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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-30

No Double Parking
In the downtown section Mr..
Exeli placed the dangerous habit
Of double parking CA the
mustnt" list And persons walk
ing were not exempted from the
police chiefs warnings
II Is the Law that ans pedess
TRAN must walk on the extreme
edge Of the highway, Il IL IS nee
essaTy for persons walking 20 use
The highway. and they must walk
fseiag traffic or on the left side
Of the street II is dangerous to
the man al woman on foot and
unfair 10 the molorist for pedes
TRANS 20 spread fanWsise over
half OF more Of the highway II
two or more persons are walking
together they should proceed IN
single file Tire streets and high
ways If Pascsgouls as not suffi-
cienily wide fo allou an aut0mo.
bile 10 swerve around . person
walking On the pavement and
still miss 2 car which might be
approaching from the opposite
diresiion
Bicycle rid r. must conform 70
traffic rules According to the
law. bicycle riders are dlfezled to
ride in the sanae lane Of traffic
r. which they would travel we're
fhes driving 81 automobile and
70 use the Same traffic signals
No automobile can avoid striE
lng 8 bicycle # suddenly the rid
e whips across 10 front II q
moFing car with no warning
Chief Egen said
II IS absolutely illegal for mere
thar one person f. RIDE 5 bicycle
at TIE same tIfpc and If 81 snv
time two persons are caught M
tnE on the same bicycle fhef vii
be arrested and prosecuted he
Declared
Il IS certainly terrible 81 real
txe thai during the past fave
weeks fwo little children under
AZ years q age have ed ard
anothef three ycar-o.a boy has
narIowiy escaped serious MUM.
The hands - motorists e
&c We must indeed realize
asf drastic steps must - taken
prevent an repetition of ttes
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taking deNn re leeas nsln
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police headquarters
Brake Tsgs Urged
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-30

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Arkansas State press., 1943-08-27
The Late
Mrs. Ada Allen

The family of the late Mrs.
Ada Allen expresses appreciation
to friends for kindness shown
during her illness and transla.
ton.
Mrs. Allen was a resident OF
Conway and many descendants
survive, Her daughter, Mrs
Myrtle Bennett, resides here al
1874 w. 9th st.
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-27
FOLLOWING THEIR
TRAINING

Report comes to this column
that young white yandals have
begun to work again. This time
a colored girl was involved, The
story goes: The young girl was
walking along the streets in the
Heights. a suburb of the city res
idenced by the "uppercrust," the
young vandals passed her riding
In an automobile, made insulting
remarks, then returned and as an
ultimatum to climax intentions
that ! am unable to describe,
threw a Coca Cola bottle and hit
the girl In the face, leaving their
marks. This is no unusual case.
Often Negroes are made the tar
get Of young whites abuse. But
what can be done about It? These
youngsters have been taught all
their lives from their flreside
that black folks have no rights
to be respected.
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-27
COAL HILL



Bethel AME Sunday Schoo
had inspiratlonal service Sunday
Visiting was Bro. Riley West OF
Ozark, formerly of this village
and along with his wife and two
children, Nola and Rayford, were
guests of his father. Geo West.
Miss Lilly ID, Hogan of Wichita
Kansas, and Miss Mildred Hogar
OF GAINESVILLE We're guests OF
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L
Hogan, Mr.. Chiles of Var
Buren, was guest of Miss Lilly L.
Hogan Sunday. Pvt. James
kirtendail Of Ozark was guest
of Miss Bernice West. Mrs.
Rosalee Menife and twins of Van
turen are guests Of her parents,
Mr.. and oMrs William Green.
A. u, West. who has been i'll for
quite some time. has recovered
and reported to his job, g.. Mrs.
Sendy Barnes and Miss Agnes
Dodson We're guests Of Mrs, Mad
cline Robinson, J. Il. Hogan
md w. II Harfgrayes, promi-
nent farmers are harvesting hay
tbs week.
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-27

Camp Ma2ey, Texas, Is home on
Through Mr.. and Mrs Tom
Grant aud grandson OF North Lit
tie Rock We're Sunday guests of
his sister, Mrs. Smith. Mrs.
Mabel Maddox and daughter
Margaret, Of Kansas City have
returned after spending seven
weeks wila her sister, Mrs. Molly
Winston, who Is i'll. Miss luez
Henry of BanyiIle. who has been
visiting Mrs, Winston has re-
turned home. Mr.. and Mis-.
solomon Brown left for Detroit.
Mich, Miss Fannie Mae Jones
has just returned from Chicago,
Ill.,, where she las been visiting.
49,. SGT T. l.. Scott IT. of Camp
MaXey, Texas, is on furlough
here. Miss Dorothy Sutton
ana Mrs. Hazel Bullock left for
Washington, d. c., where they
hold civil service jobs after va
cationing with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs, c. $. Sutton and en-
route We're guests of Miss Sally
Brooks in Columbus. Ohio. T..
cpl Bullock left for Camp La
Juanta, Colo. after brief hon
oymoon with his bride, the form
er Miss Hazel Sutton. Mrs.
Hannah King returned to Mem
phis after visiting her sister Mrs,
c. S. Sutton.
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-27
Nashville
Vertie " hitc

D. v.-s ,.--n-,.
Dow roo,or :. Ch,..t,i,, -,
oa np,ntta c,naou 49,, ha.h -
wo,1 nIoosoa u,ith 1T. ,.at.a
F,dor pbo,o hala orartar1y aon
forepco AZ g Iamos ch,roh nth
Row q 4 nelson hos, nastor
pvts Gordon and Thomas con,.
tsr and at1onov,s yvaI,on aro
homo an f,rron@b Mr. and
Mrs Grandson Wbtto arc nrond
noro,+s - : ,oh, aaa 0t1
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-27
Hot Springs
BY Gloria Downs

| AROUND THE VAPOR CITY
Mrs. j. H. Clayborn, wife OF
DR.. j. II. Clayborn of Little Rock.
DR.. John Graham Of Ell Dorado,
and Swiftly Davis of Texas top
the list of visitors this week.
DIR and Mrs. Slilson have return
cd from Detroit where they have
taken q mucd needed vacation. ..
The Jackson boys of Gulpa st.
Garage are in Texas for a few
weeks, DR. and Mrs. T. ].
lullin motored to Lockesbure
Monday where DR.. Griffin will
conduct a five nights revival.
5. w, Fuller leaves for California
this week where he will work un-
til spring The Civic League
went on record to finance
swimming pool behind Roanoke
ana Haven churches. Now IL
the time for some Race man to
run for city office Mrs. Clay
born challenged the Civic League
to urge the city to pave in front
Of Langston High School rather
than for the League to spend so
much time In raising donation
money in a recent address made
by her. Some Gossip--A GER
tain man who lives between Rob
in and High Streets had his 1909
car oyerhauled the other day to
offset the Government from SELF
ing it for junk. All of the old
heads of the city with the OK
ception Of three who are filled
with aches and complaints Grip
pied in last Thursday morning at
2:30 p. m. from the show en-
titled Cabin in the Sky" Sorry
they are too old to come in the
day. A certain preacher who
pastors in a large red brick
church attended one Of his Dis
trict meetings last week. He
drove home from his meeting
each night Ga distance Of one
hundred and fifteen miles) to see
his charming wife A certain
business woman sneaked to the
dance in Little Rock, Monday
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-27

| enjoy more than an air raid as
| watch the artificial lightning.
If you folks at home want to
have your friends, sweethearts,
brothers and husbands come back
soon, give US all the support you
can, and we the enlisted men of
the 10th will keep fighting and
rolling on to victory. Yet. we are
having a hell Of a time.
Yours,
S-Sgt. r. M. Foster
Co. Il" 4Gth ON Regt.
Somewhere in No. Africa,
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-27
CONWAY
Odessa Bynum

Union Bapt s. S. was well
attended with Albert Wooten act
ing Suptl Collection $500 with
S. Q. Black, teacher, still holdinq
banner, Rev Reed preached al
tie morning hour. The Won.
ems Missionary met at joint
/ meeting, raising $500 with
three circles raising $14.75 to-
ward their PASTORS trip to Chi
eaeo, and No. 3 circle reporting
$3.50, the highest amount. Rev.
Reed also brought the night mes
sage. "The Root of All Evil"
Mrs. Pearl Wiley will be Mon
days hostess to Circle No. 8. /.
Frank IIarrell was host to the
Prayer Band Mrs. Hazel How
81 will entertain the YWCA
tirls at he home Wednesday. -.
Mrs. Cleveland GatWood has as
guest her sister. Mrs. Mary
Perry has returned from Spring
field, Ill, and was accompanied
by her grandson, Ronell owens.
. Mrs. Commodore Thomas is
visiting her mother-in-law, Mrs
Alice Thomas Mrs, Josephine
tiervey spent three DAYS at home
with her husband from her post
Gt the United Friends hospital, |
in Little Rock. Mrs. Fmman
Norman of Muskogee, Okla, is
guest OF her son and daughter
n-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nor /
man. Mr., and Mrs. Odell En-
1ry are parents of a baby daugh-
err, Patricia Ann. Matthew
Terrell Of Pine Bluff was here
to carry his neice, Lillian
"a VII " ilNNc LOI an lHutll~ !
rite stay with her grandmother,
Mrs. S. Mcdonald Rev d. II.
Myers Of Gould was guest preach
II at Ebenezer Methodist church .
Mr., and Mrs Bruce
3ynum, Miss Mary Bush and Miss
}oxie Thompson left for Kansas
lily. Bishop G, e. Curry will .
De guest speaker at Bethel AME /.
Church Sunday, Sept. 70. Il
Rev Jas. Lloyd IS pastor. Char I
ic Maddox and Paul Harris .
nave gone to Kansas City, Kans. .
Mrs. Donna Hampton is con-
lined to Conway Memorial Hos
1ital. Pvt. ELAN w. Smith Of
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-27
Editor Of the STATE PRESS

have had an experience that
is worth plenty of dough. hap
pened to be one of the many
from the L. S. A. who saw the
fall Of Tunis and Bizerta when
the battle was hot. New that
Jerry has been chased away,
can see with both eyes closed.
My first air raid was he'll, to
me, and for a while | thought
that the end had come. Now there
isn't anything in North Africa
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-27
Ro taken


The Gospel Temple Bapt.
Church school was In charge Of
SUPP. Matte jefferson, with ban
ncr awarded to Mrs. Lorida
Noldc uand class The First
Bapt Church of Wrightsyille
closed a recent revival with Rev.
w. S. Thomas preaching ten
nights and gaining Is candidates
for baptism, with a large group
attending the baptismal services.
A total Of $S6.15 was reported
during the meeting. Earlee
Davis is on furlough visiting his
mother Mrs. Ollie Sharps OF
WriGhtsyillo.
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-27

nisht, but har "horse-baiung'
husband tua.Ipd her over. win
someone tell the "tgll-about-me'
Waitress that her vile language
l. unbeeGming to the lowest
animal"
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-27
Hope:


| Rising Star Bapt. Church
| Funeral services of Rev. G. ]
Jones We're held at Magnolia with
the pastor, Rev. u. N. Glover, In
charge. Floral offerings were
| donated by the church and also
| Tie Church Of God sponsored by
Mrs. Rosie Brandon. The citf-
1onry extends deepest sympathy
| TO the bereayed family. The S.
s was in charge Of Asst. Stunt.
John Reed with Glass No. 2 re-
ceiYing the financial banner
MORNING and evening messages
were delivered by the pastor and
Two were added to the church.
Mrs. Josie Taylor and Walter
smith. Mrs, Margaret Moss of
Cleveland, Ohio, registered as a
visitor. A Bible drill was con-
Quoted at the BTU hour by Miss
Bessie Flenory ,. Mt. ZION CME !
Church (By Geneva Tuggles) -
The ). s. was in charge of Supt
Foster Williamson, reporting a
continuous growth In charge of
tpWorth League is Mrs. Ethel
Mae Harris, Collection for the
day was $2S.95. . Mrs. Armie
Denoley is reported III. Both
sermons were brought by the
pastor, Rev. w. s. Davis. |
Club News-Mrs. Ethyl Williams
was hostess to the Red Rose
Club and the following members |
registered: Mesdames Harvey !
Washington, Reece Cannon, ].
W. McWashington and Lena
Burns. Bingo was played with
prize awarded to Mrs. ]. w. Me
Washington and the group en-
joyed a delectable plate lunch at
the conclusion Of games. Flow
ers from the garden Of the host /
ess added much to the attraction !
of the affair. Prof # c
Cothran of A. NJ. and N. COLLEGE |
was weekend guest Of his moth. |
err Mrs Willie Cothran. MI 8 |
lnez knighten is back after va
cationing in Pine Bluff with her
cousin, T. G. Cochran and wife.
Miss Bessie Mcclellan, sister
of Mrs Willie Cothran is back
home after spending three months
in the University Hospital.
Miss Bessie Johnson left Thurs
day for Oakland, Calf, for an
indefinite stay, Miss Ollie Lee
Roach is spending her summer
vacation with her husband, j. d.
Roach in Cleveland, Ohio, .
Mrs. Helen Louise Flenory was
Weekend guest OF her parents.
Rev. and Mrs. Miles Wilson ac-
companying her home was her
sister, Miss Myrtle Wilson. Mr..
and Mrs Geo. Taylor entertained
her sister, Mrs. Pearl Brown, OF
label, Okla. Mrs. Adeline
Word left Monday for 81. Louis
after spendln gseyeral months
+ with her daughter and son-In-law
Rev. and Mrs. J. r, suttles.
Mrs Minnie Lucille Preston and
daughter and son, Velma and
Walter, are house guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Flenory. Mrs
Hattie Shaw and daughter have
, returned after n trip to visit theii
son and brother, Charles Shaw
formerly OF Kansas City.
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-27
"mornin' Jedee'

CONTINUED from Page II
the young jitterbugs and the old
alcoholic heads SO absorbed In
jungle music and jungle Juice, ]
Immediately came to the eonelu.
sion that nothing is imperative
In the lives OF the younger gen
Grafton rs frlyolity They are sc
closely related to other animals
that tho only line OF demarea-
ton that distinguishes them is
that they can utter sounds hat
are decipheraLle by most.
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-27
THR DAY VIZ HOPE FOR

WA live IN peace and harmony with 90
.o<Aer-rrespectve Of race. color creed, former erv
teds present position In life, without mythical toler
aree bat In spirit of Good WILL assured in the convc
tsa Of better Judgment, that we will remit to every
the ndomi able rights to the admonitior of his
conscience in whatever line OF endeavor he pusues for
mis- religious material existence When that day arrives
we will be contented. THEN. we all boast Of
DEMOCRACY, and NOT until then l. C. BATES,
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-27
Plight

Continued from Page ~
ings will be hurried, to keep this
America democracy, where
they can return and celebrate
once more in a land where the
Government Is OF the people, by
the people and for the people.
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-27
ANOTHER NIGHT

Today will be a big day for
Block Pawn Shop, for the litter
bugs must have admission to the
dance tonite, when the goth Cen
fury Gabriel Erskine Hawkins
moves In with his Tuxedo June
ton orchestra with just what
everybody has been waiting for,
Don't Cry Baby" and that 80
minute jltterbug contest. Tc
miss this will be calamity.
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-27
TOO LATE NOW

frankie Mae Crawford, 90t
w. 9th Street, could have saved
herself considerable trouble II
she had observed the orders of
the doctor But 1t Is too late
now and frankie must spend a
few weeks In Hot Springs at
USPHC.
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-27
HONORFD!

Irene Shayers, 9Th and Ringo,
Chas. Taylor, 215 East eth St,
and Irene Webb, SIG w. 9th, get
the honors this week for being
the first person 10 fall under the
newly enacted legislature, tight
ening the ropes on immortality.
Instead Of the half &C" note
which is a legal fee, they receiv-
ed the extraction OF SIS each
Some luck!
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-27
10 NV Location

D. c. Wade, proprietor Ct the
Wade's Barber and Beauty Shops
aZl L, Washington Ave, North
Little Rock and 1915 W. 10th
trect, has moved the latter bust
ness to 1920 High street.
Tie shop will be opened soon
after remodeling is completed.
Because Of the central location
Of the establishment a lucrative
trade is anticipated.
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-27

Friends are hoping a speedy re-
covery for Mrs. Mary Flenory,
suffering from a burned leg.
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-27
As Others See Us
T. III

Anybody who willing TO eoneede TO others the right
claims for himself would board crowded street cor or any
public Conveyance and inconvenience others for little
faction Of self He would realize ot pod the some fore
and entitled to the rights as he claims.
Arkansas State press., 1943-08-27
]. BLOCK
THE LOAN BROKER
LEGAL RATES

7Ol-6 West NINTH Street
Evening star., 1943-04-14

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for one-half
days work, As to 5:45 pm. a days a
week: 18 to 3h years. Apply Mrs. Ways
Smiths STORAGE Co. 1913 . st: NV.
TYPIsT, for general ONCE work: expert
llQS Woodward RldG
Evening star., 1943-04-14
HELP WOMEN.

nELf WOMEN.
ASSISTANT cAsHIER;-stock brokerase
1ss nsSds essnf Ss hr sos ssns ss ssed
ant surroundines. Reply In .lonEhand.
sivins education. telephone, address, ref
erences Box 267-E. Star
NV. beauty shop: sal. operator, S35; man
ager. $40; Apply 6@3 Pennsylvania ave-
BEAuT1cIANs CD; also one manager. for
aeer, @ SO Apply eaa Pennsyivsnia ave.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. excellent salary. Ap-
Ply In person. Nakon Beauty Salon, 5000
BEAUTY OPERATOR. frst-class; salary,
eral commission Shepherd ssss. s4oo
Georgia ave. Silver Spring.
EsS sss week ssas1 cs
Henri & Robert. 1926 K st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERAToR--Experien All
round operator; good salary. Apply in per-
18th and sts. NV
BEAUTY OPERATOR. s30-S40 salary. hrs,
8 TO 6, half f-day on: license not necessary.
Call Oxford 1854.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, Thoroughly expert
wee wo ssssn9 s7ss asteP PesaS So ss.s sso
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all-around. experi-
snced: salary and commission. Lu-Marn
Beauty Salon, 1742 Conn. ave. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. exper. Palace
Beauty Salon. 1888 Conn. ave.
BOOKKEEPER, Apply 1908 You 81. NV,
between II noon and Q pm.
BOOKKEEPER, knowledse. 81 typinf;
permanent position. national orgauisation.
Apply 623. Star Bide.
BOoKKEEPER for apt. hotel, experienced
typinE. etc. necessary: not over 40. I'M.
ployer will provide unfurn. apt. md ealAry
plIesson ii own nsndwrisne ss aha u 3os
Evening star., 1943-04-14
HELP MQAEN.

TYPIsTs- s-sTENodRAPHERs for one-half
days work, As to b:45 pm: days a
Smith! stUas % 81 e is1s aDB, st. Mas Ways
ence not necessary: permanent position.
11OS woodward Bldg.
MATTRESSES, good pay and tips. pleasant
ssr a4 .na no:
tips. Cali Woodley e77s. 54l9 Conn.
WAITRESS. FIRsT-cLAss, white, for pri.
sns saf SsHs e qit
WAITREssEs, colored, 8, pleasant, fast.
exper. not necessary; best salaries and
WORKING conditions. Apply 1908 You st. NV.
WAITREssEs white; rood pay. meals. tips
and uniforms: no Sunday work. no expert
ssSa ApD At sy.1
REss-CHAMBERMAID: live in or
out: SIS week. Phone Decatur 3084.
WAITRESS. white. wanted: about 80 yrs.
Of age; excellent pay. Apply 500 10th
xass.. TsssOnsbi. H 'as hours! Ht '' Cali % Adams
WArTREssEs-s1s week, meals. uniforms
and good tips. Manuers Restaurant.
: ~ NICHOLS ave. Be
SoaI. sssa eoSasn. to. ...n Rfs xe a9E
1923 21st. st. NV.
MATTRESSES and fountain girls: expert
enced: full time. good wages. 271S
GEORGIA ave NV.
@an Park baa sea Scr. Rs No asfs Rfs
%os With Si'?as tess and
as. O. an.n saisin Ss Z lss residence
WOMAN, white. with some home baking
experience to TO-, assist baker in hish-cla,s la,
For interview. WO. 2313.
Won WOMAN A soIorsd neat for s,hT mosnns IN
Eleventh Cafeteria. al 1ith st: NV. 16'
WOMAN, colored, for chambermaid work
III phons TSomns 1s49 h0uss issb nday. 81 nW 0 Do not
h ta d.s.r s to so oaa, Esa
workers. Steady work. S35 per week.
1918 Mt: olivet I'd. ne.
WOMEN (white). sizes 12-14-1s: experi-
Apply assistant manager. Carlton Hotel.
18th and K SITS. NV.
WOMEN for outside sales promotion work,
5-day week Apply l121 9Th st. NV.
YOUNG LADY, to learn picture transmits:
but not essential. Apply in person. be:
tween 3 am. and g PM, international
News Photos. 6O5 Times Herald Bldg.
YOUNG WOMAN to learn finance business:
typing essential. Apply in person. 33OS
Rhode Island ave, between Q and 3,
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION requires the
services of white women. between rs and 4d
years for light mechanical work: good pay.
Give experience, II any. Box 45O-E. Star
GIRL FOR SODA FOUNTAIN.
S24 per week. Continental Pharmacy
422 N Capitol
Evening star., 1943-04-14
HELP MEN tcont. J.

CABINET REFINISHERS, 3
needed, must be experienced;
guaranteed top salary in
town. Ask for Mr.. Schneider,
Georges Radio Co., SIG 9th
st. Sc.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN FOR
AUTO MECHANICS, GAS
STATION ATTENDANTS.
TRUCK DRIVERS, HAUL
ING BUILDING MATERIAL.
APPLY w. H. WEBB TRUCK
ING CO., ARLINGTON, VA.
IVY 1871. 49,
EXPERIENCED MAN FOR
ALT ITERATION DEPART
MENT IN MEMS CLOTHING
STORE. APPLY AT ONCE.
GOOD SALARY AND PER-
MANENT POSITION. THE
QUALITY SHOP, SIG 9th
ST. Sc.
Evening star., 1943-04-14
HAT CHECK GIRL.
CALL DISTRICT 1885.
LAUNDRY,

LAUNDRY.
Woman, white, with gen.
eral laundry experience, to
act as floorlady; capable of
accepting responsibility. Ap-
ply Mr.. Crummett, American
Laundries, 1905 Georgia ave.
NV.
LADY, experienced, for alter
ations department in mems
clothing store; permanent
position and good salary. The
Quality Shop, $40 9th st. Sc.
FOOD CHECKER thor
oughly experienced, fast;
$3.50 a month. Apply person
mel Office, 1907 E st. NV,
O'Donnell's.
Evening star., 1943-04-14

STENOGRAPHER, EXPE-
RIENCED; PERMANENT;
SALARY, $50. MARVIN'S,
734 7th ST. NV.