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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03
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COLORED-l7l4 7th ST. NV
Brand new kit. and bath in bright,
roomy 2-bedrm. apt. SD. incl.
utils. XII. 9-2612.
COLORED-2iOI ONTARIO RID.
N.W.-Compl. redec. 1-bedrm. apt;
in mod. bldg; S77.50 incl. all
ntils. Mr.. JORDAN. Apt. lOa'
COLORED-I9I6 NJ ST. Me-
bedrm. duplex with ser. porch:
SOS. Call MR.. SMITH. DI. 7-14l1.
COLORED - DEANWOOD - Very
clean and neat l-bedrm. duplex
apis; $3.50 per mo. See MRS,
WRIGHT. 1855 Eads st. ne. LII.
COLORED-2319 18th ST. NV.
-"-bedrm. apt, newly dec; $50
mo, COMET REALTY CO.. Ii,
COLORED-S5s Ozone bedroom,
spacious and convenient, Just OF
Nichols ave. at 3R02 Wade I'd
Sc. Key at grocery store, 260u
Wade I'd, or call SHANNON a.
LUCHS CO., Ma. S-2345.
COLORED = IieS MONROE ST.
NM rooms. kit, bath: beauti-
fully remodeled: 500 mo. JAMES
l.. DIXON d. CO., ST. $1,000, OIL.
6-TS27.
COLORED-IS26 CALIFORNIA ST.
NV room. kitchen, bath, du-
pick apt; suit. cple,; $50.
COLORED 1880 BLADENSBURG
RID. N.E.-Very lge one rm,. kit
bath. $50 incls. all utils. Call jan
itor. Ii. 4-5042.
COLORED--l617 18th ST. NV
. rms. kitchen and bath So so.
THOMAS p. BROWN
6l5 4th st. S.W. MA. S-lSl9,
CoLORED-I62l D ST. SEE
rms. kit. bath. compl. redec;
$62 so per mo.
and bath hun eo mn N red LSii ted
S6b per mo.
NATIONAL SAVINGS g. TRUST CO.
OF -
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REAL ESTATE SALE OF EXON
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

COLORED-FOR RENT - Homes.
income on hts, Nd. land. RA.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BARBER SHOP FOR sALE-Five
quick sale reas. price. 26l5 l4th
BEAUTY SHOP, fully equipped
once. FLOYD Z. DAVIS CO,
1929 K st. NV. Ma. S-0352.
BARRIER SHOP, 3 chairs, modern
equipment. Reasonable. TIE. SIS
GROCERY-Over Sl.IOO weekly in
come: owner Ill, must sell Call
II. 4-l27l daytime. or Ii. 7-032S
after : pm.
PRINT SHOP FOR sALE-Letter
press. offset. Box 379-Y, Star.
LAWN MOWER GRINDER, lawn
mowers and parts. Call Granite
4-g53b after 6 pm.
RO0MING-9 rooms. 2Ia baths,
gas heat. garage. tincome quoted
$3.50 mo. fllled): 18th ST.. not far
from Park I'd. NV: II you want
a nice place with necessary furni-
ture, be sure and inspect. EDWIN
L. ELLIS, Broker. RE. 7-5l4O.
IN TIME FOR VACATION TRADE
Sinclair service station. for lease.
N center of resort area. Beverly
Dcatn euu MhyO rus. MhyO, Mu.
excellent summer potential. For
further information call Mr.
SCHROEDER. Baltimore. Nd.
Nortnfeld Suisse between Il and
q pm.
BEAUTY SHOP. in Nd. shopping
center, new equip. 50l4 riggs
I'd. Chillum, Md. HA. 2-39ll.
LUNCHEON FOUNTAIN-PIN-
BALL PARLOR for sale reason
rhlv. or will rent to qualified
party; well equipped AID. 4-479s
PARTNER for growing restaurant
and bar on Conn. ave. Reply to
Box 352-Y. Star.
MOTELs FOR SALE-Adviee and
consultation BY exclusive. full-time
motel broker and travel specialist
Offering accommodation on best
buys In motels and sites.
JOE II. THOMPSON
Ol0 WRfd n1Aa q Arnn
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FALLS CHURCH

VIRGINIA FOREST - 9
rms, :. baths; lge. liv. rm.
with firepl: scr. porch. rec.
rm. Ice fenced I'd with
trees. Sl35 per mo. Call JE.
4-O6l3.
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HILLCREST-5 bedrms., Diet. brick.
pa baths. rec. rm.. gas h.-w. h.,
near bus at Penna. Ave. Reason
ably priced. HARTMAN Realty,
Inc. Realtors. LII. 4-4300, ewes.
Ky; l.51"6. OFFICE CLOSED
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WALLER GARDEN APIS

WALLER GARDEN APIS.
SEES FINEST VALUE
I and 9 bedrms. avail, LARGE kit
with exhaust fan and garbage dis
posal refgr. with freezing COM
part; colored tile bath. Close TO
schools. churches, transp. Rentals.
Also o AVAIL. FURNISHED
To reach: Out Alabama ave,
Yight on Wheeler I'd. to sign on
property. Once open to $50 pm
THE WHEELER CORP.
1910 wahler ri. Sc. 10. 2-37s3
Washington Circle Apis.
243O PENNA. AVE. NV.
Emcs. ss2.50 to SOL so
Individually controlled rm. tenn
perature, complete laundry facil-
tiles with auto. washers and driers;
eonv. TO shopping and transp.;
rental includes secretarial serv-
ice and utils, Pc. 1880.
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BETHESDA. mr.. NH and Naval
rambler. 3 baths. firepl., finished
rec. rm.; only $1,000 down to
qualified purchaser. sec loan
available. Immediate possession.
S24,og0. BETHESDA REALTY.
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-
215 18th ST. NE, Apt. Lily.
rear yard. porch: very lge rms,
at Apt. /. KE. 7-l12O.
ist FLOOR. semidet. duplex; Sc;
bedrm.. nice yard. Mr.. bus. S65
Aft. 5, EN-. 2-3402.
CHOICE LOCATION bedrooms.
liv. rm, kit, bath: redec.; very
conv. transp. AID. 2-7436.
OVERLOOKING PARK. NV. =
Completely redec... liv. rm., bed
I'M, sep. dinette, kit: $3.50 in
cl utils, no. 2-231S after pm,
as3l r ST. Sci bedrm.. dinette.
Kit, bath. Utils. furn. sos, Ii
Mr.. BOILING FIELD bedrm. >,
refgr.; utils. furn.; cow. location !;
double exposure; Sos. Ii. 10000.
2 BEDRMS., liv. rm., din. rm., kit.
dntn. Elev. bldg. neatly dec: only
$40 mo. See janitor, 1925 L st.
NV. KOoNEs & MONTGOMERY
INC. DI. 7-e342.
WALK TO WORK, 8 blks. to Wood
ward & Lothrop-Four rms, kit,
bath. with spacious closets and
mirro-eds doors; SS3. Two rms,
kit. and bath. $50. In the we'll
kept. 64-unit elev. bldg, THE
PLYMOUTH. 1888 1lth st. NV.
MONROE NV, 1915 lovely
rms. e. compl. frs); utils. incl:
close in: Sl1O mo. NO. 1925.
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
Bachelor and efficiency in modern
eleV. APT. BLDG: newly decorated;
convenient NV. location Call
manager until z pm, FE. $4,000,
NEAR ROLLING FIELD, 4Ol New
comb st. Sc. Apt. g. rooms
kitchen, dinette and bath: only
$50 so mo. Mr.. NEUMANN. MA.
$4,000.
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KETTLER BROS. APIS.

S.E.-2ll5 r ST.
APIS. 1O4. 2O4-LARGE LIv RIM 1.
KIT.. DIN. AREA, FOYER. TILLpI
LAUNDRY ROOM. INDIVIDUAL
LOCKERS. ALL-WHITE NEIGH
BoRHooD: COW; TO EVERY;
THING. AVAIL. APRIL l. OPEN
syn 10 10 AM .spT TO SIS Z P M ~ MEX
ROBIN REALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03

CHEVY CHASE, Brookdale area a.,
rm. with firepl., family-Sized din.
rm. on LIST A.: > bedrms and
bath on End: full bsmt.. rec. rm.;
garage, scr porch; beautiful level
yard with trees. Owner trans
ferred MAKE OFFER FRANK
g. PHILLIPS. INC. OIL. 2-7006;
ayes OF 4cE.a
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1918 3rd ST. NE.

This one will nay for Itself
modern semidet, brick. concrete
porch, + rms, side hall. 2 kitchens,
. baths, full I'm. bsmt, oil h.-w h
storm windows and awnings. Re-
duced to S14,7bO with low pay
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RIVER ROAD WILSON LANE
Fabulous contemporary rambler,
spacious rms. incl. glass walled
paneled liv, rm.. din. rm., electric
kit, breakfast space, center hall.
4 bedrms.. 3 baths, big family rm.,
hrepl,. paraquet floors, . porches,
heavily wooded area. owner transs
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS INC. oil.
2-7006: ewes, KE. 7.1360.
ROCK CREEK HILLS--Custom brk.
rambler, featuring immense pam
eled family RIM. adjoining. ALL
electric kit; 2 twin-sized bedrinl !,
2 baths, separate din. rm,, full
bsmt., shaded patio. S33.g5O.
KoRZENDoRFER. Realtor. OIL. L.
Sill till ..
ROCKVILLE. 59O5 Rideeway ave.
across from Twinbrook Elem.
school; selling FHA or OIL for
only $l2,p50; $500 dn.. $74 30
mo. Must make $3.50 mo.-loyely
home Mrs. walker, cox 4 Co.
RE. 7-l633: ewes, EN-. 3-2b33.
ROCKVILLE-No SIS down. bet.
= and 2 bedrm. homes, payments
like rent BUDNEY REALTY.
GA. 4-sT95. 10. 5-2750.
Continued on Next Passl
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LEwIsDALE-Lge. brick home; iiv.
rm.. flrepl., sep. din. rm., break
fast rm.. den. bath dn.; 3 bed.
rms. bath up: bsmt.; scr. porch.
ALLEN. Realfnr. RA R.aa32
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

ANACOSTIA - VERY clean stucco
row house ; rooms and bath; gas
ton. S10.750. FHH or conven-
tional. HARTMAN REALTY. INC.
REALTORS. LII. 4-3400. ewes
LU l.95l6 OFFICE CLOSED
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MASS. AVE, near IT. Sumter Hill
and Springiield-Rare opportunity
for an imaginative do-it-yourself
man. Exceptionally large wooded
lot at end Of dead-end lane Offer
ing world OF privacy. Has shell
OF older house, ready for remodel
inE. Can be bought for price OF
e ne lot only s sIiISI 70 CAV Mr..
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Park. miles from AEC-54-ft.
brick rambler. 3 bedrooms, ?
terms. MAHLON c. BAUMAN,
owner and builder. Phone Gath.
erSburg II.
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0AKvlEW Is. 81. 1900 oakviev
dr.-Modern 3-bedrm, brick RAM
bier. 22-ft. Nv. rm., nrepl;, porch;
HHTtoHa T. 'f PESK, he i'9 sc.S4odool DOWN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03

FAIRFAX VILLAGE, 1910 r St.
s:e.-very clean. 3-bedrm. brick.
Front porch, rec. rm.. fenced
yard; Sl2,950 FLA. PUFFEN-
-;TRGER. Realtor, 10. 7-515l.
LU. 2-4976
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NEW HAMPSHIRE EsTATEs--Mod:
ern 6-rm. brick. Convenient close
shopping. Assume A. loan. Pay
SS4 .2e mnnth, incl taxes HUGH
y PECK 1880 New Hamp. ave.
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KENWOOD PARK AREA-Brand.
new 4.bedrm;, 3ls-bath, center.
= left. and trades accepted.
DISTRICT MARYLAND REALTY
INC, EN-. 2-S206: ewes. OIL. g.
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CHEVY CHASE. Conn. ave.-Va-
cant. brk. home. 4 bedrms, .
baths Il bedrm. and bath on st
hrD, living rm., dining rm., kit,
rec. rm., garage. Bargain, SIB,-
$50; can be bought with 1000
cash. Needs redecorating Ne. D.
1858; ewes. OIL. 2-Ol35. FULTON
nnDnnA ID m
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HILLCREsT AREA-Detached brk..
u rms, IL baths, finished rec.
rm.. built-in garage. gas heat.
enclosed porch. lovely grounds;
$50 800. Easy terms at So
HARTMAN REALTY, INC, Real
tors. LU. 4-34OO. ewes. LU. l.
1883. once closed SUNDAYS.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD. = Charming
center-hall brick Colonial. in PRES
tlge location; bedrms., 31a baths,
library or den: rec. rm., huge kit,
large porch. garage; slate roof.
For appt., call o. D. FIELD, INC,
Iii E-~ll.
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BETHESDA, mr.. N. Bethesda Jr.
Hieh-New brick Colonial: LIST A..
den. powder rm.. llv. rm.. din. rm.
tomorrow's kit ind A.. 3 bed
rms. bath: full bsmt. S22 $50,
SS $1,000 ., cash REALIsTINos
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kENWOOD-Impressive Colonial. Q
yrs. old; library, full bath; big
bedrms.. . baths: rec. space with
firepl.; Gear garage. Almost u
acre. Level entrance Big 49,
trust. Under $4,000. SAMUEL
Z. BOGLEY OF ND, INC, OIL.
6-7SO0. ewes. OIL, A-S072
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ist FLOOR, semidet. duplex; Sc;
| bedrm.. nice yard. Mr.. bus. S65
AZ & EN- o.2Ano
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Observation-Disclosures 3-bedrm.,
buslinss; nice llv. rm. with irepl.,
Ice. din, rm.. modern kit, en-
closed side porch. rec. rm. with
1repl.. gar. Assume large 4lscs
loan; fairly priced in low eos
plaNlt. S. 8; Phyllis; INC" OIL
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CHOICE LOCATION BEDROOMS,
liv. rm, kit, bath: redec.; very
conv tranSp AID. o-T43H
Evening star., 1958-07-01

Choose golden, silvered
or modern wood frames
from minioture size to
l6" by 2o".
Evening star., 1958-07-01

Recent statistics prove more
than ever that most of our de.
linquency and welfare prob.
lens are centered in the same
families-generation after gen.
erationl Can we really do some.
thing about the 90 Of families
who use more than half the
welfare dollars while breeding
criminals?
Now, in this weeks Saturday
Evening Post, read the startling
facts about these "sick" fami.
lies! Find out what surveys
have shown about attempts at
rehabilitation, along with some
actual case histories that will
shock and amaze you!
And you'll learn about the
radical new approach to this
problem being taken by one of
our large cities that may knock
the nrons from under our soar.
ing crime rate! Read "Is There
Hope for Hopeless Families ?"
Evening star., 1958-07-01

II think chances (of passagel
are better than most people
think"
He noted that although the
Senate passed the bin June II.
1t still has not been referred to
q House committee. OfIlcially 1t
remains on the desk of House
Speaker Rayburn.
The Senate measure, which
grew out Of Senate rackets In
vestigations last year. Is aimed
chiefly at curbing thefts Of
labor funds and safeguarding
the rights of union members.
Among other provisions. 1t
would require public disclosure
Of union finances through re-
ports to the Secretary of Labor:
and would require secret ballot
election of union officers for
limited terms.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
Committee Bypossing
On Labor Bill Urged

Representative Udall, Demo-
crat Of Arizona, proposed today
that the House bypass its Labor
Committee and consider direct
q Senate-passed labor control
bill.
II personally am trying to
form q bipartisan front to urge
that approach be taken" Mr.,
Udall told a reporter. He is q
member of the Labor Commit
tee. A two-thirds vote of the
House would be required to take
up the bill without prior COM
mittee consideration.
There's no chance at ALI
for the bill. he said, If 1t is
sent to the committee.
Other members of the COM
mittee have expressed similar
views. but Udall said that under
1.-THE procedure he is considering
Evening star., 1958-07-01

night, the Associated Press
was honored for distinguished
coverage Of educational news
throughout the country with o
School Bell" Award. Singled
out was q. X. Hodenfield, the
APPS education writer. who ac-
cepted the award.
Other awards went to the
Saturday Evening Post, Red
book. Look, Ladies Home
Journal, Business Week and
Popular Science. the Columbia
Broadcasting System, Ameri-
can Broadcasting Co. National
Broadcasting Co., the New
York Times and Parade, Sum
day newspaper supplement,
Television Station KPIX, San
Francisco, also was cited. NBC
and CHS also won awards in
the radio field.
Ewald Turner of Pendleton,
Oreg., was named president OF
the department Of classroom
teachers Of the NEA. The
classroom teachers include 80
per cent Of the total NEA
membership.
Evening star., 1958-07-01

per cent Is bettered only In the
small Scandinavian countries,
he said.
Replying TO critics who say
schools are stressing quantity
rather than quality. Or. Ginger
said that with about 6 per cent
of the worlds population. the
United States had trained 2l.6
per cent of the winners in the
57-year history of the Nobel
Prize aW ards.
He contended uniformed
critics could seriously damage
the vast but sensitive educa-
tional system"
Needs Outlined
Outlining the needs as better
qualified teachers, more ade-
quate teaching materials such
as books and laboratories. bet
ter buildings and a restudy oi
curricula, DR.. Ginger said
schools must continue. above
all, to teach the Importance Of
the individual.
In other NEA action las
Evening star., 1958-07-01
College HOnors
3 Area Men

Three area men have been
honored by Trinity College Of
Hartford. Conn. in connection
with the schools three-year
Program Of Progress" develop
ment campaign which raised
more than S4.6 million.
George M. Ferris, Washing
ton area chairman Of the drive,
made a substantial contribution
to establish the George M,
Ferris lectureship in economies
Other area men cited for
their part in the campaign are
David M. F. Lambert of-Alex-
andria, area alumni chairman,
and Joseph Campbell. control
Ter general Of the United States
and a former Trinity trustee.
Evening star., 1958-07-01

own country but on the rest of
the world almost nothing has
been taught about the school
and its function"
System Defended
Voicing 9 strong defense OF
the Nations school system. DR.
Ginger noted that education
has given the United States
the lowest percentage Of illit-
eracy of any large country in
khe world.
The United States figure of 3
Evening star., 1958-07-01


the American school system. "
said DR.. Lyman v. Ginger, NEA
president.
DR.. Ginger, dean Of the Col
lege Of Education at the Uni
versity Of Kentucky. gave the
keynote address at the first
general assembly Of the NEA.
The convention, gathering 49,
900 delegates and visitors,
opened Sunday and win con-
tinue through Friday.
It is an amazing paradox, DR..
Ginger said. that in a country
where schools have such a pow
erful impact not only on their
Evening star., 1958-07-01

White or black with
gold spray; holds z
bulbs. Complete with
glass diffuser.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
Teaching Function
Of Schools Is Urged

CLEVELAND, July tF1-American education has failed
pucze its good points the president Of the National Edu-
cation Association told delegates here last night.
"It appears to be imperative schools TO have the
effect described by most Of people, that should teach
more both in and out Of school about the function Of
Evening star., 1958-07-01
Big business
gets out of town!

The skeptics frowned when this
large insurance company
planned a new $40, 900, 900
building-'way out in the hills!
Now, read about this revolu.
tionary move that may well be
a trend. Find out how it solved
major company problems and
how once tired, dull people were
reborn" when they started
working in a country club"l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
ALL PURPOSE METAL
ARISTO-MATS

The beoutifyine and protective features of
Arsto-Mots make them quoity oil purpose
stove and utility nnots. The patterns and
finishes have been consumer tested and op-
proved. Heat resistont asbestos books pro-
tect surfaces from heot or shorp blows
Arsto-Mots cont NOR surfoces
A. Stainless Queen durobe stainless
steel Choice Of 4 sizes, 2.39 to 1893
3 PeorI Queen-mother- of -peor pottern.
eroy, yellow, red, pink and turquoise.
Choice of 4 sizes, I.29 to 1.98
c. Diamond Brieht-becores port of
range or courter top. In 4 sizes,
1.29 to l.o8
WGL-Housewores lst Floor North Building
=. also Chevy Chose and Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

Your bath con be the brightest room In
your home build your color scheme
around one of these magnolia" pottern
toilet scots These smoothly nodded scots
cont split odd new charm to your room
Choice Of other potterns, including Strow
Flowers" in O voriety Of coIors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
LADY MODERNAIRE
STEEL STORAGE CHESTS

At lost q beautiful answer to your stor-
ooe problems Lody Modernoire hos thot
smart quilted" design, decorator styling,
decorator coIors your choice of pink.
blue, white or eroy And the oIl-steeI con-
struction will give yeors Of service.
Underbed Chest 798
Jumbo Chest. 3Oxl Skis" 998
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
RID-JID "SPREDWING"
IRONING TABLE

with Airflow pad and cover set
at no extra charge
Actually ironing tobIes in one A topered
tobIe for ironing clothes and square
off" tobIe for ironing flotwork You oIso
get the AirfIow pod ond cover set ct no ex-
tro charge Complete 1895
Other Rid-id boards 1923 and l4.9S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
NEW DECORATED
TOILET SEATS

regularly 9.o8 30
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-17
Damascus
Fire Ladies
Net 5000 for
Department
Damascus
By Mrs. Ulysses Griffith Nv
Clearwater 1862

The Ladies Auxiliary to the Da-
mascus Fire Department report
that they cleared slightly over
$500 on their booth at the carni-
val and the rattle of the chaise
lounge run at the same time.
Mrs. Roger Poole, administra-
tive secretary at the high school,
we are glad to report will have
help this coming year in handling
the multitudious secretarial tasks
of the school, Mrs. Basil Day has
been appointed school secretary.
Anna Slacum, Elaine Wagner,
Marilyn Doolan and Ruth Hur-
ley are spending two weeks at
Camp Mawavi in Triangle, Va.
. Mrs. Robert Lewis and Lana
who have been visiting friends in
the Damascus area have returned
to Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Mrs
John Lewis is staying on in Da-
mascus for a while with Mrs.
Herbert Barnes.
Mrs. Della Burdette has been
patient at Doctors Hospital.
B. d. Gladhill, Chairman of the
Montgomery County Soil Super
visors and Fred Hazen, chief con-
servationist of gomery
County attended the annual meet.
ing of the Old Line Chapter of
the Soil Conservation Society
July 14-16 at Ocean City, Md.
Among those from Damascus
attending the annual banquet of
County Auxiliary to the Volun-
teer fire departments at Peter
Pan last Wednesday were Mrs.
B. d. Gladhill, Mrs. Mollie Glad
hill, Mrs. Clifford Davis, ST., Mrs.
Clifford Davis, Jr, Mrs. Pearl
Brown, Mrs. Merton Dutrow,
Mrs. H. Deets Warfield, Jr., Mrs.
Luther Burke, Mrs. Kenneth
King, Mrs. Merhle Warfield, Jr.,
Mrs. Guy Jewell, Mrs. Gertrude
Johnson, Mrs. Marvin Magin,
Mrs. Leslie Woodfield, Mrs. Don
aid Gordon, Mrs. Merhle Pickett
and Miss Joyce Warfield. Mrs.
Pickett sang two solos accom-
panied by Miss Warfield as part
of the evenings entertainment.
The Northern Montgomery
County Women's Democratic
Club enjoyed a delightful meet
ing July 8 at the Stone House
Inn with Mrs. o. E. Williams pre-
siding. Speaker for the meeting
was Blair Lee III who gave a
brief history of the Democratic
candidates running for statewide
and local office and why they
should be supported in Novem
Der.
Glenda and Carol Watson of
Pinnacle, N. c., are visiting their
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Day for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Y. White
of Cue Road have just returned
from a two week motor trip
through New England and Can
ada. They stopped off to visit
Mrs. Whites parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elbridge Carr in Millinocket,
Me. The Whites son Billy is
spending the summer with his
aunt and uncle Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Skidmore in Elkins, w.
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Griggs and
family are vacationing in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Mullin-
eaux have moved into their new
home on Woodfield Road.
Arizona sun., 1958-12-04
CHURCH
NEWS
ANTIOCH BAPTIST

Last Sunday being the 5th
Sunday, the Missionary Society
was in charge of services.
Devotion leaders for the morn
ing worship we're Mrs. I. F.
Fowler and Mrs. Ophelia Hop
son. Pastor N. E. Nicholson of
fered the scripture reading and
prayer before delivering the ser
mon, Staging a Comeback. One
was added to the church roll.
Music was provided by the senior
choir.
Sunday night, program con-
sisted of paper by Mrs. Viola
Wormly, subject, Jesus Letter
To His Mother; solo, Gods
Amazing Grace, Mrs. Made
Lollis; a demonstration of "Doers
of the Word" by the Dorcus
Circle; and a solo by Mrs. Minnie
Belsher. "The Burden of the
Church, a play, was demonstrat-
ed by the Lois Circle.
Mrs. Ocie B. Boysaw was NC;
Mrs. Ethel Hughes program
chairman, Mrs. Jodie Woods is
president.
Arizona sun., 1958-12-04
First Institutional Baptist Church

1141 East Jefferson
A. G. Ker- d-ickS, Pastor
0:3O am. Sunday School
1900 am. Morning worship
Arizona sun., 1958-12-04
Eastlake Park
Highlights
By Clarence A. Jackson

Craft classes meet Wednesday
and Fridays from 8 to 10p.m.
Come out and make your Christ
mas gifts while there's still time.
Basketball is coming into its
own at Eastlake Park. This sea-
son we will have four teams in
the Metropolitan League = one
mems and three teenager's,
Last Monday, I met with the
Ministerial Alliance and discuss
ed the possibilities of having a
church league. They spoke very
favorably. We hope, in the very
near future, We will have this
league so that the community
can see youngsters participate
in this fine sport
.
The following are weekly &C
tivities at Eastlake: Monday
through Friday, young boys
basketball, S to 6 pm; Tuesday,
pre-teens, S to $50, also high
school YACs, 7 to 10; Thursday,
6 to 9, girls sports, basketball,
etc.; Friday 4 to 5, Jim Titus
on Bandstand also College night
8 to II; and every other Thurs
day, Movies in the Canteen.
Plans are being made for a
girls basketball league to start
play after Christmas.