Arkansas State press., 1942-09-18

day service. He is a native Of
Arkansas; 20 years in Little Rock,
graduate of Bishop College, Mar
shall, Texas married, l girl, and
member Of the Arch st, Baptist
church.
EZELLA'S BEAUTY SHOP. SD
+. Washington, North Little Rock
Mrs. Eaella Blount, prop, She has
been ten years in the beauty eul-
ture trade, with four years at her
present address; manufactures and
sells own line of beauty prepara-
tons; specializing in marching;
assisted by Mrs. Maggie Liggons,
operator. The Blounts are Of the
Baptist faith. The husband is IA
defense worker.
W. HAROLD FLOWERS, Attor-
ney-at-L Law, Masonic Bldg, Pine
Bluff, Native of Stamps, Ark
graduate of Philander Smith Col
lege "a, b. graduate Of Robert
II. Terrell Law School, Washing
ton, d, c, Gil. b., married;
methodist; prominent in ~fraternal,
promotion and organization work.
GLADYS 4 JOYCE BEAUTY
SALON, 2l9 +. Washington, No.
Little Rock, Miss Gladys Scott
and Miss Annie Joyce, proprietors,
Mrs, @, A, Scott, manager, with
a coterie of experienced and train
ed operators ON duty at all times.
Recently opened modern, latest
equipment etc.
HOLT FURNITURE COMPANY.
(whitel, l0l9-23 W, 7th Street
Harry Holt, prop, and for thirty.
years conducting a new and second
hand furniture business; buying,
selling, and exchanging. everything
in the furniture line; two colored
boys, Jake Jackson and Wilson
May are employed at the present
time.
II. n. HOWELL GROCERY &
Market (white1 1901 High Street,
handling a complete line Of grocer
les, meats etc, as well as school,
supplies; colcred boys have al
ways teen employed during the 5
years Of business, One boy Ieun
Ferguson recently joined the navy;
now including Vernon Hall, his
brother Clark Hall, and Buddy
several other boys employed there
Thompson.
IDEAL BEAUTY SHOPPE, 1892
f. 2nd St, North Little Rock. Mrs.
Ruth c. Waters. prop, In business
since 1886, using own system but
trained under the Nelvatex, Colwa,
ard Nine. Burehett systems. Mss
Mineola Norman is her assist
ont. Mrs. Waters and her husband
Mathew Waters are members of
the Leach Chapel CME Church,
and are prominent in church ard
civic work.
JIMMIE'S PLACE, COS Cedar
North Little Rock, Jimmie and
Mrs. Elva Lindsay, props. 10 years
i'm fhe businds S; fhree yeNrs in
present location; handling beer,
wine, soft drinks, sandwiches, etc.
with private booths and private
rooms; both are natives OF Ark
ansas, and belong to the Bethel A.
E. church.
EDDIE JONES. 307 f. 3rd Street
Pine Bluff, "Talk to Papa" has
been his slogan since 1886; handi-
ing beer. wine, lunches, short or
ders, notions etc. He is a world
war veteran, married, native of
Bluff, member q the Nation
al Veterans Association, the Elks;
NAACP. AME church, atc. and
head Of the Veterans Organi2a-
ton in Arkansas and Louisiana.
ANNIE LEES BEAUTY SHOP,
l414 West 9th St. Mrs, Annie Lee
Hhrston, prop, Mrs, Harston has
been in the beauty culture bust
In Little Rock for ten years
although but one year at her
present location, formerly being on
High Street, and also on 10th St.,
and also on Ringn. For a con-
siderable time she taught at the
Nelvatex School; she has ftuilt
her present business under her
own name; is married; one boy in
navy; member Of the Mt. Zion
Baptist Church, and currently is
looking for an experienced opera
tor.
LIONS DEN, Campus of A. and
M. College, OFF Highway 70, Pine
Bluff, Mrs. 4. b Mazique, prop,
since 1888, serving plate lunches,
sandwiches, soft drinks, confect-
ions, tobacco, ice cream, school
supplies etc.
CLAYTON DUPREE McKINDRA.
County Agent, jefferson County,
Pine Bluff. For over five years ac-
lively engaged as County Agent,
with an assistant, Mrs. Estelle NJ.
Wright, as the Home Demonstra-
ton Agent.
MARY'S CAFE, iiOi W. 10th st.
Flovd and Mrs MARY Cipnson