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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-05
: Social g. (Iu7c Roundup :

a japanese Dance done by three
Of the graduating models. name
ly: Mrs Mary Edwards. who mod
cled clothes des, sncd by Earnes-
tine ncrland, Helen Lewis
who modelled May Robinson 5
creations. Dec RILEY modelling
Winkleman's STYLES Paula Frazier
modelled May RobinSon's fashions.
and Ruth olcm1n designed fash
ions worn by model Add.c Week
erS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-05

Mrs. JOhnS0n'S curriculum VIII
include intensive study in the
fields Of group leadership. adult
education. human behavior. com
munity development and social
work. plus possible field stu
dies in a New York City neigh
borhOod center.
Because her work with the
[ rban League touches all Of these
fields. Mrs Johnson hopes TO
bring back from her years study
new skills and "refrcsher' know
ledge for further human rela-
tionS service in Oklahoma City.
She has been director Of the
Urban League OF Oklahoma City
FIR II years, having prior to
that time established the first
Urban League in Texas and serv-
cd as IT, executive for two years.
She is one Of three women
in the United States who head
local Urban League units as ex-
ccutiVc directors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-05
APPRECIATION TEA

ASSISTANT pastor, Rev A B.
Gainious Of Greater King Solo.
mon Bapt:s, Church, was chair.
man OF the Appreciation Tea
given in honor OF Mrs. Lucille
Goodman. mother OF the church.
Sunday, March 23rd. al the De.
troit Association Of Women Clubs
from 400 10 Goo pm Helping
TO make this a momcntous event
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-05
MASONIC CHAPTER NAMED
AFTER W. c. HANDY

sonny Boy Newman, who
brought IN % boys and girls, TO
mark the beginning of the Youth
ncpartmeni of the International
i and 4 NJ MasonS. whose head
quarters located on Gratiot at
81 Aub.n. was considered one
Cf llandv'S good little friends.
As a result. the order was
inspired lprior 10 the death Of
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-05
EASTER SERVICES

Friday, April 4th. Good Friday
services will he h,.s at Peoples
Community Church. Woodward
and Pingrec. IL noon to 3 pm.
Thursday. April 3--The Chan
Gel Choir Of Peoples Community
Church will sing The Crucifix.
ion" by John Stainer.
The program will be presented
at 1850 pm. Holy Communion
will follow the presentation OF
this Easter Cantata.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-05
USAF ASSIGNMENT AND
ENlISTMEHTS

One day early last month,
S/Sgt. Emerson F. Johnson,
local Air Force Recruiter,
picked up phone and in
less time than it takes to
boil a three-minute egg, Mr..
fconfinved on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-05

SANG a solo Fey. James Matthew,
who gave The Invocation
Remarks. An Idea by Rev A.
i Gainious ard friends Acknowl-
elgcmcnts we're hy II Williams.
Musical selections we're done by
the Gospel Meloncttas.
Mother Goodman gave response
Of Thenks before refreshments
l.Nre serNed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-05

Place mounted spit in roiisserie, Turn
temperature dial TO ROTISSERlE set
ing. Allow duekling 10 cook on SPIT
from IA 10 ~ hours. depending on
sire. Az end of cooking period. remove
duckiing 10 hot platter. Remove spit
rod. ske~ers and cord. Orange SLICES
NAV be used 10 decorate duckling TOT
the table. Serve with Orange Sauce.
Recipe will serve 4 to 6 people.
And here's how TO make the
sauce:
I bounce Jar red teaspoon pre-,
e,,rranf ieIlv pared mustard
Iuice of " VI teaspoon
orange ground ginger
tabIespoon Pinch cayenne
lemon Juice pepper
Va cup porf wine ; tablespoons
Grated rind sugar
OF I orange
Melt Jelly in top OF double boiler
over hot water. Add remaining ingfe-
dents. Stir over hot water approNi-
matcIy Ave minutes. Pour into sauce
boat and allow 90 cool before serving.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-05
BY MARY BELLE RHODES
coNcERT.TEA

II was a fashionable concert
Tea Sunday afternoon from 4
to 6 pm. sponsored by the Wo-
men of st Cyprian's Protestant
Episcopal Church.
The concert was composed
mostly Of young people, and se-
cording TO the sentiment OF most
guests, il was unusually coed.
There was an appreciative au-
dience, quite smartly dressed,
who stayed for tea in Page Hall,
waiting to greet participants,
members and friends.
Mrs. Jean Dade and Mrs.
Mammic Jcfferies, we're seen at
the punch bowl where a varie.
~ of catables help to form beau
.,iful dccors.
Mrs. Irma Wells, chairman,
assisted by Mrs. Leoria Pearson.
= as
BRIDGE PARTY
Mrs. Ann Knight of Ford Ave,
invited guests in Saturday even
,ag for bridge and ii was an en-
ioyablc affair for all.
Mrs. Knight served jamaican
Me'n of Shrimp-Jambalaye, rice
pea, ir;ed plantinys, toss salad
rolls I'D coffee. with champagne
in abundance, The Easier Motif
was artistically arranged.
Iostesses: Mesdames Elenora
Duncombe, Helen FELTON, and
Odessa Lett A bottle of cologne
was given hostesses. Awards
were given to Mesdames Ross
IGomez, bridge set; Caroline Nc
| Queen, Jcwlry; Alma Parrish
salad fork and spoon; Vivian
ICooper. bridge cards and Gwen
dolyn Harrison, four cups and
saucerS.
Guests; Theims Hancock, Cora
Bennett, Theresa Carroll, Ernes
tine Chichester, Mildred Woods
Adelaide Todd, Dolores Smith
Myrtle seabrooks. Vivian Cooper
ssIlie Dsrden, Bobbie Evans
Dorothy Quinn, cwendoyn Hsr
rison, Alma Parrish, Marioris
Morrison. Sonnie Hollis and Mar
ssret Hunter.
Surprise; "A Drop In Sunday
night of relatives and a few
friends on Mrs. Irma Wells
birthday at her home, bringing
beautiful gifts.
.
TEA
Mrs. Ann Campbell guest
speaker:
The Women Society Of Chris
tian Service of Scott Methodist
Church presented a wonderful
program Sunday afternoon hav
inc as their guest speaker, Mrs
Ann Campbell Of Boston Blvd.
who chose as her subject, Chris
tan Women In Busy World.
10 Women (white) from Claw
con. Michiasn were some ct the
quest present for this Palm Sun
day Tea.
In the Social Rooms OF the
church. an elaborate Silver Serv
ice. flowers and palms made Q
beautiful scene for this grand
tea.
Mrs. Helen V. Payne, presi
dent of the w. {. S. C., and
Mrs. Ora Belle Wallace, presi
dent of the Guild.
MRS. Christian Bishop, sne
her committee presented TO tbs
church Sunday morning this
beautiful Silver Tea Set"
CURRENT TOPIC STUDY CLUE
Many members were present
for the Tuesday Club meeting Of
the Current Topic Study Club
at the home Of Mrs. whitening
Faqleston Of Pennsylvania.
After the president, Mrs. Dor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-05
Society Doing

othy Duncan had received all
reports. the election CT officers
resulted as follows; Mrs. Mad
cline Mott, president; Mrs. Gwen
dolyn Harrison. vice-pres.; Mrs.
Welhcmina Eggleston, record
secretary, Mrs. Mae Randolph,
corresponding secretary; Nj S.
Christina Bishop. financial sec
rotary; Mrs. Sadie Hancy. treas
urer and Mrs. Dorothy Duncan,
parliamentarian.
Mrs. Eggleston is a lovely
hostess.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-05
Urban League Direttress
Awarded $4,000 Scholarship

OKLAHOMA CITY-Announcement made this
week of the awarding OF coveted scholarship to of the
states most outstanding social workers. who has
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-05
LEWIS BUSINESS COLLEGE

LEWIS BUSINESS COLLEGE
Mrs. Violet T. Lewis was happy
TO receive some many fine pa
rents of her pupils and many
club friends and acquaintences
Sunday at her spacious home for
this annual affair.
Lewis Business College is one
of the outstanding colleges Of
the City and we are proud OF
you.
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FASHION REVIEW

FASHION REVIEW
Eva Pride Charm School tof
House of Beauty upon the grad
uation Of five models. gave a
Fashion Review and Dance Sat
urday. March Goth. at Detroit
Leland Hotel. India Room, 300
pm. The show "Cafc.dc-La Paris
Rue" Sidewalk Cafe in Paris)
was presented in three scenes.
First scene; models wore play
toys; Second scene, Afternoon
dresses, chemise dresses with
hats and gloves we're modelled,
and The Third scene: Cocktail
and Evening Dresses
The show was highlighted with
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-05
sIxTIETH ANNIVERSARY


The Detroit Study Club, the
oldest Federated Club in the
City, celebrated their sixtieth
anniversary Fri day evening
March the 18th 1858. at the
Detroit Federated of Women's
clubs on Second Blvd, of which
they are a member.
Mr. Beu Pelhour Jr., was
guest speaker. Mrs. Martha
Brandon, president of the De-
troit City Association gave
greetings.
Mrs. Samuel Thomas, chair
man.
The 400 Club held their re-
gular meeting "Wednesday after
noon at the Ladies Christian
Home on Scotch Avenue. Many
members were present. Mrs.
Sadie Palmer, pres.
DR.. Elmer George Of Clcvc-
land. Ohio. will give an illuStrat-
cd lecture on the Negro Spirit.
ual at Bethel AME Church April
18th Hrs. Z. NJ Johnson, chair
man. assistant Mrs BesSi c
Thomas.
The Citizens Committee or
ganized f)r the National AS
ISOLATION Of Womcn's Clubs held
a planning conference for the
coming convention at the home
of Mrs. f. Garvin of Longfellow
Saturday afternoon II their plans
materialize they will have the
most elaborated Tea Party cost
ing approximately $1,000.
Mrs. +. GIvin. chairman as
sisted by Mrs. NJ Dean.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-05
BY RUBY WILLIAMS
EDWARD M. TURNER
HONORED AT
BANQUET

Edward VI. Turner. preSi-
dent of the Detroit Branch.
NAACP. was honored at a
testimonial banquet Satur-
day, Marcn goth, in the Social
Hall Of Henry and Edsel Ford
auditorium.
The i-ua. ira ~. Jaync. ma
tionai vice president Of NAACP,
was POSTMASTER. and was intro
duccd by NJ. Kelly Fritz, general
chairman. Testimonial Commit.
tee. and treasurer Of the Detroit
Branch. Rabbi Leon Fran of
Temple Israel gave the invoca-
ton.
Greetings were brought by the
Hon. Louis {. Miriam. city Mayor.
and 1t. Governor, Hon Philip A.
Hart.
Edward NJ. Turner, the Man.
was viewed from Spiritual
Motivation" by Rev. Sheldon
RAIN. director. Social Service De
partment. Detroit Council of
Churches. AN Intimate View"
IVY Detroit's executive secretary.
Arthur l.. Johnson, "Iifc's Work"
bv Atty. Willis NJ Graves, "Devo-
lion TO Humanity and Cause Of
Justice for AL" by Gloster b.
Current, Director Of Branches,
NAACP. ST Marks Community
Church Trio ENID Hurst. Celess
McLester, and Hazel Martini gave
a musical selection, accompanied
by Mary Booker.
Presentation of resolution by
the Hon. VIM. T. Patrick Jr.,
member of Detroit Common
Council. Presentation by Mrs.
Geraldine Dledsoc. member Of
NAACP Board of Directors. and
Or. ]. J. McClcndon. member Of
National and Detroit Branch
Board Of Directors.
Response by lI0noree Edward
NJ. Turner. Sheldon RAIN and
Eugene Wilson. Subcommittee
chairman. Rev James F.. Wards
" orth, Jr., Program Committee
chairman Arrangements. Mrs.
Kate Montgomery; Awards, Mrs
bara Simmons; Publicity,
Samuel ]. Simmons; Tickets,
Willie Baxter. and HoStcsses,
Mrs. Arthur Johnson and Mrs.
c. w. Preston.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-05
ELECTED PRESIDENT

Mr.. Harrison Reid, Of 18th ST.
has been eject ii president of
the 60 and 6400 Block Club fol
the ensuing year.
This club is one CT the best
organized clibs on the West
Side and we know greater
heights will be attained.
Mrs. Bessie Carson is the re-
firing president and made an
excellent president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
FURNITURE SALE

Odd porch furniture. 80 to SIS:
odd din rm, chairs. 81 to s.; odd
tables. 81 to So; one bassinette. So;
single bed spring and mattress
complete. Sl5; one double bed
bed frames, single or double. S.
to SO. liv. rm. chairs. S. to SO;
sofa, Sl5: one sofa bed. $25; 2-pc
liv. rm set and covers, S:I5; studio
couch. $50: 5-pc. blond dinette set.
$50, S-pc. din. rm. set, $50;
treadle sewing machine in cabinet
500: youth bed. SOS: drop-leai
table. SIS: chifforobe. SIS; Liquor
bar cabinet. SIS; china cabinet
sos: window fan. S25: upright
piano; $50 large once desk. $40
chests and dressers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
(coNTlNUkD)

BABY BED. lge. size. blond: teeth
ing protector slidins sides. Kant
will sell for S35. ov. 3-O33l.
BABY CARRIAGE, Thayer. gray;
good cond., S25. Call FE. 1892.
BABY FURN.-Welsh Doodle bug,
sy; also crib complete with mat
tress: peri. cond. IA. 4-4641.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

CAMERA, SKI: Pako dryer. drum
washer. SKI. 35-mm. Omega enl p.
copy stand. deep dew tanks; Lam
inator. flm, paper. etc. ME. s-l22l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

DESKS, BRAND-NEW
Modern, single pedstai 4Ixo0
in walnut. $50 50: desirable fol
home. once. or LIVING room. Excel
styling.
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ELECTRIC MOTORS

ENGAGEMENT RING. so pts. blue
mum setting Appraised $3.50. Best
offer over A75 takes II. Leave
message. Mr.. Dupius. HU. 3-543@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

FAN. heavy duty twin type. "a hip.
! 3s-in reversible blade. sacrifice
+ IA $685.
FAN-viking. ~ in. belt drive. s.4
barbecue grill; picnic icebox
ilmm globe; transistor radio. OIL
0ssgf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

Implanted. Open today Apri
clearance. Special for sun. ant
Mon. Big bargains on hundreds oi
itemS-ehests OF drawers. bookcases
desks. bars. tables and chairs. rec.
ord cabinets, corner cupboards
picture frames. mouldlngs. parh
benches and large selection Of out.
door furniture II you don't fint
what you want We WHY make wha'
YOU need THE IMPLANTED SHOP
sol Penna ave NV Hours sun
10 20 8. Thurs. q 10 . other days
. TO : Tel RE 1-7a.t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

BRAND-NEW
3-Pc. Colored Bath
room Outfit, COM
plete with crome
fittings --$l3e.95
Ex8' Plasterboard.
So. Fl. SC
Hard Board -Ea. $l.98
Hand Basins,
fittings $l3.95
SOCIAL. H ot-W ter
Heater. 10-yr. guar,
glass lined $685.
Shower Stall, fit
tings --------$42. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
IAMONDS
UNREDEEMED
Livingston & Co.
1923 H st. NV.

Oldest pawnbroker in Wash
liquidating current stock of
pawn diamonds. Prices defy
competitor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Arrow Lumber Co.
$500 Kenilworth
SPRUCE $4,000
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.


CABLE. steel: ~. S. r.; other
sizes 50ee discount. J. n. oIcH-
NER. 25I3 NJ st. NV.
CALCULATOR - Monroe. Mar
chant. Friden, Burroushs: COMP
tometers. hand and cleo. $50 up.
CENTRAL. 2O07 i4th Of. nv.
HUI. 3-5Ie1
CAMERA. 3 nm. Revere, model ~.
magazine camera. F:1 p with WA.
lens and telephoto lens plus model
SIS de luxe protector with WI
focus lens Call CT 6-0635.
CAMERAS. out Of pawn: Leica,
Rolieidex RolleIcord. Retina. Con-
tax. Argus. also movie and many
others. Real BARGAINS, low. Low
prices: try US ROSSLYH LOAN
CO Rosslyn. Va. IA s-4e21.
CAMERAS. Argus. $40; Kodak
$40. axi2 rug, SIS; household
effects trains, toys. dolls. UN
ISL.
CAMERA. subminiature Minieord
cost, $40; sell. $50 Pony "35'
WITH fash. SEQ OIL. 4-23@I
CAMERA. Roileifex. 4x4; never used
with case; sos. or might swap fol
Leiea Ms accessories. OIL. 5-766a
CAMERA. Nixon. IL lens; valued
/ at $3.50 sacrifice ct $500. Cal
/ DU 7-a6s6. Ext 307
CAMERA-TNLARGER. 35mm Leit1
/ Valoy with lens and easel: $50
KE s-7O67
CAMERA. auto. Rolleifiex. Tessai
2 lens, Kodak Crafiite fash gun
/ IS nm. rut MIN and stereo adsp ..
tors. lifa iilters. sunshade ant
accessory bag - so value com
plete ostfit. $3.50 ia $3.50.
CAMERA EoUIP-Elec. nash. AC
only. used . mos. SIS. Also b
nm camera outfit. HE. 4-"534.
CAMERA. speedEraphic. RI. sra.
FIGHT fash. holders; like new
$3.50. Aim holders. erafmatics
roll holder. film pack holders
fash extensions. leather case
OMEGA COPY attachment, hanVers
timers. printers, dryer, RollelkiT
rs nm. attachment, Argus IS MN
camera, 10 nm. movie Tel. ant
wa lenses. trays, etc. All equip
ment like new. KATEN, 1874 Prim
rose I'd NV
CAMERA, SKI: Pako dryer, drum
washer. SKI. 35-mm. Omega enl
copy stand. deep dev. tanks; Lam
instor. film, paper. etc. ME. s-lc2l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

MANS APPX. I CT. Nice brilliant
dia, with good cut set in hand made
lax. y.g. mtg. Out OF pawn. only.
LADY's ia CTS. Stunning fiery
Ola: set in latest style plat mtg
with 4 side dias. fiShtail style set
tins, a real barsain, only $500.
LADY'S APPX. ga CTS Super
bly, cut and excellent brilliance set
In lovely plat. mtg. with . side
tapered baguettes. Unredeemed at q
bargain, only $l,la5.
LADY'S lsse CTS. Elegant dia
radiant color and fine American
cut set in modern lax. ye. tiffany
style setting. A real value, only
LADY's ga CTS. Blue white
American cut dia. with terrific brill
lance set in popular lax. Wa. 4
prong mts. Worth twice the price,
LADY's Ola. AND OPAL RING
made Of lax, y.g and is set with
lovely Hungarian fire opal with IA
full cut dias. A gorgeous ring at d
bargain price. Just taken out OF
pawn at a bargain, only Sl37.
DIAMOND EARRINGS for pierced
ears. magnificent dazzling dias
appx ~ Ct each. lax. We. tiffany
style setting Bargain, only $l75.
MANS APPX. 3a4 CTS Large
RADIANT dia. with utmost FIRE and
Ibrilliance set in heavy l4-k. y.g
mtg. unredeemed. only S7g5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
BUILDING MATERIALS


SLIGHTLY USED
SKA, g. -------E a. 35c
Sash ------F From acc
Doors From $l.00
Iron Fencing.
Lin. TT. lc
8" Eye Beam. TT. $l.2O
Apt. Size Stove, bottle
or natural gas.
Ia. $500
Leg Tubs 49, Ea. $9.e5
Pine Flooring.
Lin. IT. lie
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ICAMERA AND BNLARGER, crow
Graphic, OMEGA Dr.. XII. s-1l1b
CAMERA, Bolex. H-l6; rear focus
prism focus. leather case. new
cost over $3.50. Sac. Call IA
7-4O4b after 30 pm. Sun.
CAMERA, SKI. Rembrant portrait
isn't soS w sapt's dry h AssS5 sDssa
11x14, cut Aim magazines. z
GOLDSTE1N, EN-. 2-733S. ST
3-1223.
CAMERA, polariod Highlander;
completes; Clarinet DeKay Graf
tone. Best offer. WA. 1885,.
CAMERAS = Guaranteed used OIL
new cameras At discount prices
See US first. PORTER STUDIOS
JE. S-oa53 Mon through sat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

UPHoGSTERER ARM CHAIR. 70
match the above desk Swedish
styling in decorator eolors. see so.
viii compliment home. once. or
living room. Special price for the
desk and arm chair as unit
SD 80. Limited number WASHING
TON OFFICE FURNITURE co.
l3Ok II st. NV. Dl. 7-st15.
DIAMOND RING. marouise. nearly
carat No dealers. Telephone
DIAM0NDs-SIO to 81 900; money
back guar, NATIONAL PAWN
BROKERS. 1905 Lee hwy. Rosslyn.
Va. foot Key Br IA. 2-1757.
DICTAPHONE. debating rec ording
moor model ~ cylinders. plus
carrying case. Al condition. 5000
or best offer. LII. $4,000
DINETTE SET. mahoEany. table. 4
chairs. corner cabinet. pads, like
new. UN. 4-1R43
DIN. RIM. SUITE. 2 pieces, perfect
1 cond. $50. mahogany. AID. q
121S after Z pm.
DIN. RIM. TABLE. solid dark mahog
With chairs. extra leaf. Duncan
Phyfe legs on table; excel. cond.
WI. 6-l567.
DIN. RIM. TABLE, Duncan Phyfe
extra Leaf and pad. excel. eond
t45; also Daveno, SIS: . match.
ing peltox russ. gxi2. SxiO. $50
AP. 7-3plO
DINING RIM. SUITE, iO-pe. Hon.
duras mahog. Excel. eond.. $500
NO. 7-343b.
DIN. RM. SET. mahog. Duncan
Phyfe table and chairs. break.
front 70 match. Reas. OIL. 1000 !
DIN: RM.--Mod china cabinet ant
bunet: 2 blond mahog.. lamI
tables and . lamps. platform
rocker JU. B-054s.
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5001 VALUES
2x6, 2x8, 2x10, 2x12
UP TO To- LENGTHS
SC
BOARD POOR
All Lumber Dry, Seasoned, Clean and Sized
ACE
Wrecking u Building Materials Co.
Washington Yard Rockville Yard
k002 MINI. Ave. NE Rte. $40, MI NJ Rockville
LII. 4-0500 Pc. 2-9200
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" logo
FREEZER. General Elec.. 1917 GU
IT.. with ouick-freeze unit, price
s925 Twinoaks 3-s56b
FREEZER. GE lieu. II. chest
$3.50 0E refer and freezer. ..
DR.. 10-cu IT. 500. NO. 7-3435
FREEZE-TOP RHFGR.. 500: war.
ing Blender. SIS: sl-in. blond
Tv; corner table; lamps. $3.50
UN 4-2S5l
FREEZER, Ib-cu. II. chest, 4 mos
old. Perfect. Must sell. S@4O
JE. 4-7235.
FREEZER, 10 egs IT.: IKE new
$50 CT. 6-bps@. b"3k Mont
gomery st. Springfield. Va
FREEZER. ~ Gu. II like new: uset
only few mos; cost $500, viii sac,
s325. VIII. 2-50a"
FRIGIDAIRE, q cubic IT,: nice anc
clean. WO 6-7244
FROZEN CUsTARD ElectrofreeEs
| and ice cream cabinet like new.
$1,000 or best offer 10 -3a4T
FUR-Loveiy natural mink cape
beautiful cond, Sa25. Cost much
! more After ~. OIL. 8-7:03.
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FENCING. chestnut. split rail: .
and , rails: rustic. from the noun
tains BLUE RIDGE FENCE CO..
Nj Sidney. Va. Box 116
FAN. wes.inghouse Mobilaire. S25:
also hedstead. light wood. IA.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-04-10
/ onlaf0eS
In January

Fresh, vine-ripened tomatoes
really go fine in January. Such
tomatoes are being grown whole
sale on the Mississippi State
College Campus. DR.. E. L. Moore
of the horticultural department
supervises this Experiment Sta
ton project.
THE TOMATOES are OF nine
special greenhouse varieties, and
they are grown in an expert
mental plastic greenhouse. DR..
Moore's work with tomatoes is
by no means confined to the
plastic greenhouse project.
Far from it! He is conducting
extensive experiments IN breed
ing varieties with better flavor
and more disease resistance, and
he has made an important dis
covery in mulching.
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SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEES NOTICE
OF SALE

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF FORREST Ii
WHEREAS, on July 18th, 1850. Cur.
It's Hoard and wife Bessie Watts HOARD
executed their Deed of Trust to the
original trustee in the Deed OF Ifusts
Recorded in Book 141. page IL, OF
Land Deed of Trust Records OF for-
WHEREAS. default having been made
i'm the payment thereof, and having
been substituted by the beneficiary IN
the place and stead of the Original
trustee by an instrument spread az
large on the margin of the RECORD OF
said Deed of Trust, and | having Deen
called upon by the beneficiary to tore
close the same.
THEREFORE, I will on April 2otn'
1853 at the front door OF the, Court
house. within legal hours, sell 70 lne
highest bidder for cash, the lana oe'
scribed: r-,,ua ~
! Block Three of the Llschkofi sur
vey or Addition to Said County ana
State. according to the map or piat
thereof on file in the office OF the
Chancery Clerk. 49, a..
WITNESS my signature ON THIS th'
1 31st day of March, 1858.
JOHN HATFIELD
At AS, 10, II, "a
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-04-10
Stute Hutcheries
Production Climb

Mississippi hatcheries produc-
ed 5,478,000 chicks during Dec
ember, an increase of % precent
above the 4,450,000 chicks pro-
duced during December 1856, the
Mississippi Crop and Livestock
Reporting Service announced.
The service said 5,307 900
broiler-type chicks were Matched
during December, compared with
4,33l, 900 Matched during Decem-
Der 1856. December's egg-type
chicks totaled 171,000 compared
with $4,000 during December
1856.