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TEMPLE HILLS

aIbsSSE RsISS R,A.MBEIss "A
ave- ave 70 'es: Bernabhs rd..
leit 70 Rickey ave, left TO
open SIGNS.
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1Epen
LANGLEY LANacR.Ef; fIARK
Al00 18th AVENIJE

Il, i,I Is: ,i;'. I,si:'.n:S, 'io.; 'i-S'Is ~
place, plus Addition added
fSf tasp- v;.s Sin; az EEln;; .;,,I.. SI.sI,sn.- .a.s
2 btdrms. and tiled bath,
thronshcut. 'seninass icr siS..
HpthT., loan q $1,000
bikS past Lensbursh's, right
on quebec 10 open house.
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NICHOLAS
HE. 4-1OOO

CEDAR VALLEY, Coral His 1sc.
ton. 53l2 Valley rd.-AIi-hrtek
WITH expandable End dr., fuij
gsmt sep. din. rm., saraee. Only
LANHAM-s veTy rood huxs, Nan.
your termsi 9 and ( bedrms., over.
sifed lot and many other deslrabls
!eatuIes Priced Low 81 sIl, 500
WOOpLAWN--Ali-briek. 3 bedrm
rambler, dtshwasher. aarbaEe dis.
possh fenced hack yard. Walk Il
public and parochial schools AMI
shops. Only sl2,5OO. SlJll eash
HUDSON REAL ESTATE CO,
oN. 4-l5l1 UN. 4-7I7l
CHEvEaLY-Attrac. large Coionia
5riek; rms. 1st-n. powder rm.
nnnInned nI rec; rm.: finest section
S22 300. WE TAKE TRADES. PHl
apptoved. HUGH I. PECK, RAJ.
TOR, HE. l-64O0
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FOLLOW THE
ARROWS FROM
BRANCH AVE.
BROADVIEW

. 4aos HARVEST Rp-Lse.
s:%sI.s s,Sssc.ocn, .;6.ih. !. fun ssni.
S SSsnslqs. tStf'itoi ffon 8:
ri right TO Harvest rd.,
right 70 epen house.
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$500

am vacant. and owner
qoesnt want me any more
everybody has passed me
by. but honestly, am not
80 bad, I have 3 bedrooms
nlee Kitchen. full baKeuient
with outside entrance ana
pest OF al, you can have
me tor lust $500 down, s6s
per month for everything.
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LANGLEYPARK

OPEN = TO 9
CnS rming 3.bedrm. brick rambler
Slth Ia baths, fully equip. GE
"DELloHTYuLLY MODERN"
With handsome family rm., full
osmt,' de luxe I'M. rec. rm.. on
oeant lgs, lot. close 70 bus and
school DIRECTIONS: Out N. n
ave; 70 Quebec st. and riRht 70
18Th avenue and left 70 Ruatan,
and right 70 open house.
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1M0|pen

Sspn T., !, HEIGHTS .,;,s, OPEN j;
Sedrmy. iiy. rm" hrepi.. din. rm''
kit., full bsmt,,. play room; on.
az :.Tsss soma SSarsins tns; fenced rsaS yard
sTyye1Eko.o Coed =, ...sius value here here IhA
civilian $1,000 down. DIR, oui
MtsSIs0ES t4ss sb Pif: .,, 70 ;, ps.c. Hsht, ne
20 Mason st.. left on Mason st
70 District HEhts. parkway. right
StTsy N ss2 Ia AssuRED 81 sT nToE a AMI NJ
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HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.
lcohflNuEDl

VII m Nv: s.:s, s:is's' i:
lovely fenced ioi; close 70 schools
sb1 per mo. pays al. FREbRfkicK
VI nERENs sALEs. NC m.
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he. 4-4UUU
ADKLPHI-Nr. MOL. U. Of Nd,
fxpsnd attic. fun Ssmt., frepiaes
in paneled hv. rTn.. ceramic bath,
ise. wooded lot. sl4.5OO. FHA sp-
proved, $500 down. OWNER, HK
4-3Q33.
ADJOINING LARGE RECITATION
BRAND-NEw BRICK RAMBLKRs.
nearing completion. Located In
fine residential area ana onertng
an unusual number OF MAJO ].
features. Livins room with decor.
Sn, ss,ys 1sssl 1so w nEsglss: sa+s ssPAANpaIF PfAApf
sso sS%sl''fflzs 'fzRrf sasS s9sh. :sEsssaSn .Sroos,
DE LUXE kitchen. Situated on
o50-S2O,4BO. viii be ready for
occupancy In three weeks. BRING
SowERRs SsoSwS sR;sG ssSs SSSs kS Es'lq.iss;:o qs;oS 9th
AIR COND. 2-bedrm. synRsioW-
Sep. din rm., extra kit, bsn1t..
detached gar. Traverse .drapes.
wall-to-vsll earpeting and nuto-
ol;5S9 orloR9Es Eisy sy.ITT terms CO. orRrfSHE TH
Hnn1Ao nhALAA W. w
ALMOST y ACRE with taii trees
sItToundinE ssvEN-rScm rambler
luxe luxe kit.. NSc s6NSooM. 1in; Ia.. iiV. w. ru.: =:
gar. and full bsTnt.: sseriiee at
S17.960li Exclusive with BOW.
Frs BROS. AP 7-s400.
ANDREWS. BOILING AREA-64I B
Gull rd.. Temple Hills. 3-b.r. brk
ise. lit. fun Ssm.. cH. s:47s7.
ANDREWs-Less than year old. g.
bedrm. brick rambler:. Ia baths.
easIsa easIss. 6MhER. sitsf. RE S.s4ss. Hi M'n'
ANDREWB AIR F0RCE BASE Ex-
CHANGE desires TO establish an
ageney. agreement TO provide serv-
tees Of major auto motor over
haul. car painting and .mato:
tfansmission work. through the
exchsnee gafase. All interested
Dassie' SSnrs El contact socc shs s1ehanEe Ts,
rnent. kppts' viii Be scheduled
betw. . am. and $40 pm. June
20 throuEh July 2. 1888.
ANDREWs - Beaut. custom built
rm. Wiireplace: din. Tm,. 3 bed
rms. Ia baths: elec. kit. with
birch cabinets. lac. scr. porch,
fenced yard, rec. rm. v/brick bar,
m: laundry rm. Call OWNER,
ANDREWS. BOILING. new brick, g.
bedrn. ramblers, full bsn1t., sewer.
gas heat; al modern. Slb,a5n.
One left. x y. qLoBus CO., RE.
AHDREWs i. BOILING NRL-3-
Ssa.. Ice. ist: For.st gt HeisSt:,. a;, 30 ss
Ottawa ct. OWNER, 10. 5-31s4.
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$11,7O0

See this charming s.bed.
room home TO-DAY. LayEe rur-
ner lot; full basement with
outatde entrance. budGet-
priced ~ only si1,7O0: III.
900 down and $50 per mo,
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NORTH FQREsTyILLE = TAXI
?SFaL1 gSFa 1851 ApsEEHt9 taFassfMsT aiF2Ah fMsT55 8
3-bedrm. rambler with iencss
yard. block from school ans
transp. This house needs painting
Absentee owner will consider oifel
as Is, or will paint Il for you. Opei
ai, ~ Ssy v,y sgndcyi p H,-EI Re 6,5Sse. V
5.NlO0.
ON The POToMAC-aS min from
D. G., .4-bedrm. shinrie Cape Cod
sep. din. rm.. frepl.. gar, lac
fenced lot. Sl5,gO0. Mrs. Oott
BU. 3:24Jl. FoRTIN REALTY
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HILLcREsT HEIGHTS. $50 ~,
snaxEay-5 sas baths, 2-ear sarase
- pn'' oeoIms,. rec. rm. Meet
"a dark; ewes. Mr.. Ensls. RE
= MOORE a MOORE REALTORS
RE 6-SOtiO pr sIS,,,
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CHEVERLY


Sssl y. Amerose--A spacious g.
nrepl, sep. dining rm,, screened
porch. fun hsmt.. nice yard. FHA
approved. $4,000; ST. 900 down n
HUDSON REAL ESTATE
QN 4-lslS uN. 4-5I7I
cHEvERLY--Af brick; a3-f1 Inv
rn. With hrepl.. fnIi-tize sep din
rm-, lac. kit. . bedTms !. full bsfsit'
scr. porch, many extfss: iss. lot;
conv. 70 shopping, tfansp. and
public and paroehial schools
Ss,n SSS,net Iansferrsd and willing "a
e0ss INwooD ct.
OPEN ] TO S To-Day
IL. .1yy 6P, 3-t1S24
CMEVEkLY PROPER. All brick {
ms' rms' y baths. poTehss. car.
SerHsred hy hedses and shFubbery.
s,1,ekl ms,tkklns 70 ;ehoecls. sscr.nce, for
Cheverly KLEIN. school as5s HsiIs. %
view. Open SUNDAY sP a.30gi
CAILLgM TERRACE--Beaut, Gus.
eulit .osdTm. lovely lot. Must be
jzaEs Z f6csfa.P fTeessil Pflisd D6' !osSSa e ssll
CanLUM-1s04 Lonsford dr.
loan. 3 bedrms.. din. rm., rec ;;
fensed: baths. VIII deco
rate: BUTLER REALTY co. AP.
CLiNTON-LoVely new srk, home:
INSURANCE CO. Me. 5si Gin.
ton. cY. 7-93p6.
CLINToN-3-bedrm. bFf. rambler
ios sl7:aSO. PoRTfS REALTY, HcT I
CLINTON AND FoREsTvfLLE
gp. o. II. osTERHGANs CO, Ne W.
s-s60s. HI. 9.5i0I.
COLLEGE HGTs. EsTs.-Imposins
Colonial bedrms.. Iss. din
rrs.: z baths. dble. sar. BUTLER
REALTY CO. AP. 1880
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UNIVERSITY PARK

Atmosphere that rings
with pride. Stately all-briek
Colonial sits with dignity In
thia nne community, Skill
fully handicapped lot, at
tached Reraee; 2 twin size
oedrnls, 2 full baths. bsmt,
kit. FHA approved. SEQ SH .oSo
loan avail Asking &24.a5O;
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WOODLAWN
4737 68th AVENUE

WOODLAWN
4737 68th AVENUE
Ideal home for retired
bier on lge. Handicapped lot I
plus mod. kit. with din,
area, .twin-size bedrms. ana !.
tiled bath plus drlve-in ga
Iaee and patio. Only Sl6.-
SOV with $1,000 On, DIR:
Out Annapolis I'd (Rte. 50).
= nj past Baltic, pkway,
ev,s,rpass. left on e8th and
+. c. HILLEY & co.
AP. 7-720O Realtors
rAK0MA PARK-LarEe older home
with liv. rm.. din. rm., den, lit.
and bath on lst n. = bedrms. and
bath upstairs; wooded cor: reas.
down pymt. Assume loan Sf4,5O0,
HUGH Z. PECK, HE. 4-64OO.
TAKOMA PK-only Si2,g5O for
coup, spotless 4.yr.-old 3-bedrm.
area. Excel. an, OWNER. VIII.
b-502s for appt.
TEMPLE HILL Pack. opsn / I'll
"; $50. Walnut sts-3.bedrnl:
brick rambler; sep. din. rn:. 2
conventional or YHA IN. Out
right 70 Walnut ieit 70 open sisn.
PuFEENBERoER. REALToR. 10.
TEMrLEToN KNoLLs (V.ltias dII.
a.. s.ssdpn ssddnare' story rs5 ,.m%ssS. .sal.s:t.
brick. ASKING sl2.eSO. si50 down
FHA. HA. 2.725s, COHEE
REALTY Co. AP. 7-g595.
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Observation-Disclosures ARRI-

ADELPHf, near NOT. pant In
ss,.., sls.; oVsE sI.,u,; .srs, .sTs d.sSsn: s;.s
vtewi Mahog; panel, 2 nfepls.
over .a0-ft. kit, counter space, 5
1ge bedrFns.. . baths, dble. ear
port; 33-ft. porch. l.70Q-sg, Z.
daylight yalk:o bsmt;; S:a.s50.
2Si 2 rs eoEss fsh. n q ,5sos & Gss.I:
rd., q nile 10 Bornedale.
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souTHLAwN-3-6edroom rambler:
sSUfHawis ssSSU5R k; isd skyfyI. r. yI.E5' a.gs 2 :gis
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, I N1OI uE1NH I I
Open 2 It'll 7

2709 and 2705 Ramblewood DR..
Cepe Gods; one 4 bedrms..
baths; one bedrooms, expand
attic. Both brick with full base,
mentS. Priced right: easy terms
Hkss ~ sSss4i4O: sun. and ewes, RE
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CAROLE HIGHLANDS
1911 ELSON COURT

Thres-bedreom brick rambler IN
quiet setting nearby 10 Lansley
Park and Takoma conveniences
A good school area, both public
end parochial, OIL and PHA a.
naneinf available. We can sell
your old house II you have one
CALL Mr.. SWEENEY, HE. T.
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Campbell Realty Co.

Ataty0OAA xtCdAty W.
DISTRICT HuTse 1880 Kipiins
parkvay--oPEN / TO s: 3 bed.
rms, ! baths, conven. 70 every.
tning. tninng. Ewes. Mr.. Harris, RE. 8,
n INSoSsE SisssSS 4 MOORE. REALTORS
DISTRICT HEiGHTs - s-6edTm
Sepe Cod with expandable attic
lovely rec, room IN bsnt.: nice ioI
With shade trees. Only SD 'nSn
With EHA financing. FREDERfcR
", BERENs SALES, INC. M
$4,000 III v.
DOCTOR, dentist, ehiTopTaetoT
real estate broker. insuraree man
deal once location on busy be,
tense highway In LandoveF Hills
House easily adaptable, ami,
parking space, Honine application
sIresdy Med Asking SS5. .000
DOUG, ~. SMILEY, Realtor. RF
9-5..0; ewes. AP. 7-s70s.
Z; RIvERDALE, mr.. Psrkvay-Lee
Cape Cod: 4 bedrms,, . baths, x,i
oemt,. h.ncFN lot WA ranss
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A VA. ASSUMPTION. $1,000 u
tai prtee. Settle and move In.
days. 3-hedrm. rambler, pine-paE
eled comb. hv. Ina. dining arei
eouip kit, fenced lot. MARYI.ANl
sALES y g. .APPRAlsAL CO.. INC
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MT. RAINIER

Home with income, ar
mnHed into 2 apartments.
Clese In, and eony. Compl,
redee.; ] bus fare TO down.
town. Level fenced LOT.
front and rear porehea, SEP.
utils, for each apartment,
O NV. heat, Al SI3,D51,
S2,OOO On, will handle
Evening star., 1959-06-28
WANT ACTION2

HUGH r. PECK can sell your home
II sMEiNS' g sSiRgsMss SsiiRgsSasSI; no sesTIfi EnS,
YOU. 2 locations TO serve you Al
any time, 1850 New Hampshire
ave-, ll246 Georgia ave.
Evening star., 1959-06-28

a sACRIFiCE-New spiit-ieyel,
Ssths, ssnt.: ds luxe | features; i
beautiful view Of Henson Valley;
city utilities. Priced In lower eos,
$50 Kerby Dr., Murray Hill Is
tates, Mr.. HUMPHREY. Lu. 2
Evening star., 1959-06-28

4 DOZEN NEW RAMBLERs near
.ss. Ss IN ss%S. al sSs'n :s:st ssss
buy . home that will make YOU
sfisht Sedrccras. LARot living
room and dining room with pic.
ture windows, de luxe Kitchens
I,ths Ei.S s.,.t sssssi,s s.;,d Usss fI, al S sSg
Il. deep level lot. Close 10 schools,
transportation, etc. First time Of
is.ss N,,s so%hRks Sn|k sss APP EsselSiosss sssoc
Arkansas State press., 1959-01-23

FOUNDERS DAY-Dr. Hugh Browne, super
intendent of the McRae sanatorium, Alexan-
der, delivered the forty-eighth Founders Day
celebration address for Gamma Sigma chapter
and Pine Bluff Alumni chapter of Kappa Al
pha Psi fraternity here Tuesday
Dr. Browne was introduced by Earle Hay
wood. The history of the fraternity was given
by James Bankhead, and presentations were
made by Miss frankie Norwood, Kappa sweet
heart. Carol Bullock and Dorothy Bennett
served as attendants. During the ceremonies
Mrs. Ivie Foster, wife of the Late Henry w.
Arkansas State press., 1959-01-23

Foster who was Kappa and mother of Dr.
Henry Foster of Detroit was designated Hon.
orary sweetheart
Reading from left to right, front row: DR..
o. B. White Little Rock, Arthur Redding
Charles Lofts, Miss Norwood, Odell Mack,
Mrs. Foster, DR.. Browne, and Miss Bullock
Second row, | to r: Don Dawson o. d.
Burn, Charles Mckinney, Gary Hill and Fred
Ollie.
Back row. | to r: Earl Haywood c. w.
Dawson, Frederick Porter, E. c. Haney, J.
A. Gordon, and DR.. J. A. Albritton.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
800

"ss % s
Evening star., 1959-11-15

premium American yam blended
with Doeron for long wear,
cosy instability, no ironing
} Scranton loce lends q truly oro-
cious and festive dir to your
dining tobIe
ivory or white loce
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-11-14
MT. ZION
CHURCH NEWS

Rev. James A. Miller, Pas
tor. Sunday School $50 A. M.
Mr.. Henry Brown, Supt. Youth
Day service 11:30 A. M. Royal
Ambassadors 800, Eugene
Huston, Chief. Busy Bee
Bible Class 400 P. M. Inst,
Mrs. Annie Crosby. Evening
worship 700 P. M. Junior
Choir rehearsal Tuesday 500
P. M. Gladys Clark, Pres.
jamie Price Sunshine Band
Tuesday 400 P. NJ. Kathrine
Jones, Pres. Ladies Bible
Study Wednesday 600 P. M.
Mrs. Mamie Burton, Pres.
Prayer meeting 700 P. M. Fri
day 700 P. M. Senior choir
rehearsal. Mrs. Maggie Flow
ers, Pres.
Sick and shut-ins: Mrs. Rosie
l.. Johnson, Howard ST., Mrs.
Lue Johnson, Wlnut ST., Mrs.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-11-14

Pres, Mrs. Odessie Hall, Di-
rector, and Miss Elizabeth
Murphy, Sect. z P. M. Senior
Choir rehearsal. Mr.. George
Murphy, Pres, Mrs. Margaret
Bingham, Vice, and Mrs. Min
ME Lee Grant, Sect.
The Mt. Peran Lodge No. IL
A. F. g. A. M. will meet on
the 4th Wednesday evening at
7::3O A. M. at the Masonic Tenn
pie, 723 Grove st. Tie meet
ing will began promptly at
the said hour. All members
are requested to be present
and on time. Mr.. Ben Wood
house, w. NJ, Mr.. Fred Ware
and Mr.. Henry Brown, Secre-
taries. Wednesday $50 P. M.
weekly prayer meeting with
the officers in charge. If you
are spiritually weak and need
strength, attend prayer meet
ing this week at the church
of your choice.
The officers of the Calvary
M. B. Sunday School wishes
to remind the school program
committee and its members
that the Christmas season is
approaching and that the time
is at hand to begin plans for
the Christmas program. All
who plan to participate this
year is required to be present
this Sunday morning in order
to receive instructions. He
that enters into a race is not
the greatest, only he that
breaks the finishing line. Mr..
Ben Woodhouse. ST., Reporter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-11-14
BRIGHT MORNING STAR
CHURCH NEWS:

Rev. S. S. lines, Pastor, Mrs.
Theresa Sis, Church Clerk,
Mrs. Loubertha Chiles, Build
ing Fund and Educational
Clerk, Mrs. Virginia F. Thorn
ton, Pianist. Sunday School
$3.50 A. M. junior and Senior
choir rehearsal Monday P. M.
Wednesday 6: P. M. Mission
airy Society meeting, z P. M.
prayer meeting. All members
and friends are cordially in
vited to and remain for prayer
service after our Missionary
Circle. Bring someone with
you. Can we count on you?
Thursday Christian Home So
ciety No. 10, meets Nov. 10,
Sis. L. A. Ware, Pres, Bro.
Wash Dorsey, Vice Pres. To
the Bright Morning Star
Mothersl The city wide Moth
ers are meeting with us on the
4th Sunday at 3 P. NJ. Please
let us do our best for this
meeting. On Thanksgiving,
Nov. 26, Rev. j. E. Truitt, will
preach that night for benefit
of the elderly and less fortu-
nate people. Each active mem
er and friend are asked to
bring pounds for this occa-
sion. M j S o n a ry So
ciety sponsor, Mrs. Juanita
Holmes and Mrs. Ella w. Hall,
Presidents.
Sick and shut-ins: Our sick
ones are much improved and
ask for continued prayer. Mrs.
Ella Hall, Reporter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-11-14
PILGRIM Nj. B. CHURCH
NEWS:

Rev. T. H. Turner, Pastor,
Sis. Clara Washington, Sect,
Bro. Spencer Dodd, Asst. Sect.
Sunday School $50 A. M. Bro.
Willie Ellie, Supt., Sis. Thel-
ma Morris, Sect. Bro. Frank
Pittman, Asst. Supt., Sis. Joyce
Ellie, Asst. Sect. Covenant
meeting with the officers in
charge at 1870. Mother board
meeting at 200 P. M. B. I. U.
at 500 P. M. Sis. Mary Ellie,
Pres, Sis. Dolores Kelly, Vice
Pres. Monday evening at TOO
Senior Choir rehearsal. Sis.
Mary Toles, Pres. Bro. Har-
vey Lawrence. Pianist. Tues
day evening prayer meeting
with the officers in charge
at ZOO P. M. Friday evening
Junior Choir rehearsal $50.
Sis. Mary Ellie, Pres, Sis. Eve
lyn Thomas, Pianist. On Nov.
ID, the president of the Senior
Choir is giving a fish fry at
the home of Mary Toles, North
Popular. Reporter, Miriam
Ellie.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-11-14

The Miss, La, and Ark,
Free Baptist Conference will
hold its 18th Annual Session
with the st. Mark Free Bap-
list Church, located on Hanna
Ave-, Vicksburg, Miss, Rev. L.
R. Clay, Pastor, beginning
nesday, No. Is, through Sun
day, Nov. %. The public is
cordially invited. The confer
ence will be highlighted by
featured speakers. The well
come program will be Wednes-
day night, message by the Rev.
L. r. Clay; Thursday, Nov. 10,
will be the State Missionary
Society, Mrs. Elizabeth Day,
Pres, at 4 p. m. Mrs. Maude
Phelps will be the guest speak
er, at 2 p. m. the programs
Annual Sermon will be deliv-
cred by Rev. Silas Smith, of
VickSburg. Music will be by
the Walkers Chapel Gospel
Chorus of McComb, Miss; Fri
day night, Nov. 20, Education
program sermon by Rev. D. w.
Walker, Flora, Miss, Sunday,
II noon, Annual Sermon by
the President Official staff,
Rev. r. Y. Summers, Vicks-
burg, Miss. Pres. Rev. A. d.
McCray, McComb, Miss, Vice
Pres. Rev. d. w. Walker, Flora,
Miss, Executive Sect, Bro. Ar.
It's Moses, McComb, Miss,
Treas. Rev. Silas Smith, Vicks-
burg, Miss, Advisor, Rev. Leo
Smith, independence, La. Mis-
Sionary State Women officers,
Mrs. Elizabeth Day, President,
McComb, First Vice Pres,
B. M. Warren, Vicksburg, Sec
ond Vice Pres, Mrs. LeXie
O'Neil, McComb, Financial
Sect, Mrs. Idella Weathersby,
McComb, Rec. Sect, Mrs. Vic
toria Wells, McComb, Trea-
surer, Rev. Silas Smith, Ad-
visor.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-11-14

Rev. r. T. Strong, Pastor,
Mr.. Benjamin Woodhouse, Sr.,
Clerk. Sunday $3.50 A. M.
Sunday School, Mr.. George
Murphy, Supt., and Miss Chris
tine Davis, Sect. The weekly
Sunday School Teachers Class
of the Jackson Street Branch
Y. M. G. A. meets i'm the "Y"
building each Friday evening
at 7i30 p. M. This class is or
ganized for the benefit of all
Sunday School workers re-
CARELESS of race, color, creed,
or religious beliefs. We there
fore, urge you to attend this
and ali other meetings. Mr..
Benjamin Woodhouse, ST.,
Chairman, and Mr.. Harold
Green, Sect. The Missionary
Society will meet at the usual
hour and place. Mrs. Odes-
sic Hall, Pres, and Miss Flor
ence James, Sect. The usher
board meets each first and
third THURSDAYS at the church.
Mrs. Patsy Doss, Pres, Mr..
Charlie Wright, Vice, and Miss
Erma Baines, Sect. Tuesday 6
p. M. Youth Choir rehearsal,
Master Herman Marshall,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-11-14
KING DAVID NO 2
CHURCH NEWS:

Sunday School, $50 A. MI.
IL A. M. Worship Service with
Holy Communion. Wednesday
night weekly prayer meeting.
Usher Board meeting each End
and 3rd. Tuesday. Senior
choir rehearsal each Thursday
night. Let us remember our
sick and shut-ins.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-11-14

PHILIPPI SCHUYLER, no.
ted concert Pianist, was fea-
tured in a program here Tues
day at HOO A. M. Miss
S C h u y e r, internation-
ally known concert pianist,
was presented in concert by
the Mcintyre Jr. High School.
The program was held in the
auditorium of the Rosa A.
Temple High School at 8 P. M.
The much travelled artist has
played in 80 countries and on
five continents. She has re-
ceived awards in music. This
event was a treat to the city.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-11-14

sionary Day we will have Rev.
c. Bolden, his choir and
church from Kings, Miss, to
worship with us. We are ask
ing for a full church to wit
ness this soul stirring Pastor
and his church and choir.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-11-14

The Mt. Zion Baptist
Church No. /, on Fort Hill, is
honoring its Pastor, Rev. J. A.
Miller, with an Appreciation
Program, beginning Wednes-
day night, November 18 and
closing November %.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-11-14

Victoria Johnson, Denman AL
ley, Mrs. Rosie Harp, Howard
ST, Mrs. Blanch Flower, First
East ST., Mrs. S. A. Williams,
First North ST., Columbus
Robinson, Vicksburg. Hospital,
Mrs. Ceile Lovely, Fisher St.,
Mrs. Annie Wheeler, Fort Hill
Drive. Annie Crosby, re-
porter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-11-14
ST. PAUL CHURCH NEWS

Rev. ]. B. Buford, pastor.
Sunday School $50 A. NJ.
Mr.. Claude Bosley, Supt. II:
A. M. Worship service with the
administering of the Lords
Supper. Worship services con-
tinue at z P. M.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-11-14
THE FOLLOWING Church.

THE FOLLOWING Church
es will observe Holy Commu-
MON on Sunday, Nov. Is:
ROCK OF AGES, Rev. E. S.
Hicks, Pastor
OAK GROVE, Rev. B. L.
Thomas. Pastor
MT. ZION No. 2, Rev. B. J.
McSwain, Pastor
SHILIO M. B. c., Rev. T. II.
Turner, Pastor
ST. PETERS. Rev. S. Slaugh-
ter, Pastor
FREE WILL, Rev. L. r. Clay,
Pastor
NEW HOPE (Beechwood, Hi
way 80), Rev. C. Downs, Pas
tor
MT. ZION, Background, Rev.
G. c. Bolden, Pastor
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-11-14

THE CITY of VickSburg will
miss a grand treat of you don't
attend Mt. Heroden Church on
ely ST, on the 5th Sunday in
month. That date will be Sun.
Nov. %, at HOO A. M. Every
fifth Sunday at Mt. Heroden
and on this 5th Sunday is Mis-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-11-14

THE PUBLIC WAS WELL
entertained with a Fall and
Winter Fashion Tea at the
Jackson Street Branch Y. M.
c. A., Monday, Nov. 8, at 7:30
P. M. Presented by the Great
er Mount lebanon Baptist
Church. Models consisted of
men, women and children
modelling attires for around
the clock. Many lovely and
decorative hats were shown.
The ladies will be in the
style wearing derby at any,
time of the day. Guests from
all around enjoyed this gala
affair.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-11-14

MRS. THENETTA BRAD
FORD, of Saginaw, Mich, was
called to the city to attend the
funeral of her mother, Mrs.
Matte King which was held on
Sunday, Nov. 8, at the Travel
ers Rest Church. Mrs. King,
was a faithful member of the
Church serving as Deaconess.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-11-14
LOCAL AND SOCIAL

MRS. MARTHA c. EVANS,
has returned from several
months vacation with her chill
dren in Chicago, Ill. We are all
happy to have her home again.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-06-11
Tennis Tournament For Chapel Hill
Boys Set June 20 And II By Jaycees

Chapel Hill Jaycees issued their
iirst call for young tennis stars
this week for the annual Jaycee
Tennis Tournament on June 20
and 81.
The toursament will begin at
$50 am. Saturday, June 20, on
the University's varsity tennis
courts. Following the singles play
in the morning, doubles play will
begin at 2::30 pm. and the finals
vii be played Sunday, June q, be-
ginning at 2 pm.
Director Don Shake said this
week that all entries must be re-
ceived by Friday, June 10. En-.
tries should be mailed to him at
327 Severin ST.. or they may be
placed by calling his residence
The tournament will be divided
into two divisions: Those male
players 18 years old and under
who will not reach their 18th
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-06-11
Community Church
Services At Ten

The morning worship services
OF the Community Church will be
held at ten O'Clock every Sunday
during the first term of the Uni
Verslty Summer Session. The Sc
RES of sermons. will be on the sub
Ject, Jesus Compared" At this
Sundays service Mr.. Jones will
speak on Jesus and Gautama
Buddha."
The Community Church is ad-
Jacent to the campus just beyond
Victory Village near the corner
of Mason Farm Road and Pure
foy Road. Students and other visi-
tors wishing to attend the services
will be given free transportation
from in front of the YMCA at Gas
am.