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Mortgages


FREE Mortgage loans on
older properties White or colored. Also
land contracts purchased. Schwartz, AL
Book Building. Cadillac 1919.
REFINANCE land contracts. resdJus,
monthly payments Attractive interest
rates. Detroit and suburbs. Telephone rep
Iresentative will call. Union Mortgage Co.
1870 Union Guardian Bldg. Cherry 1860.
SEE H. C. WOODRUFF, INC, FOR
mortgages on your improved property.
3012 Union Guardian Bldg Cherry 2737.
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GRANDviLLE.wARRE 5-rm.; fully
modern. 4Oxi35; S4.775, FILA. OR. 70tO.
GREENVIEw, s5l5--2s homes; rms. tile
features; attic Sheldon Land. CT 1862.
JOHN Rio Mi.-Blding rs comp. homes. I
rms. utility 81, $50. Model open. Pi. 1898.
MELvlNDALE rs defense homes, low
paymts. Bollinger. 27O0 oakwood Blvd.
NOTTINGHAM. 5s45 5-room brick: gas;
air conditioned. See today. Tuxedo
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Business Opportunities

A REAL BARGAIN In modern tourist
lodge trailer park " bought Immediately
also Ozark land in Southern Missouri and
Northern Arkansas. r. J. Baker. 1885
Dix Toledo Rd.. Melvindsle. Atlantic eTti
CONFECTIONERY beer, wine
patent medicines excellent business
sacrificing: $1,000. Ivanhoe e766.
CONFECTIONERY, light lunches; COINS
business; near school and defense plant
sacrificing. 5000 McDougsll.
CONFECTIONERY store near school;
American Express agency; excellent bus
mess. Townsend 6-e573.
CONNER confectionery. across from
school. complete stock and fixtures; four
rooms, bath in rear; 500. 4430 Newport.
Drexei 1929.
GROCERIES AND MEATS. MODERN
MARKET. MUST BE SOLD THIS
WEEK MAKE OFFER. EXCHANGE
FOR FARM OR RESIDENCE PROP
ERTY. 1877 GRATIoT AVE, NEAR
MANNING.
GROCERY Beer, wine cold meats
Gratiot business section: good COINS
business. Plaza 1890.
RESTAURANT. good paving business. ex-
cellent colored location. Must sacrifice.
Trinity 1855.
RESTAURANT for sale or lease; fully
equipped, living quarters. Vinewood
2-20s2.
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Building Contractors. Notice!
Soft. lots on paved streets: have tenants
and buyers waiting. Fine opportunity
Build many you like under Title
q or g. BUILDERS TERMS. Terrace 2-s337
BUILDERsl Bargain, so lots toutside city
limitsl. near RYAN road; only 500 each.
terms. Tuxedo 2-0202.
BUY STATE owned properties, see your
real estate broker.
EIGHT-MiLE FRONTAGE
Mr.. Grand River. over 900 n. deep; price
right; terms.
BEN DAVIS AND ASSOCIATES
1898 Wyoming UN. 3-4150
w. DEARBORN-45 feet; FILA; $500,
terms. Dye, 2201o Michigan. DE. 2344.
IL FILA approved lots one group size
40xl07. all improvements; near l0-Mile
and Van Dyke. Van Dyke Realty, 2365s
Van Dyke.
COLORED--Inkster large lots. $780, $40
down, city water. Psrr. Phone Wayne 70.
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READ-SEE-BUY

UNUSUAL VALUES
.sullX- insulated ~ finished SO pawn ~ SIS
mo. mr. all west side defense plants. Karle
and Linvile. H. west of Wayne road. LIST
bl. north Of Ford road. We. 6-7277 Hurry
soUTHEIELD-S cnooicraft-5-rm., gas nj.
built-in extras; paved; 800. We. $500
TRADE YOUR OLD HOME FOR NEW
RoUNTREE, 1920 Plymouth. We. $1,000.
TRoEsTER l5sOO DENLY High Besuti.
ful broom models with attics. Tuxedo
2-i747
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Greater North Woodward

BARGAIN--Royal Oak; 5-rooms: lge. attic
S575 dn.- Gehring, los E. 5th. r. o. s0lt
FERNDALE--Br income. SIS: sep base
and furnaces: S720 DIN. Hurry! o. X
Realty. 23420 Woodward. Ell. 61s4; r. o
1895.
FERNDALE- rms, full base. fur. gar.
cor. lot. $3.50, $500 dn. UN. 1898.
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coLORED-wEsT SIDE BARGAINS
Choice 2-families and singles.
CRUTCHER-4764M cGraw, cor. Woodrow.
COLORED-Five rooms with Broom in
come. good location; ti35 down. Great
Northern Realty. Fitzroy $40.
coLORED-cottages for sale: city wide
reasonable down payments. Chester
Smith, Cadillac 4si6.
lCOLORED- room frame and garage
East Side: 5000 down. Great Northern
Realty. Fitzroy $40
cOLORED Rent basement for cut
parties nicely arranged. all conven
fences son Frederick.
lCoLORED II YOU don't see what yor
want, call MS. Golee h. Bryant, Fitz
roy $40.
CoLoRED-s946 Cameron rms, a. b'st.
new roof; $3.50 dn.. $50 mo. TIE. 2-s277
fCOLoRED; Marston 3-family brick
$1,000. terms. Cannon Bros. FL. 0140.
COLoRED--six room cottage: $3.50 down
Great Northern Realty, Fitzroy $40.
COLoRED--Grab this. Mcclellan. 6 rms.
h. a., gar; 81. 600. $500 dn. TY. 5-6se9.
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BUYERs-Any east side property; cash,
terms. Burd Ivanhoe 3340.
CASH for homes or mats properly priced
sMEDLEY. i+6 r. WARREN. TE. 1872
CASH in as hrs. for improved property any
where In city. Norman Sky, TO. $4,000.
CASH waiting for any kind OF property !,
east side only. Lenox 04it.
FIVE OR sIX-RooM single. Northwest sec-
ton. From owner BEDFORD 1910.
FULL value paid equities In used homes
regardless location, condition, fore
closure, no commission, Principals only
Give full particulars. Address BOZ 1904
Detroit Times.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for your property.
East Side only. Tuxedo 1881.
HOUSES. lots. farms. lake prop. buyers
waiting. Fielder. 1904 Telegraph. DE. 234o.
READY CASH BUYERS! Houses, flats
apis. See us first for quick sctionl
G. W. WHITE. 1850 Hastings. TIE. loose.
sINGLEs- F.,s East side; quick deal
--rEsr ~ terms. HEITMhNN. Lenox 25t6.
WANTED Singles fa,s northwest section
Geo. w Taylor. $685. Grand River. Tyler
$1,000.
WANTED--2-3 bedroom nomes Northwest
section. $1,000 down. Ho. $500.
WANTED, S OR s-RoOM HOUSES
HAVE CASH BUYER We. e-l50O
WANT 20 sell quickly Cash for your prop
i erty. no $3.50
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ings IN We big sunday Times Want Al
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A Spec, Curtains 39c Pr. & Up
Pinless, hand finished system. AMBASsA-
DOR. 1878 Linwood. Townsend 1880
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Loundries

Al family wash; all nat. is los. X.20:
everything ironed, 15c pound shirts IN
ished l2c each. Central Uptown Laundry,
Townsend S-207i
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A SPECIAL IN CURTAINS
HOLLYWOOD CURTAIN CLEANERS
1915 JOY ROAD TYLER 5-300i
sTERILIZED WASH, IS LBS, Use
IL LBS. FLAT IRONED. 7Sc
HAWKES. IRONED IN DAMP AND FLAT
DELMAR LAUNDRY. FITZROY 1898
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Board and Room

pENITEAU 35al. near Motor Products
All eonvepiencss first class. single
double
Commons CRATiOT section. l245e West
phalia Large front room. suitable for
I or 3"genilemen.
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AJAX Engineering Service Company--De-
signing engineers: open for additional
COMMITMENTS special machinery, tools,
1igs, fixtures, gauges. 1927 Traverse.
Plaza 1857.
AVAILABLE: q. Ooo square feet for nat
! sheet metal work, 14-gauge up; drilling,
tapping. arc, spot. acetylene, seam weld
ing, painting, assembly and testing. Ire
msyne Vermont 5-3923.
AUTO CITY PLATING COMPANY-Gov-
eminent specifications. polishing, buffing
and plating. 1856 Denton, Hamtramck.
Madison 100.
CARLSON Welding Service = "PRODUC-
TIoN WELDING WITH JOB SHOP
FINISH" 400 Woodward. Royal Oak.
DEFENSE printing factory forms. indus
trial Job tickets Whitlock Press. 1904
Ashton. oregon 1877.
DEFENSE printing, Offset and letter press.
Edward c. Tieman. 41to Hardwood
Tyler -4-7693.
HIGHEST PRICES Scrap iron, metals
American Scrap Iron - Metals. Tyler
SASS.
WE sand blast all metal parts quick
service. Hess Glass Company, s104 Tire
man avenue. Hogarth 6sl7.
WORK wanted for power saw, lathe. drill
press, surface grinders. acetylene welding
and pattern duplicated In metal. Lenox 62s3.
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Al DAY SERVICE
20 LBS. DAMP WASH soc
WILSON LAUNDRY TYLER 4-lIOo
lA-i-42 PIECES flat or Il pounds, Si.2s;
! IS pounds damp flat. csc; 20 pounds
damp. soc. Grand Model. Hogarth 1850.
Al FAMILY washing, half nat, everything
! ironed. I5c pound mending free. Town
send $4,000.
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ABSOLUTE Al WORK GUARANTEED
II lbs. Damp, 72c

10 LBS. SOC. FOR ALL FLAT WORK.
Blankets and Handkerchiefs Finished
Sunshine Laundry. LIE. 1870
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Business Places for Rent

HASTINGS sTREET-Large store. excel
lent business location. Taylor, Terrace
1859
NEW brick building. heated: centrally 10
Gated beauty shop: $40. 1905 Henry.
Property Management
COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE
SELDOM JOHNSON. INC. OFFICES
50 YEARS of Real Estate Management
Hannah Real Estate E1chsnEe Inc.
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GIGANTIC SPECIAL
Is POUNDS, Csc
CURTAINS. 25c AND UP
QUALITY LA. 52i5 SERVICE
AMERICAN LAUNDRY SPECIAL
Is pounds damp, s5c: II pounds all flat
ironed, si.f2; city wide: called and deliv-
cred: cash and carry, 20Ss off.
350s CANIFF--MADISON $3.50
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Real Estate Wanted

A CASH deaf waiting for good East side
property. LIE. 1855.
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Bus Transportation
Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

BINDING. FRINGING, REPAIRING
American Carpet Cleaning
sx12. $3.50; 40 yrs. exp. Madison 1913.
NORTHWESTERN Carpet Cleaning. 4515
| Collingwood Rugs cleaned: insured.
Telephone HOgsrth 300.
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|Upholsterins

Wood
ALL BEST HARDWOOD. furnace chunks.
mixed. 1924 Mack. Telephone Murray
I057s
GENUINE hardwood. factory blacks ard
cuttings. All clean wood. East SIDE only:
1858 CONNER ARLINGTON oc7o
KINDLINO IS, oaku chunks 81, mixed
$3.50; - cubic feet. Lsnox e31b.
100 CUBIC FEET NEW K1NDLINo
No nails. East Side Delivery. t3.5o
West Side delivery. 50. slocum 1883.
Miscellaneous for Sale
HOUSE PAINT, 81. Oo--Davison Unclaimed
Freight stores 1887 Livernois. 1879
East Dawson, iis34 Grand River, 1890
Mack -Four Great stores.)
KoDAKs- cameras. VIII sell. buy.
\ exchange. Acme Camera Ex., 5l1 Shelby
LADDERS, all sizes, extensions. Cali for
low prices. Ma. 5000. eool Oakland
NEW galvanized twin pals. acc. Vslspsr
\ pafnt-vsrnish. Hook, $3.50 Mack.
USED TRUNKS
u s3-S4--SS
Y loi FAST JEFFERSON
WORK BENCH. so" long. t5.45. chapI
Lumber Co.. ss73 East 1-Mils road
Arkansas State press., 1942-01-30

less they We're ready to do what
they had been long planning to do
hold up Blum's Delicatessen,
Robbing Blum's would be a sym
bolie challenge of the white
worlds dule over them; a challen-
sc which they yearned to make,
but were afraid to.
With his comrades he stood
watching an air plane writing III
the sky. Il could fly one of them
things if | had chance" Big
ger mumbled reflectively, God
dammit They don't let us dc
nothing" "Who?" "The white
folks, he answered" "They got
things and we amt. They dc
things and we can't. Its just like
living in Jail. Half the time !
feel ike Pm on the outside OF
the world peeping in through a
knot-hole in the fence
Now Go On With the Story;
CAV, amt no use feeling that
way about it. 1t don't hell
noEe," Gus said,
"You know one thing " Bigger
said.
what ?"
Sometimes ! feel like some
thing awful's going to happen tc
me- Bigger spoke with a tingo
Of bitter pride in his voice.
"What YOU mean" Gus asked,
looking at him quickly There was
fear in Gus eyes.
II don't know | just feel that
way, Every time | get to thinking
about me being black and they
being white, me being here and
and they being there, feel likes
something awfurs going to happen
to me ="
"Aw for Chrissakesl There amt
nothing you can do about it. How
come you went to worry yourself?
You black and they make the
laws
"Why they make us live in on,
corner Of the city? Why dom
they let us fly planes and run
ships
Gus hunched Bigger with his el.
bow and mumblod good-naturedly
Jaw Niger. quit thinking about
it. You'll 60 nuts"
The plane was gone from tho
sky and the white plmcs of float.
ing smoke were thinly spread
vanishing. Because he was rest
less and had time on his hands
Bigger yawned again and hoisted
lis arms high above his head.
Nothing ever happens" he COM
planned.
what you want to happen ?"
Anything" Bigger said with a
wide sweep Of his dingy palm, a
Arkansas State press., 1942-01-30

V'e golo Oh inc sun lhfoush 'heir
u translucent UPS. ne '''leu MS
''eou aHa watched Vne sla'e-color-
ct oiru zap ana "heel out OF slght
over inc cage OF a nlFh rooi'
No"' IL ! eo"'o only 90 lhaI
n'sSe' S"'o,
U"a "ueh'''
-. N'Ss1f you NUS
Arkansas State press., 1942-01-30
Warming Order

In the Pulaski Chancery Court
State of Arkansas, County of Pull
ask, IS. Cleo Martin, plaintiff, VS.
Margaret Martin, defendant.
The defendant, Margaret Martin
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff, Cleo
Martin.
Dated: Jan. s, 1912. W. A. Sing
field. solicitor for plaintiff; Johr
L. Sullivan. Attorney ad Litem, II
S. Nixon, Chanccry Clerk BY Reed
W. Thompson, d. C.
Arkansas State press., 1942-01-30
33rd and State SITS.

Mrs. NJ. r, Carrigan, reporter
for the church, has announced that
special service will be held Sunday,
in connection with the Commun-
ion Day. The group is inviting all
members and friends to be pres
emit. The Rev. w. L. Lambert is
pastor and will deliver the mes
sages during the day, Each mem
Der viii be asked to make 81 GU
contribution in the first Sunday
Rally.
A. c. + League
This is ono Of the NEST active
auxiliaries of the church, and each
Sunday an interesting discussion
is held during the meeting Of the
group.
Prayer is offered for the sich
and shut-ins and we pray that they
will soon be up and Join us in oul
worship,
Arkansas State press., 1942-01-30

ner few blocks away. Bigger
pursed his lips and sang:
"Zoooooooomr !"
"They got everything" Gus
said,
"They own the world" Bigger
said.
Jaw, wha: the hell Gus said
Let's 90 in the poolroom.
80. X"
They walked toward the door Of
the poClroom.
Say, you taking that job you
told us about?" Gus asked.
q don't know"
"You talk like you don't want
it,"
Oh, holl yes, l want the job,
Bigger said.
They looked at each other and
laughed, They went inside. The
pooroom was empty, save for a
fat black man who held half
smoked, unlit cigar in his mouth
and leaned on the front counter
To the rear burned a single green
shaded bulb.
Hi, Doc" Bigger said.
you boys kinda early this
morning" Doc said.
Jack or G. II. around yet 90
| Bigger asked
Nav" Doc said.
Lets shoot game" Gus said
I'm brooke" Bigger said.
81 got some money
Switch on the light. The balls
are racked,' Doc said.
, Bigger turned on the light. They
Jagged for first shot. Bigger won.
1 They started playing, Bigger's
shots were poor; he was thinking
Of Blum's fascinated with the idea
Of the robbery, and little afraid
of it.
Remember what we talked
about so muCh?" Bigger asket
IN a flat, neutral tone.
NAV"
"OId Blum
ooh, Gus said I'VE amt talked
about that for a month. How come
you think Of it all of a sudden %
Lets clean the place OUT
81 don't know
at was your Plan from the
start, Bigger said.
Gus Strengthened and stared
at Bigger, then at Doc who was
looking out of the front window
"You going to tell Doe? Can't
you never learn to talk low ?'
cav, | was just asking you, dc
you want to try it?"
"Naw".
"How come? You scared cause
he's a white man?'
Nav But Blum keeps a gun.
Suppose he beats US to it?'
Arkansas State press., 1942-01-30
Warning Order

In the Pulaski Chancery Court;
State of Arkansas, SIS. County Of
Pulaski, Bette Marie Talley.
Plaintiff, VS., Robert Talley, Defen-
dant. The Defendant, Robert Tai
ley is warned to appear in this
courts within thirty days and ans
wer the complaint of the plaintiff
Bette Marie Talley. Dated Jan
Is, 1912. Booker and Booker, Soil
eitor for Plaintiff; j. A. Hihler, At
torney ad Litem. II. S. Nixon
Chancery Clerk. BY Reed W
Thompson, y. G.
Arkansas State press., 1942-01-30
TexarkanianS
IN THE
n f " S

With the coming ef the nation
al celebration Of Negro History
week, the art classes have been
busy drawing pictures Of nation
al Negro artist.
Perfect Attendance
Thnd. grad rs making perfect
attendance records fer the second
. weeks are. OTIS johnson, Curtis
Brewer. layer Conner, Dorothy
Mason. Dorothy Jean Ray, Gloria
Dean ROLAND and Dorothy Jean
Turner
Primary Department
The primary department has
been actively engaged IN making
health posters for their eelebra-
ton of Negro Health Week. Prof
| IL. Caldwell is principal of the
school
Gid Resident Passes
| Final rites We're held from the
| Polly Chapel Baptist Church last
Saturday for Mrs, Dora Fearonce
who died mt her home, 1920 Boul.
| evard, On Tuesday, Jan. 20, after
a brief illness. Officiating ut ths
services was Rev. Marvin I. Rob
inson, pastor Of the church o
i, | which Mrs, Fearonee was a faith
| full member. lnterment in Wood
| lawn Cemetery, with Richardson
| Funeral Service in charge. Su
pivors are four sons, Messrs. JOIN
Fearonce, Shreveport; VIM. Fear
| once, Philadelphia; Peyton Fear
once, Louisville. Ky; DR., Nathan
iel Fearonce, Los Angeles; foui
daughters, Mesdames Dovie Ste
wart, Denver Alberta Chipchase
Chicago Emilee Chappelle and {
! f. Goree, both Of Texarkana; two
grand children. Friedrich Leach
Of this city; and Miss Betty Clio
tel Fearonce of Philadelphia.
FUNERALS FROM JNO. JAY
JONES FUNERAL HOME
Week of January $3.50
Tyre Hall. PIC Gulpha St, Hot
/ Springs. Ark.
Louise Blaylock, Texarkana.
Burl Evans, from Shady Grove
Cemetery, Lewisville, Ark.
Simon Hunt. from Shady Grove
c. M, L. Church, Atlanta, Tex.
James Young, Shady Grove Bap-
list Church, Bloomberg, Tex.
Sidney Floyd Harrison Chapel
Baptist Church, Texarkana.
Arkansas State press., 1942-01-30
BY Richard Wright
That's When | Feel Like Something

sweep that included all the pos
sible activities Of the world.
Then their eyes we're riveted; a
slate-colared pigeon sWooped down
to the middle Of the steel car
tracks md began strulting to and
fro with rultled feathers, its fat
neck bohbing with regal pride, A
street ear rumbled forward and
the pigeon rose swiftly through
the air en- wings stretched 50 taut
and sheer that Bigger could see
Arkansas State press., 1942-01-30
THE STORY THUS FAR;

Bigger was sick Of his life at
home. Day in and day out there
was nothing but shouts and bieker-
ing. But what could he do? Each
time he asked himself that question
his mind hit blank wall he stop
ped thinking,
lie thought of Gus, {, II and
Jack. Should he go to the pool
room and talk with them? But
there was no use in his going I'M
Arkansas State press., 1942-01-30
: AWful Is Going To Happen To Me

know what you mean, It's like
you going to fall and don't know
where you geing t. land !"
Gus voice trailed off. The sun
slide behind big white cloud and
the street was plunged in cool
shadow; quickly the sun edged
forth again and it was bright and
warm once more, A long sleek
black ear its Tenders glinting like
glass in the sun, shot past them
at high speed and turned cor
Arkansas State press., 1942-01-30

NfffN -
ney, oil Ash St.
The ceremony
was performed
by Rev. A J,
jackson,
Personals
Mrs. Alberta
Cooper. s A 5
Laurel St. left
Saturday morn
ing for Omaha
Neb., where she
Arkansas State press., 1942-01-30

VIC Vb5iat VI Hei NauE HNNit W -
Geraldine Cooper Davis, who is
critically i'll at this writing.
Mrs. NJ. J. Burton, 400 +. 18th
ST., has as guest her daughter
Mrs. A. c. Crockett of Popular
Bluff. We regret that Mrs. Bur
ton has been confined recently
with inf'lnenza. $50. 4
Visitor
Mrs .Flordie Wyatt Of Columbia
Tenn, IS visiting her sister, Mrs
Mathes and DR.. J. II. Mathes.
SOCIAL NEWS
Debonaire Club
Mrs. J. II. Jackson who resides
on Oak St., entertained members
Of the socially prominent club at
her home on last Friday night, A
delicious salad plate was served
the following members: Mesdames
i. +. Collins, Elzenobia Porter
and the Misses Vivian Bell, Doro-
thy Williams, Mamye Jamison and
Verna Breckenridge.
Pandora Club
Monthly social Of the club was
held at the home Of Mrs. G. u.
Jamison, Jru on las1 Saturday af
ternoon. Everyone enjoyed de
lightful evening pt bridge. The
following MEMBERS, <rc present
and were serve4y 5p1ous salad
course by thet Re- EFF Mesdames
7. L. Andersof,C ftha Daniels
c. N. Shropshiret A. N. Johns,
B. s. Ingram, J {, Lowe, Myrtle
Coleman and G. quo al uaA!
Modernette Clubs . i,
The ModenetteP held their reg
ular meeting on last Friday night
at the residence osf Mrs Geneva
Edwards, 500 faurel st. Plans
were made for Valentine Tea and
after a brief business session the
members enjoyed a social hour,
Out of Town Guets Enjoy
Dinner Party
Mrs. G. L. Jamison, ST., enter
tanned with a dinner party at her
home Oh last Sunday. Those en-
joying the hospitality We're Mrs.
Alberta Chipchase, of Chicago;
Mr.. and Mrs. Dovie Stewart, Den
yer, Colo, Mrs. Earline Fearance,
Les Angeles, Calf, and Mesdames
V. G. Goree and Emilee Chappell,
DR.. G. U. Jamison, ST., Entertains
Prominent visitors were recent
ly entertained with stag at the
Rod and Reel Club at Kelly Lake
by DR.. Jamison. The guest list in
cluded Messrs. Leon Stewart of
Denver, Arthur Chipchase, Chica-
60, DR.. Nat Fearance, Los Angeles,
Mr.. Payton Fearance, Louisville,
Ky, and Mr. William Fearance Of
Philadelphia, Pa.
New Bethel Presbyterian Church
Special services were held at
this church on last Sunday and
very impressive programs were
witnessed throughout the day An
rual Young Peoples Day was OBJ
served in the afternoon and the
entire service was carried out by
the young people. Guest speaker
on the program was c, n. Shrop-
shire, Jr. Mrs. Beatrice Raphael
is director of the Young Peoples
work. Visitors during the day in
cluded Mr.. G. L. Garner, Prof.
Herman Caldwell and Mr.. Fred
Jones. Also the congregation and
membership rejoiced in having Mr.
and Mrs. Silas Nelson back ii
their group.
OUR SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
Sixth Grade Presents Program
In keeping the spirit Of patriot
ism the 9th Grade group presented
a playlet last Friday in the as
sembly room Of the school The
title Of the play was pledge AL
legiance." The program was en-
tertainirg as well as instructive,
Negro Health Week Materials
The 9Th Grade pupils are pre-
pairing materials for presentation
during Negro Health Week and
announce completion Of their 9
weeks test.
Art Glasses Active
Arkansas State press., 1942-01-30
BY Mrs. V. {. Love
Phone 4l7sW
NiARRIED!

MARRIED!
Mrs. Donnie Wilbum became the
bride of Mr.. r. l., keele, Sunday
night, Jan. %, in a quiet eere-
mony at the home of MI and Mrs,
n.an,. NIX In