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LARGE BRIGHT STORE, l,225 90
1924 Wilson Blvd.

ARLINGTON, VA.
OPPOSITE COLONIAL VILLAGE
Excellent location available In VIII
son blvd. shopping center. APPROX
/ 900 50. II. with full basement;
rent, S1S5 month: will consider q
reasonable offer for suitable
tenant. Call Mr.. Greenlee or Mr.
SI II a .sMITHY CO.. ST. $4,000
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ROLLINGWOOD
Reduced
For Quick Sale

Luxuriously appointed 3-bedrm
2-bath brick rambler with larg'
kit, huge tile-foored rear porch
carport. owner leaving city anc
must sell Bargain priced a.
S2q,95O MRS. LaROCHE, OIL. 9.
1771, with THOMAS L. PHILLIPS
CO.. OIL. 4-l424.
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BERENS-Better Buys
AID r.AaAg
HOUSES FOE SALIVA.

WE TAKE TRADES
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES,
INC. AP. 1866, Til Q.
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SILVER SPRING-De luxe S-bedrm
STi9k TSTsler' sYyAAk s6 ne SHOES seS
din. rm., fiiepl., lge. fully equipped
kit, IA baths, lovely paneled rec
rm.. l0x2O rear glassed porch; in
comparable at S20.950. Assume
sos mo, AZ financing. 10. s.
36SS. SUBURBAN PROPERTIES
AUt
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DE LUXE
BRICK
SPLIT-LEVEL
8 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS

Here Is the kind OF home fol
which you have been waiting. With
lots OF space, good North Arlinetou
location. and 81 price YOU car
afford. with very attractive inane.
Ing and low down payment, Just
looki Center-hall entrance 10 largt
living room with fireplace. separate
family dining room and what Z
gorgeous kitchen with wall oven
tabletop range, custom cabinets
dishwasher, disposal and built-in
breakfast table, large bedrooms
beautifully finished rec Eoom riehi
on big attached garaEe, lovely lol
. s9eagi.iRl NY. ~ en abonnlna THIS 4,
an attractive home. lust 3 YEAR
old and beautifully kept What {
bargain for someone who aets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19

CHEVY CHA5E--NH UIttIy VIaIIH'
ing 3 or 4 bedTm. corner mouse u.s.
S2l $50.
American o. Pk.-Exuuisite brick
Colonial. > firepls.. rec. I'm. STE
VEINS. FE. 3-4947. ~
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ABCAB, TwINBROOK FOREST.
$3.50 cash includes settlement,
This MODERN HOME has large
place, de luxe, modern KITCHEN,
two bedrooms. both on LIST floor
third finished bedroom on. End
floor and fourth large bedroom
and md bath roughed-in easily
. finished Nice level, fenced lot.
carport, spotlesS. immaculate
throughout. Assume 40 CT loan
Prompt possession. VIII. o-aS50.
Acc, NH AND NAVAL HOSP
Modern new soft. brick rambler
in short driving distance to your
Office. 3 lge bedrms., housewives
dream kit. full daylight osmt .,
garage, level lot. SCI 900. P D.
FIELD, INC, JU. 5-7ll3, 8 I'll a.
Nearly new brick A.
hedrm DOW rm., rec rI1. ST. 800
MACARTHUR BLVD. Sea acre
with cutest house ever. $4,000.
STEVENS. Re. 3-4947. IL
BETHESDA Behind Suburban
Hospitan - Center-hall brick
rambler, 3 bedrms., , baths,
stairs to attic. GE kit. full bsmt..
plne-paneleu rec. rm., pAlbt trees
VALUE at S24 $50. SAMUEL =.
BOGLEY OF Md, INC, OIL. g.
$500; ewes. OIL. 4-s072,
BETHRsDA--Rambler, ideally To-
Gated and DESIGNED for family lv-
Ing 3 bedrooms, baths. patio,
radiant heat; no steps; ner rec
center excel. schools. $4,000.
OIL. !-o31l. No brokers. TO-
BETHESDA, Edgemoor area A.
bedroom Colonial brick home, with
den and powder room on LIST floor.
Nice level lot. Price. 500 800.
Call WO. $4,000 I'll 9 pm EDW
H. JONES q CO., INC, $500
Conn. ave
BETHESDA = 3-bedrm., 2-bath
solid-brick Colonial in heart Of
Edgemoor. Lovely shrubs and
trees. Lower POS. SAMUEL Z
BOGLEY OF MD. INC. OIL.
6-1N00, ewes. VIII c-4371.
BETHESDA - Center-hall brick
split-level: choice loo: sep. din.
rm., mod. kit, bedrmS.. . baths.
beautiful nah. paneled rec. rm. in
full bSmt,. attached dble. garage
S26,950. GEO w ROBERTSON,
Realtor, 1886 Wis. ave, OIL.
2-2l23. once open 9 til 9.
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WHEATON (nF. Wheaton High
3-bedrm. brick rambler. rec. rm /;
wall-to-wal carpet, storm sash
lge. yard Immaculate; sl6,95O'
with $1,000 cash. GIDEON c.
TnITAcON IN 17OI-
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WHEATON-Conv. 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial. on corner lot, with pine
paneled den; blks. to school and
Wheaton recr. center; Sl4. 800,
terms to suit. c. ROBERT GRAY
& CO, a16 Ellsworth dr., JU.
E-GInU
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WOODSIDE P4RK-3-bedrm-. Ia

WOODSIDE PARK-3-bedrm.. la
bath brick Cape Cod; trees for
outdoor living and privacy; lge
screened porch; full tiled bsmt.
center-han plan; conv. to transp
and shopping. Very low EOS; n,
I'll 8 pm, LAWRENCE V. LuTEs
co
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WHEATON,: 5000 cash. move in;
no settlement costs; 3 bedrms.
corner: excel, cond Payments, So
mo. GIDEON c. JOHNSON, 10
A~OI~
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$500 DOWN

Brick rambler. 3 bedrooms,
fireplace in living room,
tiled bath; large kitchen;
corner lot, u acre Near
Mt. Vernon High School.
Only $4,000. KI. S-lS66.
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WHEATON, AREA Charming .
bedrm rambler, excel. eond.. full
tiled bsnt., trees on level lot, p
car garage. A real buy at $1,000.
Keller WooDMooR AGENCY
CORP, JU. 5-7I0O, 8 TO 0. JU.
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d BEDROOMS

Brick rambler: tiled bath.
large equipped kitchen. sep
Rrate dining room; fireplace
in living room. screened
porch; ~ acre. OF Duke St.
close to Annandale. Only
Sl7.650. XII. S-iS6S.
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LANGLEY PARK; Sl3.2OO-Here
is a nice 5-rm. brk. home; mr..
shopping and transp.; $500 dn.,
balance FILA loan. Cal g. CT 7
PECK, Realtor, HE. 4-64O0 'til 3.
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CT,EVEI, AND PARK

1881 Tilden St. NV, q blk, on
Conn. ave. Come in, see this D.
bedrm., 2-bath brick: lovely inside;
small dn. payment EN-. 2-.0i9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19

Lee. spacious home with beautiful
grounds; liv. rm., den. family -size
din. rm. and family nm, LIST ~
3 bedrms.. bath. 2nd; bedrm. and
bath in bsmt. Auto. heat. nj pub
EV 4-565l, JU. 5-4554. GRUBB-
NV
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Riverwood Idyll

sselnrien and privacy on Guide.
nsishsorbeoa. hus. n sssd. '9 Enssof.
fenced IN back Includes about a.
ACRE brick rambler with heavy
slate roof presents a charming
front with covered nagatone entry
from earport 20 entrance. Hallway
leads TO over-aile din. I'm, and ex-
euislte Nv, rm,, thenee 70 y bed
rms, and . baths, Unusual room
With uindow.wal OF entertainment
area oyerlookf hidden wooded val.
i ..,.,. 9regnd'lsysl ssontsln snS
iioas. has I I" hrspis'. Mani asnins
windows, complete equipment and
ever saW, SEE II today by Apt.
only Notice especially that all the
rooms are huge and that the care
fully chosen carpetine ana drapes
70 With the house.
Mannas Rlty., JE. 2-Sl10
ROCK AND WATER"
Near LAnglsy. % Chain Rridss
so house nss sd ha Ssfsn sdapssd q
wooded site overiooking an un-
spelled view Of Tueeed rocks and
swiftly fioVing stream, 4 bedrooms,
study. y baths, walnut paneled en-
trance hall 10 lower level with
living room, dining room and fam
Nv room, all with elass facade and
served BY upper and lower patios
Upper level features master bed
room with fireplace, separate dress
ing room and bath, plus private
cation system, O.E kitchen, and
earport. First oiiering. S3l,aoQ
For appolntment, call REAL
ESTATE SERVICE INC, 2292 N.
olebe I'd, ia, 10000,
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ANDREWS AREA-District Heights.
Owner: $4,000: 4 bedrms. and
nursery: . baths; corner lot. dead
end st. Assume 41aes Oh or FLA
1927 Foster 81. RE. 6-6S20
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N0usEs BON aALI--Mn.


BETHEsDA = Delighlful a-bsdIm.
Z bath Cape Cod Oh kitchen, fuil
hsnt, fenced yard. y 300 a "
risAHi hssl.eEA OIL t-'sool
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19

EXCITING BEAUTY-Yes, we were
all excited and are bragging about
this crisp, sparkling White Cape
Cod nestled in beautiful oak
studded iz-acre lot in delightful
country atmosphere and yet close
to bus and transportation. De-
signed for today's comfort, II fea-
lures liv. nm. w/firepl., sep. din
ing rm., farm sized kitchen, den,
y bath and large screened porch
on LIST level 3 bright bedrms. and
full bath on End level. For. the
perfectionist and hard to please
call for an appt. to inspect. Flex-
ible financing and being offered
at SEO,5OO. SHANNON a. LUCHS.
REALTORS, 2O55 Wilson Blvd.
ia. 5-6s00,
SAC. BY OWNER, sl7.995. Brick
rambler. . hedrms.. bsmt., rec.
rm., patio; Bancroft Hills on Co.
lumbia pike, CT, 6-1274.
BIG-FAMILY SPECIAL - 4-bedrm.
2-bath spit level OF lifetime brick,
Tremendous living rn. separate
dining rm.. Mons dream kitchen.
Basement, finished rumpus rm,
wonderful Il acre for the young
sters. TERRIFIC AT S1sg50.
CROMWELL q CO. INC, Realtors.
FAIRFAX OFFICE, 304 Lee hwy
OR 3-I401
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19

WIDELY KNOWN sil. spr. beaut,
salon. Long-established business
Excel clientele. Newly redec ant
equipped. Good location. lease
reas, rent owner LEAVING town
call OF, f-5fs4
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4 C0RNERs-Reduced for imme
diate Sale. LARGE 3 bedrm. ram
bier on wooded, fenced corner lot
Paneicd Nv. rm. with nrepl, cleo
kit, rec. rm. 24xl6 with bar
laundry. bath with shower. out
side entr. Curtis. Broker' HI
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1 ON TOMERING TREES make %

1 90 TOWERING TREES make for
utmost seclusion and lovely set
ting for this custom-built 3-bed-
rm', 2is-bath, antique brick ram
bier. Huge living rm. with raised
hearth fireplace, full dining rnl.,
all-electric DREAM kitchen with
breakfast nook. walkAin closets,
26x34 paneled rec. rm. with fire.
place in full walk-out basement.
Fabulous Iz-aere level lot on quiet
dead-end street, close to school,
stores. bus. Wonderful value for
S24,950. Assume So trust. CROW
ELL & CO., INC, Realtors, @leO
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Mass Ave Extended

NEW SPLIT HOME In established
high-class residential area. I big
bedrms., rec. room, gear built-in
garage; built-in outside barbecue;
priced In middle 40S<
James c. Conley & Co.
1901 woodmont Ave, Bethesda
OIL. 4-6S33 Ewes, WA. 7-6306
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Sl0.418.52

Is the full price Of our coy doll
house situated aInong towering
din. rm,, rec. rm.. front and rear
porcheS plus q garage make this
an excellent buy. Assume large 4fs
loan, payments less than rent. SEE
THIS NOW = TOMORROW WILL
BE TOO LATE.
JAMES c. CONLEY & CO.
1925 Ca. Ave. JU. g-4l34
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HlLLCREST HEIGHTS, MD.-beau'
tiful California rambler attached
garage. 3 bedrms. large corner lot
COW. to everything. S2l,g50, OF
best offer. OWNER. JU. 5-24lb
week DAYS after q nm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19

WHEATON--4-b.r., 2-b. Cape Cod
walk to 3 schools; across Wheaton
High: Sl9.ahO. VIII. 6-7S54.
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EXCLUSIVE WALTER REED AREA
Lge.. center-hall Colonial 81
bedrm.; lge din. rm, sunroom,
lge. yard. Many shrubs and trees
$4,000, unfurn.; S26,b00 furn.
Call OWNER. ia. $4,000 or JU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19

CHEvY CHASE, in the vlllass-
This completely remodeled home
has 4 bedrooms, den with fireplace
aud powder room On ~. heef
A SS' sllS Ss r 'tiib p sIs''Is2b w' n
JONES a CO., INC. 1850 Conn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19
HOUSES F0R sALE-s.E.
STA. Month
WHY PAY RENT?

wanted-Someon to assume S74
low monthly payments on 2 small
trusts. New Formstone front 6-rm
house. Extra large kitchen W/din
Storm windows, metal AWNING, An
Choir fence. Call till 8 pm, AID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19

MI. U. AREA-21a-story brick: IA
rms. 4 baths, 3 firepls., is-aere
wooded lot: choice location. By
OWNER, WA. 7-l333.
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OWNER WILL SELL a nice 3-bed-
rm. house with . baths, full bSmt.,
recreation room, nice living rm.,
dining rm. and kitchen equipped
fenced rear yard, garage. Large
GI loan now on the house, AND
YOU CAN SAVE PLENTY OF
MONEY by buying this nowl
Phone TIE. 6-14OO or XII. 1904
AL BAKER & SON, INC, Realty
Brokers. sos N, Washington St,
Alex. Va. Ask for Vukasin house.
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Mass Ave Extended

NEW SPLIT HOME In established
high-class residential area. bis
bedrms., rec. room. gear built-in
garage, built-in outside barbecue
priced In middle 4Os.
James c. Conley q Co,
1901 woodmont Ave, Bethesda
oil. 4-6s33 Ewes, WA. 5-630t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19

GROCERY sTonT ana meat mar.
ket for sale, 900 stock can
aTranee With ~, 600 cash down.
e esSt ". eJIfkhsss.Saala" Pans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19

18th AND KALMIA RD.--Red brk
Colonial; side scr. pch.; gear gar.
det. bedrms.. 2l5 baths, lge
rec. rm.: S27,500; furn. S3O.5OO
RIA. 3-675l,
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LIVE MODERN

in this attractive gambler with
three bedrooms. separate dining
room, ana large living room with
huge picture windows, indirect
lighting, and a complete wall beau
tifully done in antique brick with
fireplace. The perfect blending OF
brick and redwood set this lovely
home apart from the conventional
rambler OF today. Just a few
blocks from shopping. CT financing
available on this home. S16,750.
James G. COnley & Co.
g525 GA, AVE. JU. 9-4l34 TIL 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19

OWNER SAYS SELL TINS nice 2
bedrm. house, located near Ft.
Belvoir with a full bsmt., living
and dining room and equipped
kitchen. Only $3.50 down ana
YOU can move into the house.
Down payment includes settlement
charges. Phone now for Mr., Luck
tons house, in Jefferson Manor,
TIE. 6-i4O0 or XII. 9-6644. AL
BAKER & SON. INC. Realty
Brokers. sos N. Washinston St.,
Alex, Va.
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BRICK COLONIAL,

OF Russell road in Mt. Ida.
near st. Mary's Academy. 3
bedrooms, 2la baths; stof-
aEe attic: fireplace in living
room, dining room; French
doors TO screened porch;
equipped Kitchen basement
with tiled floor. Only 500
500 down payment So 900.
XII. S-lS6S.
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HARRINGTON SHOPPING
CENTER

A variety, furniture or apparel
shop needed for store 3b'xliN IN
established shopping center OF %
stores.
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ALEXANDRIA AREA
BRICK RAMBLER

$3.50 down. 3 bedrooms, Ia
baths; fireplace in living
room, separate dining room,
ultra modern kitchen; car
port; corner lot. on U. S.
No. ] XII. S-ls6S.
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SIS, 800 is the full price on this rela.
lively new Calf. rambler. Located
in Capitol Hts. Lovely fenced lot
cow to all. Just $500 down, as
sumo Az loan. S75 per mo.
includes everything. FINCHAM &
CO, UN. 4-93S3.
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I LOVE
pADTC

In the springtime, and you'll love
this 4-bedroom brick split-levei
with foyer entrance all year-round.
A finished recreation room, family
sized up-to-the-minute kitchen and
separate dining room. walking dis
lance TO all schools and bus. You II
flip over the large Az loan that
can be assumed. Total price,
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SOUTHLAWN BEAUTY

The absolute best 3-bedroom
rambler in the area. Garbage dis
posal. dishwasher, fence, venetians
TAKE TAKE OVER al P1AYMENsTs, Isl
time offered. Call Mr.. Kitchens
ATLAS REALTY CO., ST. 3-736S
Gentleman'S Estate
4sA acres rich loamy soil city
water. approx. 400-ft. frontage on
hard-surfaeed I'd; excellent 5-bed-
o h W. heat: Diet. garage, chicken
house. storage house; conveniently
located near U. S. Route 50.
GRACEN T. SCOTT, Ritz.
Spruce $4,000 Til q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-20
Discuss Student
Leadership

GREENSBORO. N. CA contin.
uing search for areas providing
greater opportunities for unity in
the total education Of Bennett
College students was one of the
goals agreed upon the annual
facultystaff fall conference came
TO close here last week.
Following the theme: "Strcng-
theulug the College Program
through Faculity.otaff effort" the
conference, with members of the
colleges Danforth Foundation
Workshop team as consultants,
explored the possibilities of i'm
provcment in six core groups OF
the Institutional program, with
stress upon inter-corc cooperation
There was general agreement
that students of college age need
need not be considered as Adde'S
cents and that II is the RESPONSE
bility Of the college TO teach them
how TO think rather than what to
think. Greater use of the area
of recreation as an educational
experience was another idea adj
vanced.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-20

attended the two day cOnfab
conducted by the Board OF Lay
Activities OF the Lexington Con.
ference Of which Dewey Lamp.
kin. of Chicago. the conference
lay leader is the chairman.
A spirited discussion was
held Saturday night on Tnfe.
grafton" led by q panel Of
which Thomas Bryant, vice.
chairman Of the Lexington
Conference Board OF Lay Ac.
fivifies was the moderator.
Other members OF the panel
were John w. carmsck, CIeve-
land, Ohio. Or. David IA. Jor.
dan. indianapolis. Ind. and
Rev. Lyle LOOMS. executive
secretary Of the Board Of Ed.
uestion Of the Northwest In
diana Conference Of the Meth.
odisf Church. Lafayette, ind.
Members Of the panel were
critical of the slow pace of the
Church in the matter of integra-
ton. Rev Mr.. LOOMS declared
IL am afraid that the Church is
a reflection of the community
I. rather than the expression
OF Gods will we have failed
to be the true Church"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-20
ST. Mark NclOs
What Is Homecoming?

AS home Is the place OF ones
oomestic affection, so the church
l. the place of ones spiritual af-
lection. Somehow, the affection
one has for his spiritual home
seems TO lessen during the sum-
mer. and oft times many church
members don't seem to be able
10 find their way back after sum-
mcr vacation to their church
home until Easter. Therefore, to
encourage members to participate
in the fall worship and program
Of the church we are sending out
a clarion call to all members and
friends of st. Marks to return
home this weekend - attend the
Fellowship Dinner and Program.
Friday night at $50.
Worship services Sunday morn
ing at $50 and IL, and tea in
the afternoon at 4. Also, II you
have any back church offering
envelopes, fill them and turn
them in so that the envelopes too
can get back home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-20
RECORD FEATURES
MdhaAIa jackson, Duke Ellington

cents and three labels from
the red and white cans OF car
nations worId-famovs evapo-
rated milk for this ovtstand.
ing $l.29 offer. The labels can
be from any size can.
The two selections offered by
Mr. Ellington are taken from his
musical suite called Such
Sweet Thunder which has been
recorded in its entirety on Co
lumbia releases In the two Car
nation offers, the Duke plays a
unique tribute TO Shakespeare
in appreciation of the warm re.
ccption given him and his cclc.
bratcd orchestra when they per
formed at the Shakespearean
Festival in Canada a season or
so ago. Ray Nance, trumpetist.
violinist, and trombonist Britt
Woodman carry solo roles in
the numbers.
Miss Jackson, possibly the most
extraordinary and moving singer
of the day, is at her top best
in the Carnation.sponsored Cos
pei numbers which she contrib
utcs to this thrillingEllington
Jackson record God.fearing
this devoted artist, all of hcl
life, has been singing the praise
of the Lord in churches and in
sold-out concert halls. both in
the United States and Europe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-20

Daughter Of a New Orleans min
lister, Miss Jackson, child choir
singer, moved to Chicago at age
sixteen to live with an aunt
In Chicago, Miss Jackson
continued the pursuit OF her
musical interests, singing in
church ehoirs whenever she
had the chance, while work.
ing as a domestic for private
families and in hotels. Her
first break came when she
became a member OF Chiea-
go's Johnson Singers. later fol-
lowed by an association with
Thomas Dorsey. a local pianist
and song writer, who promot-
ed her as a soIoist in the reli-
giovs circles Of the city.
Miss Jacksons background
great honesty of emotion, anc
her marvellous gift of communi
cation are immensely stirring in
the two numbers presented
through the Carnation offered
Ellinglon-Jackson premium rec
ord. Miss Jackson considers ;
performance failure if The
audience has not been lifted
with her and filled with Tho
joyful spirit Her two numbers
included on the Carnation rec
ord will certainly prove to b,
no exception to Miss JackSon'l
desire.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-20
Serves SO Years
As Bethel 0rganist

For all but 66 years of its entire existence, Bethel A.
NJ E. Church has had the distinction of having the
tnuous service of Mrs Jessie Parrish its organist
The first Sunday in August marked the 50th Ami
versary OF Mrs. Parrish in this capacity As young girl
of eighteen. she began playing for Bethel before
the church owned organ She had TO accompany the
singers on the piano.
Except for vacations and time out for the birth of her
three children Mrs Parish has not missed single Sun
day from her post OF duty and has been late only once
in fifty years.
She recalls that Bethel Church the first Negro
Church 10 own pipe organ 10 have vested choir and
to march in Professionals and RecesSonalS.
For this consistent and dedicated service the Bethel
Family will unite In honoling Mrs Parrish Sunday
September 90 at 1870 pm. in the Sanctuary. The Testi
monal will mark the retirement of Mrs Jessie Parrish
from active service Senior organist of Bethel A. E.
Church Tributes VIII be paid by departments of the
church and many gifts will be bestowed upon her among
which will be plaque presented by the church for mer
tOri0uS service.
musical program headed by Mr.. George D. Collier,
President Of the Choir and Directed by Mr.. Arthur Wal
lace. Minister of Music will also be included Assisting
with the musical tributes will be Dr. Ernest W. H. John
son, who was for many years director Of the Senior
Choir Of Bethel A. M. <. Church.