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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-05-14
WOMAN'S DAY AT NORTH
SIDE BAPTIST CHURCH

A most enjoyable Woman'S
Day Program was held Sun
day, May 8, at the North Side
Baptist Church on Virgins
Road, Rev. A. B. Brown, Pas
tor. Theme: "Train up Moth
ers in the way they should
go" Scripture, Deut. Ga
9. Devotion was led by Mrs.
Ara Galloway, Mrs. Minnie
Robinson and Mrs. Josephine
Crudder; w e | C o m e was
brought by Mrs. Lena Mae Will
liams; Reading, Mrs. Angie Da-
Wis; Reading, Mrs. Ada I. Ell
lis. The guest speaker, Mrs.
Lou Anna Clayton, teacher at
Jackson State College, was in
troduced by Mrs. Eunice Mel
son, teacher at Sumner Hill.
Timely remarks were made by
the president, Mrs. Annie B.
Moore. Music was rendered
by the church Choir and the
Clay Sisters. Representing the
following churches were: Mrs.
Annie B. Fair, Pilgrim Rest;
Mrs. Anna Patton, Holy Ghost;
Mrs. Blair, Mt. Hood; Mrs.
Robinson, Canny Creek; Mrs.
Willie M. White, Smiths Chap
ell; Mrs. Carry Lewis, Pure
Light; Mrs. Issie Martin, Blair
st. Amez; Mrs. Matizee Harris,
Pleasant Green; Mrs. Willie
P. Hardaway, Travellers Rest;
Mrs. Leila Rhodes, st. James;
Mrs. Burnice Griffins, McRa-
ven-Hill; Mrs. E. G. StinSon,
Norman Chapel; rs. Catchings,
Mt. Calvary No. 2; Mrs. Willie
Robinson, Fairfield; Mrs. Will
lie M. Davis, Cool-Springs
Vicksburg); Mrs. Lucy Walk
er, G. Grove, Mendenhall; Mrs.
Ora L. Penn, Mt. Gallilee.
Mrs. Cleo McNair was Mis-
tress of Ceremony. The finance
committee Mesdames Willie NJ.
Rhodes, Lena M. Williams,
Corine Smith; Program Com
mittee: Mesdames Alice Cath
ings, Annie Wright, Atlanta
Brown.
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PAGE SEVEN

wards Night, May q; Alumni
Day, May %; tea for the fac
ulty, seniors and their parents
at the home of President and
Mrs. E. A. Smith from 3 TO 5;
and the annual A Cappella
Choir concert at 8 p. m. May
%.
One hundred and seventy
three Rust College prospective
candidates for graduation will
participate in the commence
ment exercises. The degrees
and the candidates major
fields are: Bachelor of Arts
biology 8, social science 1,
mathematics /; Bachelor Of
Science in Business Education
IL; Bachelor of Science in Mu-
sic Education 2; Bachelor of
Science in Secondary Educa-
ton - biology 9, social SCI
ence IS, English 6, chemistry
3, mathematics g; Bachelor of
Science in Elementary Educa-
ton LOT.
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WEST SIDE PTA HOLDS
LAST MEETING

Mrs. Myra Mcneil, President
of West Side PTA presided
over the business session of
the last PTA meeting to be
held at West Side for this
school year and Mrs. Ethel
Beauchamp served in the alb.
sence of the secretary. Mrs,
Lula Moore served on the Fl
nance Committee. Remarks OF
interest were made by the fol.
lowing: Mrs. Pearl Vincent
Chairman of Language Arts;
Mrs. Helen Walker Sias, Chair
man of Home Making Dept.
Mrs. Alice Bolden, and Mrs
Doris Dixon, outstanding pa
irons of West Side; and Mr.
Roosevelt Catchings, Principal
of Carver Jr. High School
There were 106 persons pres
ent. The next meeting will
be held Friday, August rs al
Z: P. M. Under the splendid
leadership of Mrs. Myra Nc
Neil the very fine cooperation
of the other parents; the help
of Principal B. T. BeauchamT
and the faculty, the West Side
p. T. A. has been most sue
cessful this year in carrying
out the many projects under
taken, among which we're
placing shrubbery on the cam
pus and helping to finance the
placing of the name of the
school on the front of the
building.
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Irene Norman, William Eugene
Randall, Charles Herbert Rho.
DIES, Willie Lois Rodgers, Ear
lean Sanders, Daisy Bell Smi-
ley, Mary Emma Smith, Fan
ME Ruth Spann. Johnnie Mac
Terrell, Tommy Terry, Charles
Thigpen, Franklin D. Thorn
ton, Rodorthy Tots, MONGOLIA
Trunnell, Tyree Thompson,
Ezell Vance, l.. <. Vance, Bes-
sic Mae Vaughans, Henry AL
bert Vaughans, Leroy Waugh
ans, Mary Francis Vaughans,
Edna Mae Virgins, Juanita
Virgins, Carl Burl White,
Mary L. White, Charles Henry
Williams, Charlie Williams
Willie Jr. Williams, Vernon
Willis, Mae Julia Young.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-05-14
HERE AND THERE

HERE AND THERE
NO ONE, great or obscure,
is untouched by genuine ap-
probation. But as a rule, we
only show our appreciation on
special days, such as MOTH
Frs DAY, FATHERS DAY
and so on or we walt
too late and show it or attempt
to show it in buying flowers
for those who are unable to
smell the odor or see the
beauty Maybe there
should be a Special Friends
Day; a day we would pause
to think and speak of all the
good we know of others =.
For after all, what people want
is a little attention as human
beings and in this attention,
sincerity is essential I
have learned that it is SINGER
ity, unmixed with the posi-
bility of deceitfulness, which
gives potency to compliment
the simple principles of the
art of kindness; to realize the
human need for it; to compli-
ment sincerely and to train
ourselves to look for the best
and be 'big enough mentally"
to give praise when and where
it is due; to be alert to say
the heartening things at the
right moment can be a price
less possession
i believe it is a wonderful
trait to look at life through
your heart. We must be able
to mean each word we say;
to keep integrity and not be
labeled a hypocrite l find
that not only children are hum
cry for kindly appreciation,
but upper crust" adults also
A kind word costs the
giver nothing, but it gives so
much Something good
can be said about everyone.
We have only to say it. So
dear readers, let us be sincere
in all things we strive to do,
or else the world will soon
note our actions are not really
true. We must be loyal to
ideals and faithful to all
friends we cannot COM
promise there is no mid
die ground We really
must be kind If we are
to be "To thine ownself
be true"
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girls. The boys wore white
shirts and black pants and the
girls wore white blouses and
full black skirts. The stage
was beautifully arranged with
red roses in the center for
added attraction. Some of the
students who helped to make
the program a grand success
were: Mistress of ceremony,
Juanita Dixon, who also rem
dered Flute music; Susie M.
Robertson, Leila NJ. Thornton,
Velma G. Smith, Dictionary IL
lustration; Dance Troupe, Mar
garet Mason, Susie M. Rob-
erson, Georgia A. Larry, Eva
Mae Williams. The Parts Of
Speech Erma ]. Marshall.
The Pledge of Allegiance was
led by S. G. Bolden. Mrs. Hart,
sponsor is to be congratulated
for this splendid class.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-05-14

Presentation of speaker, nj. c.
Martin, President of Student
Body; Address, "The Negro
Student Is Called Upon to Era
dicate His Cultural Lag" :.
Frederick ID. Hall, Jr.; Trum-
pet Solo, Chester Hughes. Re-
marks, President, Magnolia
State Association of Student
Councile, Miss Earlene Out
law, Higgins High School. At
1875 P. NJ, Mr.. Hall conducted
an informal discussion on "The
Value of Proficiency in the
Use of the Written and Spo-
ken Word" Participating in
the discussion were the fol-
lowing freshmen: Robert Hol-
loway, Daniel NJ. Pace, Nor
man Greene, Nicely Marshall,
Lanston, Pickett; Eugene Will
lis, Henry Tanner, Flora
Swington, 10 Do Sullivan, Clau-
dette Chum, j. B. Holmes, Jo-
sephine Lenior, Barbara Flem-
ings, Doris Robinson. Sopho-
mores: William A. Nichols, M.
c. Martin, Belvin Ann Ingram,
Josephine Harvey, Grace Car
ter, Helen Holloman, l.. v.
Shaver. Fanny Turner, Milton
Acres, Thomas Harris, Mawin
Hogan, S. j. Jackson, James
jackson, George Carter.
Teachers were: j. E. Miller,
B. o. Wilcox, Zee A. Baron,
Mary G.. Whiteside.
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MRS. GREENBERRY
HART SPONSORS PTA
PROGRAM

The Six-Grade B. Class pres
ented an entertaining Program
Friday night at West Side Ele-
mentary and Junior High
School. The Program, educa-
tional, inspiring and timely
was greatly enjoyed by all pa
irons and friends from the be-
ginning to the end. The over
all objective of the Program
was to illustrate a few of the
many activities that have taken
place i'm the class room across
the year. The class consists
of 43 bright-eyed boys and
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message that was enjoyed by
all. The entire services were
very inspiring and the Rev,
j. B. Bryant, of Greenwood
was present, and made some
timely remarks, the pastor
Rev. w. w. Walker, was very
much pleased with the good
members and friends of that
great Church. The total fl
nance report was $215.00. Rev.
& Mrs. Walker are doing much
good in this great church.
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Grenada News

The Mount Burner Baptist
Church, had Womens Day Pro.
gram last Sunday, May 9th
1860. Rev. w. w. Walker, Pas,
tor; with Mrs. w. w. Walker,
as the guest speaker, who
brought a very interesting
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-05-14
FREDERICK ID. HALL, JR.
PRESENTED AT COAHOMA
JUNIOR COLLEGE

The Student Council of Goa
homa Junior College and Agri-
cultural High School presen-
ted Frederick d. Hall, Jr., Mas
ter of Fine and Applied Arts,
Boston University, May 6, at
ITO A. NJ, College Gymna-
SUM. The following program
was enjoyed: Piano Prelude,
Mrs. G. r. Keys; National An
them; Invocation, Lanst0n
Pickett, Greeting, Belvin Ann
Ingram, ''Miss Coahoma";;
"Yonder Come Day" Freder-
lex D. Hall, ST., College Choir;
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-05-14
Rev. R. G. Golden
Continued from Page u

(COnt1nue0 from Page ID
lie Jr. Laury, Vaughan Lee
Laury, Cleveland Lewis, West
Lindsey, Betty Louis, Donald
Martin, Carrie Dell Mason,
Rosie Lee Mason, Alexander
McAllister, Dorothy McAllis-
ter, Johnny McGill, Allen B.
Mcneil, Harvey David Miner.
jamie Lucille Miner, Winston
Douglas Miner, Edwin Morgan,
Dorothy Morris, Ezell Morris,
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ANNUAL SENIORS TEA
AN ENJOYABLE EVENT

The Annual Senior Tea,
sponsored Sunday, May 8, was
a most enjoyable event. With
Mr.. Henry H. Young, Jr., Class
Sponsorer and Miss Viola Var
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-05-14

Continued from Page u
20.
Other activities at the school
proceeding the closing exer.
cises include Honor and A.
Evening star., 1960-12-07
BY AMELIA YOUNG
Star Stan Writer

Mrs. G. Mennen Williams,
wife Of Michigan's Governor
"Soapy" Williams, took time
of from house-hunting here
yesterday to open the 1860
Christmas Greens Exhibition.
. Her ceremonial chore, cut
ting a red satin sash. seemed
to come as q cheerful relief
from hours on the real estate
circuit. Mrs. Williams ar
rived in Washington a few
days ago, following her hus-
bands appointment by Presi-
dent-elect Kennedy to be
Assistant Secretary of State
for African Affairs. and has
been looking at houses ever
since.
After seeing dozens, she
said, she has narrowed the
selection down to five, all
located in or near the George
town area-"We want to be
downtown. We're not the
suburban type"
The Governor viii join his
wife here tomorrow to help
her make the final choice,
then MRS. williams will re-
turn home. He'll stay in
town for some Friday ap-
pointments. II don't. know
with whom" she said.
Mrs. Williams is the houses
guest Of Mrs. Humphrey
Daniel. chairman Of the
Greens Exhibition, which ex-
plains how she came to cut
the ribbon.
When she arrived at the
Botanic Garden for the 4
pm. opening. the Governors
wife gave her hostess a prog
ress report on the house.
hunt, said she'd found q fas-
cinating one with Q guest
house in the back"
Then she turned her at
tention on the show.
This years exhibition. the
eighth annual such spectacle.
is titled Peace on Earth
and the first thing the visitor
sees on entering the gardens
is an ethereal-looking ever
green trimmed with angels
breath and little doves.
The hundreds Of decora-
Evening star., 1960-12-07

browns and gold, which re-
portedly is valued at 500.
The exhibits were prepared
by members Of the National
Capital Garden Club League
and set up, with strenuous
effort tn some cases, with the
help Of Botanic Garden per-
sonnel. Visitors who don't
look UP. high overhead. will
miss d few of the 'wreaths
and mobiles.
i Mrs. Williams expressed in
terest in how the arrange
ments were made and seemed
to pay closest attention to
the table decorations.
Idea-shopping only a few
feet from her was Mrs. Mora,
wife Of the Secretary General
to the Organization of Amer
Evening star., 1960-12-07
Mrs. Williams Cuts Sash
Opens 1850 Greens owDuring Visit Here

lean States, She was struck
by a grouping Of the Three
Kings, made from colored
foil and felt, and was max
ing rough sketches Of them
to carry home with her.
Mrs. Mora, who plans the
Christmas display in the Pan
American n Union Building
every year, said she wants
to have diversified replicas Of
the kings made for the
creche scene to go in the
tropical garden. The union
buildings exhibit will be un-
veiled December 18, the day
before the Moras' annual
Christmas party for the staff.
The greens show will con-
tinue through Sunday, from
8 am. to 4 pm, and admis-
sion is free.
Evening star., 1960-12-07

tions that fill the entrance
hall AMI two large rooms on
either side-miniature and
flll-sized trees, wreaths,
mantel. hearth and table ar
rangements, swagS, door
hangings. candles, stockings,
gift-wrapped boxes. baskets,
Inotiks and SO on-range in
character from nostalgia ira
ditional to almost-stark con-.
temporary.
Perhaps the most enchant-
ing items; especially for those
who have never seen one.
are the two Trees for the
Birds" trimmed artistically
with all manner of good
things for birds to eat.
The ,handsomest is a. huge
swag fashioned from cones.
nuts and pods, a study in
Evening star., 1960-12-07

Introducing ''Savoy'' Danish sterling silver
created by Frigast
Ours exclusively in Washington, this
handfnished new and modern pattern designed
by Sculptor Henning Seidelin :.
stellar choice for Christmas brides.
Sxpiece place setting, $3.50. Federal tax included
Mail phone orders invited,
National 8.773O Silver, First Floor;
Spring Valley and Corners
Evening star., 1960-07-03
BETHESDA
CHEVY CHASE
NICHOLAS

HE. 4-1000 10. $4,000
LAYHILL AREA - 5-yr.-old brk.
Early American ranch home on
B wooded acres; beamed ceilings,
raised-hearth firepl., 3 bedrms p,
baths, many interesting fea-
lures. Ewes, EV. 4-65SS.
Greater Maryland Prop JU. 9-124O
LUXNiANOR-S1S,95O, immac, brk.
Cape Cod, rms. plus f1oored at
tic. full bsmt.. built-in garage, Ice.
yard with trees. Must sell, OWN
Err, VIII, 6-53l5.
Evening star., 1960-07-03

GAITHERSBURG 6 rms. and
bath. Alum. siding. near ORC site
on ShadYRrnYe road WA R-351O
Evening star., 1960-07-03
HOUSES FOR SALE ND.

NEW, NEW, NEW and q very neat
package, Just being built-3-bedrm
115 baths; wooded setting; ST..
$50, terms TO suit. GRAHAM CO.
Evening star., 1960-07-03

out New Hampshire ave. through
Langley Park Shop. Ctr. to North
ampton I'd; left on Northampton
to Beacon rd, right to open
Evening star., 1960-07-03

MEADOWoOD! In Colesville area
spotleSS 2-bedroom home for only
Sl@,15O. Handicapped lot, tall trees.
walk to shops, bus, church. etc.
Co, JU. 5-6ll1.
MONT OMERY- BLAIR HIGH -
TRUE CENTER HALL RAMBLER
Low 20s, decor inside and out, 3
large bedrmS., baths, tiled hSmt
with picture window. 10. 5-2aqO
HUGH T. PECK, 11246 Georgia ave
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
NEAR WHEATON HIGH - SPA.
baths, rec. rm,, fenced lot, off-st
parking 10. 5000
HIGH I. PECK, 11246 Georgia Ave
Till Trade-CAl for Appraisal
Evening star., 1960-07-03

Assume high GI loan: luxurious tri.
! level home: | VI. old. 4 bedrm.
pa baths; de luxe kit. Quick pos
session. Call LO. 5-0S44. ewes
Evening star., 1960-07-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

sPRINGBRooKE FOREST Gus
tom brick rambler: HOUSE FOR A
SUCCESSFUL MAN: 3 twin bed
rms, "a baths. today's kit, rec.
rm., lge. scr. porch overlooking
beautiful tree-shaded lot. Priced
in low sos. Trades invited. HUGH
T. PECK, GA. 4-f515
Evening star., 1960-07-03
ROCKVILLE
104 WALL STREET

NEW CAPE COD NOTHING BUT THE BEST bedrms Z
tiled baths de luxe kit full bsmt; Must be see
Price S24,500. TRADES INVITED. ~ ~ 1900
DIR From Rockville out Montgomery Wall St. left Il
PECKS sign. ~ w. ' -
Evening star., 1960-07-03
TRADE

Your present 2 or 3 bedroom home
on this 4-bedroom rambler which
offers a 19xl3 mahogany paneled
den, large birch paneled dining
room. two full baths. a family
size kitchen, and hot-water base
board heat. Situated on a level,
wooded let Just of Forest Glen
rd.. with D. c. Transit bus few
blocks away. Price too hiph7
James c. Conley g. Co., Inc
9525 GEO. AVE, JU. 9-4134 It'll
EDGEMOOR-Lovely Colonial,
bedrms., Ia baths, rec. rm., sep
din. rm., garage. S27.5OO. OIL
6-4453: ewes, FE. 7-7342.
ETTpTnN 1YEET CTf-tJ
Evening star., 1960-07-03
6E0pen
"Peach Orchard Hts" Newl

S24,95O Sparkling" custom built
rambler. Double carport. 3 lge.
bedrms., 2 baths. Tiled bsmt, lge.
lot. DIR; Out new 29~ To Briggs
Chaney, left to Peach orchard I'd d.
rt. TO Seibel I'd. to Open"
Evening star., 1960-07-03
FOR THE EXECUTIVE

Brick-and-stone rambler in
Hilandale Forest. Fully air
cond. Fully finished walk
out bsmt., featuring mahog.
and birch-paneled rec. rm.
and adioin. den. . fireplcs.,
3 baths, carport, patio.
Beautifully Handicapped I'M
maculate condition Owner
leaving city. Call DUFFIE,
INC, HE. 4-33l4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDsM0BILE. 1860 "es" Holiday
coupe; like new, loaded with ex.
trns. By original owner. VIII sell
below market. Lu. 2-l646.
0LDS '5s ass" 4-dr.; r. and a.,
p.s., p.b.; clean, low mileage. 5410
Ca. ave. NV. By OWNER.
ODDS $50 "9s" 4-dr. hardtop: cop.
per mist and white, beige interior
air eond.. p.s. and b., cleo. win.
dows, de luxe radio. Autronic Eye
other extras; $685.. IA. $4,000
OLDS '53 Super "Ss" 2-dr.; r
and b.. hydra. trans: SECS Of
best offer, AP 7-94l5.
OLDs 81 "9s" 4-dr. sed.: hydra.
=: h.: p: p,S; ss wv; imm nss. ex'
0LDsMOBILE 1859 Super "ss" &
and b., peri. eond.; low mil,
$3.50. NO TRADES. FRIENE
RENT-A-cAR, 1921 L NV.
ODDS '53 "ss" 4-dr.; straishi
stick; clean: S296.
BELL MOTORS
Bill wis. Ave. NV. Mo. 6-S90G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 80 Ventura sport coupe
black. straight stick. 34S h.p. en-
gine, Wv tires. :. and h. pit
PONTIAC '55 VS. Catalina coupe;
r. and h.. auto. trsnsniission. orst
owner, guaranteed, S595, $gS
down. cash or trade. bank finsnce
MCNEIL PONTIAC
aaSO T VIZ. H AYE OF sf FL 1isSSe
PONTIAC 80 Bonneville 4-dooi
vista; r. and h., auto. transmiS-
sion, power steering and brakes,
leather interior, bargain ct Sc.196:
down payment. bank terms to al
your BUDGET.
MCNEIL PONTIAC
772sO T Y1s z AyH OF ss Eli fssSSS
PONTIAC 1856 2-door hardtop;
hydramatic, radio, heater: S795
STANLEY H. HORNER
Fla. Ave. NE. ct 9th Ii. 6-6464
PONTIAC '57 Star Chief Cat. hit;
spotless 1-owner car with hydra.
7. and b., p.s., p.b., etc. Reduced
ms :i kirk MOTOR re CO. o 1000 o1 ga
ave. NV. IA. 9-4s00.
PONTIAC '5S Bonneville 2-dr. hit.
all equip. with power: q truly
exquisite car in every respect; o,
new as any '5S could possibly be-
don't pass this one; S1,695. l.. p
STEUART SILVER SPRING, INC.
1l41 East-West hwy, JU. 9.1434
Open Sunday, IL to 8.
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oIDs '5s

oLDS ,56 Holiday hardtop; beau
power steering, power brakes,
auto. trsnss +. and h.. etc: excel
cond.; very low mi; only Ss95;
payments at bank. L. p. sTEUART.
NC gath and BenninR ne. LU.
OLDs 81 station wagon; Wv.
owner sESs $685. 49, e Gil gus s.Gs2s sse' pvt
OLDsMoBILE '54 "9s" hardtoD
s ssns sls So WI Nj h Sdsss fair
ODDS 81 2-dr. hardtop; fully
DELL RAE MOTORS. XII. s-yO46.
0LDS "a super "ss" Holiday;
SAB. So. I $3.50. w. 0D''
OLDS '5S "9S" 4-dr, sedan: air
s,s77lD' pvt. owner si''''' 'U.
OLDS '57 "9s" 5-door hardtop;
R PsSs h ssssIins OF driSs
specially priced today only S1.l95,
WHEELER. INC. WHEELMOBILE
USEFUL" ONE-oWNER CARS
Chrysler-Plymouth Imperia l-Valiant
$500 Wisconsin NV. EN-. 2-1020
OLDS SO "Ss" 4-dr. sedan: Hydra,
p.s., and p.b., r. and h., tires. bat
terry, like new. 1-owner driven car,
$4,000 actual mi. Motor quiet as
new. Color, dark gray. Priced $50
below Nov. NADIA blue book. Per-
feet mechanical cond. so. 5-56So.
oLDS '55 herdtop coupe; p.s, p,b..
r%and b; Well worth hrm price,
o sdos IS a,o, 9dF ,ns sedan am, running
needs hood and front bumper;
S100, KE. $500.
oLpsMoBILE "9s% 1854, 4-dr.
heater. electronic eye. Sscrifice
1898 or best offer. OWNER. 10.
OLDsMOBILE '53 coupe. Model
"SS". very nice. Sacrifice. $780,
CALL MONDAY. ROPER. La. g.
ZOO.
OLDsMoBILE "a Super "s8" sed..
p.s.,. Dbl, ny lovely personal car:
mech. perfect, can help finance.
Asking S5a5. ia. 5-1e71.
oLDs go super "ss" hardtop
brakes. factory afr cond.: white;
company ofneial; nev-cAr terms
and warranty, special. $3,395.
Capitol Cadillac-O ldS Co.
1929 end at. NV. FE. $4,000
OPEL 80 alta. waE.; IKE new;
S1,29S: -
TAKOMA FORD
zoas CARROLL AVE. ~. $1,000
OPAL 1855 station wagon; real
clean; i owner. s545, JACK
ave. ne. L: 1866. -0-e =. :.
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see to Appreciate: ST, 645 l. p.
sTEuART SILVER SPRING, INC;
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Olmstead (Olds)

EST. oLDs DEALER SINCE 1885
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. IA. 7-S4OO
RENAULT '5S 4-CV sedan; auto.
trans, fully equip: unusually
clean throughout; special. $685..
United Auto Sales, Inc.
AUTH. RENAULT-PEUGEoT DIR.
1925 Ga. Ave, Whea. LO. 5.3360
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PONTIAC so

Catalina sport coupe: automatic,
power steering, radio, heater;
beautiful alcon white finish: very
clean throughout.
$1,888
WILL FINANCE 10 YOUR BUDGET
+ STAR PONTIAC
25 YEARS Same LocATioN
Open Daily Q Til 0; sun. 0 Til 4
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Olmstead (Olds)

Est; OLDs DEALER SINCE 1898
2000 Wilson Blvd. .Arl.. ia. 7-S40G
0LDS 80 "9s" Holiday sedan
s Enite; factory air: COMPANY ON.
brakes; new-car terms and war.
ranty: special. 1906.
Capitol Cadilfac-O Odds Co,
1922 22nd ST. NV. FE. $4,000
OLDS SO "9S" Holiday cdr, hit;
Sir eonds red and white. hydra
:. and b.. power steering, brakes,
win: seat, and other extras;
excel; eond. low mileage; I owner;
$1,000. UN. 4-O24I,
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PLYMOUTH 80 9-pass. sport
: :ass5sve less sr Ssn 5000 fSnDi u
seats, etc; listed for over sS.so0;
now $685.. New-car title and
SPRING. inc. 1I41 East-West
hwy: ~. e-1434. Open Sunday.
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PLYMOUTH 81 VS. 4-dr. sta
wagon: auto trans. r. and h..
excel cond;; S1,095. OR. 1-933s
ARLINGTON.