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Evening star., 1963-04-24
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

SILVER sPRING-Lge. center-hall
brick split-level. 4 bedrms., 81
baths, firepi, in liv. Tm and den,
din. rm.. Ice. mod. kit,,. tiled
bSmt.ao GarsSe. lGe; Ileyel lot,
REALTORS fSS Ju. 5-7iIs. fitLG 4 III tTIl g.
SILVER SPRING, Langley PIX. area
Nearly new 3-bedrm., 2-bath
brick rambler, kit. with eating
space. sep, din. rm, full bsmt.
with outside entr., available i'm
mediately. Big value for Just SEQ
800. ROBERT II. KENT a. CO.,
JU. 0-S900. Realtor.
SILVER SPRING AREA Vacant.
immed, occupancy, Low down pymt
3-bedrm.. .3-bath rambler, liv. rm.
with firepl., din. area, kit, table
space. Full bSmt,, rec. rm., firepl,
maids rm., laundry. rm., excel.
opportunity 949-S440. MANoVIL
REALTY CORP.
SILVER SPRING, Burnt Mills Man
ormNew listing. Lge. 4-bedrm,
split-leyel, 3 baths. centrally air
condr full bsmt., rec. rmr car
port; Like new, wooDslDE RE-
Atty CO.. JU. 9-6440 til o pm.
SILVER SPRING = We need no
painters or decorators for this
honeymoon" 2-story brk Colo
nial. Large liv, rm. with firepl..
sep. din, rm., compact kitchen,
full bsmt. in garden setting OF
beautiful flowers and trees. Only
GEo. w ". ROBERTSON, REALroR
OIL. .-2l23 Ewes. TU, 2-43i3
SILVER SPRING-Close in, Don't
bring the wife, she'll want to move
right In! Lovely brick rambler on
rms, din, rm,, kit. w1bis irost-free
refrigerator,. huge pine paneled
rec. rm., schools and shops close
by. Only SlS,500. FHA terms.
/. L. LEWIS 949-4330
SILVER SPRING : Brk. rambler.
$1,000 assumes lst trust, 3 bed
rms. large kit" fenced yard
ST. cAMILLUs PARIsH-Brk. ram
bier. sep. din, rm, table-space
Kit Only 800 dn. FLA,
RADCLIFFE REAL ESTATE co.
S325 Georgia Ave, Silver Spring
JU. S-7744
SILVER SPRING, near Eastern Jr
High bedrms., 2 baths, sep
din. rm., garage. Can assume
large loan. Sl42 mo-. pitt. or
FHA SEQ 800
CHESTER KELLER. REALTORS
JU. 0-1lOO Ewes, OIL. 6-2250
SILVER SPRING, st. Johns Par
ish-4 bedrms., 2 baths, sep. din.
rn1., lge. porch. Assume lge. loan.
Little money down GIA3 mn naVs
all. 54o-4434
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
SLIGO PARK HILLS = A garden
setting for this 4-bedrm. home.
tTss SS22 $50. s4a.7G7Oa sHsei many ''-
c. P. FLETCHER, Realtor
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Shannon & Luchs

CHEVY CHASE, TOWN HOUSE
Beautiful modern home situated
only q short walk from Connects
cut ave. and close to all schools.
bus and shopping. Featuring:
Spacious living and dining rooms,
de luxe kitchen with ultramodern
appliances, powder room, 4 lovely
bedrooms and 2 tile baths. De-
lightful recreation room and "a
bath. Built-in garage. Deep, level
lot. Priced In the 3Os. Centrally
air-conditioned. For details call our
BETHEsDA-cHEyY CHASE OFFICE
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MARTIN

n. s.7S4o 'A"Ii0 OPEN 90
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COLLEGE PARK

SPECIAL, a sturdy.
built vell-insulated Cape Cod with
Nv, rm., din. rm.. electric kit.
peurmsa family rm., rec. rm
IN full bsmt.. shades, storm win.
dows and doors and washing ma.
chine al Included, Economical hot.
at Si2,IDb With FHA or ali terms
A little effort and some paint
Will enhance the value
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KAY BOWLING

Real Estate Co.. Inc. Realtor
207 N. Frederick Ave, Gath, Md.
WI. S-0250 or 30l-WA. 6-250O
GARRETT PARK, reduced 81, 900
spacious .split-level, sep. din. m,
Ice. llv. 'rm,, finished rec. rm..
beautiful treed lot FLA appraised.
T. N. LERNER
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100 Conn. Ave.

one q The finest homes n one
SoodMs dMAihtnssSaa' sltnsisa wsi I'' back from
the street on beautiful wooded
lot OF approximately ss ACRE.
Spacious reception hall affords &C.
cess 10 all lat floor rooms In
eludine richly paneled library with
fireplace. There are Q bedrooms
and 4 baths on upper floors.
Pine above-ground recreation rm.
with huge fireplace. 2 service rms.
and bath. 2-car garage. Centrally
air conditioned. si25.O00 and
Leigh & Schwab, Inc.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
tcoNTlkUEp)

BETHESDA BRADLEY BLVD.
school and transp. Brick Colonial
with 23-ft. liy. rm,. fireplace, sep.
din, rm., modern kit. and powder
room on LIST floor, 3 twin-sized
bedrms. on 2nd floor, rec. area in
overlooking deep shaded lot. S2S,-
900 KORZENDORFER, REAL
TOR, OIL. 4-S1ll til 9.
BETHESDA-KENSINGTON-Almos
new brick Colonial with 4 bed
rms, den, center hall, tremendous
rear living rm. and formal dining
rm Frigidaire kitchen, 2 fire.
places and carport. 500 $50, Walk
TO. Holy Redeemer and Larchmont
Schools.
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EVANSVILLE, $l4.5OO
MT. RAINIER, $i3,s5o
BEL AIR. Sl6A5n

A 7-room 2-bAth Cape Cod with
garage, on big y Acre lot, also has
ranehers and Colonials IN Bel Ar
All houses fully equipped, Assume
present financing, buy FHA, on,
and we will trade
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SOUTHWEST AREA
PANORAMIC VIEW

Overlooking Potomac River an
Federal City, quiet secluded area
in which we will build the house
OF your choice. Minutes from Va.
and .! !doWns9wIn VIa-V Wash, Flexible 4
nnnf Tm. brick %T rambler u cape Cod Speoi o.
Colonial with foil bsmt., only SlS,-
300. Ewes. 24S-5566.
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PRINCE GEO. PRoPERTIEs. INC
277s7774 2T7-2iTb
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Quick poss. Of this air-eond. 1-level
rambler, 3-5 bedrms., Is desired,
3 baths, spacious liv. rm. and din.
rm. are ideal for entertaining. Lge.
de luxe kit. 40-ft. rec. rTn. for
the children, gear gar. adjoining
kit, ideal for mother" with her
packages. Everything you could
need $4,000 under reprod. costs.
Q a.m.-9 pm. EN-. 2-740O.
METZLER. REALTOR
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Shannon & Luchs

5000 Conn. Ave. Our bSth Year"
CHEVY CHASE, close 10 Western
sssatifai Iandseaped BED lot. So'pRaS; spseious ~
lst floor with lge. den and powder
rm.. 3 bedrms. and bath on End.
20s. Q am.-9 pm. EN-. 2-7lO0.
METZLER, REALTOR
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ROCKHILLE-3 bedrooms. possible
a., $40, $50, flexible terms, -
r. Z. SMITH, Realtor GA. 4-771i
R0CKvILLE-Beautifu multi-level.
4 bedrms., lge. din. rn., raised
hearth brick firepl. in liv, rm.
Home "a in beautiful condition.
KEN 'ISRiuskIN DRuskIN. Rsaltor, s4s-4OOO
ROCKVILLE = Sparkling 4-bedrm.
Cape. Cod with 2 baths. New, large,
EQUIPMENT With TABLE SPACE
Walk 70 shopping, schools. bus.
Quick possession. Sl7,2b0,
GRAHAM CORP. JU. b-60i0
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
room, 2-bath Cape Cod. spacious
liv. rm. with fireplace, huge kit.
with eating area. lovely lot With
S1oe,eS9. 90. 49, oIsSs5. gos5RT R..Itor. II KENT d
EoSkyLE .D,I,v. v,,b HILs Iy,, ,n,y TaSSC%, ,os.I
Family rm., beaut. step.up living
rm.. dining rm. with sliding glass
doors 10 patio. Country
Kitchen with bay window. Call
SUBURBAN. PROPERTIES MOT.
ROCKVILLE
No Money Down, VA
sos month PAYS al on this g.
inS s1'Ii rml, hItebent Lh bam,i run fensed @
yard. FHA requires $500 down.
Sl3,p5O. HA. 7.4B00 'tii q,
LIST WITH LINGO
ROSEMARY HILLS. $500 May
Tm.. screened porch, fenced I'd,
large patio, wall-to-wAll carpet,
air eonditioners. Walk 10 bus.
:i9SS saS 'Ss%Fsshh S%shR. 'ssSpPsi9sss s Psi9ssssSS SS'ilns
SILVER SPRING. near white OAK
ahoppinE nler-1mmaeuiate In
terior, bedrooms, ~ baths.
large living room. large family
room, recreation room. Like-new
wall.to.wan eArpeting, S23,pb0.
kQBEhT Z. LoHR. INC, REAL
SILVER sPRIN0--s30b cash in.
eludes settlement. $50 mo. In
eludes taxes, ABR. mod. rambler,
EsalRR s RRr1@pt sls Sc. po.. h's Viz 4. Soss SSSd'e
tovsIv al brick rant Pamblsr I''9i II
excel. close-in location. y twin
size bcdrms,, Nv. rm. .wlf,repi,
din. Tm., spotless De luxe lit
w/table space. v baths, tremen.
dous flnlshed rec. Im, beaut trsed
landseaped lot. FHA si,i0o On.
I. L. LEWIS 949-4330
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TO BuY. RENT, SELL. TRADE
FINhNCE OR JUST FOR REAL
ESTATE INFORMATION DO AS
MOST Folks Do-cALL
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fuil bsmt.. elose 70 sehools an
'isfS: RAbcLfFP y REAL t ESTATE co.
e22b oeoIgLaa Ays.i sl. Bps,

4-BEDRM. H0usE, near Rockville,
i.yr. lease. csil liz. e-S7s7'
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ANOTHER BONUS BUY-Aii brick,
4-bedrm. home with sep. din. rm.
and bsmt. Located in nearby
Woodlawn. adjacent 10 the new
Capitol Plaza shopping center.
You pay only the small down
payment and We pay your settle
ment costs. Total monthly pay
ments approximately Sll4.
FIRST TINE oFFERED-3-bedrm
home on u acres sitting on q
beautiful knoll in the NASA Space
Agency area. Priced at $4,000
with your choice OF terms. Trades
accepted.
CHEVERLY-4-bedrm. brick home.
with sep. din. rm.. liv. .rm. with
paneled wall and firepl. 2 full
ceramic tile baths, rec. type bsmt.
with outside entrance, Garage and
many other extras. Assume exist
ing loan with small down pay
ment and no qualifying red tape.
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POTOMAC

custom-built brick Williamsburg on
more than 2 acres, completely
fenced. centrally air conditioned
year old, 3 bedrms. Az baths,
paneled library with fireplace,
large family room. Ewes. Mrs.
W. c. q A. N. MILLER DEv, CO
LIST YOUR HOME WITH rs
oooo POTOMAC OFFICE
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$21,95O

ROSECROFT PARK-Liv. rm.. din
rm.. 3 bedrms, u baths, firepl
off-street parking, ia-acre lot
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.
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close in, Columbia
nestled Beneath towering trees.
CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED.
Ideal for small family. 3 bed
rms. Il usable as study, 2 baths,
nice liv. rm. with firepl., dining
alcove, mod. kit, garage, storage
rm. No basement. Price S23. 500.
See II today! LEIGH AND
sCHwAB, INC, EN-. 2-5s00. Ewes
call MRS. BEMAN. EN-. 6-3424.
Jackson advocate., 1963-03-30

works" (Ver. 18), and declares
that "by works a man is justi-
fled, and not by faith only"
(Ver. 24), since faith without
works is dead" (Ver 20.)
Some have imagined a con-
tradiction here, while actually
there is none. There is a dis
pensational distinction, for to
Paul had been committed, "the
dispensation Of the grace of
God" (Eph. 81, q. His was
"the preaching of the cross"
Il Cor. 1879, offering saliva
tion by grace, through faith
alone to all who would trust
Christ as Savior.
James, on the other hand, was
an apostle Of the kingdom, pro-
claiming the kingdom rights of
Christ and offering a changed
way of life on earth which had
already been experienced by
the disciples in Judaea (Acts
2:29-32, 44-47; 4:32-35).
Hence. with James the en-
phasis is on works, not because
good works can save or even
help to save, but because true
faith inevitably bears fruit and
we can Judge true faith only
by the fruit it bears. Our Lord
said: "By their fruits ye shall
know them" Hence James
epistle abounds with such phra-
seology as Eye see," "show
me-" 81 shall show you," etc.
What we must be careful to
remember is that according to
both Paul and James, faith
comes first, then good works.
Faith is the root, good works
the fruit. The absence of fruit
indicates that the root is dead,
that while there may be an in
tellectual assent, there is no
true heart faith, and without
faith it is impossible to please
God" (Heb. 11:6).
The source of justification is
grace; the basis, Calvary; the
means, faith and the evidence,
works. Think this through; ac-
cept Gods grace and trust the
Lord Jesus Christ as your Saw
ior. He will help you to pro-
duce good fruit.
Jackson advocate., 1963-03-30
Two Minutes With
The Bible

Nothing in the Bible is stated
more clearly or with greater
emphasis than the blessed
Pauline revelation Of justifica-
tion by grace, through faith,
without works.
Rom. 4:5: ITO him that work.
eth NOT, but believeth his
faith is counted for righteous
ness" Eph. 2:8, 9: "For by
grace are We saved, through
faith 1t is the gift Of
God; NOT Of works, lest any
man should boast" Tit. 3:5:
mot by works of Righteousness
which we have done, but accord
ing to His mercy He saved us" ("
Yet James states just as
clearly that faith if it hath not
works is dead, being alone"
(Jas. 2:17). He challenges pro-
Tossing believers: "Show me thy
faith without thy works, and /
will show thee my faith by my
Jackson advocate., 1963-03-30
Each Bushel Feed
Grain Reduction
Cost S4.48

Washington Feed grain
legislation pending in Congress
would make permanent a pro-
gram that has cost the taxpayer
$4.48 per bushel of feed grains
thus far, a spokesman for the
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States said.
Walter B. Carver, manager
of the Chambers Agriculture
and Natural Resources depart
ment, voiced the Chambers OBJ
jections to H. R. 1874, entitled
the "Feed Grain Act of 1862"
in testimony scheduled for de-
livery before a subcommittee of
the House Agriculture Commit
tee.
The bill, he said, provides for
San extension and a loose and
sweeping expansion of recent
and existing legislation on feed
grains" But since it provides
no terminal date, he added, "lt
would be permanent feed grain
legislation"
The program thus far, he said,
has cost $4.48 for every bushel
of reduction in feed grain output
actually accomplished.
He explained: "On the basis
of two crop years of operation,
1861 and 1862, the net reduc-
ton in the output for 1862 from
1860 corn, barley and grain sor-
ghums was 379 million bushels.
The cost of the diversion pro-
gram for 1861 and 1862 has been
81 sos, 100000. Measured in this
way, it could be said that each
hushel of feed grain reduction
cost $4.48."
He said the cost of the curtail-
ment in both output and Gov
ernment stocks had been $2.33
per bushel.
Mr.. Carver also objected 70
the sweeping delegations of
power to the Secretary of Ag-
riculture provided for in the
legislation.
He said: "We object siren
ously to sweeping delegations of
this kind. They place into the
hands of the Secretary of Agri-
culture power to devastate and
eventually destroy free inde-
pendent farmers and marketing
agencies.
"Given the power to define
excess supply and thereupon es-
tablish an acreage reduction
goal, to set the price support
levels and the ceiling price for
feed grains, a Secretary Of Agri-
culture could then establish the
production and marketing of
such commodities as a complete
ly government-run monopoly.
"This would be government
by men, not by law"
Jackson advocate., 1963-03-30
TayIorsviIIe
News

The Shady Oak M. B. Sun
day School were called together
by the Supt. Song and prayer.
Devotional reading (read by the
leader, while members follow
in their own Bible); 2 Timothy
3;1-5.14-15. Devotional discus
sion by three young people) !;
Sub. lesson Jesus answers his
critics. Senior Topic: Why Men
Resist Christ. Mark 12;13-17.
1884.
Wonderful lesson. Well taught
reviewed by the Supt. Enroll
Jackson advocate., 1963-03-30
SOCIETY SLANTS

and 10th, 1863. The Churches of
the Miss. Christian Missionary
Convention Disciples of Christi
held their annual church work
er's conference. At this meeting
all the auxiliaries of each church
are represented. The conference
is divided into several areas
christian Education, Evange-
lism, The Ministry church wide
leadership Development and
world out reach) here these
planning section seek to actual
ly plan for the work of the
churches for a year in the par
ticular area assigned. When
these are summarized the con-
vention and its director has a
guide for the year. Our topic
this year was planning is Bas-
ic in Church Program. Taking
the church with the largest num-
Der of members and the one
with the smallest number of
members we arrive at a media
number of members for all Chs.
We then plan for a typical
church, of course this plan can
be easily adapted by churches of
all sizes. This years conference
was an excellent one both quail
ity and attendance wise. Our
conference, as are all of our
meetings, is held on the campus
of Mt. Beulah Christian Center
of Edwards, Miss. The conven-
ton has an office on the cam
pus.
In conferences of this sort
we bring in resource leaders
with special portfolio assign
ments in a certain area. They
share with the church leaders
their knowledge and vast ex-
perience.
The Auxiliaries are:
Christian Women's Fellow
ship
Christian Education
Christian Youth Fellowship
Christian Mems Fellowship.
Working through the depart
ments. of Evangelism and men,
bership worships and Christian
Education.
Stewardship Finance and
Property World out reach and
Christian action and community
service.
Jackson advocate., 1963-03-30

Mrs. J. M. Dunham Of AL
corn College and Sara B. Dean
of Tylertown, Mississippi, at
tended the planning meeting Of
the State Federated Meeting at
Columbia, Mississippi, to make
plans for the October session to
be held there.
Jackson advocate., 1963-03-30
TvIertown News

Mrs. George L. Smith had
as visitors last week, Mrs. Will
lie Mae Jefferson, her son,
Policeman Booker T. Jefferson
and Mr.. A. C. Smiley of New
Orleans, Louisiana.
Jackson advocate., 1963-03-30

Gamma Rho Sorority made a
donation Of $4,000 to the WV
CA Building Fund.
This was q big help in the be-
ginning stage Of our Campaign.
CLASSES OFFERED
AT YWCA
Adults: tipping, Bible, sewing,
music, bridge, ceramics, and
leathercraft. Teenagers: cook
ing, ballet, majorette, music,
tipping, sewing, tap, french and
tennis.
Other classes will organize
upon request.
Jackson advocate., 1963-03-30

The Roxie Harrison Memorial
Club met in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Jewell CHM. Mrs.
Dorothy CHM, hostess. Twelve
members were present; very
delicious luncheon was served.
Being Art and Craft night, Mrs.
Ollye V. James demonstrated
the making of flowers planters
from Purex and Clorox bottles.
The meeting was very interest
ing.
Jackson advocate., 1963-03-30
YWcA News
MARINO YWCA NEWS
ADVANCE GIFTS
DIVISION MEETS

The Advance Gifts Division
of the Marino YWCA met Tues
day, March 26. The leading
Team Captain was Mrs. C. C..
Mosley Sr.
Special report meeting will be
held each Tuesday and Friday
at z pm.
Jackson advocate., 1963-03-30

The Friendship Singing Con-
vention held it's regular monthly
session with the Antioch Bap-
tist Gospel Chorus. Most of the
choruses were present with one
visiting chorus. Amount of
finance raised was $104.07. The
April session will Be held with
the Holy Hill Gospel Chorus at
Tylertown, Mississippi. Mr..
Sidney Allen, sponsor.
Jackson advocate., 1963-03-30
Pickens News

Funeral services were held for
Mrs. Ethel Simpson, Sunday,
March "a, 1868 at the Fairview
M. B. Church, Rev. w. M. SAT
fold the pastor officiated minis
ter with interment in the Bethel
cemetery. Mrs. Simpson passed
March 20, 1868 at the Holmes
County Community Hospital,
Lexington, Miss. Her survivors
are one sister, four brothers
and host of relatives and
friends. The family wishes to
thank their many friends for
their acts of kindness during the
passing of their loved one.
Funeral Services were held
for Mrs. Mary Ellen Monroe
Sunday, March "a, 1868 at The
Bethel M. B. Church, Rev. Will
liams officiated minister with
internment in the Bethel ceme-
terry. Mrs. Monroe passed Mar.
22, 1868 in Jackson, Miss. her
survivors one daughter, one bro
ther and two grand children,
two great grand children and
a host of relatives and friends.
Visiting in the city last week
end was Mrs. Olivia Mccoy from
Detroit, Michigan who came for
the funeral of her cousin, Mrs.
Mary Ellen Monroe, also her
friend Mrs. Ethel Simpson the
relatives of both family thank
Mrs. Mccoy for her presence
with them in their hours of sor-
row.
Roy L. Joulnigon
Reporter
Jackson advocate., 1963-03-30

Miss Lillian Dean and child
rem returned home Sunday, New
Orleans, Louisiana, after spend
ing a week with home folks
here. She was accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Sara Bell
Dean; Messrs. William Lundy,
Alton Williams and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Forrest. While in
New Orleans, they visited Mr..
A. C. James and family and Mr..
Langford Dean and family.
Jackson advocate., 1963-03-30

Mr.. Ceasar Bridges of the
New Home Holiness Community
died suddenly Monday night.
Funeral arrangements are in
complete.
Jackson advocate., 1963-03-30
BAILEY AVENUE GARDEN
CLUB DONATES TO YWCA

BUILDING FUND
The Bailey Avenue Garden
Club, with Mrs. Ora Lee Ban
yard as president, donated $24
to the YWCA Building Fund.
Other Clubs may follow the ex-
ample of this group.
We thank this fine group for
their donation.
Jackson advocate., 1963-03-30
Y-TEENS TO CAMP
IN JUNE

JOIN THE YWCA A UNITED
GIVERS AGENCY
Persons joining this week are:
Mrs. V. M. Hawthorne, Mrs. M.
L. Townsend, Mrs. Shirley Burns
and Mrs. Lena Taylor. Y-Teens:
Barbara Lynette Dorsey.
Jackson advocate., 1963-03-30

Picture Of Miss Deborah Den
ard Fifth Grade Hopewell Jun
ior High School eleven years
of age, Daughter Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie D. Denard Sr.
Jackson advocate., 1963-03-30

ment 145, money raised 1880
Superintendent; Prof. ]. V. Pos
ey the Asst. Superintendent, Mr..
Albert Posey Mrs. M. L. john
son Treasurer, Miss Albeather
ADDISON Secretary.
Jackson advocate., 1963-03-30

Prin. and Mrs. c. M. Willis
attended the surprise birthday
supper, that Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
vim Pulliam gave for Mrs. A. M.
Gray Sunday.
Jackson advocate., 1963-03-30
Calhoun CITY
News

Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Kilgore
and granddaughter Martha R.
Jones visited in Bruce Sunday.
Jackson advocate., 1963-03-30

SIGMA GAMMA RHO
SORORITY MAKES
DONATION
Tau Sigma Chapter of Sigma
Jackson advocate., 1963-03-30

The Walthall County Singing
Convention will be held at the
Spring Hill Church of Christ
Holiness Sunday evening, March
81, beginning at $50 p. m.
Everyone is cordially invited.
Jackson advocate., 1963-03-30

Weekend visitors in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Enochs
was Miss Inez Adam from Ok
ford, a teacher in Greenville.
Gloria Enochs their daughter
from Shelby. They went to the
Teachers Meeting in Jackson.
Jackson advocate., 1963-03-30

The Mt. Miriah M. B. Church
held their regular services Sun.
March 24-63. Sunday School con-
Quoted by Supt. Sylvester Jami-
son the lesson was beautifully
outlined by the pastor w. R..
Griffin, service at 11:45 the
choirs was at their best a warm
devotion led by the Deacons the
Pastor brought a wonderful
message from Daniel 5:27, Sub
ject Gods Balances which was
soul stirring. The Lords Sup
rer was served with inspiration
pulpit guest Rev. Montgomery
from Barridge M. B. Church.
Money raised $61.00.
Bro. Sylvester Jamison, Supt.
Rev. w. R. Griffin, Pastor.
On the dates of March IA, Is
Jackson advocate., 1963-03-30

Messieurs Ralph & Ray Nc
Cain of Gray Indiana were
weekend guests of their mother
and father, Mr.. and Mrs. Otis
Mccain. Along with them from
Gary was Mr.. Darnell Willis the
Nephew of Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Cain and a friend of the family
Mr.. Check Starks.
Jackson advocate., 1963-03-30

Mr.. Dewitt CHM was home for
the weekend; also his daughters,
Doris and Mae Nell from Jack
son State College. They return
ed back to their school work
Sunday night, and spent joyful
weekend at home.
Jackson advocate., 1963-03-30

March 16, 1868 was Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Dixon 50th Anniver-
sary Golden Wedding Day. Most
precious gift from Prof. & Mrs
J. V. Posey. Greater gift from
my son Mr.. Willis Dixon and
wife we are truly thankful to
God to live together through
sorrow peace happiness and JOY
father and mother of 10 chill
drens it is a blessing from the
Lord
Mr.. Hue Moore and family
from Hattiesburg, Miss. visit
ing her grandfather and grand
mother Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Dixon. We enjoyed them very,
very much.
Jackson advocate., 1963-03-30

The Class Tournament is un-
derway at South Calhoun High.
The Seniors defeated the Sop
homores by a score of 68-41.
The Juniors defeated the Fresh
men by a score of 44-39. The
Seniors will meet the Juniors
Tuesday for the Championship
and the Freshmen and Sopho-
more play for the 3rd place.
Jackson advocate., 1963-03-30

The Green Grove M. B. Ch.
held their regular and first pas
torial Services with their newly
elected Pastor. Last Sunday,
March the gath 1868 Sunday
School 10 am. Mr.. Charlie Pal
mer Supt. Mr.. Clarence Lancas-
ter Asst. IL noon Devotion by
the Deacons and visiting Deacon
from the Sister Church Little
Star, l pm. the Pastor brought
a very fine message taken from
Daniel SIT Subject Try God
which was enjoyed by a very
fine croud who welcomed him to
our town and Churches the ad-
ministering the Lords Supper.
The night Service was we'll at
tended. Money raised $40.37 for
their special guest of the teach
ers was Mrs. Ora Josper, Mrs.
Mamie B. Barker, and Mrs. Gel
ia Johnson.
Mrs. Bette Jean Shelby, Clerk
Rev. Miller Taylor, pastor.
Mr.. Nelson Paige a we'll known
citizen and member of the
Friendship M. B. Oh. passed
this life last Friday, March the
22nd, 1868. Funeral service are
set for Sunday, March the 31st
waiting for two sons from over
seas.
Jackson advocate., 1963-03-30

A number of Teachers attend
ed the State Meeting at Jack
son.