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Fashion
Designers
Observe 10th Yr.

NEW YORK, N. Y. Clos
ing out their tenth annual con-
vention here recently, in Amer.
ica's fashion mecca, members
of the National Association of
Fashion and Accessory Design
ers, Inc, boarded a jet airliner
and departed on tour of Lon
don, Paris and other European
fashion centers.
Replete with fashion and
fabric exhibits the four day
convention program was high
lighted with an Awards and
Fashion Show on the Starlight
Roof, Waldorf Astoria Hotel.
A $500 NAFAD check was pre-
sented to the National Scholar
ship Service Fund for Negro
Students by Mrs. Lois K. Alex
ander, NAFAD prexy. Conven-
ton sessions were held at In
ternational Center.
Citations were also present
ed to the Ten Best Dressed
Negro Women in the United
States for 1858 by Mrs. Evelyn
Cunningham, city editor, The
Pittsburgh Courier. They were
Mrs. Lucille McAllister Scott,
Atlanta, Ga; DR.. Jean Noble,
New York; Mrs. Zelma Mitch
ell, st. Louis.
Mrs. Catherine Morrow,
Washington, D. c.; Mrs. Isa-
belle Gibson, Chicago; Mrs.
Vivian Weaver, Cleveland;
Mrs. Estelle Scott Johnson.
Cheyney, Pa; Mrs. Gretchen
jackson, Boston; Mrs. Pauline
r, Weeden, Va: Mrs. Marie
Cole, Los Angeles, and Mrs.
Vict0rine Adams, Baltimore.
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YWCA ANNOUNCES IT'S
FIRST ANNUAL CITY.WIDE
TENNIS TOURNAMENT

Mrs. L. B. Jones, Branch
YWCA Director, announced
today that the first Annual
City Wide tennis tournament
would be held at the Hill
Courts - July 20 - August
l, 1859. The divisions will be
Junior boys and girls under
ID and Senior men and women
over 18. DR.. Herman Tyrance,
visiting professor in the grad
uate program at Jackson State
College, will be Tournament
director.
All players desiring to enter
the tournament please fill out
the application below and mail
or bring to the Y. w. c. A. No
application will be accepted
after Friday. July "a.
City Wide Tennis Tournament
July 29-Aug. l
Please enter me in the.
division of the city tournament
sponsored by the YWCA.
-NoiiO $500.
print
Age group under Is ....
over 10. ..........
Experience, High School -.
College ........ Other
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ing. The lesson subject: "A
Nation Under God," Deut. TO-
II, 8:17-19, Ill. The introduc-
ton was read by Mrs. Maudine
Taylor with remarks by Mrs.
Peterson. All classes were
wonderfully taught by their
prospective teachers. The
Mems Adult class was taught
by Rev. A. R. Thomas and the
blackboard demonstration was
ably presented by Mrs. Char
lene Stewart. Bro. j. B. Ma
son, Supt., Rev. L. H. New
som, Pastor, Rev. A. r. Thoms
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born June 81, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Selma Wilson, 1O16
Lanier Ave, City. The moth
er is formerly Miss Ruby Craft
and maternal grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Craft;
Paternal grandmother is Mrs.
Myra Bell TORY.
Baby Donald Earl Vaughn,
born June /, to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Douglas Vaughn, Route
2, Box 38, Jackson. The moth
er is the former Miss Katie
Mae Owens and Paternal
grandfather is Mr.. John
Vaughn.
Baby Brenda Cunningham,
born June %, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Cunningham, P. o. Box
201, Maben, Miss. Mrs. Cum
ningham is the former Miss
Geneva Johnson and maternal
grandfather is Mr.. Earl john
son; Paternal grandmother is
Mrs. Vera Williams.
Baby Beulah Mae Patten,
born June %, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Patten, 1882 Roose-
welt ST., City. Mrs. Patton
is the former Miss Eta Lenoir
and maternal grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Lenoir; pa
ternal grandmother is Mrs.
Ada Patten.
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WATSONETTES SET
GET-TOGEHER
WITH SIMPSONS

The Watsonette Garden Club
met Tuesday night in the ho1ne
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Mosley
Jr. Mrs. Mosley, the president,
presided. After the devotion
al period a general discussion
was held relative to the objec-
tives of the club.
Methods by which the OBJ
jectives shall be developed will
be discussed in the September
meeting. Each year the mem
bers of the club look forward
to the annual get-together,
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plans we're formulated for this
special event.
This year Mr.. and Mrs. III.
T. Simpsons home will be the
scene. Each member will bring
a friend. Time: 6 pm, July 26.
At the close of the meeting
the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
j. w. Jones, served delicious
refreshments to the members
present.
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JACKSON SOCIAL
NEWS
By SARAH McNEAMER HARVEY
By SARAH McNEAMER HARVEY

and her four grandchildren.
MRS. A N N A WALKER
JOHNSON DIES We join
with others of Jackson and
particularly members of Christ
Temple Church in offering
sympathy to the family of the
late, Mrs. Anna Walker john
son who departed this. life dur
ing the week Mrs. John
son lived for many years on
East Cohea Street She
has for many, many years been
faithful member of Christ
Temple Church Ill for
long time, one of her last re-
quests about two weeks ago
was that she be carried on
a stretcher into the new build
ing of Christ Temple on Lamar
and Monument Streets :.
She, like so many oldtimers
felt for this church a love that
was deep and lasting
THE MANY FRIENDS OF
MRS. HENRIETTA STEVENS
are happy to know that she is
recuperating nicely from injur-
les received when she had a
fall out at Stevens Restaurant
last week. Mrs. Stevens ex-
presses appreciation to all who
have remembered her with
acts of thoughtfulneSs during
this confinement.
ON BEHALF OF FRIEND
WILMA TYMES, East Monu-
ment Street who is now home
after successfully undergoing
surgery at the Baptist Hos
pital, we express thanks and
appreciation to all her many
friends for beautiful flowers,
get-well cards, visits, calls and
other expressions of friend
ship during her illness
WILMA is being well cared
for by aunt Ivory" and her
friend, Mrs. Josie Willis
DOWN AT THE YWCA
there is a need for over $50
members to complete their
goal for the year If you
have not renewed or joined,
DO SO TODAY At the
YWCA registrations are also
being taken for the next two
weeks of Day Camp.
WE MAKE A PLEA FOR
THE CITY-WIDE PICNIC
Clubs, Individuals, Mer-
chants are asked to contribute
to this worthy cause AT
PRESENT THE GREAT NEED
IS CANDY AND COOKIES :.
If you wish to contribute
a box of candy or cookies
Please call: FL 5-4384 or FL
5-4287.
GOTTA STOP but not
before we publicly thank the
lovely ladies of the SOPHISTI-
GATED LAVARETTES for the
CERTIFICATE OR MERIT
given to us, along with Attor-
neys JackYoung and R. Jess
Brown and newspaper man Ce-
Gil Walton at their annual
dance We shall ever cher
ish this as one of our most
valuable possessions
REMEMBER YOUR
VOTE may elect or defeat a
candidate co TO THE
POLLS AUGUST 8 No
matter who the candidate
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VAN C. billions OF
MISSISSIPPI CELEBRATE
GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
By Linda V. COney

SHARON, Miss. - In their
lovely colonial home Mr.. and
Mrs. Van c. Dillon of Lincoln
county, Bogue Chitto, Miss, re-
Gently celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary with the
Rev. c. B. Bates performing
the simple and impressive
ceremony.
At the reception teh couple
cut their beautiful mad delici-
Gus wedding cake. 1t stood on
one of the tables that was fill
ed with quantities of many and
varied cakes, salads, hams,
sandwiches of all kinds, roas-
ted turkeys and punch which
more than $50 relatives and
friends enjoyed.
The tables were OVERLAND
with gold and silver lace table
cloths. The spacious living and
dining rooms were decorated
with lovely, long-stemmed, sea-
sonal flowers.
Dillon was handsome and
dignified in a tailored blue
suit while the charming Mrs.
Dillon looked like a June bride
dressed in a waltz length
white nylon and lace dress
with lovely gold and silver
corsage.
In the receiving line were
Mrs. Eddie E. Coney, Mrs. Lii
lie B. Chaffee, Mrs. Lille Dill
lon mad Mrs. Doris Dillon, all
daughters and daughters-in-
law of the billions.
Heading the serving line
were Mrs. Della McMorris.
sister-in-law who poured and
served, and Miss Joyce l..
Chaffee, Miss Linda V. Conely,
Miss Deborah Dillon, Mrs.
Earlene McMorris, Mrs. Peggy
Dalton, Mrs. Velma McNulty
Mrs. Lucille Godbolt and Miss
Audrey Dillon, all granddaugh-
tiers and nieces.
Out-of-town relatives and
friends who paid homage to
the lovely couple were Mr..
and Mrs. V. E. Dillon and chill.
dren of Joliet, ILL.,, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eddie E. Coney and
daughters of Canton, Miss, Mr.
and Mrs. Cora Dillon, chill
dren and grandchildren of
Hattiesburg, Miss;
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Chaffee
and daughter of Canton, Miss;
Mrs. Eugene Moore of Canton,
Miss, Mrs. Hazel Roundtree,
children and grandchildren of
Jackson, Miss, Mr.. and Mrs,
Leo Dillon of Chicago;
Altman Third class and Mrs.
Theodore Dillon of Riverside,
Calf, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Verrett, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Yer
sic Dillon and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Leggett, jr., of Kanka-
kee, Ill.
Besides the chorus of Green
wood, Miss, Mrs. Emma Gal
loway also provided soft mu-
sic throughout the evening.
Huge piles of gaily wrapped
packages contained many
beautiful and useful golden
gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. billions 10
children and 46 grandchildren
joined the many guests in wish
ing them best luck and many
more happy anniversaries.
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MR.. LARRY JOHNSON, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse L. John
son, 1913 Mayes Street, is a
student at Southern Univer-
sity, Baton Rouge, La, where
he is majoring in Electronics.
This popular 1858 graduate
was a member of the band at
Lanier and at Southern he par
ticipates in the marching band
and the military band. Pres
emily he is enrolled in summer
school there, preparing for his
heavy load next school term.
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COINCIDENCE TO GUYNES
FAMILY

Rev. and Mrs. A. r. Thorn
as, -2122 Mobile Ave-, Jackson,
express their sorrowful SYM
pathy and coincidence to the
family of Mr.. Roosevelt Guy
mes, who died recently in Chi
cago. Special sympathy is ex-
pressed to Mrs. Bessie Guynes,
also of Chicago, and the moth
er of Mr.. Guynes.
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This N Thot
BY SARAH Nj. Harvey

THOUGHT FOR TODAY:
"a good face is a letter of
recommendation a good
heart is a letter of credit"
P r E p A R A t I o N S
FOR FIRST CLASS CITI-
ZENSHIP AS ever, we
maintain that nothing is more
important in our preparations
for First Glass Citizenship
than the creating and foster
ing of BETTER RACE RELA-
TIONSHIP Regardless
as to how we feel about many
happenings in the South
many of us plan to LIVE AND
DIE right here in Mississippi
many of us expect to
obtain better and fuller life,
right here in Mississippi :.
We realize however, that the
privileges and opportunities
that go with First Class Citi-
zenship will have to be WON,
will have to be PREPARED
FOR We realize that
many will come with a better
knowledge and understanding
of the races toward each other
Through our daily ac-
tons we must have others to
know that we are human be-
ings with A NJ BITION S,
HOPES AND IDEALS as they
have On the other hand
we must be honest enough to
admit that in every race there
are many who are fine and de-
cent just as there are
many in every race who are
undesirable Our prepare
tons must include the cult
walton of mutual respect for
each other - we must realize
that such respect can be de-
veloped only by Mississippians
working out community prob
lens together, facing bad con-
ditions together; and PLAN
MING TOGETHER TO COR
RECT THEM
FIVE MEMBERS OF ONE
FAMILY KILLED Our
hearts are saddened more than
we can say and we, like
others, both in and out of the
state bemoan the tragic acct
dent that took the lives of our
good friend, Mrs. JULIA WILL
SON and her four grandchil-
dren-children of other good
friends, JACOB and MABLE
WILSON WESLEY 1t has
been our privilege to know
Mrs. Wilson all our lives and
Mable all her life so
close were our families that
we have always felt kind of
kinship to the we'll known fam
lily Many have been the
times when we've heard our
father, BRO. Mack" talk about
"Emmit and Julia" all
three grew up right in the area
bounded by Hamilton, Monu-
ment, Mill and Grayson SITS
We have known all OF
the Wilson children since
their birth and in later years
have been thrown constantly
in contact with Charles, Eddie
and Frank Wilson tc
these young men to the
other brothers and sisters, we
offer our deep and profound
sympathy We realize
there's little or nothing that
we can say to make the grief
of this heart-rending tragedy
any the less, but we pray God
in his infinite wisdom and
mercy will in time erase this
great sorrow and leave only
the beautiful memory that was
this mother-this grandmother
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The Progressive M. B. Sun
day School opened at the usual
hour on Sunday, June 5, with
the Supt. j. B. Mason presid-
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PERSONAL

Al TAX sERvIcE-Former Int
At your home, mine. IA, p-3000,
AT LAST clearIns house for private
No charge "a. buyer re 1-3222
. 10 2 everyday BULLETIN ADS
telassified listing and referrall
EXPERIENCED ACCT. VIII prepare
income tar forms IN his home OF
yours. Cali any time. 10 l.ei4z
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared
:a;i s:a. ss. 2 erIs Sis Ss''rna
JOIN our DANCE CLUE. learn u
dance IN warm congenial A..
mSsgpeete pss ,s Is NOV ySg g. Ie..G ns
he. Tssl social. csf no. =.
MADE.TO-MEAsURE dresses, en-.
sembles, etc. OERA0HTY, Olb Pa
ave. n w., cor. 10th. BU. 3-2365.
NURSE viii give kind care 4
elderly or semi.inyalid person
ssi sttn. s S:' Ab s'.s 1S $685. Ps
PERM WAVE 3.0b. shampoo ans
wave 81 rtyle cut, zoe, WASH
iis sog 4 !. s nlA. Sr. $sGiHSBEMY
PERMANENT. SO p5; shamp. set
81; style cut, 1bc. WASHINGTON
BEAUTY ACADEMY. 1900 H ct
SLIP coyERs AND UPH.--custon
mine; mined; service. RE. 6-3472
WILL GIVE DAYTIME CARE 4
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

IN ACCORDANCE with the proyis-
ions Of Sec. is-eO0s Of the Dis.
trlct of Columbia Undertaking
Regulations, notice is hereby eiven
that an examination for license
as an undertaken will be held by
the Undertakes Committee on
April is and 10. 1859 at the De-
uark Of OCCUPATIONS and Profess
sions. 1740 Mass Ave. NV. Ap:
plication forms have been mailed
TO all qualified apprentice under
takers as required by said Reeula-
tious. publications. rrust h. SUD
mitted to FRANK y. ARTIGAS,
Secretary to the Committee, at
least thirty 900 days prior to the
aforementioned dates. mh@.3,4
THF BOARD OF ACCOUNTANCY,
}. c., will hold examinstions on
wed. Thurs and Fri May y: 4.
Is 1883. at the McDonauRh
Memorial Gymnasium, located on
the campus Of Georgetown Untver-
sity. WASHINGTON. D. c., for appH-
carts seeking the certificate of
certified public accountant in the
District of Columbia. All applica-
cations initial and denomination
must be made on forms provided
by the hoard and filed not later
than Friday. March 13. 1859.
with the Board Of Aecountancy,
Dept. Of Occupations and Profess
sions. l740 Mass: Ave; NV,
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AuerIon SALES
''o MA 3 , S$ X 4 SON

rRUsTREg SALE or VALUABLE
RREMisEn 1898 MoNTELLo avn
BY Writ: Of a certain deed Of trust
S oI. resptasc ssd li0e r. VI q. " iand
ssGrs e q ~ q; ,i ps: q r so Dsas;
trustees VIII ssil, at public auction
lRrrjfnSGHassna% N. AaK Drs ETIESENf II
pAAE S az wAa1G|aHi 1 AP' p beMso' t A,
following described land anc
premises. situate In the pistTiel
OF Columbia and DESIGNATED q
TERMS Sold subject 10 a prior
trust for approximately S6.451.1t
ar a second trust of approxI'
lnateiy 81. 676 10. further partlcu.
lars Of which win be announced
At time Of sale; the purchase
price shove said trust to be paio
In cash A deposit Of $500. re-
CURED. conveyancing. reeording,
etc. a. nurchaser's cost. Adjust
ments made ~ Of date Of sale
Terms 70 Do compiled with within
thirty days. otherwise deposit for
felted and the property may be
advertised and resold At the dis
erection = the trustees.
SOL PETERS.
RUSSELL WINE.
fee8.mho 1910 Trustees.
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THOs. j, OWEN 4 son.
Auetieneers.
iii e ST. NV,

TRUSTEE SALE OF vALuAHi.E
BLING KNOWN As PREMISES
NuMBER 2.6 sEAToN PLACE.
By Virtue q 4 certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. In Liber No. 1904
Folio 122 ct seq. OF the land
records Of the District OF Column
bia, and at. the request Of the
party secured thereby, the under
signed trustees viii sell. ct public
s sSeiN,4D r 3 iEo1 fH M nnF PEfT BAY
or March. AID. 1855. AT TWo-
TEN O'CLOCK PM, the follow
ing-described land and premises.
situate In the District Of Column
bta. and designated as and being
the west 597I foot front on Sea-
ten Place BY the fun depth there
Of Lot % In Block In. George
Truesdell's subdivision of Eek
ington" called George TrIesdell's
Addition to the City Of Washing
e. e e Rss g1as yesof or ts ~ p We
trict Of Columbia in Liner County
8 at Folio IS; subject to building
restriction line and covenants OF
TERMS: Sold subject to q prior
(buiiding association deed Of
trust for approximately S6,094 2S.
= further particulars Of which will
be announced at time Of sale: the
purchase price above said trust
70 BE- paid IN cash: a deposit
se:29rdt99 sts e. pure n S.,:
Of sale. Terms to be complied
with within thirty days. otherwise
deposit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold Of
the discretion OF the trustees.
LOUIS BOJAN
RUSSELL WINE
fe26,2S.mh2,4,7 Trustees.
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1905 M ST. NV.
AIRLINES NEED

Young men. See our I'D under In
struction courses.
APPLIANCE REPAIRMAN, for small
appliance repair shop: benchwork
only. Apply c. A. LEPPERT' el4
Eye st. n ". -
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN for
Virginia once Of PICKETT
6IESS. 8 years experience mini
mum. JE 4-1066.
ASSISTANT DESK CLERK, part
time, white. approx. rs hrs. wk.;
wonderful opportunity for retired
person Apply HOTEL PENNSYL-
VANIA, 20 r 1T. n.ws Mr.. HUDSON
between 1O-3.
ATTENTION. MEN-Large interna-
tional concern. UNDERGOING ex.
pansiou program that calls Tor
several aggressive. neat-appeafing
men: selling experience helpful
but not 'ssential' intensive train.
income for the right men ana GOOD
opportunity for arrangement. ueI-
manent ull-time position. Apply
in person only TO SINGER Sew
IN rENTERS. 402a 9. Capitol
st. and 900 18th St nv.
AUTO. MECHANICS =. 1st-elass
tune-up man; must have own
, sIfl.. Nj it'4 chillum Fd-' H'''''-
AUTO MECHANIC with expsrisnes
and tools. FEcTOP'S SERVICE
CENTER. 1900 Jefferson DAVIS
hwy. Arl.. Va.
AUTO MECHANIC. experienced.
white. 1880 basis or salary and
commission. 5la-day wk. XII.
5000.
AuTo PARTS coUNTERMAN, eE-
per. not necessary, but. must he
AUTO SUPPLY. $50 sth st. Sc.
AUTO PARTS MAN. white. young.
interested In learning parts busi-
empioye henefifs. see Mr.. Civic
Cameron CENTRAL AUTO PARTS,
1880 Il NV. No phone calls.
AUTOMoTIvE PARTS = We have
an excellent opening on our eoun"
1er for an experienced man inter-
ts a n t G,r,ds t ss. cary erC psS
hours and WORKING conditions are
good and future earnings very
nromising for the rigNt mep. sc
Mr.. Costnrhader. MILLER-DUD-
Ivy co INC. 81 K'st, s.w.
AUTOMOBILE statesmen: our
tremendous increase in showroom
traffic necessitates the immediate
addition 70 our present sales stan
Of four experienced reliable men
with proven record Of closing
ability We pay 10 TO 30es OF
retained gross plus used car
washout 10er II on finance.
monthiv bonuses. monthly con-
tests. free life Insurance hospital
izatlon. free demo-. plus hi-h
advertising BUDGET makes TOM'S
CHEVROLET tha best and most
profitable place to work In D e.
ares Only tnp meen need amply
TO Mr. Ed Phillips. sales mana
ger, ~ l1416 Ga. ave, Whea.
ton. Nd.
AUTOMORTLE Statesmen (USEDl
with 90 ears In inventory. our
present stsf Of . men needs help
Immediately. Excellent DAY plan.
Most Of our men on 7et money
differences. Free demo. free lite
insurance. decentralization, monthly
bonus. monthly contests, 1ee On
finance. Only experienced men ap-
My to Cody Wilmington. used car
manager. TOMS CHEvRo' EFT
CO. 11416 Ga. ave, Wheaton. Nd.
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SALE OF VALUABLE
TWo-6ToRY AND BASEMENT
ROW BRICK DWELLING BEING
KNOWN AS PREMISES NUMBER
1881 BLAINE STREET NORTH
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, In Liber No. 1854.
Folio $50 ct sea-. Of the land rec.
ords Of the District Of Columbia,
secured thereby. the pndersisned
IN front II the prem ises, on MON
DAY. THE NINTH DAY OF
FORTY-FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the
following- described land and prem
iSes, situate in the District Of Co:
lumbia, and DESIGNATED as and
being Lot q In Square 5000 in the
subdivision made by National In
sured Homes Corporation. as per
Surveyor for the District Of Co
lumbia In Liber ia at Folio 1885
TERMS: Sold subject to a prior
deed Of trust for approximately
$b,77g.7O.. further particulars Of
which will be announced at time
Of sale: the purchase price above
said trust 70 be paid In cash. A
deposit OF $500 required. Convey
ancing. recording. etc. at pur-
chaser's cost, Adjustments made
as OF date OF sale. Terms to be
complied with within thirty days,
otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised and
resold at the discretion Of the
iEsVSuEssRErr W. rHuRM,
FREDERICK NJ. BASSETT,
fe2EsfS-mh2,4,7 Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES
NOTICE

W NULACN
Due 10 various activities recurring
yii;ssSsaRiisk s :a;i' SSSB 81 + q. NV,
ygTyRE SALES sso ~
TQlAx Marcn ICY ax;Mss.s
ss. ;:sss saf n1' SsSs
wtb.. March a 10 AM. ~. Q.
Ell once sduiD- iios Nd. Ave
TR0hss March 5. 10 Spark.
Msrket. zoo Eyws ct: 81.
FRI. March 8, ESQ A.M.--nouse-
hold furniture and personal e.
dlos, labries' eitt sooda soe 4
l6ks March s--Rssl estate ,iirsl
iM.is: ~ ~ SkE,a ~ a's a. main
sssE. Ne s.-.ss.l :::ss bos i
wfb.s. March IL. 10 A.M.-yurnl-
ture mnnufactufing machinery,
eguinnept and real estate EcSks
b. q. SL0AN q co., NC, Kst. 1891
HnaflonNera-N Dnrninern
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THOs !. OWEN q SON,
AuetioneeTs,
iii z ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
THREE STORY ROW BRICK
IsE sr Is4l sTHIRTEENTH STREET
~ virtue Of a deed Of trust re-
corded in Liber No. 10052, at
Polio 47s Of the land records Of
the District Of Columbia. We shall
M NJ B on fH e a hi fH5sR pHy' 81 81
EosTY. FIVE oc eTSS: q : NJ. T Lot
Al in Frederick Stuty' subdivision
Of lots in Square 2T7. as per plat
recorded in Liber II at Polio I04
n the Surveyors once for said
TERMS or SALE. ALL CASH De.
post Of $500 leash or certified
cheek .eouired Ct time , Of sale
within thirty days from date Of
sale, otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right 10 resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost OF the
defaulting purchaser, after five
DAYS advertisement Of such resale
in some newspaper published In
the District OF Columbia. or de-
post may be forfeited, or without
FORGETTING deposit. trustees may
aveil themselves Of any legal or
equitable rights against defaulting
time Of sale. Adjustment Of real
date of sale. All conveyaneing.
recording and. revenue stamps
ETC.. at cost Of purchaser.
JUNIOR r. CROWELL.
SAMUEL SCRIVENER. Jr..
fe26.2s-mh2,4,7 Trustees.