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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-25
Amco Items OF Interest
FnnilyCiresJ John Woods, U.
Surprise Birthday Party

r~ick and WI Braudtiick. Mr. and
Mrs p Chester and son, Bruce,
Mr and Mrs a. Hudson. All Of Rich
ncnd Charles Sncarcr Of letters
vale, and Mrs John Woods The
party was topped of With home
made ice cream and a birthday
cake
jimmy Paul. son W Mr. and Mrs
Wiley Paul is visiting relatives
ana tsAnds n Hcrtiord N g The
Pauls have with them Mr. Paul y
parents. Mr. and Mrs " G Paul,
" Baihanlsvllp. VA. for several
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-25
Amelia Pancake
Supper Md, Dance
Planned August |

A pancake supper yum, yum
and a dance have been planned on
Friday night. AUGUST | for the
benefit Of the War Memorial Build
inc and theh4-H County Council
Pancakes and All the trimmings
viii be served and tickets sold from
90 To $50 at the War Memorial
Building.
The dance win begin at 9 pm,
With nurse furnished by the Moon
sinners, q dance band from Pow
hatan
Contract awards for future cor
strnt!on set now national record
= May and pointed to reversal Of
the recession.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-25

county and then daughter Kristie
ensefs school ioi the iirat Time this
September
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-05-17
Tuition, Fees
Go Up At Fisk
University

NASHVILLE, Tenn. - TUT
ton and residence fees at Fisk
university will be boosted $147
effective Sept. /, 1858.
President Stephen ]. Wright
explained in letter to parents
of Fisk students this week
that this increase is necessary
because "the basic costs of
higher education have been
rising steadier for the past sew
eral years"
DR.. Wright pointed specific
ally to the heavier expenses
involved in teachers salaries,
educational supplies and equi-
ment, and living costs.
Tuition at Fisk will be in
creased by 500, residence fees
by $40 and Incidental fees by
So. This means that the total
cost of attending Fisk univer-
sity, exclusive of laboratory
and applied music fees, will
amount to $50.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-05-17

TURNER CHAPEL Pastors
Aid Club met recently in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Taft
Hayden, 419 Stone Street with
the vice president, Mrs. Katie
Brown, presiding. Scripture
lesson was read by Miss Shir-
ley Jackson, prayer offered by
Bro. Joe Jackson and a spirit
ual devotion held. Mrs. Brown
made some brief remarks and
went into the business session.
The club members were happy
to have the pastor and his wife
present. The teacher for the
evening was Rev. E. r. Nicks,
who taught a most interesting
and inspiring message. Com
ments were made by Rev. Mo-
zee and others. Other welcom-
ed visitors were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Simmons of Itta Bena.
Before the close of the meet
Ing, Mrs. Hayden served sand
wiches and coca colas, to the
18 persons present. Offering
raised was $3.50. Mrs. Ruby
Holmes, president; Mrs. Katie
Brown, vice; Mrs. Meadotha
Williams, treasurer; Mrs. A
manda Anderson, sec.; Rev. M.
r. Mozee, pastor.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-05-17

pie and Indians, an agency of
the U. S. Bishops, noted that
there are 400 churches and
missions for Negroes, 319 of
them in Southern dioceses.
The report was signed by
Francis Cardinal Spellman,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-05-17

Archbishop of New York;
Archbishop Francis PuKeough.
of Baltimore land Archbishop
John F. O'Hara Of Philadel-
phia. The Rev. J. B. Tennelly,
secretary of the commission,
released the report,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-05-17

McKENNY Chapel Pastors
Aid Club No. 7, met Friday
night, March z, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hunt, 121
Scott Street. The meeting op-
ened with song; scripture les
son read by Mrs. Louise Nc
Gill, prayer offered by Mrs.
McGill. A spiritual devotion
was enjoyed. During the bust
ness session, reports from the
sick committee were made and
prayer offered in their behalf.
The teacher, Rev. M. R. Mozee
taught a wonderful lesson. The
hostess, Mrs. Hunt, served
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-05-17
GREENWOOD NEWS
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Continued from Page lO)
presiding. Several members
were reported i'll and it was ex-
pressed that all would have a
speedy and complete recovery.
The lesson for the evening
was omitted and an Express
sion Meeting was greatly en-
joyed. The hostess served a de-
licious plate luncheon of chick
en- with hot tea. Total attend
ance 8; offering SITS. Mrs.
Gertrude King, president, Mrs.
Viola Cryer. secretary, Rev. j.
M. Kimble, pastor. The next
meeting will be March 20, in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Mills, 312 McNeal St.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-05-17

tasty refreshments. Total at
tendance, IA; offering, $10.15.
Officers are: Mrs. Carrie Cur
ry, president; Mrs. Louise Nc
Gee, vice; Mrs. Minner Lee
Mills, treasurer; Rev. J. M.
Kimble, pastor; Mrs. Mary
Alice Austin, secretary.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-05-17
$4,000 More
Negroes Join
CatholicFaith

WASHINGTON, d. c. -
Negro Catholics in the Uni
ted States total SIS, 1925, which
is 10000 more than a year ago.
The Catholic Church main
tains 343 schools especially for
Negro children, with a current
enrolment of 1884 pupils. No
statistics are available for the
total number of Negro chill
dren in Catholic integrated
schools.
The annual report of the
Commission for Catholic Mis-
sions among the colored peo-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
Frances Farmer
tconfinved from Page u

April 80, 1857 when employed hotel clerk in Cali
fornia we sent this former $4,000 per week actress
skeleton copies OF the Detroit Tribune reprints thereof
and probably booklet of C. S. h.. Boston.
On or about July ], she appeared the Ed Sullivan
show-aPpeared promising but relatively full confidence
not yet attained.
my Lcoo's WORD SHALL PROFIT WHeRETo IT IS
SENT"!-Isaah
Miss Farmers should be very interesting indeed
from here
And what an inspirsfion-the gift Of that beautiful
EdseI carl
Gods Detroit Tribune wishes Miss Farmer "A Century
OF Progress" and happiness.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
The Devil Takes Two For 60 Years
ONE A NURSE.
hrs Mary Shenk AZ

ONE A NURSE.
Mrs. Mary Shenk, a.
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
SHE SHOULD HAVE BECOME A CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE NURSE AND AWAKENED FROM THE MYTH
Ec-A-L. DEvlLiSH. ANTLcHRIST. ApAhkENE
MURDERoUs CAIN, JUDAS. kNAvEs AND fQQtS'
PSEUDO CREATION CRiTTENToN GENERAL
HOSPITAL, AN INVOLUNTARY MENTAL ASSASSIN
VIA SPIRITUAL MALPRACTICE
free Press)E"Mrs. Mary Shsnk. ~ lao in the
Hoperoff Funeral Home nurse from 945 to 1856
graduated from the EIYis tol School Of Nursing and
Grace Hospital School of Anesthesia :"
DEVIL TAKES HEBREW DANIEL KosoFSKY, g.
BOTH VICTIMS OF THE SPIRITUAL ItMATURITY
OF THEIR RELIGIOUS, EDUCATIONAL, CULTURAL
BACKGROUNDS AND IMPURE, SATAN BOUND"
ENTERTAINMENT. RECREATION. etc.
FORTUNATELY. THE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
OVER YONDER IN THAT COLLECTIVE CONSCIOUS
NESS CALLED THE NEXT WORLD, WILL BY
THE GRACE OF GOD. SUPPLY ALL THEIR THEIR
NEEDS!
free Press Daniel Kosofsky eoowner Of trucking
frm, died in Providence Hospital was partner with
his father in Berneys Carriage Co.. $500 Lawson was
member Of Morsenthav lo:se Bs Birth and Beth Aaron
Synagogue. :"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08

CHALLENGE.

CHALLENGE
ouR ciTIzENRy IS ~ PROCESS or HAVING ="
AWAKENING TO THE REAL PURPOSE 81 The =. 8.
GODS MESSIAH NATION 70 AL THE NAIo.ss'-.
TO DEMONSTRATE TIVE M[Y-TAi-c-AAs oEWl's7
NATURE or TINE AkTi-cHRIsTj ADAMeve
MuRDERous CAM, JUDAS. kMAvEs AND FOOLS
PSEUDO MATERIAL" CREATION AND 1seE
EXCLUSIVE REALITY, GRANDEUR, ANU
BLISS OF THE Externally PERFECT, coMHLe Ell
POPULATED NATIONS AND UNIVERSE OF Flesr
LESS. IIMiAATERiAL. SPIRITUAL. cHR's't~s
BEINGS sUPERsATURATlNc THE ONE RIAL
UNIVERSE WITH iNcoRRuPTIBLE. INvulNekASIe'
oMklPRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE
WHEREIN ALL OF US FIND OUR TRUE BEING.
GODS ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS!
Ps-FEB. ! CRUSADE FOR CHRIST LIKeAele.
PROMISING REV. NESS, iNvoLuNTARiLY CONFIRMING
ABE LINc0LNs QUOTE OF SHAKESPEARE:
THE DEVIL USES SCRIPTURE FOR HIS OWN
PuRPosE"l-REv NESS SCARE PSYCHOLOGY:
ETERNITY IN HElL"l-AND TOO LATE TO
PRAY"-AcAiN OF THE DEVIL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
Flowers 10 A BaeksIiding Christian
Scientist
BELIEF OF ILLNESS. THE MYTH

BELIEF OF ILLNESS. THE MYTH
Lear -- Greetings to -
sssI WISHES FOR SPEEDY AWAKENING TO
TUX DIVINE. SPIRITUAL MAsTERFUL, cHRIsTLIKE
~ .Nu!vIDuALlTY MAKE YOUR DECLARATION
OF INDEPENDENCE" FROM THE MYTHICAL
OevilisH. ANTl.cHRIsT, ADAM-EvE MuRpERous
lain. JUDAS. kNAvEs AND FOOLS PSEUDO
CREATION!
TAKE POSSESSION or YOUR TRUE HERITAGE
VI LUX ONE PARENT. "oUR FArHER-MorHER
Soo. AlL-HARMoNioUs" WHOSE ETERNAL
IMAGE AND LIKENESS YOUR REAL BEING &c - Now
H's CREATION Externally, VERY coopT
Genesis 1871, Feb !, SO,
w 10 HIS SECOND" HARy, MRS. EDDY. TO
'oo. ne me HISTORY Or EVIL AND ITS MYTHICAL
A. .',r. IKE: suI way SHOULD WE STAND AcHAsT
ERROR" " "e"~"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
Multiple Births

(confinved from Page u
y cannot believe that Catholics, and most Catholic
organizations, themselves eager to find way of
changing their position" Sir crsnfsy said IF Pope
Plus XII can find way effect this change, he would
tconiinvsd Next Column Topl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
A QUICK HEALING WAS EVIDENT
Raeketeer. Wife Get 500. 600"

WASHINGTON. Jan. ~ AP,z..s~ s.ss'..- ''a 49,
. emo today he and his wife ned received more
."s" ,'ooooo from his Newark ~ - union Ioe, sines
'"' Gay ne went TO Sing Sing Is IN sxorsons 4 Igz1
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
School Principal


Satan Bound" Theology, Education,
therapeutics, Culture, Recreation,
Politics, Entertainment, Guilty!
And N.Y., The Devils Hq. OF His
-Four MuIti-BiIIion S Raekets!!!!!
-sNMIrY VS.. THE TEN COMMANDMENTS AND
cHRlsTs SERMON ON THE MOUNT !:
l. DEVILS SOCIAL H-BomB. s-E-x-RAmPANT
THROUGHOUT SOCIETY ESPECIALLY IN THE
ENTERTAINMENT WORLD AND WORLD OF
LETTERS
2 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
g. TOBACCO
DRUG STORE AND HOSPITAL MEDICINES
SOOTHING sYRUPss NcsTRuMs OuAcKERY, DRUGS
TO DEToUR DIVINE POWER TO COMPENSATE THE
ADAN-EvE DUPes FOR BEING ROBBED or THE
PEACE or GOD WHICH PAssETH ALL UNDER
STANDING or TIE SATAN BOUND
THESE DEVILS RAcKETs FOG THE THINKING
or TIE SATAN BOUND" MAKING THEM IMMUNE
TO NY. GODS STILL SMALL, VOICE" OF
The GLORIOUS LIBERTY or THE CHILDREN OF
COO ST PsU-"LiFE MORE ABUNDANTLY."
'PEAcz poHsR, AND PLENTY, WITH AN
APPREHENSION or INCOMPATIBLE, iNVuL.
NERAsLE cgNIPRESENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE sUPER-sATURATINc THE ONE
UNIVERSE WHEREIN ALL OF YOU FIND YOUR TRUE
a5Nc f1Y. GODS ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKE
NESS,
sc-ooL PRINCIPAL LEAPS TO DEATH
Detroit Tmes
NEW YORK jan 20 AP-The foreman Ct special
orana -ey 7.essns crime in Brooklyn public schools
sUg-esseo ost parents their children boycott the
sehcols aisr TIE pfi,e7sl Of one committed suicide.
Foreman 8. cscrss Golden made the suggestion at
Jury session.
George c7dfsrs S. PRINCIPAL Of voIenee-tormented
yoh-.nsrsas J-oio- heh Brooklyn. plunged TO death
tv9~ --sf sf his rone
c-a 6 Soafsrb's death, Golden said the
i-r9.- c r. oosd O. edyeaiion officials 10 find out
.e'Fr7s 81 S-e7 Under pressure had been
'-rss'srs5 e6 as.P sccn for repeatedly telling
tie -rors he ~a-S IKE 70 have policeman stationed
rs9a bis sesool
T-a s-s-s erY and Judge Samuel Lebo~fr favor STA
f7nl7s r. es~sn u every sshoo in the city.
IRIS ss7ss has neen turned down by the board Of
edu,at-a scnoo sup' Jansen and Police Commissioner
KENNEDY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
Chaplain Martin
conlInued Ton Back Pace

co1fnved from Back Page
I0sAsr yes s-e has continued in good health"
SIC -rsyssfoaaA.Y give fine testimony at
Wednesday c7rs'ar Science service God will that
c--PLLlN MARTINS STATUS:
we ~o.ct a Hs Rad relatively comfortable exs
fen.f be "5uf you escape the soul
s--s- -1 '~s average is objected 70 in gaining
CUP AND CROSS OF CHRIST NOT
HONESTLY ACCEPTED
-oacssy fc0 do not honestly accept the Cup and
ces q Ths nenchris Scientist clergy and their
yrsn ss'sn bound" every single one. The
seseoa Ger q ne christ has been in operation for
2. yes-s
Continued Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
Biz Bank Theft

tConnved from Back Psge)
YEARS AGO, WAS EQUALLY LARGE. AND MANI
TESTED THE SATAN BOUND" BOSTON NOM
CHRIST SCIENTIST THEOLOGY. THERAPEUTICS
EDUCATION CULTURE, ENTERTAINMENT. REC
REATIoN, POLITICS. AND NATURAL SCIENCE
NATURALLY A PRISONER or THE DEVIL
THE DEVILS R. c. IN BOSTON HAS, FOR YEARS.
IMPOSED FRAUDULENT RIGHTEOUSNESS The
SPIRITUAL LUNAcY OF OPPOSING HUMANE,
RELATIVELY SCIENTIFIC. BIRTH CONTROL AND
BIRTH PREVENTION!
THE SATAN BOUND" r. c. PRIESTHOOD IS BOUND.
HAND AND FOOT, TO THE SPIRITUAL LuNAcY OF
ACCEPTING AS REAL THE MYTHICAL,
OEvLIsH. ANTicHRIsT. ADAM-EvE, MuRDERoUs
CAIN, JUDAS, KNAvEs AND FOOLS EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN BIRTHS MAKING
NE. COD AND MY PRECIOUS, HOLY GHOST
CONCEIVED SON, CHRIST JESUS, LIARS
THE cHiLDLESs CHRIST JESUS DEcLAREO-THE
CHRIST MY soN-FLEsHLESS, SPIRITUAL, NOT
THE SON OF MARY-JEsUs HAD TO SUFFER
FOR THE FLESH, THE MORTAL THOUGHTS. ANTI
CHRIST ASPECTS OF NtARYs ADAM-EvE
HERITAGE =
JESUS BORE WITNESS TO THE CHRIST. THE
WAY, THE TRUTH AND THE LIFE" AND SAID
CALL NO MAN :. FATHER!
AND JESUS BLASTED HUMAN PARENTHooD. as per
Luke Chapter n and 70: BLESSED ARE THE
BARREN, THE WoMBs THAT NEVER BEAR AND
WOE UNTO THEM WHO ARE WITH CHILD %!
MAKING NE, GOD, A LIAR!
GENESIS, FIRST CHAPTER, EXCLUDES THE
LUNAcY. THE DELUsloNs. OF THE ADAM-EvE 80
MYTH! - DECLAkiNC MAN 10 Be MY IMAGE
AND LIKENESS, THE IMAGE OF FLESHLEsS, MATTER
LESS, HOLY sPIRIT-OhNPOTENT, DIVINE LOVE!
AND THAT MAN HAVING DOMINION OVER ALL ". 26)
" BLAND GOD SAW ALL THAT HE HAD MADE,
AND BEHOLD IT WAS l-I-S-l VERY Good!
BIG BANK THEFT CALLED WORK OF
DOPE ADDICTS
BY Philip r. Workman Detroit News)
MONTREAL, Jan. 30-The gang of thieves which
cracked the safe Of Monrea largest companies
and escaped with 800 900 in BEARER
BONDS may have been hoped up with narcotics police
fheorized today
Detective L. Adre Povn head Of the safe squad lead
ing the Investigation said explanation advanced
for the mysterious shot fired through front
OF the trust company Offices during the weekend burglary
The shot was fired at about eye level to anyone stand
ing on the sidewalk" PouIin said.
BATTLING ANGLE
IT'S one of the most battling parts Of this We don't
understand why the thieves would do such thing"
Poulin said detectives the shot fired from
inside the Offices Of the Soeiefe Rationale Fidvce at
al ST. James west because denied inner side of the
bars the door,
The burglars could have been hoped up with mar.
eofes and fired the shot parting gesture Ct Defiance
Povln said III might have been the last thing they did
before leaving the building with their loot"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08

To anyone who thinks in biological - well - N 60
rore political and Sociological terms Is sslfsvdsH hst
society which practices dsa eeutrei must q shs came
time practice birth eontrothsf the sproay of hxsisns
and preventive medicine is eonrscsPsion
AIdovs Huxley
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-16
Rocketeer Expects Russia To Get
 First Shot At Moon

WASHINGTON, R - Army rocketeer Wehnher Won Braun indicated today it will be many months before the United States gets off it's first shot at the moon.
 Won Braun told House ques- tloners his scientists are work ing as fast as they can.
 But he conceded the Russians may very well take a crack at the moon ahead of this country, just as they became the first to launch an earth satellite.
 Won Braun estimated the Uni- ted States could launch manned space ship in two or three years and one with military capabil- ity in three to five years.
 Opening testimony before the special space committee headed by House Democratic leader Mo Cormack of Massachusetts, Won Braun called for vigorous ac- tions to overcome as quickly as possible the obvious lead which the Russians now enjoy.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-16
COP Calls Speech By Truman A
 Political Ci1nrnick

WASHINGTON, tf - Repubi- cans Tuesday jumped on Harry s. Truman's economic prescrip- tlons as "a political gimmick,' and contend if Congress followed his advice the country would 20 broke.
 But the former Presidents two hours of testimony Monday be- fore the House Banking Com mittee drew grudging admira- ton from his Republican critics, even if they disagree with his economics.
 'He made his pitch and did it we'll was glad to watch the show" said Rep. Seely- Brown R-Conn.,
 Rep. Mumna R-Pa) said Tru- man was entertaining, but called his testimony "a political gim- mick to open the Congressional campaign for 1958."
 But chairman Spence D-Kyt said he was eminently satisfied with Truman as his opening com mittee witness for a scheduled five-weeks hearing on the eco- homie situation and what to do about it.
 He rendered a fine service,a Spence said. His importance in the nation entitled him to be heard"
 In reply to COP hints Tru- man was called to provide the committee with political propa- ganda, Spence declared there was mo frame up." Spence dis closed Truman had written say ing he was interested in the hear ings, and he was invited. "Ex Presidents are entitled to come if they want to-" Spence said.
 "As a self styled retired Miss. ouri farmer" Truman proposed an anti-rece ssion prescr iption compounded chiefly of an i'm mediate five billion low-income tax cut, closing of tax loopholes and a massive five-year increase in federal spending for defense and public works.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-16

President Washington de- clared an embargo against Eng land and France on March 26, 1794. as economic reprisal against those countries for aggressive actions against U. s. shipping.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-16
Alaska Airlines Tests DC6C To Be Put Into Service Next Month

SEATTLE, LPi - Alaska Air lines has completed a round trip proving flight between Portland, Seattle, Fairbanks and Anchorage with it's first custom-designed DC6C airliner in preparation for placing it in scheduled service next month.
 John B. Vickers, Civil Aero nautics Administration supervis- ing agent assigned to the airline, and A. E. Anthony, CAA main tenance agent, were among those on board. Capt. Kris Kersteins, the airline's flight operations piloted the plane north and Capt. Larry Flahart was at the controls on the return trip. "4-on" Duplicate Receipt Books
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-05-31

Page IL
THE ROBBINS EAGLE
Saturday, May 81, 1858
MRS. CHANDLER
CONTINUED from page

CONTINUED from page y
and dental clinics; or provide a
days food for Is homeless men.
Among the institutions, de-
partments and services sharing
the Doughnut Day funds are
Harbor Light center, Camp
wonderland near Antioch, Booth
Memorial Hospital for unmarri-
ed mothers, the Family Service
division, the Emergency Lodge
for women and children, the
South Settlement and Day nurs-
cry, the Emergency Canteen
service at fires and other dis
asters, and Catherine Booth
Hospital for Chronic Illness.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-05-31
CLASSIFIED ADS.

FOR RENT, 2, 8 and 4
room apartments. Low rentals.
Hot & cold water; near school;
good transportation. Sim heat.
For information, call Fulton
8-0153. 1859 Monticello ave.
, 1958-12-05
SLOVENIAN

ultrarmodern luxurious struc-
ture with unique features. Il
has a Radar controlled burg
lar proof system. When the
bank is locked up any tamper-
ing with it sets off an alarm
in a nearby police station.
Saddle Brook Il one of the
fastest growing communities
in the New York-New Jersey
area. It is a midway point be-
tween Patterson and Passaic
and Hackensack. Scores Of
new factories and homes have
been built in the area.
, 1958-12-05
ABRAMSON

HaHH- nETa
keep them in touch, with their
former school, or parish; and
give some tangible aid to
them. Two graduates Of the
parochial High Schools, in st.
Croix, were recipients of gold
medals, awarded by the group
last June.
The Reunion Ball, Of the
Association will be held in the
Grand Ball Room, of the Hotel
Diplomat, New York City,
February 20, 1859.
, 1958-12-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS


PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to Chapter 10 of
Title 15 Of the Virgin Islands Code that the above estate. is be-
ing settled without administration.
All creditors Of the deceased, Anne Ellen Jasin, are direct
led to file their claims with the undersigned attorney for the
heirs at his office, IA Church Street, Christansted, St. Croix,
v. / within thirty C30) days from the date of this notice. Per
sons indebted to the estate are directed to make payment
within the same time to said attorney. Persons claiming to be
next Of kin shall file their proof of heirship with the under
signed within the same period.
Dated: December 1st, 1858
G. dewitt Rogers. u.
~I5-8-l5-22 Attorney for heirs
, 1958-12-05
S a I D R . A Y

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Tom Neal, Bob Carson
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Another Great Rock-N-Roll
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MISTER ROCK AND ROLL"
Alan Freed, Rocky Graziano
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frankie Lymon, & the Teenagers
Chuck Berry, La Vern Baker,
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A real "Rock and Roll" Kingdom
appears for your enjoyment !!!
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-12-05

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
DIVISION OF SAINT CROIx: CRAFTSMANSHIP JURISDICTION
Estate of EMMELINE "A. MOLTKE, deceased
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been ap-
pointed Executor Of the above estate. All persons having
claims against the estate are requiredto present them within
six months verified by affidavit and all persons indebted to
the estate to make payment promptly, to the Executor or to
his attorney. Persons claiming to be next of kin shall file their
proof Of heirship with the undersigned or with the Clerk of
the District Court within the aforesaid period.
Charles f. Lynch
Executor
Dated December A, 1858 at
Christiansted, Virgin Islands 5-8-15-22
, 1958-12-05
.

DA4440A
Indies, Africa, and Pakistan
have touched off racial ten
sion in Great Britain during
the last year. Mr.. Macleod said
that there was no discrimina-
ton in British industry. He
added, however, that since
most Of the migrants arrived
recently, they are the first to
be laid off because they lack
seniority,
, 1958-12-05
MAJOR BYERS !.

US more readily available to
island visitors and to our
members. The Chambers COM
mittees will have a pleasant
place in which to work. We
hope that all our friends and
members will visit the new
offices in the months to come"
, 1958-12-05


manche and at Hotel-on-the-
Cay, with special meals at the
Buccaneer and Estate Carlton.
They were also entertained at
the Unicorn and other night
spots, and Mrs. Losch took
them on a tour Of the island
and its shops. They left for the
ST. Thomas portion of their
prize trip full of enthusiasm
for the Virgin Islands.
, 1958-12-05
Dated December 4, 1858 at
Christiansted, Virgin Islands

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
DIVISION OF SAINT CROIX: CRAFTSMANSHIP JURISDICTION
In the Matter of the Estate of
ANN ELLEN JASIN, Probate No % = 1858
Deceased