davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-02-06

4 Exterior and interior wall partitions
and roof truss all pre-ossembIed
5. Swing door units pre- assembled,
doubIe-hune window units Pre-ossen-,
bIed, eIozed, weotherstripped
6. Choice Of paint eoIors, interior and ex-
terror. Choice of roofing colors
Evening star., 1960-02-06

!. Not "sheII-house" but complete
home except mechanical items and
erection
z. Everything included from hardwood
floors to paint brushes. ...
-,-
3. Top quality materials from top to bot
tom. (kiIn-dred West Coost Lumber).
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DINING AREA

The table is most interestins-
boat-shaped In satin finish wood,
and 4 eurYed-baek chairs uphols
stored In fne fabric.
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Nurses Needed
i2-WEEK COURSE

REGISTER NOW FOR
SEPT. 15 AND 10 CLASSES
Learn nursing; 100 women wanted,
1885: white, colored: day, eve
ming and Saturday classes: no
hish school necessary. FREE JOB
PLACEMENT Air conditioned.
DOCTORS ASSISTANT
MEDICAL SECRETARY
For free booklet, visit, write, phone
Evening star., 1960-09-11

BEDROOM
This is authentic Danish walnut
styling with smartly LOWERED
drawers and q rich oil fi1ish. The
triple dresser Is 90 inches long
and has q handsome framed mir.
ror attached. The chest has A.
SatS5s sTsSs5s Hd IN ~ VII hS1d SsssEs 81
compartments. The smart book
case bed has sliding panels and
features q walnut footboard OF in
teresting design. am also tnclud-
ing Q lovely matching mite table
with this exquisite bedroom and
double-size Ortho-Posture inner
spring mattress and box spring set.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
REPAIRs AND SERVICE
ADDITIONS and REPAIRS

AOO1 1ONO dIlu 1LGf A4EIO
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Cement work, Carpentry, Brickwork
Porches, driveways, garages, under
pinning.' terracing, etc.
Deal Directly With Contractors
LAFOREST BROS.
RE. 5-4S9I LII. 4-7656
Evening star., 1960-09-11
MOTOR TRAVEL

DALLAS TEXAS, leaving Sunday,
September IL Take 2, share ex-
pense. OR. 1885.
DRIVING to Calf via Rte. 80 anc
SO on or about Sept. "a: room fol
I or . passengers full or part way
LU.s 1-947O.
LADY des. short trips, reliable
driver, refs. exch. JA. 2-6590 aft
10 or ewes.
LEAVING FOR ARIZONA early Oct
Returning mid-Nov. Rider wantec
to share driving. Write Box 26O-T
Star.
RIDERS WANTED, one or two, tC
the State Univ. Of Iowa. Leave
any time. Call ia. 7-4742.
SOMEONE TO DRIVE my car t.
Los Angeles, share. some expenses
Can take man and wife, maybe ]
or 2 more. Leave here bet. Oct
I and 15. Call 10. 3-6217 aftel
pm.
Evening star., 1960-09-11

BUILDERS LEVEL, KeufIel ant
Esser, 10-inch; like new; used yery
little. needs cleaning; bargain, S65
May be seen in Room 1000 South.
Mon. through Fri. or phone RE
Evening star., 1960-09-11
BUSINESS SERVICES
TV REPAIRS
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

rates. TU. 2-s076, day Or niEht
Evening star., 1960-09-11

LEARN tipping. shorthand, IBM
keypunch, PIX: day or eve; low
wkly. rates. Air cond. TEMPLE
SCHL., 1888 O st. NV. Ma. S-4629
NEW CLASSES starting Secl.. Acct.
Ciyll Service. INQUIRE RE; z.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
LIVING ROOM

Choose either q masnilieent 100
inch sofa with matching chair in
foam rubber. or a sweeping loft.
Ape. sectional sofa. also In foam
rubber plus beautifully seulptured
Danish tables in walnut. There are
2. step-tables and l cocktail table.
fully sculptured walnut framed
Danish lounge chair.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PAINTING-Interior and exterior;
free estimates; all work guaran-
teed. WHITE DECORATING CO.,
IL 7.76R4 -. -
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ANTIQUES

Do not sell your valuable ANTIQUE
china, glass, furniture, etc. before
calling. WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOPS for expert appraisals.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NE.
AND OLNEY, MD. (GA. AVE. EXT }
WA, 4-4O24 TIL 0-oToz
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE
CONTINUED
AnnITInNa


GARAGES AND REMoDELINo
Plans furnished. Al references,
residential and commercial. 30
yrs. exp. In the Metropolitan Area.
Est. white builder. oil. 4-275O.
Window units, furnaces, all types.
Cleaned, serviced. installed
CONTROL ARE COOLING SERV
ALL TYPES MASONRY and car
pentry work. Additions. Rar.. rec.
TINS, retaining walls, fiagstone
patios. Work guaranteed. 3 yrs.
TO pay. RE. 6-2207. RE. 6-91A2.
ANGELO MARCUCCIO
FLAosToNE AND STONE WORK
Patio walks and steps. Retaining
walls, Also waterproohng.
All Kinds Masonry Work
JU. 7-54S4
BIG SPECIAI.-Month Of eeptem-
ber: 10es discount on following:
Carpentry, painting. suffering, ce-
ment and brick, patios, rec. rms,
odds and ends. Small or large
iobs. Work guaranteed. VIII. g.
BLACK-TOP DRIVEWAYS, sod, sol
and fertilf9er call I'M 0.0RT1
Evening star., 1960-12-16

used, reeaps. CITY TIRE CO.
1A31 , st. NV. DE-. 2-2137.
TIREs used, regulaF or SNOW. a.
sahssss.i ahss.i.. MIpcrfRP W rrggE gsse Co. sqs:: s:s
jersey and Z 81. NV, ST. 3-e7e3
TO0LS-ePEClAL sALR-2oss dis
count on al hand tools from nov
WITH HH2til S1St ChSistmas: BARHER = RSoss ss
Evening star., 1960-12-16

FLUTE, eelmer-Bundy, WITH ease
pe5t send::. 500. RI. S-6aS1. 81
FURNITURE costs 31s9 When yog
buy @ MA&oR,g FuAN1TURl
MA1EH0UnR 600 3. I ave nd
FURMTIuRR - 1FesIde c6aiTS
cocktail table. Dlm0nt ~, q Hoi.
lywood bed, studio couch, ehlld'I
dresser, stroller and feeding table
Wrought.lron dining set, formicr
Kit. set, dehumidiiief, child'S rock.
ing horse, and car, VII. 6-o060
FUnNITUK3-lE ate. .heW wash.
or, nerfect. $3.50; 0E. 1O-cu. .-ft
refgr., freezer top, self defrostine
cost $406, sacr. S176; 2O.in
portable window fan, SIS; Revere
Kitchen ventilating fan. unused
$40; walnut double bed, springs
innerspring mattress, $50; ma
hoeany double bed, springs, mat
tress, new. $50. 10. b-z102. Sat
Q to 3.
FURN.-eimmons Hide-A-Bed, SN6;
hulfet. $45; coffee table, SIS; rug,
S26; lflfscel DE g-3a1a
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ROOMS WITH soARD

ALEx.--Good food, new beds. COM
rm., gentlemen. TIE, 6-fs40.
ARL., VA.-Room and board S25
wk. Gentleman. KE. S-0210.
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SECRETARY

AIsss and, rssoureeful. Training ir
secTotRrtH procedures with 6usi.
ness school eollege or practical
expeTienee. Must have skill q
Se.l.rt AS S.e,snsne ehssteels;i s:itry ~ ss1 81
: 4Q-honr week. When Peplying, give
eaueetion. Aee and expeRieaee
Box lS1.K. Star.
6ECYs., gTENOs., BKKPRB.. ETC
We Specialize IN THESE Positions
ATLAS AGCY., 1870 NY. Ave. NV
BTRNOGkARMER, for nseai dept
Of clinic. aouse bookkeeping or sta.
ttstieal expsr. nsessseFy, Typs 81
2 r40-hr. Wks "a DAYS annual leave,
helsivs med. and hos. eovsrsEe fol
aelf and dependents. Insuranee
nudsTettrement program. De9innine
S1iary f77 vi. KX. 3.693o.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
PIX Operator

Age. 2S-S7. Experienc0d In handling
lneoming, outgoing and inter-
once calls, Extensive long dis
: lance and secfetarial services fol
q local private organizatiOn. Con-
Venient transportation, excellent
salary, generous employe benefits,
Cafeteria. In reply giye education,
training. experienee and age. Boa
lax, Star.
8ECKPTlONisT- -CAsMIKR, Lee hwy
Some typing. 3 days, to $500
POTOMAC E4rL., 2334 Wilson
blvd, .Arl.. IA, $4,000.
klOEPII0NIsT, type 45 y.p,m.;
%SSavs9S Ssss NTH 1lss GRAY y. sgsl; segiss; I'll
kECkRL., SIG, typs 46. EllPIRI
PERSONNEL. Room 1905, Dupont
GiFcle Bldg. NO. 7-el1O.
-H8CKP. .-sECRgTARY sJ1-ssS
GIL Eriday-sserstary 800 WI
sSsBs. .|is NE .Ss Sssps ! I.E e
6ECRETkRiGs 5(SG steno-SYpinS
end related once duties: interest
, Ing positions: many fringe bene-
a Ats: aelary 70 200, RADIO
~ S7S. Apgaintments all das
tECR1TARY. capable Of light book.
Keeping small lone-e8tah. real
estate once; cony. downtown loe.
-s e-day wk. Inquiries treated con-
fldentiaily. Box ASK. star.
tEGRETARf, public relationSs I'M
1mediately; for 1st-elass intefnA-
ticnal restaurant: 50 days, ssz.,
3-2121, 1901 Cathedral ave. nv.
) bgCRETARY. ase 1925, shorthand
town location, life Insurance com.
pang with fringe benefits. Cal
IN. BRQWNLlE. Ma. S-49S7.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
ADULTS ONLY
,g8TQRY MEv. BLDo

WIRED FOR AR CoNn.
INV FRERZER-TOP REFGR9.
Kysry APT. Newly Decorated
inci; sii utils. Can bfrhoM be furn'; st.Sss. az
lobby; res. mgr, NO. 7.iQQS.
20l3 NEW HAMP. AVE. NV
ATLANTIC ST. Sc, at Aha i;iv.
ingston rd.-LRe. 2-bedrm ant
immed. occupancy: modern bldS ,
washer. drier. incinerator, park
ing and shoppinG: on bus line
10 Inspect, Apt. 1O4. ,. II DEN:
sToN co. DI. 7-4S0o, 10. 2-76sS
ATLANTIC 81. Sc, at 1i90 LiV.
ineston rd.-Large l-bedrm. epts.
Hasns1. 1mmnsd. eccnpancy: modern BLDG. !:
ana shop; on bus line. 10 inspect,
eo.. I'll. 7.12isoo. Us. a.4ssss.. aH4sSss.oN
BOILING AREA-one.6sdrm. apt,
ltiis. WAYiiSS' TEisRzcEc T;ssRzsHcY AIS: rTst:
lgt and Mayne pl &c. 20. 2.l066,
BUS ST0P AT Q00Rs 2O0l 10Th
ct: n.w.-Exclusive; auiet relined
Ielk-in closet. lit. and bath:
S72. so mo. Phone res. mgr. for
appt.. eyes,, no 2-128l. WASH.
HOUSING CORP, oS1 n u. NV:
MA. S-ls1s. Weekdays.
CAPITOL HILL
LUXURIOUS ApeEtment
short Walk All Hill Ozices
OIL. %-69l0 .-t OIL, 2.77AS
Evening star., 1960-12-16
EXTENDING
OUR SPECTACULAR
MINK SALE THROUGH
THURS, FRI. AND SAT
BECAUSE OF THE
PREVIOUS
NCLEldENT
WEATHER

We offer to you an
excellent collection Of
used, secon d-hand
furs at Incredibly low
prices.
While they must be
termed secondhand
furs, they are in such
excellent condition
that we feel they
would pass the most
discerning eye and
only you would know
they had been used.
Used minks Of such
extraordinary quality,
II new, they would
cost q anan fortune
to duplicate.
Come In today and
see for yourself why
the FRENCH POODLE
DRESS SHOP Is the
place to buy used, sec
ond-hand fIrs at fan.
tastic savings.
Our policy Of Q 7-day
money-back guaran-
tee, plus O 10-month
budget account sin.
cerely gives you the
feeling Of. confidence
90 necessary when you
make any purchase
at our shop.
We invite you to see,
stroke, and luxuriate
yourself In . stagger-
ing collection Of gem
quality Mlnks.
Prices start from $21S
for Q sumptuous
mink shrug, to 1850
for q fun-length mink
coat.
We have over SIS, 900
worth Of MINILS to
show you .. come
zee us today.
AL Prices subject 10
FEDERAL Tar
Because these ere second.
and, the country Of origin
Evening star., 1960-12-16
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS, AIRS. TO SHARE

MAN TO SHARE w/another man,
new iqsa sR area Il iassi i1Ssy 0i si Gia' n
sonnel. Call ME. .S.1775 after 8
pm. weekdays, all day Sunday.
N. b. AVE, Mr.. GA.-Cong. young
baehs., share with same, 4-bedrm
furn house; reas. FE. 7-2993.
N.W.-1-2 girls share lovely furn.
rm., Tv. NO. 7-3675, AD. 2-1409.
s.E.--Middle- -aged business woman
to share apt. with another lady;
phone LU. 1914.
WANTED, girl to share 2-bedrm.
apt. wa others; 18th St. NV;
$40 mo. Ho 2-65S3 aft. B pm.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
sITuATIoMs-WoMEH

SECRETARY-l5 years experience,
desires temporary, full-time or
pert.time empioyment. Ma. 8,
1870. Ext. 33e, MISS MARTIN.
COL0RED WOMEN on hand walt.
ing. work By hr., day or wk., refs.
Rnphres Empl. Agey. Ho. 2-e427.
COL0RED PRACT. NURSE desires
work In Df.'s once or pvt. home.
Can type; excel. refs. RA. 6-627S.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
SlTUATIONs D0MEsllG
INSTRUCTION e0uRSES

LEARN ADc sH0RTHAND in Z
yeeks. Low rates. TEMPLE
SCHOOL. 1888 q NV, Ma. e-4629
PIX CLASS, typinR Included. q WE1.
SS SSs. TsE SE ;:sssss assss a; soYps YlpScS ,!VS I
and O NV.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
FURNITURE
Model Home and
Floor SamnlnS

FLOOR samples
Real savings at HoPFMANNs, 18th
and Columbia I'd. NV. n. Prov,
S296. now S195; chrome dinette
sst sgst. with arSSp-lssi; aSg s:.:: 2: % chair, ssg,
nut. msple; ebony black. reg $2s,
nSr 1$ 81. :tsss SsI Hsnlsa snSs nSs Sans iss BE-
SIS. isSas' now $3.50: sG :0Hssi HoilyaeSd SsS SsS
with Simmons heads6oard, reg
Se4. noW Sl7,s6: fancy throw
6Sc; sofa bed and matching ehiir,
res: S14Q, nov sos. -,
EASY TERMS '--- SMALL DOWN
PAYMENT = FIRST PAYMENT
Evening star., 1960-12-16
The
French Poodle
Dress Shop
1873 Conn. Ave.

Park Free Corner Conn. and n NV
Evening star., 1960-12-16

oncA,Ss-yis!s ~ 2, ~ i iyoRp1sSss DAs sss sss ys:
EaIsa Choice of such mskss e
and Baldwin. We are dealers for
ssrsn asT wS55tD;E wy6Rpa :Ps Soua eglRsaRRfisF gRcRf
SS5Ss. sSSSs. t sasA sSsooie sRs sffss IL 1,s u;
hiGhhysy. \ AEIinSson trhcns ~. -
Essex s-7If2l. Fuil Seiection at
al stores, silver sprinG, down
soyA and Arlington stores opsn
Evening star., 1960-12-16
TOOIS

slsdses, %: rakes, $I; hoes, 81 IS;
$3.50: SAWS. 81 rs; ;Yi hammSrs. SrS'Tso: Soe;
planes, moeofs; bunk beds, S12
sss.. ssss ; RSa.st. RSsas9sf tsD.s. q sS s. ssst Ss
snow ehovelg, 81; 2-man saws
$3.50: 6xe tarps. $3.50; 1OxI1
tagps, S10.s0: wedges, S1I2B; droT
used tafps. Sc IT,: steel aheIying
cable, air compreSsors. weldefS
pumps: picks, Si.
Evening star., 1960-12-16

IISaSdd.iiM IssoSd iiT.M ~ sl1's s,6 Eng kssVls';
fofIasEs.L Open daily and etndey.
MeeE 1888 Ahode Island 9ve, ne.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
APIS. FURNIsHEn-D. O

AVAIL. IMlI1IED.. @ lss. fprn. enc
iSass st. $3.50 SGj and sna siss is2 sb5; &
AL utils. incl; mod. dcWntoWr
apt. bldg. 3 biks. from Conn. ave;
Air cond... elev., garage, LAUNDRY
rms; 2 blke. tfansp.s stores. 1925
z st: nv. HU: 3.7076.
Evening star., 1960-12-16

Demonstrated save SOU. utOo
organs. from $3.50.
GiBRIKL PLANO d ORGAN co.
Exeiusiye Raidwin bistribftor
cas- q 81. NV. ~ Ma. s.0421
ORGAN. 0ulbTansens model ,. With
bench, faahoR,, nkeeneW cono.;
cflS, owner. IL. 6-z763.
I0RdAM, WuflitIer elec. spinet. Wet
sac, 81, 500. Dial f0S--,lLu. 7-277l.
0RGANs-The Best for Less Thit
Xmas, The neW LoWfey AQhqAy
With full percussion. Only Seeb. /,
KITS (3 eoEv. loeationsl
Dntn.. 1880 d 81. NV. RE. 7-92l2
Alex. 262l Mt. van ave. K1. e-e6ee
Beth, 4e40 F'mont Ave. Oh: 0-1e7b
(6ubufban Stores Open 1yes.l
PIANO, XMAS sPECiAI--WuTiit.
ser, fun keyboard. UPRIGHT. IN good
condition Special S326: S26 down.
80 per mo. KITS, CWeshiagton.s
largest music stefel,, 1880 @ st.
- nA n ann
Evening star., 1960-12-16
Rooms FURN.-MD..VA.

ALEX. 3 mi. to U.e, No.: 1-Fres
Day. week. month. 80. 6-0760.
BETNEBDA---Nice rn., bath with
shower privileges, good location
gentleman. OIL. 4-1749.
SEVEN CORNERS - Free Tv
private bath; bus stop: week
month. JR. S-399s.
Evening star., 1960-12-16

! IssM s:.1o,.s.. .s.!.sEs,H03=.:CccmDonsn4e s,H3. q
others o. subbtantiai SSvinss,
KITE. lWalh.'S largest music
SSsSCre1 SSsSCre1 1880 q. Ut. n.v" m. 2.
Evening star., 1960-12-16

INTERPRETATIONS
Areas largest floor display, fully
gslafenteed. al sisee, fyom sac 80.
s,s7 dsoFsIsA dItAS ~ SALE as Sc oa.s,oo
Evening star., 1960-12-16

RLANOe-Wido selection q recon-
s:aSn;s s.ss s4,ssS SHSFiIs ass S; sss ~ ssSas ssias
Ing local deliyeEy Also selection
BILL Mue1c CO.. u0S q ct. NV
Evening star., 1960-12-16

FURS
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-06-13

Motored TO Loda: Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. K.
Edwards, Mrs. Alice. Stewart.
! Anioik ohes Sex. The Woody
1homases of Norh Hickory.
Mrs. Rose Stoyall of East Church
Street.
Mrs. David Phillips dance
instructor at Douglas Center was in
auto accident
Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs. Carlows
Burton of Beaver, Colo.
Mr. Andrew Thornhill, Chicago, Ill.
Chaproned: Brs. Paul Burch had
the honor of chaproning Tho
Youth College Group when they
attended the Nixon rally at Melvin
High School. Jim Hagley in charge.
Houston Harvey fafnily and Ray
Freddie Hines motored TO Mich. for
week end visiting sister Mrs Rose
Lee Harvey.
daughter born May l6 weighing .
pounds and Ia OF. She is the Jones
second daughter.
Mrs. Lille Avery visited sister in
Chicago the Freddie JordanS.
Misses Marie and Julia Bell of
Chicago were in the city.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Maclin were
garden party host to the members
of the Beta" house and thier guest
in their lovely yard on Ellis Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.DIeiss of South Bend.
Ind, visited brother Horace chatham
and family North Poplar St. Mr..
Chairman is doing nicely at home.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-06-13

At sunrise many thing kaf q
sleeping world wakes UP: 81 10y;
begins to roll; BIRDS sing bsase@ sn
fears are dispeiled. Sunrise ami gaE
set are symbolic to life ard death
When the world was crestad NJ
made, it was in darkness; ND 0o3
said, Let there be light and -
was light"
The sun has . tremendous physiesy
effect on the world. 1t is the center
Of the physical world the soufcesM
light. The sun draws water back ~
the clouds after rain. The sun -
strength. 1t restores life to vegetables
and it is the sourcA Of heat.
The sun of righteousness has N
spiritual effect on the, world I'm 81
the sun Is the center of the rhyll k
world, Jesus is the center # J
spiritual world. While tie ~ =
the light of the physical wsss =
is the light of the spirimal %
Jesus draws men to tho Chugp a.
as the sun draws water b1ek t9san
clouds after the rain. The SUI a&
strength; it is Jesus who gives. slx 4
to overcome the temptations Ct ~
world. Jesus restores sinners "a -,
fellowship of. God Is the sun rsat6r
life to vegetation. The san hssAI
source of heat to all the woslt M
Jesus is the source of al sskrltpl
heat. 1t is His spirit thaf wlkkJIl
these cold hearts of oirs.
There. is physical and spisIeSE
sunrise; and similarly. thste n ssl
physical and spiritual sanssk rl,
sunrise takes place 1t hirih
physical sunset. at death. Sp
sunrise takes place at cohyeFsi61 In
spiritual sunset takes pte~ whsl
one is called from labor toreWasd,
L Sunsets are beautiful. No artist
has ever been able to exaetiy ,dairais
cate their beauty. Even the' srsse
artist Michxelansclo was unabie ~
capture the rapture of beaefIlak
sunset.
l. The same physical sun that rises on
saints rises on sinners, but the sanAs
spiritual sun that sets ON ;saiiies does
not set on sinners, Sunset for aianafs
is not the will of God at suAaet foe
sinners. they are lost eteFnaliy, Tiny
have failed to accept Jesus q 3L1l1
and Savior: and their wages are desth.
Spiritual sunset is for Chris6tns.
They are saved for time and eternity.
and the devil can do them no harm.
The wages for the Christian are
peace, JOY, happiness, and eternal life
with Chris
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-06-13
ILLINOIS NEWS
MONG LOCAL HAPPENINGS .

4
/. Recent Visitor: Mrs. Hattie APP
pley teacher at East ST. Louis visited
in the home of the Clarence Jacksons
South Race.
Jerry bowling of Chicago motored
10 Champaign to pick up his sister
Mrs. Ruth Hendricks and the two
motored to the bedside of Jerry's
daughter Vicky Downing who SUBJ
mitted to an operation on Wednesday
in Denver. Colo.
Mrs. Bruce Hayden, ST., of SPRING
field. ILL.,, recently submitted 10 an
operation.
Mrs. Hassie Wells of East Clark
St. has returned home after recent
operation.
The VIM. McCoyS of Carbondale
visited their son at East Beardsley
Ave.
Decoration Visitors: Hollis John
sons of South Bend, Ind.
Cecil Nelson's. Jr.. of Mil. Wis, Ernest
Nelson of Denves, Colo, Sonny
Thornhills, of Cleveland, Ohio.
Adrain Maclin of ST. Louis, Mo. and
Alex Weems of Chicago.
The John Wheatons and Edwards
of Chicago. Mrs Nan Bostick returned
home with her daughter Mrs. Ada
Ed~Srds after being in the home of
the aewis's on North Poplar while
Mrs. Lewis was in hospital.
Mrs. Nerna Beckum of West Dulib
has returned home and doing nicely.
Mrs. Eiiz.. Uptesrow visited her son
Shelby in the Veterans Hospital at
Danville.
Mrs. Hattie Anderson received
cable from her son Wilbert and wife
they arrived safe in London. England,
The Albert Thomases Of Racine.
Wise, and nephew, Sonny visited
Mrs. Hattie Anderson West Beech:
The Hershei AndersOns of Danville,
was with the family.
Miss Ella Ruth Blakley of Shubta.
Miss. visited her brother Mr.. Simmie
Blakley of Albany Ave. Miss Blakley
is attending the Indiana University
summer school.
Married: Mr.. Tester King and
Mrs. Thelma Hollaway of Ellis Ave.
Proud Parents: S/Sgt. Jimmie and
Mrs. Opal Jones of Vandenburg.
California are proud parents of a
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-06-13
z-Year-Old Injured
Wh1ya Hit By Car

James Allen Walker, 7, 1905 w.
Beslin, Urbana, underwent medi-
cal treatment at Burnham City
Hospital Thursday after being
struck by a car in the 1900
lhaock Of W. Hin. Urhana-
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-06-13
WHO WE ARE
The North East End
Pastors Alliance


Pastors Alliance
Rev. G. M. Curry,
Bethel A.M.E. Church,
President
Rev. Eugene II. Williams,
Salem Baptist, Secretary
Rev. A. w. Bishop,
st. Luke's CINE,
Treasurer
Rev. c.. w. Brown,
Free Will Baptist
Rev. Robert Whitehead
Pilgrim Baptist
Rev. J. e. Graves,
Mt. Olive Baptist
Rev. R. F. Sheriff.,
Church Of God
Rev. Dudley Sankey
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-06-13
SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH
5th at Park = Champaign, iii.

Eugene H. Williams, Minister
Sunday School-9:30 am.
-Supt., Lines O. Wilson
Morning Worship-11:00 am.
Preaching by: The Pastor
B.T.U.-6:00 pm.
Director: Morris Clark
Evening Worship-7:30 pm.
Preaching by the Pastor
Mid Week Service-Wednesday
800 pm. to 900 pm,
Singing :. Praying
Testemony :. Sermonette
The Salem Church is interested in:
l. Being a self-supporting church
2. The policies of our city govern
ment.
3. Every Negro a registered voter
4. Better jobs and better living con-
ditions for Negroes.
S. Strengthening the saved and
saving the lost.
Come Go With Us
And We Will Do You Good
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-06-13
WHERE DO WE co FROM HERE,

We appreciate your efforts and we
want to thank each and every one
who worked with us, but we must
go on. Just doing this once, in ono
place will not suffice. This is the
question we are asking: Many bust
ness places refuse to hire us, except
n the stereotyped, mental jobs. Why
should we continue to buy, continue
to spend our money in a business
place that refuses to hire US, except
to scrub floors? We wish you would
ask yourselves the same question.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-06-13
THE MINISTER'S NOTE
To OUR CITIZENS

The North End Pasto.- whole
heartedly endorse the idea of all of
our people attending the City Council
meetings. These meetings are open
to the pubic and many things which
are being discussed now concern you
directly. Urban renewal is in the
talking and preliminary planning stage
row. We should and must. attend TO
get accurate information.
THE DIRECTED BUYING POWER
The Northeast End Pastors ALI
anoe of Champaign-Urbana have
been concerned about the problem
of more and better JOB opportunities
for our people. AS a resule of this
concern, and with much prayer and
discussion, we encouraged our people
to lend us their buying power for an
experiment. We felt that our people
had great purchasing power thai
could be used to our advantage, il
we could concentrate it in one place
at one time. This is why we asked
you to do your grocery shopping At
Kroger's in the Country Fair Shop.
ping Center on the weekend of April
9Th, 1860.
THE REPORT
We are pleased to report at this
date. April e, 1860. We have sales
slips from four ~ churches. These
sales slips from Kroser's total
S3,l84.oO. We have as yet four ~
other churches who have not reported.
We of the Pastors are pleased with
this effort and feel that we have n
following and we are encouraged TO
throw our selves into the fight to
create better opportunities for our
rNOrle
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-06-13
THE RELIGIOUS PAGE
The North End Pastors Alliance

Rev. C. M. Curry, Bethel AM.E.
Rev. Eugene II. Williams, Salem Baptist Church
Rev. A. w. Bishop, st. Luke's CINE.
Rev. G. w. Brown, Free Fill Baptist
Rev. Robert Whitehead, Pilgrim Baptist
Rev. J. e. Graves, Mt. Olive Baptist
Rev. r. F. Sheriff, Church OF God.
Rev. Dudley Sankev
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-06-13

NewsGaxete Photo
HANDS OF SUCCESS: Clasping their hands prior the
baccalaureate services Sunday at Champaign High
School are left to right Rev. Eugene Williams Salem
Baptist Church; Ann Williams and CHS principal w. T.
Wooley. Rev. Williams delivered the baccalaureate
Sermon his daughter Anne will graduate Thursday night
and Wooley retiring from his post this will watch
his sixth CHS class graduate.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-06-13

Baptist Chvr~h With tas1x.
Robert Whitehead
Burials -. ia Ltnoo -
terry. Parker and Son -
Home had- charge Of
lr,ents. s Broadway
daughter Of Mr.. and Nh,
broadway, 7ol n. MathssalSs-
died May fsi in SIN n1sae.