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In Mrmnriant

GRAY, CORA o. Today. 90 always.
sister and aunt, CORA o. GRAY.
Who passed eGay seven years aga.
Seven years ago you left Us.
Our hearts were deep in grlef:
But when we think Of your suffering.
We know God only gave relief
which said you cannot stay:
She saw hand We couldn't see
That beckoned her away,
YOUR LOVING SISTER; BLANCHE
HENDERSON. Macy Ann AND LEE
brsnce Of my dearly beloved pay
ents: Ny mother. MARY ANN HEM
and my father. LIE EDWARD HEN.
PERSON, Who passed away Noven-
We % not lose the ones We love.
where there Is verisstins Me.
where sorrow Is no more
MAupE II HYsoN.
HOLMES. FRANCIS Z. In loving
srandnother. FRANCES z. HoLMLs.
who departed this life two. yeaEs
ago today. January %. 1885
Blu, this they wipe out never.
me memory Of those happy days
DAUuHTER. ERLENA q cHIsHoLi
AND GRANDCHILDREN. ELWOC
b ASSbblsHoLA AND ERIESA
HOLMES. WILLIAM z. In low
memory Of our beloved husband
father. WILLIAM T. HOLMES.
passed away January 20. 1857
sad and sudden vas the cali
a b 4ns g sri Gfis s lScsf severe ss re-
II vas to part with one 90
We otter sit and think Of you
70 think you could not say 500
For both Of US you did your best.
God grant you eternal rest
YOUR LOVING WIFI AND S
JENKINS, EUGENE H u mer
Of our dear SON. EUGENE H :
ago today. January 90. 1856
A loved one b remembered &
Io VS. Ai MoTHER AND PATH
JOHNSON. On. GEORGE A.
Nine wears ago today
You quietly slipped away:
] can say / did my best.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, CHRIS
D. JOHNSON
JOHNSON. GERTRUDE. IN To-
memory Of our dear one, GERTRl
JozNsoN' ,o Shc passed away
Lovine ana kind in al her WAYS.
UPRIGHT and Just 70 the END Of 49,
DAYS.
To be remembered always
THE MASON AND ouEENAN PA
KUTTNER. J0sEPH L IN ioyir
s HEsPTTsr' OF kUITr ssss hS gss s.:,,
away two years ago today. Jsnus
Loved Low ds n life. remembered in death
DEVOTED WIFE. ROSE KuTTNEr
TwTNE. ERMA 6. In loving mem
Of my dear wife. ERMA O, Twn
yyho passed away one wear sso toc
This day brings sad memories
OF . loved one some to rest,
Who viii never be forgotten By =
Nv hear r;'t stili "a aches Ss' with ssdns
Ny eyes shed many Q tear:
For God only knows how you o.
AS lie days h.y. turned to . yea,
We know that in that land 50 fan
your soul Is now 81 rest.
And your body free from care IN
The world would seem like Heav,
II We had you back again.
A gentle voice said come
When the eolden gates we're opei
You calmly entered your new HON,
With farewell unspoken.
YOUR LOVING HUSBAND AND SON
TWINE. ERMA GAINES. In lovin
memory OF our devoted sister. ERIN
GAINES TwINE. who slipped awe
SO quietly one wear ago today, jar
uary 20, 1887.
Safe in the arms Of Jesus.
safe on His gentle breast.
safe in His love overshadowed.
You have found pesce and rest
SISTERS AND BROTHERS, THEI-
RAINE JOHNSON. vALois. 20
sEPH AND PAUL GAINES
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No family 81 the iats MARY joSK-
Rsssnssl sS, resi-. q Der gs;i.
espss; ic7 q = g as A.. srass. ,ull
srs1H cara isilsIs' thoushi ipInsss
nelFh6oFs. minlstsfs. choir, dqetoE
end ofeanisations during her illness
and death. TIE FAMILY.
esn.sAN, luLIA TAs family q the
press their appreciation and grati.
tnda ier TIE many sxpreesions q
shsi S fs ssss s.ossa s uDsn
then qerina their bereavement. I'VE
meE 4. Carter and the Rev. q. W.
Sonh GERMAN AND FAMILY.
nas0ER. wALrER ?. We wish TO en-
pros1 our sincere thanks and deep
appfeeiAtion TO our many relatives.
ne.lhbors and friends for their kind
ss.s sa.s ans 9. darns e. q n.sp ana
pasllnS q cur loved one
MONTAGUE. MARY LOUISE. We wish
r. express our thanks and appreela-
HsSF, George L oinsrss; the REV.
Chester Ban. 8, O. y. and the Rev.
Chanq. 3 j.. Of the Epiphany
Catholic. Church, washington.. d. G.;
TIE various organizations and clubs.
eur many friends In Maryland. Viz
E seik, Nsw TSfk CITY: chis.so and
istss1s. ss 81 q 81 ssmea i mas:
eaerings, the choir. use Of ears and
their 6oauttful norai tributes at the
Ras.ing q our eeloyed one. MRS
NARY LOUISE MONTAGUE
THk FAMILY.
PAYNE. EDITl GENTLY. We vish 70
ssxnrsss ssr sincere thanks and deep
cSspssr q the 20 8. Z. 8 sSs minister mister.
Rev. Robinson: the FIRST Baptist
chureh. and Pine Street Bap-
tlst Church. covinston, Va, and the
prsssicns 81 sympathy extended dur
Ina the illness and pasalnG o. our
ea1Ehter and sister. EDITH GENTRY
A4 sRS4ars M ssiDnIbosp ors sEEssRr'
SCOTT; ~ .osI 1,,,E :, w WIZ; e., ;s,assS ,
q SCOTT acknouiedses With gfats-
III appreciation g the pastor. The
Rev, !. A Moye; the Rev. y. Hail.
ehoir, chorus. ushers Of the John
Stewart Methodist Church. relatives.
neiehhofs and friends for the beau
tlful noral tliouteA cards. telegrsms,
EuSSANn JOHN n. SCOTT.
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l sssss. sss. Ri s.Ais.yIss ':,Ilns :; sI
seSsasss L ~; I. Mount 'i f:s.s 81
Siiis "a. Al TREND inviitsd.
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AyDSnsoN; MADEIgTNE .. OF 1914
~ g. sslgins1sld. Va ca S.nu.
pett. = Anderson. Remains e Cham
hers Funeral Home. 1900 Chaplin q,
Az. until Monday, January 81. at
1 Pm. Services ct o.. chrlstopheF
and Mcniiesiio 6lyd.. sprinsnsid. va.
Nss,ossi esasssry. Ano"
nAnBgR. nERfnA 4. On wsanss-
~ ysnnary ~, 1898. BERTAA A
~, q ye.sDh p.sssE and aS,hsf
Ss.r z:s ' KssRsss q: ssd : ss.:s,
Hsg c1srs plsekvsli. her grapd-
ehll1ren- After u noon Sunday.
s ssses' ,s e s stsas. srs ,.yi,ss e.. .
1890 R,h 9: nv funsr.l On Non
Polllan BAPTIST Church. 4 o.. Be-
tween tzth and 18Th sts- nv. at
go -, mssrmsnt Lincoln Asmegtai
eSnGsLHN. nEsIER :. !... s.i,h,.
&c ks,e.'; ~ sn iS. =; iesS q hsr
iEs . bIR0sfkN tn:s sniihJ. s.
lqse4 wife Of Gustav n Bergstsn: Be-.
lQved mother. Of Nfs. Esther NJ Mar
snsh sns also = survived ey thfes
G. n.y. S' ngS: ssCi II itsh i, H ns
Sa Msnday .., January q. 81 . IN
ALTMAN. JOHN LAURENCE. On
tzuRENcs biiLxAs. HusSan spn .;
dssn M, Y HaliR Y.s,,, a.. %. STgsheS
Deal Funeral Home. asia Georgia
ave, ~ on Monday, January %,
Is. Se ~ Re sauisI mass ct
sssnsns H Houns e oI,ss. e c.S.. sT.
70 charities Of your choice. 20
ALTMAN. JOHN I. Members Of the
Rolieemen's ASSOCIATION Of
Ao euestsd 70 attend the IA
9sssI q our I,,s brother.
~ he Church q The Nsa 1fiS
e: 1858: Intsrmsnt IN Mount
kkEsPr4A s SA fFoison. r S.ss. y
UrN. LEI. HELM AGNEs. On Thurs-
az .D,s S.nui HIS M ki oSs nfSHaksfTh ls
BELOVED wife o. william A. Ptnkley,
hsms q ~ q. c' ana M W - .y. ns5s
where prayer Win Be offered 81
,so IN c.1 nsnd H S ysn.sT, 81 y
oLADEN. wALTER Q. On saturday,
ington eanitarium. WALTER c
pLAD1N Of e403 Eastern ave-. Ia
koma Park. Nd. beloved son Of the
late Andfew z end rJenees Bladsn
ai.ua; NM ma, ssil q n. T.homs i p.
lparkins opposiisl. after I pm. sun.
Tuesday. January Is. at 2 pm. In
tsrment Cedar Mn csmstery. ~
BLAKLEY. WALTER. on Friday
HssSisai.. wxIrisSSs isiLAKLkY q i 81
HsiRS pl. ne, devoted husband ol
Mesa Lee Blakiey, ne also leaves &
mourn his passins three daughters
enc son; one sister one brother
khinss 3 CO pun.rsi Home. 100 soi q
e. iv. Notice 81 funeral later
BQncHARDf. MARCUS. On Thurs.
ss uHilRe6s i ssoscH A. RSf'0 9
M f Sss scr:hs sslSv sad h S4SsSsi
q Mis- Selma " and Herbert Bor,
co. Funeral Home, 2o0f 18th 81
nv. on Monday. January "a. at
pm. fpafkine fecilitiesI Intermeni
Cedar Vii Cemetery. 2e
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With Regard to o
Card 81 Thanks

vsY eltsa . easd d thonks b
he ssos mssts . ased which esn
hsrdh h seked h enS other way
Net saly b u . sseeloss szpssssioa
Il ssetllsts b shess VIE heve sant
tlpscl tFlbslss bur clio eeuEtsousiy
eckasvlstsss The services end
kistasssss d The meay 70 whom
D psssssi aess 81 iAenks comet
Vel h meiled o. whoss scenes
eais edd,ssss ere aot knova
assertion u . eefd d theaks
ny bs snsnssd ~ tslsphons 10
~ ssss 81. 5000
The evening and Sunday sto'
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MRS. MIRIAM 7. WHITEHEAD.
JONES. ri alffibERrHA. on January. Is
1858, ALBERTHA JONES Of. 1890
Wylie 81. ne. Notice Of tunera later
Arrangements By Frasier Funeral
kRIGfY. THOMAS j.. IN, suddenly
Sis fssidsnss, 5sSs McSiean place
kkSHhRE Iss Jil'' b! MlS T SH1SsAs q
Elizabeth b Kelley. uncle 81 Richard
Reed Friends may call at HysonG Z
Funeral Home, 1900 N It. nv,
t say ssn esdsr Thl iceps,,s1zm Al n
poctors Hospital. NAOMI ~. KEN.
E:PSIlss ana ana, mc.s:. p Es. isAlSIs,
and deoFGe Miller IN; sister d
Uur aSss 1 Ts:1s ' y. ~ n
yIted 70 call AZ the Betheadh Chew
Chase Funeral Home 81. Robert a
WI S.!a . 1Hscss.S s.n y q
ln;:imsns ISr. I GinsSin e.sss.ry. y y
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DsBERRY. WILLIAM ,. On Friday.
y; ns,nn q; isSs' e 0sc5Fe wash a
B nEsGP a II soi Ps M Id Nv hS s-
2oS. beloved husband OF Mrs. Elaine
peBerry. Remains resting q the
NV. Notice Of funeral later.
DeFREEs. MISS MARY LUCY. on
kriday. January "a; l95e. at the
zss.n %c sD"i MSS I2RY Ige4
Irsnf ). and Mar. Beers beErsss
s ns, uT E.S ., 2 gDr,S Sns s' YER
Hn Hp' Ne q sDT nG Ssf n' vs ana
Mrs Michael Lee Of Dobbs Ferry,
wheatley Rnnersl Home, SOC Klng
:.;v,s A:1e S,I W. s;,. where Sns.1l
;snasry "a: q pm. " Intsr%sSii
DcNOSHUE. HxNoRA, I. on Thurs
DAY January %. 1888, 81 Washing
s 1A s4iinT nS snd Hc'p syds HAN Han
ave, Hysttsyiiie, Md,, wife Of he
late Henry v. Donoshue; mother o.
James and Leonard W. Donoghue.
Mrs; Donoshue rests % the warner
Humphrey Funeral Home. et34
1NJIHl8 ave- ollNNI 6UIlnNf NJ
eifsrsd Tor The rsDo.. q her soul on
Monday, January 27,. a. e;fb an.
si.syliIs: Ma rhisr%snt FORT Lincoln
DR iHisiI'' CLAUDE. on Tuesday,
R esUiassy GcLAUsbbE bRERaEf. oi Hs :
relatives and many friends. AiisI
: pm, sunday, January 70 friends
neral %as s Home z. 1892 oeoTss s's ass ~
where funeral services will be held
gn,, Mondsy ;v: Jsn.sry sT q an
DyLEY: MAyBELi6.s on TnqEsdsy
bsJhHHssY o, sss4s 1896 ssStb es .Di,s H.
washington,, D, G. beloved wife q
mother q Ms, Euisila ssnd..lcm
ks Ii 1nn nr. Ei inSS.n Tosh. Hsn
ebard and Mrs Dixie x cady; sister
of Niss Blanche Watkins She also
Y survived BY twenty,ope. Grand.
: cali a he Bsthssds Chevy Chase
oStss' Bethesda. Nd. where services
viii be held on Monday. January
"a At Pm Intermsnt Port LIN LIN
,SSSqISnAS.s R Ruf1 EuNIcE. on thurs ~
TCssjpIissI. .RbTR EGNlicE EHTMHS
q il0i z q ne. wife Of ThoWa'
Sourn .Rsr sn' ,dS sS, dsrS !:
grandchildren. three at-srandchii.
aTsn' ma Iny pieces. . DEVOTED friend,
ives ana G ScsI a ne trl ssns. re.
mains rsstins AZ the John Il. phineI
~. NOTICE q ia 1@si iSs.r.' 10"
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FUNERAL DIRECTORs
CEMETERY LOTS

E Az g::l.s. H ~: e. r s.sfiS
.Hps..lss sssticn, Can f1 u. 4oosssssa4.
. ADJOINING CHOICE SITES, Ma
tional Memorial Park. RA 0.3D2a
tORT LINC0LN- gravesites, $500
cash. o. terms available. OIL. 2-t30S.
EkUgoLsUM. in National Memorial
sl.s7%' sale o' owner eau
6AKWOoD CEMETERY. pals church.
eheies Sites best cash ofer. IA
Z SITES. a. Port Linooin. $500. "
HATioEAL HEMoslAL PAEk. PAN,
SsIu. iot $50, Car - i'''b .is lSy
t01I, tiHc9Ls MAysoLEUN. double
t0nf LINcOLN-.i crypt. desirable
loc;: eel cheap: lawns city sun,
zpa5: 1lSiect 3Ei.sSo' F'R z S-S os;c''
VII ss..ssA s.s.l , SS.ss5 O: now wet: ::
isG p o. Boz 1857. Rosnoks. W
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, IVA. All bodalIsts Of Holy
S nee; TSr tn! sG SssIss,len w y
the rosary ct 727 9TH st.
January 2e. 1855. ct $50
pm. REQUIEM mass at the
Holy Redeemer Church.
York ave. NV. Monday,
20 q An. no,~w,
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LOOAoF N. AoAASs oecIeteIS.
MOORE SsqS Is GUY ieS 4 Guy AS S Ho6 San
8, Combs. Herbert L. wooten. Mary
Thompson. Susie Payne and Ethel
sullivan, all OF Washington. ID c.
Friends may call at 0awler's Chapel.
1883 Pa ave NV tcourtesy parking
oppoaltel where. services will be held
on Tuesday. January 2S. At 10
an Intsrmsnt Arlington National
MooRE. MARTHA ANN. On w.dns..
$IhrAss'SS;ss!EII , MOORE .,t y fss7 $s 4.
Alberta Smith, Marie Wick. Robert.
llSs%gss..i y. LSths,; cisrsnse' ., S9!odi !,
Mrs, Lille Mitchell and John II.
stone She also. u survived. by .
host Of other relatives and friends.
After. IL noon Monday. January "a.
fflends are invited 10 call at the
above residences, Funeral services
VIII bs held 4 pm, tuesday. Sany-
Of ohrlat, 4th and Virginia ave. sc.
interment WoodlaEn Cemetery, Ar
neral Home. Sat SIh e. ne. 81
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r 81, s ~ & q ERa' r. sS ssa
Miriam n Parr and Lillian r.
Rodgers. grandfather Of Ruth Ann
Rose Friends. NAV call q the
Takoma Funeral Home. 254 Carroll
z; rrrfsi I. SRpOs os O Hesse
January "a. ct 2 pm. InteTment
cdr HIN CemeterI. 20
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UALLMAN. JOHN Z. Members Of the
!: d: ! e
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UPcHURcH. THoMAs n On

az SEesS II4;sSssNT, e, lbs. THoaAs l
Clementipe N. Upchureh. father ~
yuanita ~ ana 6ary L. upchureSi
brother Of Mrs. Ada u, Howard Of
A sne sirin Va sna Lyd. and Pier
ices from the W X. Huntemann a
Son Funeral Home. 5T32 Georgia
ave nv. on Tuesday. January 81,
~ 1850 Al: parking facilities in
M tesr o. ne funeral hcmel. Rela-
Interment .Arlinston National Gene
sery: tRaleish. n. C.. papers please
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WILHELM. HAROLD \. The on,eers
mA . snS Tp., .. so. q The Frisnd:
4! d. e 81 81; !; .!;;iI
services at chsmbefs Fu-
Tuesday. January rs, at pm. IN
'rH.n' AbIPsiGn oi hitiGSsi p Ss%''
JAMES A. WARD. seey. 20
January Is, 1855. at her hen S SssiSSsSss.
200 Connecticut ave. NV. CORA =.
Mulloy. Mrs, Jewel NJ VAUGHN. Mrs
WlamWs ana muI zsS M M,iI,.T Tracy ,.,s =
O. Mrs. Anna Mebane OF BURLINGTON.
n she also is survived BY eight
grandehildren and nine great-Erand-
children, Friends may. call At the
u Hines Co. Funeral Home, c90i
services from chsSy Chase ' BAPTIST
Church. be7l Western ave. NV. on
Tuesday. January Is, at . pm. In
terment Cedar Hi Cemetery. %
VIM, 1T. COZ JOHN 7. CUsA, Re-
ureg on Friday. January ~, 1855,
Cow . JOHN Rf'd VIM AiSSTNs t HSS,Epi s. u;
I ton; Va believe, SII S1SS:SSnd 81 EyaREs:
i's lSs 81 zpips,oSS SsisHfi MG %sy
1901 North Fairfax dr., Arlington,
Va until 10 nm, Tuesday. Janu-
airy 2s REQUIEM mass al 81, Charles
Catholic Church, 1904 North Wash
l Wssns,dss,lv blvd i.r5 Arlins ton Va on
lnterment Arlington National Gene
terry with full military honors sS
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JSar.d;S. Jsnu.ry 50. less, q s.sissg
Of 10 Madison At, nv, beloved hns-
band Of Fannie v. Meikleiohn and
iatnsr 81 John Roger and Allison
Mrs, Louise Turner. william r and
Andrew Meitisiohn. Mrs. ViFsis BoS.
well. Mrs Jennie Baker and Mrs
sEsma '' Punerni fn Home may ssh csrt mi
NV. parking oppositei, where
services will be held on Monday. Jan.
uary "a. ct IL am. Internent
nocs creek Cemetery 20
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s:s';s:;Es sH;IlasS. sSseiIaE Rsf'' ' j
p fs s sc.shs ssS' :ad h SIssEs1
shsrd 1 ssIaie.s 81 fn Is. 1s''sr' Hines kS.;
NV. on Monday. January ~. at Z
pm. parking fecilitiesI Interment
Cedar uill Cemetery. 20
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MEMBERS OF Bethany Chap
ter No. "a. o. Z g.. are
requested 10 assemble at
the Chambers Funeral
Home. 400 Chaplin 81
ary 81. 1858. a. 8 p'm..
Iurpcse Of conducting serx-
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HOLMES. FRANCIS Z. In loving
MsnSTy q our s.S Se1s EO,h s, Sac
who departed this life two years
ago today. January %, 1855
The wears may wipe out many thinR:
But this they wipe out never.
The memory Of those happy days
When We were all together.
DAUGHTER. ERLENA c. CHISHOE
AND GRANDCHILDREN, ELWOC
4. CHISHOLM AND ERLENA
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isy. Jsnasry q. less Sarah nS
ELLEN EoBEY q 5000 sriss,
ne 'Ai a.. '' iISe a'i. RsndoipS Ros,S ?:
mother Of Mrs william + Lnsby.
and sister OF Mrs Annie Elizabeth
Turner Mrs- Robey rests 81 the
warner Z Pumphrey Funeral Home.
Nd. where services viii Be held on
Monday. January ~. at 2 pm.
lparklne faeilitiesl. fnterment Bur-
fonsVtlie Union Cemetefy 20
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p. 3 v. % Century, Is, iSs aIa hun su.n
Donald Wilhelm. brother Of Mafy
Wilhelm. son OF Emma Wilhelm
Eor many years Mr., wilhelm had
nsen an active member Of the Dis
oers Funeral Home. 30Se Al al nv
On Tuesday. January rs. at i nm
,,nterment Arlington National Gene
very %
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JOHNSON. GERTRUDE. In To-
memory Of our dear one. oERTRJ
JOHNSON. Who passed away }
uary 20. 1858.
kkpvi,ns an1 KING nc, n 3. AZ T., ner ays'
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sisi Disqualification q Ma IA.
tion.l Lodge. No ~. p;
", Ar a aM5a.si. h SsSss,S eAI Is
~ sson,s 81 T 70 4 m ,s A. ' :.
u. p snS zee Of s sUndu sts n X:
,a,,yAMEs Q, FRYE. W Y
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sAARI, ELISA, on Saturday. janu-
p pFs FL Elsa sSA GRI o q 5s Elm s sSs
Takoma Park. Nd. beloved wife Of
W. saari. sister Of Abel Karinen.
Friends may call at the Takoma
Funeral Home. 25i Carroll 81 nv
parking opposite), where services
will be held on Tuesday. January IS
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-08-30
Grenade News

The McSwineS M. B. Church
in Grenada closed great Re-
vival, Friday night. The
spirit was high and a large
attendance present each night,
with visitors from Greenwood,
including Mrs. w. M. Hall and
three daughters, Miss Carter,
Rev. Williams, Rev. MCGEE
and Rev. w. M. Hall who con-
Quoted the Revival, delivering
spirit-filled sermons each
night. Many gifts were given
Evangelist Hall. Rev. ]. c.
Wright, Pastor.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-08-30

Friends wish for him a speedy
recovery.
Mrs. Lucy Griffin of Utica
is on the sick list. She has
been confined to bed one
week. Every one is praying for
her a complete recovery.
UTICA GOSSIP All you
guys and gals who really like
good music and dancing are
invited to the LABOR DAY
DANCE, at Stevens Rose
Room, Monday night, Sept. l,
when the music will be made
by the sensational JAMES
BROWN AND THE FLAMES,
with the FATS CONDOR
ORCH. You will surely
want to hear JAMES BROWN
sing Please, Please, Please and
many other top recordings.
JAMES BROWN will be ex-
pecting his friends from Utica.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-08-30
Utico News

Mrs. Ruby Charleston, Agent.
On Sunday, August "a, the
3rd Anniversary of Rev. ]. o.
Rails as pastor of the Green
Hill Church of Christ Holi-
ness was held, with many
members and friends present
to pay tribute to this minister
for his faithful and loyal lead
ership. Rev. Parker of Utica
delivered the Anniversary ser.
mon. Money raised was $1,000.
Mr.. Sam Cardswell of Utica
is recovering nicely from in
juries received in an accident
a week ago. He fell from a
horse and broke his arm.
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BRIGHT MORNING STAR
CHURCH NEWS - Rev. S. S.
lines, Pastor; Sis. Theresa
Sims, Church Clerk; Sis. l.. B.
Chiles, Building und Clerk, Sis.
Virginia Flowers, Pianist ;.
On last Sunday, the Sunday
School attendance was fair,
our pianist was at her best.
She and Miss Margie Dotson
are leaving for college, Sept.
3. In our Warren County Sun
day School Conventions Ora
torical contest she was winner
of $4,000 scholarship. The
topic was, "How the Christian
Church can help me in a world
like this" Miss Dotson did
not leave one stone unturned.
The audience was spellbound
and our advise to this young
lady is keep up the good
work" Everyone is praying
for you and the Lord is with
you always.
Last Sunday night the War
rem County Singing Conven-
ton rendered splendid pro-
gram, sponsored by Bro. R.
Miller. On Monday night, SO
Steps To Heaven" was presen-
ted for the Junior Choir, Sis.
R. Cant, Sponsor. Thanks is
extended to everyone who con-
tributed to the success of this
great program. Saturday,
there will be a Fish Fry at
906 Meadow Street for the Pas
tors Aid Club, Sis. Martha
Evans, Sponsor. Sunday: S.
s., $50 A. M. Sis. L. B. Chiles,
Supt. Monday, Junior Choir
rehearsal, $50 P. NJ, Sis. r.
Cant, Directress. Senior Choir
rehearsal, $50 P. M, Sis. Ju-
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nesday evening in September
at 7:30 p. M. All members
are urged to be present, Mr..
Benjamin Woodhouse, Presi-
dent, Mr.. Fred Ware, Sec. The
Calvary Missionary Society
meets each 1st and 3rd Mon
days at the church, Mrs. Odes-
sic Hall, President. The Cal
vary Usher Board meets each
LIST and 3rd Thursdays at the
church, Mrs. Odessie Hall,
President. The Calvary Usher
Board meets each 1st and Bird
Thursdays at the church, Mrs.
Patsy Doss, President, Mr..
Charles Wright, Vice. Tuesday,
6: P. NJ, Youth Choir rehear-
sal, Master Herman Marshall,
President, Mrs. Odessie Hall,
Advisor and Miss Elizabeth
Murphy, Sec. Z: P. NJ, Senior
Choir rehearsal, Mr.. George
Murphy, President, Mrs. Jen-
ME B. Dunn, Vice and Mrs.
Barbara Selmer, Sec. Wednes.
day. $50 p. M, Weekly Pray
er Meeting with the officers in
charge. The weekly Sunday
School class of the Jackson
Street Branch Y. M. C. A. will
hold It's regular meeting, Fri
day evening at 7:30 P. NJ. at
the YMCA. The next visit of
the class is scheduled to be at
Mt. Heroden M. B. Church on
the 1st Sunday in September
at $50 A. M, Mr.. Costello Will
son is scheduled to officiate
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CHURCH NEWS:

CALVARY M. B. CHURCH
NEWS Rev. r. L. Strong,
Pastor, Mr.. Benjamin Wood
house, Sr., Clerk. Sunday,
School, Mr.. George Murphy,
Supt., Mr.. Arthur chatham,
Asst. 4: P. NJ, The City-Wide
Religious Training and Educa-
tional Movement will meet at
the church. This movement
is organized for the benefit of
all church deacons and lay
men, we therefore urge all Of
ficers of this degree to be
present and on time. Mr.. A.
A. Taylor, Chairman, Mr.. Ed
die Gray, Assistant. At 7:30
P. NJ, the Calvary Senior
Calvary Choir will sponsor a
Musical Program. In addition
to this all church members
are expected to be present and
join the march with One Dol
lar. Visitors and friends are
always welcome to attend, Mr..
Jennie B. Dunn is in charge
of this arrangement. The
Young Women's Progressive
Club will meet at the home of
the secretary, Mrs. Emma j.
Williams, Thursday evening at
7:30 P. M. Mrs. Williams lives
at 1843 Jackson Road. All
members are requested to be
present. Mrs. Rosie Lee Bell,
President. The Young Mems
Progressive Club will meet at
723 Grove ST., on the End We'd
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places between 1890 and 100
p. m.
/. The South-Side.
2. Anderson's Cafe.
3. Rosa Lees Coffee Shop.
4. The United Grill.
The public is invited to come
and have a good time. THANK
YOU ONE AND ALL VERY
MUCH!
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The Jolly Fellows Social
Club is giving a Big Labor Day
Picnic Monday, September /,
1858. This picnic will begin
at 100 p. m. on Bonnie Gaines
Place, located about one half
mile South of the Drive-Inn
Theatre, on Highway 81, South
of Vicksburg, Miss. There will
be plenty of refreshments of
all kinds.
If you want to have a real
evening of FUN don't miss
this picnic - because there
will be plenty of FUN for all.
Don't forget the best kind of
music you will enjoy it.
Transportation for this occa-
sion will be provided free for
all who wish to go. A truck
or car will pick up those who
wish to go at the following
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during the teaching period.
The general public is always
invited. Ben. Woodhouse, ST.,
Reporter.
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The Sunshine tabernacle is
sponsoring a Talent Program
at 722 Grove ST., on Sept, Is.
This program is for the bene-
fit of the Order of Sir Knights
and Daughters. A Baby Con-
test will also be held in con-
nection with this program.
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THE 5TH SUNDAY will be
a high day at the Jackson
Street Baptist Church, the OBJ