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REAL ESTATE
SALESMAN
EX RIEN CED
LOT SALESMAN FOR Sue
CESSFUL SUBDIVISION,
CAN EARN $4,000 YR.
BOX 1857, STAR

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, full
time. Call Sunday, pm. or after
am. on Monday. WA. 7-O334.
REAL ESTATE sALESMAN-spe-
cializing in Silver Spring area. Car
necessary; eYper. preferred. Call
for appt., Mr.. Keller, JU. 5-71OO
CHESTER KELLER WOODMOOR
AGENCY CORP.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, imme-
date opening for l young. aggreS-
sive man wishing to make real
estate his career; some experience
desirable but not mandatory: one
OF upper Prince Georges Co.'s most
active and progressive realtor COM
panies: also members of Multiple
Listing Service; fullest ONCE co.
operation with all financing ano
settlement handled for you: excel
financial ARRANGEMENT. Call Mr.
Lisz or Mr.. Hilley. z. C. HILLEY
d Co, REALTORS. AP. 7-72OO
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Expe.
Tience preferred. but not neces.
Sary. . desks open at best loca.
ton in North Virginia; centra
alr-cond. BLDG, 20-car parking
plenty Of backup advertising anc
closing help. A deal a day since
May Is. Call Mr.. Nicholson
GOTHAM REALTY. JE. 2-7300.
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HELP MEN
ACCOUNTANT

ACCOUNTANT - Old established
D. c wholesale-retail firm wants
office manager must have ex-
perience general ledger, super
vision OF accts rec etc, prefer
ably between 35 and 80 with ex-
perience mercantile firm. Salary
open. Send resume to Box 356-T,
Star
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HELP MEN
WAREHOUsEMAN wanted

WAREHOUsEMAN wanted, exper.
fenced not afraid OF hard work
Reply In writing; stating aualifica-
tons. BOX 269-T, Star.
Star.
YOUNG MAN, age $3.50: married /:
car; ambitious. Interested in
sales business. 500 starting pay.
Excellent future Write aualifi-
cations to Box 275-T, Star.
YOUNG MAN with car and some
knowledge of major appliances
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% ALWAYS place your Classified Ad where it costs less
~ get quicker results Star Classified Phone L. $4,000

When dHsperlno adpsTtisements
addressed 10 Star LoxeS do NOT
enclose ORIGINAL references pho
toGraphs or Other materials OF
personal rdiue Copies Serpe the
purpose Originals MAY Get lost.
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ASSOCIATED PERSONNEL

AUTOMOTIVE CLERK
CAPITOL CADILLAC CO. has an
opening for a person with knOwl-
edge Of tipping to assist with gen.
eral ONCE duties. Position offers
wonderful opportunity to qualified
person interested in learning au-
tomotive accounting: 5-day week
paid vacations, other company
benefits. See Mr.. Bertini at 1922
22nd st. NV.
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BEAUTY OPERATORS
Opening of NEW, ULTRAMODERN
beauty salon across from the
Georgia and Alaska bus terminal
on the Maryland side. OPENING
on or around AUGUST /, 1859
Need experienced operators only
under SO years of age. Excellent
salary plus commission, 5-day
week, hours 9-6; paid vacation
Only full-time operators need
apply.
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PERSONAL

ART LESSONS - Landscapes, sea-
go. Nationally known artist. 2054
E st. NV. ME S-511S.
GERMAN NATIVE, fond of chill
dren; teaching, translating, in
terpreting, Office work or other
offers. Box CIV, Star. %
JOIN OUR DANCE CLUB. learn to
dance in warm congenlal at
mosphere. Pay as you go, no con-
tract, 81 per hour lesson, free
wkly. social. Call no. 2-2277.
LOVELY ROOM in widows home
for retired or elderly Italian lady.
All home PRIVILEGES, convenient.
HA. 2-429S.
MIDDLE-AGED, white cpl. to share
home in Va. with elderly gentle
man, Ink. and gen. yard work.
MRS. FENDER, who once worked
for Mrs. England, please telephone
OIL. 6-5229.
PRIVATE INVESTIGATIONS and
divorce evidence. ALL-STATE IN
VESTIGATORS, WO. 6-0279.
eEAMSTRESS, expert dressmaking,
sin covers, draperies, etc. d..
1887.
TFFN-AGE GIRLS-OVERWEI
Vacation-Combina Session
Accepting few more reservations for
a-week health and beauty ses-
sion in exclusive Nd. State Lii
censed Health Farm. Completely
air cond. Supervised reducing
diet. massage and skin care: cor
receive exercise, hair care. posture
and poise: golf and swimming.
Lose weight, keep it of per-
manently BY learning new eating
habit for lifetime results Write
phone reservations immed.
OAKLAND MANOR HEALTH FARM
New Rte. 29-Ellicott City, Nd.
Globe 1430-MRS. PRICE
RANTED-Off street parking space
within AS blk. Of 18th and M.
st, NV. MR.. E. SEYFRIED, be-
tween 2 and 5 pm. ME. S-06S6.
WHILE VACATIONING or travel
Ing. leave your loved ones where
they will be given loving care and
best food; pleasant rms. porches
and gardens. AID. 2-593a.
WILL STORE small lot of house
hold furniture, trunks, etc. $40
month. Call DI. 7-1220.
2'-HR. CARE. infants up, white,
in Sc. private home. Ii. 6-1527.
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HELP MEN

PLUMBERs--Large housinG Job in
sprIngfeld, Va. z yrs steady
work; Apply on LOB A. s Essex anc
once. GEORGE r. WARNER a
CO.. l01 Que st. ne. CO. b-961O
PORTER, must have elevator per-
nit, apply In person to resident
manager. 705 18th st. NV.
PORTER, full time only; need hard
sheiry. sTATLER PHARMAcYi
statler Hotel.
PRICE CLERK AND ESTIMATOR,
for wholesale supply house. Perm
connection with possibilities for
qualihed man having good basic
knowledge OF plumbing and heat
ing materials. White, over "a, and
settled. HARRISON BROS, INC,
HU. 3-5l00. Mr.. Estes after 10
am. Mon.
RADIO MEN-Bench work, expert.
enced only. Apply 201O 14th st
NV. ~ To 9.
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HELP MEN
CRAFTSMAN, JR.

To assist in designing and draft
ing ONCE forms, charts. brochures
and the like. Typesetting expert
ence and mechanical drafting a
must. Salary, $4,000. Box 13O-
z, Star.
The Sidney herald., 1959-08-12
TENNESSEE WOMAN
TO LEAD AUXILIARY

Mrs. Alexander H. Gray OF
Brownsville. Tennessee, was the
only announced candidate for
National President Of the American
Legion Auxiliary as the Auxiliary
prepared for its national conven-
lion in Minneapolis 81. Paul,
Minnesota. August "a 10 81, Mrs.
Nettie Olsen, President OF the
Sidney Auxiliary Unit. has re-
ported. Mrs. Grav's unanimous
election 10 the leadership Of the
Auxiliary's nearly n million
women was predicted by Mrs.
Olsen. The election was sche-
duled for the last day of the con-
vention, August 81.
Mrs. Gray is the wife Of Alex
Harbert Gray, a prominent
Tennessee attorney and a veteran
of World War I. A son is a World
War II veteran. She has been an
American Legion Auxiliary mem
Der since 1927.
The Sidney herald., 1959-08-12
ORDINATION
CONTINUED FROM PAGE y

place at the evening service of the
same day Thursday, starting the
service at 500 p. m. To this service
the public is also invited.
Friends and relatives of MI.
Klempel and of the Church Will
be much interested and will APP
preciate to hear the testimony of
Mr.. Klempel's faith in Jesus
Christ and his call into the
Gospel ministry. 1t is a blessing
to churches and to the world, to
see the many young people who
are striving for the higher things
in life, and who r willing to
dedicate their lives to present to
this and coming generations the
only hope of salvation for which
u forefathers of the faith lived
and died.
It has often been said, Christ
is the answer to the whole worlds
needs, but show shall the world
hear without a preacher? and
how shall they preach, except
they pe sent? as il is written, How
beautiful are the feet of them
that preach the gospel of peace.
and bring glad tidings of good
things.
The Sidney herald., 1959-08-12
BOARD
CONTINUED FROM PAGE u

ment heads. Exhibitors who have
entries TO make or who have
questions concerning the location
of entries will be served by a staff
of experienced personnel.
On hand to assist on entry day
and throughout the fair days in
the livestock department will be
Mr.. A. T. Darnell of Savage, Mr..
Sterling Swigart Of Soaring Route,
and Mr.. James Norden of Sidney.
In charge of Shetland Ponies
will be Mr.. Bud Starr of Fairview.
In charge of Horticulture is Mrs.
Ben Hubley of Sidney.
Mr.. Glen Hartman of Sidney
and Mr.. d. l.. Howard of Savage
will have charge of crops and
community booths.
The Sidney Kiwanis Club will
have charge of Rural Beautifica-
ton and the artistic theme por-
ton of community booths.
In charge of food and baked
goods will be Mrs. Frank Hart
zell and Mrs. Janet Redgren, both
of Sidney.
For needlework Mrs. Louie
Lee of Sidney will be in charge.
The Historical Department will
see Mrs. Lucy Evans at the helm.
The All Department is under
County Agent Dean Davidson and
Janet Redgren.
A committee from the All lead
ers is in charge of All foods,
clothing, garden, crops and agri-
culture entries.
Mr.. James Norden of Sidney
and Mr.. Daniel Watts. newly ap-
pointed Vocational Agricultural
instructor of Fairview, will be in
charge of FLA. exhibits.
Mrs. Mabel Ernster will assist
local teachers with school exhibits.
Readers are advised that prem
ium books are still available in
the County Extension Office.
Mrs. Lavetta Peterson of Sid
ney will head the entry depart
ment again in the Agricultural
Hall.
The Sidney herald., 1959-08-12
REPORT"
YELLOWSTONE LIVESTOCK
COMMISSION COMPANY

Total Cattle Receipts Today ST.
Total Receipts Last Week 90
Total Receipts Same Week
Year AGO 10
The Sidney herald., 1959-08-12
FIRES
CONTINUED FROM PAGE II

stated that the loss is partly COW
cred with insurance.
The Oldest daughter, had won
a scholarship last fall and was
planning on going to college this
next semester. However, since she
has lost all her clothing and many
other things that were to have
been used for her tuition to COL
lege it is, at present, not certain
if she will be able to complete her
college ambitions at this time.
Not to ask for charity, but to
live the American Way Of Life,
there is an appeal being started
for help for this unfortunate
family.
Anyone wishing to help these
people with bedding, clothing,
cash, or in any way at all can
bring gifts to the Ebenezer Con-
gregational church, the home of
Mrs. Scheetz's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Badt, 718 9th S. E.,
or the Sidney Herald office.
The ages of the Scheetz children
are Jeanette, II; Betty, IA; John
ny, IL; Tommy, 8 and Danny q.
Last Friday, August 7, Sidney
fire department answered a call
at the Ole Olson farm Jay Hoyt
place.. The fire, it is thought,
started from lightning. A two
car garage, chicken house and a
granary burned. Estimated loss
was $4,000.
The Sidney herald., 1959-08-12
LOCAL BOYS
JOIN RESERVES

Three local boys, John Stem
beisser, Theodore Wheeler OF
Sidney and Neil Huber of Savage
Joined the 3rd Howitzer Battalion,
10th Artillery, Sidneys local Re
serve Unit August 4th and viii
start their six months regular
Army training at Fort Ord, Calf
ornia on August %. These boys
will serve six months active duty
and return to their home to serve
the remainder of their obligation
with the Sidney Reserve Unit.
Limited enlistments have opened
for the local Reserve Unit after
being closed for the past 212
wears.
The Sidney herald., 1959-08-12
FIRST SOIL
CONTINUED FROM PAGE II

| come known. you will be notified.
| Special envelopes will be on sale
at the Soil Conservation Society
meeting in Rapid City on August
26.
Any plain envelope or ordinary
letter size may also be used. And
special imprintS may be placed on
envelopes by any organization for
this occasion. They should check
with the Post Office. however, TO
make certain that a proposed i'm
print does not violate postal regu-
lations.
Note these special instructions
carefully:
/. Address the envelopes (as
many as you wish plainly and in
the lower righthand quarter of
the envelope to leave ample room
for the stamp and the special cam
collation. device that will be used
at Rapid City.
q. Place in the envelope a close
fitting enclosure of about postal
card thickness Git may be an ac-
tual letter or a conservation mes
sage, of course) and seal or turn
the flap inside the envelope. Col.
lectors prefer the latter so the
envelope isn't damaged in OPP
ening.
3. Enclose the addressed envel-
opes in a large envelope or pack,
age addressed to the Postmaster,
Rapid City, S. D. Enclose a money
order or certified check in the
exact amount to cover the number
of Accent stamps required. Write
"First-day covers, Soil conserva-
ton postage stamp, August 26,
1859" on the outside of the ship
ping envelope or package. Make
sure il carries adequate postage.
AS an accommodation to the To-
cal Post Office staff, try to get
your envelope to Rapid City two
weeks ahead of the release date.
Much of the effectiveness of
the stamp observance comes from
a large number of people seeing
the stamp and the conservation
message on these first-day COW
ers. Encourage their use, as well
the use of the stamps on regu-
lar personal or business mail dur
ing this observance.
The Sidney herald., 1959-08-12

chairman. announced today.
The latest came as a result OF a
nbone call from Gordon Guy.
commander of the Poison Amer
car Legion Post, to the office OF
Governor J. Hugo Aronson. Guy
said that Mrs. George Smart, Mo-
Their Of the late George Davlo
Smart. was living in Poison.
Weeks said the Premiere COM
mittee started off knowing the
whereabouts of only E. H. Dullum
of East Helena, father OF the late
Gerald Dullum.
Through the assistance of Ken
Schneider. Montana Veterans of
Foreign Wars adjutant, the next
of kin of four others were located
The mother of the late Harold
Hugh Scilley of Joliet is Mrs. Alice
Scilley of 3640 Kiesel, Ogden,
Utah. His father is Hugh Scllley
of 1872 East Park in Butte.
The parents of the late George
Robert Morse of Missoula are Mr..
and Mrs. George B. Morse, 73O
Cherry, Missoula.
The mother of the late Joseph
Henry Marling of Philipsburg IS
Mrs. Hazel NJ. Flansburg, Box 40,
Anaconda.
The late Lloyd Maxton Daniel
of Livingston has three daughters
in Bethany. Oklahoma.
F. B. Cozard Of Missoula IS the
only listed survivor of the Ariz-
ona. according to naval records,
but Weeks said that no other in
formation is available on him.
Weeks urged anyone having any
information on the next of kin Of
Robert Stanley Pearson OF Arlee
and Earl Morrison of Sidney 10
have them notify the Governors
office so that they could be IN
yited to the Premiere Thursday
as honor guests.
The next Of kin Will sit in the
special Executive Seats with Gov
Aronson. Capt. Z. B. Mott
Of the US. Navy; Miss Sharon
Tietjen of Great Falls, Miss
Montana" Miss Barbeth Smith of
Butte, Miss Universe and sew
aral visiting Governors who will
be in Helena attending the Column
oia Basin Inter-Agency Commit
zee meeting.
The Sidney herald., 1959-08-12
TO ATTEND
CONTINUED FROM PAGE /

group will be Rev. George Har-
per, very popular youth leader
in the Montana Methodist Con-
ference, and Rev. Willis Thurow,
former pastor of Lonsdale
Church.
Judy is a faithful member OF
the senior choir and the Senior
Methodist Youth Fellowship OF
Lonsdale Church.
The Sidney herald., 1959-08-12
was $4,000

Jealousy and envy affect ma
tons, as well as men and women.
The most important matter
before the American people to-
day is the fight against initiation.
The Sidney herald., 1959-08-12
EFFORTS Being MADE TO
LOCATE NEXT OF KIN

Next Of kin Of SIX Of The eight Montanans who Went down
with the USS Arizona at Pearl Harbor have been located and
invited to attend the Governors Premiere of the movie, John
Paul Jones Thursdav night. William Weeks. Premium
The Sidney herald., 1959-08-12

DON'T MISS THE RExALL TV
SPECIAL WITH AN ALL-STAR
CAST ON NBC THIS SUNDAY,
AUGUST 10th AT 500 Pm.
MOUNTAIN TIME. TURNER
DRUG co. TWO FRIENDLY
STORES IN SIDNEY.
The Sidney herald., 1959-08-12
SUGGESTIONS 8 REMINDERS

Mark your calendar for August
"a % : 25 Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday. the i2nd Annual Rich
land County Fair = attend this good
Agriculture FAIR. recognized as
one Of the best Agricultural Shows.
Visit our bank and inspect our mite
depository for both letter and bag
deposits Good farming really
shows up during this very dry
wear and farmers are entitled to
q good pat on the back for their
progressive farming. The All and
FFA boys and girls r doing their
usual top job and you VIII APP
preciate this by viewing their work
at the Richland County Fair.
The Sidney herald., 1959-08-12

Other Wednesday Markets
Cream: No. /. per ID. b-fat $ 81
Top Hogs. 100 : go lbs. s13.75
Havy Hogs. go = 27o lbs. 1915
1t. WI. Sows. under 300 lbs. $1,000
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-08-08
MT. PILGRIM Nj. b.
CHURCH NEWS

Rev. T. H. Turner, pastor,
Sis. Clara Washington, Secre-
tary Bro. Spencer Dodd, asst,
secretary. $50 Sunday school,
Bro. Willie Ellie, Supt., Sis.
Thelma Morris, secretary, Bro
Frarl1 Pittman, Asst. Supt.,
Sis. Joyce Ellie, Asst. Sec. 500
B. T. u, Sis. Mary Ellie, pre-
sident, Sis. Dolores Kelly, vice
president. ZOO Monday even
ing, senior choir rehearsal,
Sis. Mary Toles, president,
Bro. Harvey Lawrence, pianist
Tuesday evening 700, prayer
meeting with the officers in
charge. $50 Friday evening,
junior choir rehearsal, Sis,
Mary Ellie, president, Sis. Bob.
bic Evans, vice-president. ZOO
Friday teachers meeting with
the deacons in charge. Miriam
Ellie, reporter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-08-08
THE GROVE ST. BAPTIST
CHURCH

The members of the Grove
Street Baptist Church cordi-
ally invite you to help us cele-
brate our Pastors 18th year
Anniversary, August 9. Sunday
school $50 A. NJ, Bro. Rufus
Price, supt., HOO A. M. morn
ing worship. Anniversary pro-
gram begins at 1890 and is as
as follows: song by the choir;
welcome by Mrs. Bessie Flow
ers; response, Bro. G.. w. Mar
tin of Glass; song choir; "As
A Leader" by Mrs. M. A. Flow
erS, president of the Vicksburg
Ladies Union; solo by Mrs.
Clara Owens; ''The Duty Of
The Church To The Pastor" by
deacon Charlie Hunt; reading
by Mrs. Jimmie L. Fisher; song
by the choir; remarks by Dea-
con James Williams; solo by
Miss Virginia Nav Grady; SER
mon by Rev. c. Johnson. Sew
eral churches have been in
vited to appear on program.
Sis. Alice Smith, Mistress of
Ceremonies, Rev. w. c. Porter,
Pastor.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-08-08

Peran Lodge No. Il A. F. & A.
M. meets each End and 4th
Wednesday evenings in the Ma
sonic Temple, 723 Grove ST.,
Mr.. Ben Woodhouse, ST., w.
vice, Mr.. Fred Ward and Mr..
Henry Brown, secretaries. The
membership drive for the
Young Mems Progressive Club
is now in progress. Any per-
son or persons desiring mem
bership may contact Mr.. Ben
Woodhouse ST., residence 1917
E. Main ST., phone 3611 detail
information will be cheerfully
given. Mr.. Ben Woodhouse,
president, Mr.. James Sherard,
vice, Mr.. Fred ward and Mr..
Henry Brown, secretaries. The
Young Women's Progressive
Club will meet on the third
Wednesday evening of this
month at the home of Mrs.
Emma j. Williams who resides
at 1910 Jackson Road. All men,
bers are urged to be present
and on time. The meeting time
is 7 p. m. instead of the usual
hour. Mrs. Rosie Bell, presi-
dent, Mrs. Emma J. Williams
and Mrs. Gibbs, secretaries,
and Mr.. Ben Woodhouse, Sr.,
club advisor. The General
Grand Masonic Congress of A.
F. & A. Masons will convene
in Chicago, Ill. beginning Aug.
9-13. The Mt. Peran Lodge No.
II of this city is an affiliation
of said congress and will be
represented in the same by
Mr.. Ben Woodhouse, Sr., w. M.
The Most Worshipful Prof. w.
t. M. Grant Jr., will preside
during the congress session. AS
christians we all depend on
God. Can God depend on you?
Ben Woodhouse ST., reporter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-08-08
MT. ZION NO. l
CHURCH NEWS

Rev. J. A. Miller, pastor. Sun
day School $50, Mr.. H. Brown,
Supt., Mr.. T. c. Johnson, Asst.
Supt. Busy Bee Bible Class,
Sunday afternoon. Weekly
prayer meeting each Wednes-
day, officers in charge. A thou.
ght-Let us ask ourselves each
day - Have | done some one
a good deed today? Remember
the youth of today will be the
church of tomorrow. Let us re.
member the youth of our
church.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-08-08
BRIGHT MORNING
STAR M. b. C.. NEWS

Rev. S. S. lines, pastor, Sis.
Theresa Sims, church clerk,
Mrs. Lue Bertha Chiles, Edu-
cational and Building Fund
Clerk, Sis. Virginia Flowers,
pianist. Sunday $50 Sunday
school. Monday, Junior choir
rehearsal, Miss Willie D. Lo-
gan, president, Mrs. Rosetta
Cant, directress. Senior choir
rehearsal, Mrs. Juanita Hol-
mes and Miss M. E. Adams,
president in charge. Wednes-
day 6 p. m. Missionary Society
meeting, Sis. Juanita Holmes,
president in charge. 700 p. m.
weekly prayer meeting, dea-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-08-08
LOCAL NEWS

Christians Home Societies
Nos. IL, IA, Is and II are cele.
brating their 69th ars
Thanksgiving" at Travellers
Rest NJ. B. Church Sunday
August 8 at $3.50 p. m. Every
body is cordially invited to at
tend. Sis. S. B Arms, pres, No
IL; Sis. Rosa Johnson, pres.
No. IA; Bro. w. M. Griffin
pres, No. Is, and Sis. II. l.
Edwards, pres, No. II. The
Warren County Sunday School
Workers Council meets with
Mt. Pisgah Sunday School on
Monday night, Aug. 10, at 7:3C
p. m. Please come and take a
part with us. Mrs. James T.
ChileS, president, Mrs. r. B
Straughter, instructor, Miss A.
L. Davis, sect. The Warren
County Women's Missionary
Union convened with Mt. Olive
M. B. Church Lanes HilD, Rev
M. j. Gilbert, pastor, on Mon
day evening with Mrs. A. w,
Wilson, president and Mrs. c.
B. Brent, vice-pres., in charge
Pleasant Green Missionary So.
ciety entertained, with Mrs. G.
L. Powell bringing the devo-
ton. Mrs. Floyd discussed
the topic. We were spiritually
fed through these ladies. Our
next meeting will be Monday,
Oct. 5, at Rocks of Ages, Rev.
E. S. Hicks, pastor. Mrs. A,
w. Wilson, president, Mrs. c.
B. Brent, vice president; Mrs.
l.. c. Chiles, sect; Mrs. Daisy
Thomas, treasurer.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-08-08
CALVARY M. B.
CHURCH NEWS

Rev. R. T. Strong, pastor, Mr..
Benjamin WoodhouSe ST.,
clerk. Sunday $50 a. m, Sun
day School, Mr.. Geo. Murphy
Supt., Miss Christine Davis,
sect. The weekly Sunday school
teachers class of the Jackson
Street Branch Y. M. c. A.
meets each Friday evening in
the "Y" building at 7::3O p. m.
This class is organized for the
benefit of all Sunday school
workers, we therefore urge
you to attend this and all 9th
er meetings of the class. Re
member, if you wish to teach
tomorrow you must learn to
day. Mr.. Ben WoodhOuse, Sr.
chairman, and Mr.. Harold
Green, Sect. The missionary
society will meet at the usua
time and place. Mrs. Odessie
Hall president, and Miss Flor
ence James, sect. The Usher
Board meets each first anC
third Thursdays at the church
at p. m. Mrs. Patsy Doss, pre-
Sident, Mr.. Charlie Wright
vice-president, and Miss Erm;
Baines, sect. Tuesday 6 p. m
Youth choir rehearsal. Master
Herman Marshall, president
Miss Elizabeth Murphy, sect.
and Mrs. Odessie Hall, advis
or. z p. m. Senior choir re
hearsal, Mr.. George Murphy
president, Mrs. Margaret Bing
ham, vice, and Mrs. Katie vii
liams, sect. Wednesday $50 p
m. weekly prayer meeting with
the officers in charge. The Mt
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-08-08
SPRING HILL
CHURCH NEWS

Rev. M. M. Morris, pastor
Sunday School $50, J. L. Far
IRISH, Supt., HOO Worship ser
vice with Holy Communion.
Tuesday 700 p. m. weekly pray.
er meeting with officers in
charge. Thursday 600 p. m. Jul
noir choir rehearsal, ZOO p. M
Senior choir rehearsal.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-08-08
CHURCH NEWS

The following Churches VIII
observe Holy Communion Sun
day, Aug. 9;
The Mt. Calvary M. b. L.
Rev. E. S. Hicks, pastor.
King David No. l.
Spring Hill, Rev. M. M. Nor
ris, pastor.
Travellers Rest M. B. c., Rev
J. H. Williams, pastor.
Zion Travellers M. B. c., Rev
w. M. Curley, pastor.
Pleasant Hill Merch Haw,
kins Community, Rev. 7. Roy,
pastor.
BurnStand M. B. c., Rev. T.
Roy, pastor.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-08-08
KING DAVID NO. L

Sunday School $50, A. John
son, Supt. Usher Board meets
End and 3rd Tuesdays. Senior
Choir rehearsal each End and
3rd Thursday. Weekly prayer
meetings Wednesday $50 p. m,
with the officers in charge.
Mrs. Mary Jane Buford, report
er.