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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-10-11

Regular service and Rally at
the Welcome M. B. Church,
Sunday, October 5. Rev. John
White, pastor preached the
most inspiring sermon that
was enjoyed by all. Money
raised for the rally $500.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-10-11

Stop, Look and Listen, there
will be a Talent Program at
the Green Hill Church, the
3rd Sunday night, October 19.
Everyone is invited. Mrs. Ruby
Charleston, will sponsor the
program.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-10-11

The st. John Baptist Church
held their 83rd Anniversary
Sunday, Oct. S, 1858, with the
Anniversary Sermon being de-
livered by Rev. Leva Thomas.
Money raised was S147.52. Din
ner was served.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-10-11

REMEMBER THE FAIR
DANCE following the game
on Monday, October Is, THE
FIVE ROYALES WILL BE AT
STEVENS ROSE ROOM !.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-10-11

enwald School. In the car
with Henry Davis was John
Henry. The cars were badly
damaged.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-10-11

SICK AND SHUT-INS: Mr..
Sam Lewis of Flora, Mr.. Ear
nest Truvillion, Mrs. Mary Lee
Gray, Mrs. Bertha Harris, Mrs.
Wilder Lewis, Mr.. Eddie Bull
lie. These are all China Grove
members and prayer is offered
for their speedy and complete
recovery.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-28
DpR SUFFER- SEASON OPENED
MONDAY. JUNE y. 1853

The most impressive sum
mer play and recreation pro
gram in the "A years of In,
Department OF Parks ant
Recreation went into effec.
this week at 1872 play areas
in all sessions OF the city. ac
c0rding TO J. J. Considine
General Superintendent.
A staff of 977 trained lead
ers are carrying on a daily
program from 1890 TO dark
These workers supervise ane
direct the activities al 1o
parks. 3l2 neishborhood pIa,
grounds. So athletic fields,
81 swimming pools. garden
eenfers and 7 days cs,-,,-
designed TO provide a v-r,.. (,
OF entertainment for De.
froif's 100000 vacationinc
youngsters.
New facilities included ar,
the Heilmann swimming poo.
and addition to field house al
f.. State Fair and Crusade
for eastsiders. The pool is AZ
by Is and The two building
additions are 70 X % and 40
X %. The southwest kemany
community center and swim
ming pool, South Fort and
Purdue, features a gym. a
shower rooms, locker rooms,
club rooms and office. The
outdoor swimming pool is AZ
X rs.
In northwest Detroit is the
new Arthur O'Shea memo
rial community center, AS
bury Park and Fullerton
which will open in July. The
l2l x "a building has
gym, boys and girls shower
rooms, check dooms, first aio
room and office.
Emphasis is placed on play
activities for children so that
their vacation hours may be
filled with fun and adyen,
ture without danger from
traffic hazards.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-28
BY Court Reporter

Harold Thompson. CO. of Co5
llinoiS. was arrested l.i " .k
a downtown bar and held I r.
nvcstigation Of the robbery of
wo cab drivers and The shcn:in,
one Of them.
Police SAID Thompson was
rmed with a revolver. which
as concealed in his belt when
rrcStcd
Albert Priest. 30. cf 32l3 Tux.
do. told police that thu who
vas passenger in his cab hoi
Jim in the Jaw in Z So flie as he
tempted 10 diSarn The banfii
Thompson was Identified hy
mother cab driver as the thug
'ho robbed him Of SO Al Wood.
ward and Alcxandrinc
Priaet sad he post 81. IIc said
he gunman entered his cab al
Woodward and Alcxandriac and
obbcd him at Monicalm and
'caubicn.
A sanity commission was ap-
pointed last week to examine
harlcS T. Rose 40. of l4Oi f.
jefferson. who is accused Of hir.
NJ Carter Walker. 81. Of 087
Krakow. TO murder his VIE. Mrs.
NINA Marie Rose. 40, Of 1896
Spruce, mother Of 10.
Mrs Rose was Shot by Walker
May % as she was scrubbing the
floor in her home.
Recorders Judge Frank G.
SchcmanSkc ordered The three
men commission to report by
July 10 whether Rose is e. pablc
of standing trial
Both Rose and Walker are held
for trial and charged with rs
sault with intent to murder.
Eddie Walker. D.. of 500 f.
Woodland. was arrested last week
when police trapped him inside
Of fish market AT 2040 Chcnc
Walker said he smashed a win
dow Ith his fists and crawllr,
into the market where pole,
found him hiding
James Russell Thomas. 81 81
1901 Charlcyoix. was arrested
last week and CHARGED with pos
session Of moonshinc whiSkcy
Police said they went TO Thorn
as home carly Saturday after
Viola Coleman. 81, of 34l2 Arndt
complained someone stole hcl
wallet containing 50 while visit
ing AT the address
The officers said Thomas an
swercd the door and they SmclIcd
4 strong odor of moonshinc wis
key
Confiscatcd one gallon Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-28

aocn hinc.
Carrie VII 'ncy. ~. a. lOi
Wat on. was arrested last Nro.
in a downtown store where She
concealed two bras az Ter d
coat and attempted 10 lca,c III,
store The loot was ,alDcd u
$500.
Austin Wright. 60. o. 555 Easi
Adams. was arrested last week IN
Receiving Hospital where he
stole two bcdshccts valued at 81
Police said Wright admitted
'ic planned TO sell The sheets to
gel money for food
Ada Jcffcrics. 25. of 1856 Riv.
ard. was arrested last week in q
tore at 1892 West Fort. where
She concealed i8 pairs Of Ladies
pAntics Under her cost The loot
vas valIcd at Sl0G2
A lone bandit robbed gas
station II 1907 East Jefferson Of
SIS last week and escaped
The owner Of the station said
lic thought the gunman was kid
ding when he walked into the
station and announced il was a
slickup
lie said il didn't take Ion lo
find out The thug meant business
when he replied. List n. mister.
I'm Serious. have three kids to
feed and they are hungry"
Ms T9ndon Thomas. "a. Of
3739 Dexter. attempted suicide
last week by taking an unknown
number Of "Secbarbilal' pills
Police said Mrs. Thomas had
been Respondent recently over
being separated from her huS-
band.
Emmett Harvey, 10, Of 6l25
Wildwood. was arrested last
week after he stole car from
in front Of 5766 Thirticth. lie
abandoned the first car and was
in process Of taking the second
c4r whcn police arrived and
placed him under arrest
Christine Baker. %. Of 1886
Fairfield. attempted suicide last
week in the kitchen Ct her home
10y holding her oicr an orcn let
She WAS rushed ID Receiving Hos
pilal
Police said Mrs Baker was in
The process of obtaining a divorce
from her husband Lornic
Roger Young. 81, Of l7l3 Glynr
Court. was sentenced 70 one ycal
in the house Of correction lasI
week after pleading guilty to un
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-28
COMMENTATOR

...ion.wi.,e contest. =
r' ,,u,ry ca. situations IN
IN. In', granddaughter dress
elllo ssr inch coat. kitchen APP
e', e., am and Two potholders' man
~ boy's sport shirt, pillow
o. "a ~ luncheon set, stuffed
s g, and chrib quilt.
" The 1857 Michigan cham
80 =, was Mrs. Marion Beck
Il0p aeoj IIoyland Road, Al
e. ~oot who received first
l 'ssrds for her entries in the
S Isri apron. kitchen cur
, air and stuffed toy catago-
RES .: -
.,,,y blanks may be OBJ
. ~. from the Home Arts
'',sso,rtment, Michigan State
r,;, Detroit 3, Michigan. All
,..dIework entries must be
admitted by Friday August
~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-28

Otis. Hazel Park, was Killed last
week when she leapcd in front
Of a fast Grand Trunk passenger
tram
Police said the woman was
Respondent over illness.
Robert IsbclI. 27, Of 1884 Cort-
land, was injured last week when
his car Tipped over ON the Lod.c
EXpreSsway while speeding 81
miles her hour
Police said the car overturned
three times. near Elmhurst
The accident occurred when
Isbcll attempted 10 pass another
car driven bv Harold Shepard,
%. of 1853 Elmh'rst His front
fender and bumper hit Shepard's
rear left fender and was ripped
Off. throwing the speeding car
out Of control.
ISABEL suffered head injuries.
He was rushed to Receiving Hos
pital Police said he had been
drinking
Three jewel bandits were given
prison sentences last week in Re
cordcr's Court by Judge Elvin l.
Davenport
STANLEY Novak % Of 500 Chal.
mcrs. was given Is months to ~
wears. lis brother, Thomas No
wosielski. %. Of $50 Chalmers.
Ia months TO 10 years, and Philip
DiPalma. 80. Of 1859 BcwicA, a
Detroit diamond wholesaler was
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-28

WASHINGTON, ID. c. - A
brilliant and talented pianist
a newcomer TO the concert
field, will formally open the
First General Convocation OF
the Bible Way Church in the
Nations Capital on Tuesday
July 8. at 8 pm.
Pearl Jones. the rising mU
steal genius of the concer
stage, is a graduate of How
ard Univ.. wEc c she wa
and earned the Master of MI
sic degree in 1857.
This phenomenal pianis
has appeared as a spccia
guest with the famous Ma
lional Symphony Orchestr'
of Washington, d. c. under
the direction OF DR.. Howard
Mitchell. She recently mad,
several successful SOLO ap
pearances in private recita
TO several of Los Angeles
outstanding citizens.
There is none to cqua
her in Los Angeles, says
Harriet Williamson, a notea
piano critic on the Yves;
Coast. Her technique is out
standing and her interpreta-
tons unique.
She has studied under
such we'll known musicians
as Natalie IIinderas, Made
line Coleman and Hazel Har-
rison. and has taught music
at Albany State College.
Currently concentrating in
tensively on her concert ca
reer, the youthful artist has
been kept from the public's
eye by study and research
for her coming book on "A
Definitive Study Of Gospel
Music. >"
More than 5000 delegates
from 20 states are expected
TO attend the recital and con
vention. Government Officials
fro mthe Pan American I'm
ion and music critics will be
on hand to appral'e the
forceful technique and IN,
terpretaiive skill of one o.
Americas rising new artists
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-28

lawfully taking and using an
automobile
Police SAID the car was stolen
from the back yard OF q home
and soi'l to a citizen for S35-
The sentence was imposed By
Recorders judge John a. Ricca
The trial e "a men and women
CHARGED with operating a So 500.
nJ0a.yow Numbers ring opened
last week b. fore Recorders Judge
Elein l.. Davenport
Police said the head of the
syndicate. John Wyrwicz 40. Of
lloCo Bloom. netting S350,000 an
rually
NyrWicl Surrendered 10 police
Dee 10 afinr 80 other persons Of
Tie ring were arrested in a series
of raids
Police said they confiscaicd
1 2S8 bet bocls. six adding ma
chimes and 2.8l3 bet slips
IIrrold NJ Murphy 36, Of l2765
Camden. was sentenced TO ~ TO
20 years in Jackson Prison last
week by Recorders judge John
= Ricca.
Murphy was convicted of the
Nay robbery Of the Parks.dc
Bowling alley, 1913 East War
rem
Police said Murphy admit I'd
that Il other robbcrics since last
November ncttcd him over $1,000.
Mrs. Media f. Borg, 81. Of 30
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-28

sentenced TO 2fs to 10 years
The three ,hags robbed Men
del Mondcrcr. a New York City
diamond merchant NOV 10 1857,
as hc cntcr,d the lobby OF the
Metropolitan huillin. 80 John II
Later the gems valued at $500
COO per, found heracd under a
con rcic llock behind the home
Of NrNal,
THO three men were convicted
b, q irry Jane 3
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-28
Here And
There
Continued from Page 81

Continued from Page 81
M Lula Duncan and other rel
slEes Going with the Thomascs
were little Christine Stubs (her
niece and Mrs. Williams Of 23rd
street Mrs. Duncan is former
el'er carrier or postman for the
community of that town. Mrs.
lhomas drove their new Cadillac.
tosMoPoLITAN CLUB
me tiny. neat and attractive
Monte Vista home of Mr.. and
Ms Morris was the scene of
Garden Tea of Roses Sunday,
!me !, sponsored by the Past
MhonS Cosmopolitan Club.
frankly speaking. we've never
ven more roses even in q Hover
mop than there were displayed
hls affair Captains were un.
M The color of the rose, namely:
ne Red Rose, Mrs. j. Morris:
lsllo" Rose. Mrs. NJ. Wilson. and
"a'c Rose, Mrs. NJ. Roby. They
vue Past Matrons respectively
Deborah, Acocia and Elccta
ine program included welcome
~ Robey, with response by
S0Oole Csump, reading. Miss
.1oyh Jones. Icola Tolivcr, in.
'~uecd quests and members;
'cnallon, v1onnc Johnson: his.
wy u me club, +. Perry; read
nc NJ Wilson
Guest speaker was Ethel Wood
,"s uuldln Star, Louise Coop
y ', pasl Grand hsSoc.a;s Matron
Michigan. 0. +. S.. was mist
neSs Of ceremonies, A. Lea&c.
~ BethSheba, president, p.
'S"cock, 7 NJ Waterford. chair.
~, "nOs'esses were Thelma Cald-
~" ana Anna Mac White. Others
nu"uihs were Hester Farris.
"anua Jones. Percy Watkins A
n. M nni Thclma Caldwell, Min
N, 'n'llIpS. Virgil Brooks. Caro-.
~, Jones, Ruthic NJ. Monlck.
Fo" e, At Woodfork. Mable A..
" @A Yvonnc johnson. Ethel
m NO, 'helma Hunt, V. b. John.
[IS,. rcrcy /. Watkins and many
||ny ~ nope a speedy recovery for
|oo 'ouhS cousin, Billy Thomp.
|m.. son OF wilkins. who. had an
lo,n;s'Vncy operation at Grace
@' r"a' recently. Billie is a
tnr ' usher at Friendship Baptist
,rrio '" and the son of letter
""'r' Johnnie Thompson.
q
buad' sunday, June 20. the Nurses
,s s"a Auxiliary of the wome soS
ionsr ~" st Of the Baptist Mis-
Ion !, and Educational Conven.
|n%0sT'' Michigan, will have its
, SISs. Tea with music and cotton o.,
EsIsS %as to enhance the affair
IslIa S,,,'es Of local, state and
d a" S,Slp Prominence will iiI's appear "ar
|her'dn.e. affair will he AZ 1921
s'I "a. S., from 4 TO : nm
Eno y EaIhridgc, general 81 chairman pam.
% awe ! Brown, program Chairman CHAIRMAN
ban. T c Bruce, public tv chair
AsS,' President, DR. W. R. Mt MI
'0O'entiOn president.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-28

Ny Dear Wife
Mrs. Msble G. Hsrdeman FIaek,
Who departed this life.
June Is, 1857
George w. Flack, Of 2295
Atkinson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06

Key members Of the wom-
ems board of the Washington
Heart Association who are
planning the groups annual
fall dinner dance held a
small luncheon yesterday in
the Embassy Room Of the
Hotel statler where the bene-
At will be staged on Thurs
day, September rs.
Last year the board raised
about $4,000 for the Heart
Association when 1t spon-
sored the opening Of the EN-
bassy Room after it had just
been completely redecorated.
Plans haven't been COM
pleted for the event this year,
which will open the winter
season of the room, but a
well-known entertainer is ex-
pected to be on hand for the
festivities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06
Heart Association
Sets Benefit Dance

Mrs. Francis William Hill,
jr.. chairman Of the women's
board, has appointed Mrs.
Harold Dillon Fangboner as
benefit chairman.
Mrs. Herbert Blunck will be
In charge Of invitations and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06

Mrs. H. Gabriel Murphy Is
reservations chairman.
Mrs. Blunck said invita-
tons viii go into the mail on
September 2, the day after
Labor Day.
Affair of The Heart" Is the
title Of the annual benefit
which drew an attendance
Of about $50 last year. Pro-
ceeds go into the general
fund Of the Washington
Heart Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06

Mr.. and MRS. LEO n. George
Of Mt. Rainier. Md. win hold
. reception Saturday at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06

1907 r Open 1873 Thurs.
7th 6 K 1919 Thurs.
BIB 18th 5000 Daily
44s3 CONN. 5000 Daily
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

CHAIN SAWS. pumps. sens I ate 7 :
TOOL & EQUIP. Co, ~. 5000
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PIANoa Jon aFNr-Nsr and nd

PIANOS E0R nENr-Nsw and uss.
apineta, consoles, Strands ana up
flahle ID moderate rates lfFom Il
monthls uni with option "a buY
hAnllns extra, JcRDAN'a FOtl
hroNka; corner 18th and q ata
NV. .tphene 81, a.0AO0l, bihl
lee hwy Arlington tphone M
h-a0dOi, .nada Ga, ave-, hiistl
aprina gphone ~. h-ilOhl; eat
PFlnceaa Anne at FEedefiekaburi
tphone kAsex a-TsT2l, Pun aeiec
ton at ell stores, silver Sprint
and Ariineton stores open eve
ftANoA-Army, Navy, Ar Pore
and Marine psrsonnsl Govern,
ment and District employees car
save real money on an klndn d
lnatTumenta a. the PIANO MART
otgr 100 .apineth.. consoles, grand
and uprlahts q choose from, KAa,
terms 81 $4,000, PIANO MART
a aSae N, itA.nnw Gin the bloel
PIANO and bench, modern console
new SsSn' si aaiie Ssl ' wa. S.s4s NJ,
PIAN0s-JoRpAN's branch store
all have q complete selection 81
pianos and orRans for sale ane
rent Including some hargaina N
slightly used Instruments rient,
o. parkinR space AZ each store
NJJ2 Qeof9ia ave, Silver spring
hlba Lee hwy, Arlington. ear
Princess Anne e., Frederlckaburg
Va, silver Spring and Arlington
stores are open every evenine
PIANO. Baldwin Aerosonlc console
1893 isth 81 NV " Apt. 7o i.''
1IANos, PIANO BENCHES. new
tl2.. Gable uprt, Si26. brands
5teinway, Sohmer, others, S97b up,
PAUL 0OLfBART, 1893 Columbia
rd,, AID. A-bn2s 1880 10 8, ewes
BY Appt,l, Pianos wanted. %
PiANos--Wide selection OF recon,
ditioned uprights, smartly styled II
new durable flnish, especiall,
suited for recreation rms, piano.
fully guaranteed and tlne value
Tor beginning students; SOS up
including local delivery.
-. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO,
HOS q 81. NV, DI. 7-s46.
PIANO; rebuilt. mahos.. fun KEY,
BOARD, eonsole-type piano, excellent
cone cone. s3oS. incl. bench and ioea
go. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO,
llun . 81, nav. Df 7-s46i
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FENCE POSTS

Heavy IA" galvanized pipe. 81 n
lengths, peri, for ~" Anchor fence
brand-new eond., peri. for clothes
line posts.
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1901 3rd ST. N.W.-2 bedrms., liv
rm., kit. bath, screened porch:
heat included: $72 so. L. T. Ora
Waite, REALTOR, MA. S-0753
1925 HALEY TERRACE Sc
Choice loc., cow. to everything
S65.25 mo. incl. utils. AID. 2-22l7
before / pm, or key Apt, .
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APIS. UNFuRNISHED-MD.

BURT0NSvILLE-l bedrm., $50,
incl. utils. Pvt. entr. and drive.
! Mod. brk. home. Walk to shop
/ ming ia 9-RQ34
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DOCS, pErs. Erc.

BOXER ruPs-Fawn pursbread
Ahg res. beautifully marked, IKE,
BOXER. female. Pres. WI. 0-7a37.
lcHEsApEAKE RETRIKvKR, female,
apMyed, needs good home.
PART COLLIE, female, very IL.
PUPPIES, part terrier, male and
female, make loyable pets.
LOOKING FOR A PET. puppy OF
slsss' ca ALh as ANNALS seior s,4 AZ
TER, XII, 0.3a5p.
cocKER PUPPIES, see, s weeks,
ssB, sHa s sls6 P NE Ia sssas az
DAcTisnuND PUPS. Axe. 3 mos
and shots, uAithersburE 1893.
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL
PUPPIES, Axe req, wormed. ants
s sssn mr. S yIsnna Va Msls., SEQ
FRENCH POODLE PUPPIEs. Axe
standard black and beautiful
GERMAN SHEPHERD. thorouTh-
bred Axe, 8 months old, all shots.
WE. b-2b4h,
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUP, 4
months, Axe reg, show stock,
wormed, shots, partially trained
ior obedience triAlsi 500. Call
GERM. sHEP. PUPs--AKc, 2h
mos. Country-raised with chill
dren; shots. daithershurg 1898.
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES, pure
bred, males and females, AP
7-4lsJ, RE. b-9i5e.
P00DLEs, puppies, cocoa brown,
Axe, Call IA, s-35d1.
SHIP. CRATES for dogs, eats, ali
sizes, lightweiEht, low cost. T2l
oslethorpe NV, RA. 6-3445.
WILL GIVE AWAY TO GOOD
HOME. baby kittens, 4 weeks old.
Call UN. 4-7520 after 8.
MALE COLLIE, q wks.. no papers
but purebred: SIS to good home.
SP. 3-SSs1.
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FunN.--00on, UkED-Tva. re-
fFfa,, ntnvea, antiques, brlc~A~brae
raah, Immed, renewal Closed
Non. ST., FuRN. EXCHANGE, 80
IN az a,s., III. 0-0bkA,
FIAN0 WANTEn-oood condition,
muai be reasonable. Daytime. RE,
1.aAi4, Ewes, "a, s.al2g,
PIANOS WANTEp-will paw eaAh
HA, a-hfh0.
PIANOS, ALL STYLES
VIZ Pay htuhNaT CASH PRICES,
call Day or Might, Ju, 0.10an
Tvs-rAPk RECORDERS. To SeB for
out.of~ordef TV AetAi 70 $50 Tor
recorders 40 10000. 10 am
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

Tv IN YOUR RIM, clock radio
refgr, grill, foam mattress; S7-Ss
ca. 2147 +. Elk. 3-6633.
LIVE OPP. LOVELY ROCK OR. PIX.
POPS Park I'd NV. - CHEEKY
pretty studio style, quiet as coun'
try. See, you'll take, good habits
S35. AID. 2-9713.
LANIER PL. NV, I74S = Lee
front rm., 3rd n; refgr., hot
plate; $40 mo. CO. 5-1S52.
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FURN. (moving smaller apt.)-t
antique Eng. windsor chairs. pint
trestle table and sideboard, llx14
Laura Copenhaver hooked rug
Eng. china. Baldwin Acrosoni,
console piano, sgle. cherry bed
maple chest, tables, Remington
Trayelwriter. hand-painted screen
West Point dinner plates, book.
shelves, brown broadloom, linens
etc. 10 to 5, Fri, Sat, 1925
18TH So. nv. Apt. 7Ol.
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APIS. FURRlsHED--MD.

TAKOMA PARK-Nlcely furn. 1
dry iaeiis': JU. $500. JU s.
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FURNITURE

500 so nideawuy bed, only sIgp 90
Sta,nA alep table, ONLY saDk
81 pb lamps. ONLY sB,hA
Aifp.hn Hlywd, beda, ONLY $50 .Al
Rooms OF Pine Furniture
RIO, Stnb-nlacount Price 500 so
Young Furniture Co.
|eiT Tth ~, NV nI, 1881
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

HORSE and pony sale Friday, May
z, 1880 pm, Hilltop Farm Sale
Barn, Fisher I'd, Temple Hills,
Nd, CH. S-s022.
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE


White girl to share furn.
apt, with another girl. 90 to IS.
Call ME. S-SS06 between 9 am.
and 4 pm.
ARLINGTON-Girl IS to share l.
bedrm. air-cond. apt, with / other
girl: $50. ia. S-7Sl5.
WANTED-3 nice girls TO share
lovely new 2-bedrm, furn. apt.
$50 each. 10. s-5777.
GIRL TO SHARE terrific 2-bedrln.
air-cond. apt. with 2. others; TV.
$3.50. OF. 4-s429.
YOUNG GIRL to share 2-bedrm.,
newly dec. duplex apt. with 2
other girls: of Wis. ave; cow
transp. WO. $500 after 4 pm.
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APIS. FURNISHED. c.

ADAMS MILL RID. NV, 1888; blk
1Sth-Columbia I'd. = Large Ell.
cheney, well furn.; large entrance
foyer and kitchen: accommodates 2
S75; janitor NO. 7-27S6 or SNIP.
SON CO, weekdays, NE. $500.
ADAMS MILL I'D, NV, 3215-4
rms, compl. furn. plus scr. porch
and lse. extra rm., Ia baths,
$150. LIZ. 2-3s69, EN-. 2-567S
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POULTRY AND EGGS

BABY CHICKS, poults. Feed and
poultry supplies. JAMES FEED
STORE, 6I9 X st. NV. ME.
S-00S9.
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ROOMS UNFURNISHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

COLORED-UNFURNIsHED rooms
for rent. home privileges. T47
Quebec pl. NV, RIA. 6-S674.
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ADAMS MILL RID. NV. 2633, blk.
1Sth-Columbia ID. - l-bedroom
apt; beautifully decorated, large
rooms, entr. foyer, kit, and bath,
I years lease; $3.50; janitor
NO; NO. 7;27ss55Ss yeenkdays NE. s.
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APIS. FURNISHED. Q.
fCOhTINUEDl

CAPITOL HILL, 235 C st. n.e.-Ef.
nc. apts,, newly dec; adults; SIS
mo. or S25 semimo.; utils. incl,
II A.AIhA
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BOXER FuPs-FAwn pursbread
AKc res. beautifully marked. KK
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w Department
Elects J. R. Brooks

James r. Brooks has been
elected department commander
Of the District Department,
Veterans Of Foreign Wars. He
is a Rockville resident and a
member of Police and Fire Post
No. 2979.
Other new officers are Her.
bert Borchardt of Washington
Post 2194. senior vice COM
mander, and George Lange, jr.,
of GPO Post 3874. junior vice
commander.
Others are Edward T. Sped
den Of Front Line Federal Post
1924, quartermaster; DR.. John
r. de Mayo, National Capital
Post 1877, surgeon; James F..
Sharkey, H. l.. Edmonds Post
246O, Judge advocate, and
Ralph L. Mayo. Washington
Post 2194. chaplain.
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Sleeveless cotton PIisse SUM-
dresses with scoop neck, full
skirt, broid trim. Sizes 3 to
OK in pretty posteIs.