and shots. Call KE. g.
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APIS. FURMlsRED-D. Q.

COL0RED GIRL TO share apt. with
other Girls: moderately furn. q
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ADAMS MILL RD-- 26Ss

I hlk. 18th and Columbia NV.
from park very large rooms. lTe.
kit.. dinette. beaut. furn., includIn1
piano; accom-. 3 or 4. Also iafre
enc; completely furn,, lge. Kitchen,
ns sas ofg.50; Janttor on prem
isesi no. 1875 or NE. $500,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-09-07

Communion. They found her
very cheerful, altho still ill.
They had fine prayer service
with Sis. Rhodes and gave her
an offering.
China Grove has just clos
ed a successful and spiritual
Revival, conducted for six
days and nights by the pastor.
On Friday, August 80, the pas
tors wife, Mrs. Johnny B.
Darby preached a wonderful
sermon. During the weeks
meeting, 4 were added to the
church for Baptising, which
will take place the Bird Sun
day, Sept. Is. A collection
of $4,000 was raised during
the week.
Sunday, Sept. 1, Battle of
Music was held at China
Grove A. M. E. Church.. with
the following quartettes COM
peting: William Brothers, ST.,
and the Southernairs of Jack
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Madison
County News
Mrs. A. r. Bullie, Agent

Sunday, September 1, a fine
service was held at China
Grove A. M. E. Church, begin
ming with Sunday School, in
charge of Supt. G. D. Harris.
The lesson was taught by
teachers present and interest
ingly reviewed by Rev. H. D.
Darby, Pastor Miss Lena Mae
Phillips is the efficient secre-
tary. A nice offering was rails
ed. The morning service open
ed with the Senior Choir in
charge, Miss Bonnie Deloris
Carter at the piano. The pas
tor brought a soul-stirring and
inspiring sermon. The Lords
Supper was observed. After
the service the pastor with the
stewards visited Sis. Pauline
Rhodes to give her the Holy
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-09-07
Canton News

Mrs. B. III. Varnado, Repor-
ter for one of the national
Weeklies, outstanding in re-
ligious and club work of the
state, has returned to her home
after a most delightful three
weeks vacation spent visiting
in Idlewild, Baldwin and De-
troit, Michigan; Toledo, Ohio,
Windsor, Canada, Gary, Indi-
ana, Chicago, ILL.,, and Mem
phis, Tenn.
The Madison County Asso-
citation has recently closed a
very successful Annual SEES
sion that was held at the
Southern Hill Baptist Church,
the Rev. w. l.. Jones, Modera-
tor.
Visiting relatives in Ran
kin County recently were,
Mrs. Amelia Lloyd and her
daughter, Mrs. Artie c. Jones.
Mrs. Ruby Boyd has return.
ed to her home after an enjoy
able 4 weeks vacation spent
with relative sand friends in
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Friends wish for these a
speedy and complete recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Young
and two daughters were visi-
tors in the home of Mrs. Lucy
Robinson on the weekend. The
visitors make their home in
Joliet, Ill. They report most
enjoyable visit.
Mrs. Irene Harvey and
daughter have returned home
from Detroit, Michigan where
they spent two weeks vaca-
ton as guest of another daugh-
ter.
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Charlie Harvey, Isom Polk
and Bro. Morse Porter. A song
by the choir was followed by
a spiritual sermon delivered
by the pastor whose text was
taken from St. John, 1871 that
read, II am the true vine, my
Father is the Husbandman,"
which gives us to know that
If we are a true vine, we will
do as He commands us to do"
The spiritual sermon was well
received by the audience.
Sick members are Mr.. jim
ME Bingham, Mrs. Pearl Ow-
ems Jackson and Mrs. Warensy.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-09-07

son. The Truvine M. B.
Church was present and this
was truly a glorious service.
$500 was raised. Mr.. Willie
Gray, Sponsor.
MADISON COUNTY Cos.
SIP Hello hep cats and
pretty pretties here we
are right on the bat, but l am
going to the shack to get me
a snack and pack my clothes,
for / won't be back
Things are really jumpin
around China Grove /.
jumpin like pop corn, with
pretty girls coming from the
east, west, south and north
but everyone around
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here is playing it cool until
school. begins however,
let me hep you to this one
fact SATURDAY NIGHT
at STEVENS ROSE ROOM, all
the guys and gals will be on
hand to see and hear the Raw
ems, Marie Knight and Fred
die Mitchell and His House
Rockers This is dance
you can't afford to miss !.
here you'll meet all your old
school mates and the the many
new ones. 49,.
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Detroit and Chicago.

Detroit and Chicago.
SEND ALL CANTON NEWS
FOR THIS PAPER TO Mr..
H. B. COOPER, Agent, at 800
Canal st.
Remember the /. RAVENS,
MARIE KNIGHT, JOE TEX
and FREDDIE MITCHELL
and his HOUSE ROCKERS
will be at STEVENS ROSE
ROOM, Saturday Night, Sept.
Z all music and dance
lovers are invited
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Terry News
Mrs. Alice Harvey, Reporter

Regular services were held
at the Mt. Eva M. B. Church,
Sunday, Sept. l., with Sunday
School being conducted by
Supt. Isom Polk. Following a
song and prayer the lesson
was beautifully taught by the
pastor, Rev. Peterson of Jack
son, with Glass No. 2, being
taught by Bro. Alb. Bingham.
Devotion before the morning
service was led by Deacons