Arkansas State press., 1942-09-18

Mr.. Leslie, Mgr. and Mr.. Tyler.
market rlanager, with a complete
line of groceries, meats, confee-
tions. tobaecos, soft drinks, notions,
sundries. school supplies etc. Sew
efal colored helpers are employed
here regularly.
CEDAR STREET SERVICE
Station, 1921 W. Barraque, (cor.
Cedar and ~Barraquel, Pine Bluff.
Dave Davis, prop and Messrs.
Charles Pembroke, Ben Gross. viii
Johnson, Sonny Bates, and George
Pennyanna. attendants. Handling
4 complete line of Magnolia Gas
and oils, tires, accessories, etc, as
well as a complete department
handling liquors AMI wines. This
station has been operated by the
present management for about two
years.
JIM COATS GROCERY twhite).
92a W, 33rd ST., for three or four
years handling a complete line of
groceries and meats, etc, with
about ninety percent colored trade; .
colored helpers have always been
employed, Jack Patton and Harvey
Elliott being recent employees, with
Perry Shaw being employed at the
present time.
COLLEGIATE BARBER SHOP
6l5 North Cedar ST., Pine Bluff,
Roger c. Williams, prop, for about
five years. He is a native of
Arkansas; a graduate of A, and NJ.
College; married .. a member of
the LIST Baptist Church.
COLLEGE Inn, l104 North Cedar
St, Pine Bluff, Mrs. Leona Reich
er, prop, handling sandwiches
plate lunches, soft drinks, etc. She
and her husband. Rev. Beleher. be-
long to the Primitive Baptist
Church. They have two children.
DADS GROCERY (white) 400 +,
Roosevelt, T. r. Dowd, prop, fer
six years handling the usual line of
groceries, meats etc, using the
slogan "where quality as we'll as
! quantity counts" Their trade is
ABOUT 9s percent eelared and they
have always employed coiored help
Clyde and Clayton Adrow have
worked there for five years. Ietha
May Greenlaw is also employed
there, while Dewitt Hefington,
who has been employed there, is
now gcing into the army.
]. O. DAVIDSON (white) Grocery
and Market, 1924 {. Washington,
North Little Rock, for one year at
this location and fer seven years
in Little Rock. handling the usual
line Of groceries. meats etc, with
about a sixty five percent ceiored
trade; employing eelored delivery
boys.
DEW DROP Inn. 251s Commerce
Mrs. II. Richardson, prep, Jta
year in handling a neighhorhood
grocery with the usual line of gro
%ceries, meats ETC.. She is a mem /.
Der Of Mt. Pleasant Rapt. church.
f. u. Dixon Grocery. (white)-
1900 Rock ST., E. d. Dixon, prop,
10Th year, with the usual line Of
groceries, meats etc, with a SO
percent colered trade, employing
one colored girl. Mildred Walton,
and two colored boys Ebert Ben
ton and Buddy Frazer.
DUCK INN, 405 No. Cedar Street,
Pine Bluff, Fayette Roberts, prop.
for ten years handling barbecue,
sandwiches, cold beer, wines. soft
drinks, etc. His wife, Mrs. Edna
Roberts assists in the manage
ment. They are natives of Pine
Bluff and belong to the st. Johns
Church.
PIT EAT SHOP, 217 Cherry st.
North Little Roek), Mrs. Helen
Pruitt, prop, She has just recent
ly opened this place, since her
husband Ernest Pruitt was sent to
Camp Claiborne, Alexandria, La,
She handles lunches, sandwiches,
h~ome-cooked food, CONNECTIONS, So
da water, etc, She is a native OF
Little Rock but recently spent IL
years in California.
ECONOMY FOOD STORE (white)
634 w, 9th St, Leon Spitzberg,
prop, for II years in the one loca-
uen, and with a total of twenty
six years being in business on the
the street. He handles groceries
meats, delicatessen; soft drinks,
ice cream etc. Employs Richard
Thompson, with extra help at
times.
NJ. EVANS GROCERY. 1922
Spring St., Mrs. Marian Evans,
and her daughter, Mrs. Bertha
Adams, proprietors, for two years
handling a neighboring store with
the usual line Of groceries. meats,
etc, They are members OF Saint
Peters Rock Bapt. Church.
EVEREADY CLEANERS, 1913
W. 9th St., ". A. Jones, prop, for
five years conducting a cleaning,
pressing, dyeing, hat cleaning and
alteration business; owning his
own cleaning plant and giving n