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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-16

ent from Detroit, Three Rivers,
Mount Clemens and Utica. For
going away the bride wore a
beige suit with brown accesso-
rieS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felker will leave
on NOV. % for Miami Beach,
Florida, where they will be at
home at the Albion Hotel. Mr..
Felker is a veteran of 80 months
spent in New Guinea. He entered
service Oct. 9, l94l.
Both bride and groom attend
ed the Utica high school, Mrs,
Felker graduating with the class
of l94l, and Mr.. Felker being a
student there until 1898.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-16
SENTENCE SUSPENDED

Vincent Goulette, -, of 480s
Ridge road, Richmond, was
found guilty by Justice Frank E
Jeanette Tuesday on charge
of assault and battery. He was
given a 30-day suspended SEN
tence placed on probation for
one year, and released after
payment of costs of 1855. The
charge resulted from family
trouble.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-16

in hand, sneaked up the stairs,
flung open the closet door. But
the closet invader who had been
making the fuss darted out.
Nuts" said Stauffer as he
watched him-a gray squirrel
escape through a window to
the roof.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-11-16
NUT HUNTING

CHICAGO, Nov. 10 up -
When Mrs. Frances Sproul went
upstairs in her home and heard
a noise in a closet she dashed to
the telephone and called police.
Detective John Stauffer, gun
Evening star., 1944-04-02
SITUATIONS poMESTIc
GIRL, colored, wishes job fountain c
steam table. experienced. Call AID. S54t

GIRL, colored, wishes job fountain or
steam table experienced. Call AD' sS4o.
6 GIRL, & eol05ed . wants shw e5 taxing care
GIRLS, 2. colored, desire day work or light
GIRL, -colored, to care for small child 51a
eSpsct good pay. FIR. $3.50, "
kind or cleaning store or once; ref.
GIRL, colored, reliable. dssires s.h W., light
launderins;, CONGRESS Heights section pre-
FR. 60s4,
GIRL, colored, ghw, laundry, cleaning,
8 TO 5, for emp.oyed family; experienced;
references; no Sundays. Call RE 4957.
GIRL, colored, wants work in small apt;
no cooking, light laundry; fond Of children.
GIRL. coiored. desires job basement pri-
ya;e room and bath, not, more than s in
family, positively no children: can be
recommended by very nice. people; not ex-
pecting t. be called fer defense work. :de Pre-
complexion light, 5 feet 3 inches; weight
100. to 175 pounds, aged ~. Executive
MAID, experienced. g.hw,. would like days
work or part time in apt nearby l43l R
YoUNG Ss WOMAN. colored. wants sh.w. Or
CoLoRED G1RL, experienced, wants morn
GIfm xsns veil week
best ref Phone CO. 1878.
COLORED GIRL wants part-time morning
work Of any kind Call Dupont 7s4l. c.u
GoLoRED nsE9 GIRL wants DAY WORK ean
coIoRED; Col day care of small children.
Call Dupont 1885, 8 to 10 am, any time
WOMEN. 2. reliable. colored, want nisht
work from 12 to s am. Call RE. lie
Evening star., 1944-04-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDION. xylophone, drums, etc; gut
tar with amplifiers; sacrifice. Hyman Rat
ner's Music Store 736 18th st. NV.
ACCORDION 120-base, switches. beau
tiful instrument; Phone, AT 1852.
ACCORDION, 120 bass. fine Italian, S375:
alto, $50; sax. G melody $2b; Conn
clarinet. ebonite, 500: silver cornet, best
English, S15, violin, full size, S3b;
trombone. King, S25. All Instruments
real values No dealers Box 3S3-B,
Star
ACCORDION, SO-baSe. La ToSca. good con-
dition. SlHu. RA. .OO6.
ACCoRDI0NS- Hohuer /" bass, S4a. so;
Hohncr. l3u bass, marine pearl, Sla5;
private lessons Can, Republic d%l%,
AnDlNG MACNS. CALCULATORS- Bur
lourhS, Vtctor SupStrand, Monroe, Mar
chant, hand and Clcc., sale or rent, rcNE,
circle L. 18th s. NV III. '2S"
ADDING MACHINE, check writer, tyne
writer Az SA3U
ADDING MACu,, purroushs, Al. $40 no;
Dalton pnrs, Chcekwrtter. Indds Si2,bo
itS rars rd AT co. t1Hh
ADDING MACHINE, Burroughs, a-col, hand
or electric, d. G, typewriter, Rem. std,
Elite type, newly, soycrhauled last week:
new ali three. 10000. TR. sisi.
Evening star., 1944-04-02
PERSONAL

A. T. HAUss, WATCHMAKER. formerly Of
IN 9th ST.. NV, is now in charge OF the
watch and clock repairing department at
the Aotrstejn Dept. Stores. 1000 7th ST..
nv, Kindly call for your repaired watches
1nH clocks a. this new address. Same
service r. rCVgttg &
DIS HsRGFD SOLDIER will exchange
typin'. Niugtratiup, drafting services eve
niugs for driving lessons BOX J35-B, star
EEFINFD BUSINESS LADY will stay eve
uines with lady that IL alone or child for
room Box 33g-B Star
PHONE WO. 1904 for a free demonstfa-
ton over telephone OF the Hawaiian or
Spanish guitar or nke, Henry Clay, enter
talneT, teacher, writer. 3s04 Veazey st
ATTENTION; Professional men and small
business. Have your accounting and bill
inE done accurately and Ieasonably py ex-
$3.50 per month. Franklin 0143.
Evening star., 1944-04-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED, dry cleaning and laundry store
Sdoing business) today. Box 3s5-B. Star;
boarders; whole 1st fl. used as restaurant
din: room also has 8 bedrooms above:
$2;5oo; S2;b III iio ssd terms R. M. De shazo, 1923
jhWELkH ssTfoRE-Due to death must sell
Ole. id-estah; a; downtown bus $4,000 yearly
shzo iss iies8t 14th anens2r' Na 5Sso Ssus NJ
must be sold immed:; seats ia5; rent. $50;
saSS s oGa & D ssssS. ifss ns5s1 fzth DrG
RESTAURANT 1.auor); due to induction
n Pf ssnFS eSs fh L6TsSR HA sRS seat.
ABOUT i50i rent S135; shogs hoy sal about So 900
KooMiSG HOUSE, @ near 18th Nai and 9'Fo' R, I.
ave. ave ny zoo owner states $500 monthly
sTENoGRAPHER. high-c class person. take
nty fhaEge psbc Rax teno s,,4 good
REsTAURANT '' fne ddoSrt doWntown corner. do
ing 500 daily. closes 7:30 pm, no sun
cleared 10000 last year. doing better this
Wy littIe he hslp e rsauirsd @ Pr!ee, s $500. 500.
elusive broker 1909 New York ave. NV.
Sd"os GROCERY and and general store, Groom
lefaton ssts Ill II health sds and old age reason
100 chidren Must have experenee and
5sas5sahsi sFSkE RST 'sR ss eantorab sa living
sale at attractive PRICE sf csil Gncon ooS6
q Ksndolph ~ 4ia4 on on snndaSs @ y oa@ and eve; eve
PRoFITABLE small business in market
MT
M stofes AZ. al55 betore ets lnDiniy pm after ter
GiRoGERY ss1ToRE-wfn sacrifice: owner
IL; is establi$hed 20 years; right person could
fRs IF '92o USo prefers to
standing Of the economics Of industry and
men on common ground and who can fur
nish excellent references as to character,
ability and integrity, is wanted BY q na-
cient capital to assure, requisite activity re-
Williams. D1. 5261; evenings. Di. 1896,
ffEEiRsoN TO INVEST 81 900 in business
CUSTOM TxILoRiNGt NC H and eiteration iai; store.
I WISH To PuRCHAsE established hard
ware and housefurnishings store, preferably
%
7 AM INTERESTED in purchasing one or
sms ssHay b.. ssT
CORNER GROCERY, doing 500 weekly.
very low rent; rooms Price. $2,75O. easy
terms. roo r st. ne
BEAUTY PAHLOR, newly equipped and
decorated reasonable rent doing good
business rehsoDs health Franklin 47GH
WANTED -DelicRtrsScn or light grocery
about : 300 down. Call mornings or cvr-
ri""f nE OH 90
ARLINGTON. Rooming md boarding
housc, ~ rooms, all rented baths. oil
heat hot water. For further Information.
call Y EbThardt Gil. t255,
MEAT STAND Owing 10 Illness Will sell
profitable business in Dist Market. low
rent, elec refriRerstion, fully equipped
Price, 81 200, 800 cash. terms III sOb2
RooMiSn HOUSE neessr 18th and cpl. I'd
always fIled; living quarters for owner
rGht Tor quick sale. Call Mrs. Deal.
Evening star., 1944-04-02
BUSINESSMEN.

Labor consultant, formerly employed by
Wage-Hour and Public Contracts Divisions,
U. s. Department of Labor, familiar with
SSU-1 pertaining to wage adjustments, is
now available to analyZe your payroll rec
ords and prepare applications for wage
and Treasury Dept; Al reference Box
36S-R Star
Evening star., 1944-04-02
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

TEACHERS, clerks. receptions; select po'
sitians. No charge unless PLACED; top sal
Ii yrs.). 1911 g ST. MA. 2114.
TEACHERS for immediate or September
vacancies, East and South; S1,600-S3 500.
Baltimore Teachers Agency, 516 N. Charies
ST., Baltimore l. Nd.
TEACHING POSITIONS,
Private and PUBLIC seh9ols. ,,no
Evening star., 1944-04-02
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.

roomina house e0iaafsn to run in Exchange for
apartment in NV. district. j. P. K. 937
K ST. NV.
quarters; Sober; part-time job. NE. 2S70.
Evening star., 1944-04-02
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MANAGER

cafeteria, club: twenty years
practical experience; age Al: married: COM
plete knowledge of foodstuff and service;
former owner of large restaurant; refer
ences. H. JAMES, 3017 Clinton ne, D. C. .
Evening star., 1944-04-02
UNUSUAL, SECRETARY
EDITORS, ATTENTION!

Intelligent. alert, conscientious, attrac-
tive young college graduates writing talent
available for interesting, responsible posi-
ton. Formerly with leading New York pub
lications. Also experienced. efficient Sec
retary -stenographer Taylor 0596.
Evening star., 1944-04-02

BEAUTY SHOP.
Excellent downtown loc., catering to
high.class clientele. Can accommodate
heat and hot water. Lease, $1,000. Terms,
GOOD NE. LOCATION
Good income. Low rental. Always filled.
Each may be had on $3.50 down payment.
JUST OFF CONN. AVE.
option Income quoted 1919 mo-; oil h. h.
Rent, Ss5 mo: 81. 900 cash handles.
KALORAMA RD. NV.
Nine rooms, 21z baths. nicely furnished.
Oil h.-w.h h. Income quoted S377 mo. Apt.
with, pvt. bath for owner, $1,000 cash
handles.
ROOMS AND APIS
10 rooms, 3 baths; Income quoted S23S
mo- Equipped with fire alarm system and
ESCAPES. Excellent renting location. $3.50
handles.
GUESTHOUSE,
13 rooms. 3 baths, oil h.-w:h. Rent, S105
mo. Excellent corner loc. Close to every
thing. Serves 2 meals daily. Income quoted
S7S5 mo. ST. 900 handles.
THESE ARE BUT A FEW OF OUR Nu-
MEHRoUS ExSSkUsIVE S Il ilLSTINsGss I'VE We
SALE; FOR FURTHER INFORMATION,
COME TO THE OFFICE OF
IOHN r McKFNNA
Evening star., 1944-04-02
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

AID -CONDITIONERS, room coolers re-
PaEed oaE ae1 bsm ra5oT Nov i the
BRICKLAYING, fireplace and chimneys
built and repaired. Al Fagnani. WI. 1921.
CARPENTER nspES LIST ist quality work dormer
CARPENTERiNG, painting, roofing. plss-
sssPs Act odsG ss IS
CARPENTRY REPAiRs of all kinds. Falls
kSnqaz psnns ans sysnnSS
w sa45 santora sisa.sS' Riddle. Tfil a''sF e;"
pairing. locksmith Free estimates. Call
after 5 pm, Emerson 9ls5 or WI. e527.
aaAlfRsPPsHsN!TffR!y aARPsNTfRy or pS03ns WHqd roofing reoar
EhNTRmshfoRi Ehits meehaRics MI Lamb NE s5ss
q T.. sS%7 George " Henson. any n, 'eSs S$65
EIEcfRIc RLfi Fl {; e. REPAIRS, D1 o122. Extra s
outlets installed small and large Jobs
P1IE'lRF GIEGTRIG WIRING. fixtures, extra out
ss Eec repairs o e0a CID houses specalty REGAL
ELEcTRIcAL washing machines and and re-
frigSerators r repaired and overhauled, all
EIEcTR1cAL@AI types electrical repairs.
We specialize in ampifying and inter
communication system installation and
service, Ex. 3oo7 before 1870 or eve
FLOOR SANDING and finishing, good work.
GGfssRRaIs HdME HdIi!de REPAiRs ah5 closed-n
porches and floors, storm sash and doors,
painting. Call Randolph 1852.
GENERAL CONTRACTING, bldg repairs
and remodeling of all types by experienced
Workmen. SH. 6193 GE. 7244 r"
GOOE AND BAD FURNITURE upholstered
refinished, cleaned; open evenings, Sun
days. Norton, 1905 14th st. NV. AID. 1898.
GUNS REPAIRED. reblued and rebuilt;
parts made for all makes of pistols old
"n., or modern No guns for sale. Hillside
rArERING AND PAINTING. immediate
service; - years eNper free estimates
rArWRiNG AND PAINTING Quautv work
by first clp"a Qwrnanhr For prompt sngV-
trc. ratl lt ul"r -
PAPER HANGING md painting: work
guaranteed, estimate free, Call Randolph
nHt" II
PAPER HANGING, this week only, s, and
up pCr room lni5 washable, SunfaSt pa
pcfs work guaranteed Michigan hat6
PAPERING ROOMS, SS up painting. In
terror. exterior brick stamina, plastering
cementing, carpentry, lcaky roofs, gutter
spoutins, tenant apartments roomlns
houses; special prices general repairlne,
cellar 2 roof, Calls received sunday,
Evening star., 1944-04-02
REFRESHER COURSES
'COMPTOMETER COURSES.
MOTOR TRAVEL,

LEAVING for San Francisco, want 2 or
Is passengers 10 share expenses. Call
Mack. GE 1921
WILL DRIVE your car to San Diego or
Los Angeles leaving about April ID. Box
35S-B Star
Evening star., 1944-04-02
SITUATIONS WOMEN Cont

WOMAN f43l. mature, former teacher Of
English and math. trained and experienced
sition Of responsibility. Box 2O0-B, Star.
YOUNG MOTHER. required home during
day, desires or hrs work after pm;
exp in steno., typins and clerical; will give
consider tion to any offer. NO. 0741. 2.
YOUNG WOMAN. experienced typist and
stencil cutter, wishes work TO be done at
home. AT. S155 Sc
COLORED GIRL wants Job as a waitress in
: a4de dTes'aurant' not experienced. Call go
WANTED-Typing to do at home: reason
able rates. 307 st. ne, Apt. AZ.
UNUSUAL SECRETARY.
Young woman with six years successful
experience in publishing, advertising and
manufacturing desires responsible perma-
nent position in small private business
office, where proficiency in stenography and
office management may be required. Espe
cially capable of meeting and handling
people Dependable and efficient. Gentle
Would consider starting salary of S35 per
week il opportunity for advancement were
assured. Excellent references. Box Boob,
Star
Evening star., 1944-04-02
DEALER OPPORTUNITY

Old Nationwide hcptiug aid manuiac-
turcT will appoint duHlinod dealer for tins
exclusive territory to replace former deal
CT Established clientele lnSurca steady
accessory Income and repcat business ES-
aid or other specially selling experlence lis
Earnings $4,000 to $1,000 per year Mer-
chandise, consigned Small Investment re-
3Sl-B. Star. "''" VI 'a''"''S' '0A
Evening star., 1944-04-02

WANTED, dry cleaning and laundry store
doing business) today. Box 3S5-B, Star. :
DINING ROOM. serves about $50 regular
boarders; whole 1st fl. used as restaurant
din: room; also has bedrooms above
$4,000; lib. terms. r. M. De Shazo, 1923
14th: Ma. $500.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-07-07

Formal to be given July Il at
the USO. The soldiers from Stutt-
CART Air Base and Camp Robin
son will attend.
ARTS AND CRAFTS
Miss Shirley Jenkins is busy
drawing pictures to be place! in
the Game Room of the US0.
Leather craft is the big inter
est of the ladies connected with
the uSO. The ladies are making
coin purses, bill folds and large
purses. Glasses are conducted on
Monday at 500 p. m. and Tues
day at 600 p. m.
COOKIE JAR
The Cookie Jar at the USO was
filled by Mother Josephine Pan,
key, Mrs. l.. Moore and the Eel
lowship Committee headed by
Mrs. Douglas. Mrs. Flora Frier
son sent lovely flowers. The sol
diers are thankful for these good
les.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-07-07
Texarkana

The Mems Adult Glass at TIE
st. James Baptist Sunday School
is leading with the financial ban
ner! Collection Sunday totsJed
$8.28 Rev. II. w. Downing
brought the morning message,
Sunday =. Mrs. Jessie Costcn Of
New York City registered as a
visitor. also Mrs. Bertha Iiley
Of Ash street was present after
an absence Of several months due
to illness The City Prayer
Band will meet, Sunday with the
College Hill Baptist Church in a
s a m. service Mrs. Leola
Redwire. daughter Of Mrs. Vcrtia
Williams on Delaware is enroute
to Oakland, California, to visit her
sister, Mrs. Alice M. Head !.
Mrs. Hattie G. Griffin on Tendon
underwent an operation at the
Texarkana Hospital; her husband,
Pvt. Willie Griffin Of Alabama
was called to her bedside =. Mrs.
Pearl Bell on East 9th street is
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-07-07

very ill, her daughter, Mrs. May
Bell and Myrtle Frost Of Shreye-
port, La, are at her bedside
Mrs. Gertrude Harris and son OF
Kline street have returned after
visiting relatives in Shreveport,
La. Mrs. l.. j. Boykins has
returned home from Lorten, Wash
ington where she visited her
brother Mrs, Bertha Warren
of Junction City is the guest OF
her husband, Robert on Chelsa
street Mrs. Elizabeth Mar
shall and two children of Wyne-
dot street left for Kansas City,
Kansas to visit her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Alberta Whaley on Thompson
street {. e. Earl Wesley Mcdaniel,
nephew of Mrs. Virginia Harp on
Belmont left Saturday night for
Chicago to visit his aunts, Mrs.
Matte c. Oliver and Mrs. Vcrtia
r. French :. Mrs. Rubie Claudio
and two children on Wyne,iott
street left for Dallas, Texas to
join her husband, Willie :. Rev,
G. S. Nixon attended the State
Sunday School and BTU Con
gress in Hot Springs :. Mrs. A,
tives in Nashville, Tenn. bring
N. Johns on Beech visited rela'
ing her charming mother back
i with her Miles Chapel (Rev.
J s. Washington, pastor)
Sunday School was in charge of
Supt. Daniel Walker. Among visi-
tors were Mrs. G. O. McMullln
of Kansas City, Rev. and Mrs.
Newell and Mrs. Thornton of Meg
nolia and Miss Jerry. The Usher
Board met on the beautiful lawn
of Mrs. Arch Keeling =. The
Senior Stewardess Board gave a
quilt away netting them $1,000.
They are doing a great work I'M
der the leadership of Mrs. Lyons.
:. Mrs Ethelen Stone of Chi
cago is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Lille Cannady =. New inductee
is Pvt. James Jordan, husband Of
Mrs. Clara Mae Jordan Of Linden
street who was scheduled for in
duction, Wednesday. Mr.. Jordan
has been employed at the Lone
Star Ordnance Plant,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-07-07

Lille M. Wimberly

Rev A. Reed, Mrs, f. X. j..
Holmes represented the local
branch of the NAACP in Little
Rock at the State Conference !.
Misses Virginia Mae Green, Pearl
McGlerkins and Mary Green were
participants on the program also.
=. Mrs. Wilmeda Mckinley and
Myrstine Robinson of Chicago are
here at the bedside of their moth
er, Mrs. Fannie Spears, d. MS,
Vertia Mae Baptist of Chicago is
the house guest of her aunt Mrs.
Lille Reese Pvt. George
Young spent the week end a.
home ). Mrs. C. l. Woods and
Mrs. Bessie Underwood of Cros
sett spent the night in the city
while enroute to Portland, Oregon
and were guests of Mrs. Hubbard
=. Mrs. Beulah Riley is at home
again Pvt. Sylvester Prown
spent the week end at home
Mrs. Lille Bullock who has been
in st. Louis for quite while look
ed in on home folks Sam
Turner is taking up new residence
in Portland, Oregon Mrs.
Clara Reed spent severay days in
Alexandria, La. :. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Hawthorne were called to
Blytheville where MIR. Hawthorne s
mother is seriously i'll Mrs.
Maude Finley Of Batesvi,le has
been here several weeks at the
bedside of hr sister, Mrs. C. Whit.
low who has undergone an opera.
ton in the local hospital Ms
Dorothy Washington and Mrs. +.
X. J Holmes were business visi-
tors in Little Rock :. Rev.-Pvt.
B. ]. Payton looked in on friends
before entering the armed forces
;. Rev. Payton was assistant
pastor Of the Seven Star Baptist
Church Mr.. Dean Ct Greer
vile, father Of Mrs. Lenora Gull
edge is visiting here.
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Makes Brief
Visit Here

Mrs. V. G. Love of Chicago and
Indianapolis. accompanied by Mrs.
Ralph Chrisler and small son,
Ralph, II, of Indianapolis, en-
route home after a short trip to
Texas, made a brief visit with
Mrs. l.. Christopher Bates and
members of the STATE PRESS
staff last weekend. Mrs. Love,
wife of the late V. C. Love, who
was at one time connected with
the John Jay Jones Enterprise of
Arkansas and Texas, resided for a
short period of time In Texarkana.
This was Mrs. Chrisler's first trip
in the deep south.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-07-07
Visit Here
EnrOute East

Spending the Fourth in the city
greeting old friends en- route to
Washington. New York, and
points East, We're four Officers
from Ft. Huaehueh: Its. A. NJ.
Phillips, Williars A. Gordon, HUI
bert Melville Norman of the 37lst
Infantry and Captain Clarence
Morgan of the Station Hospital
of TT. Huachuca. After a rest
and pleasant visit, the suartet
left early Wednesday morning OF
their journey East, Its. Phillips
and Gordon will be remembered
by many as officers stationed here
with the 371st.
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u S O
WIENER ROAST
IN III II N IL II II (!

Soldiers and Junior hostesses
enjoyed an evening Of fun, roast
ing weiners and playing games
Wednesday evening on the Y. NJ.
C. A, lawn. Othello Ellis did a
grand job Of keeping the gan es
going the entire evening. Pvt
Spencer Wright proved his ability
Is being a numoer one fire build
er by keeping the fire going for
the weiner roasling. The soldiers
and ncstesses held a Watermelon
feast Wednesday evening. July
6, cn the Y. NJ. c. A. iawn.
SERvICEMEN WIVES CLUR
The Servicemen Wives met Mon
day. Crafts were the main fea.
ture throughout the evening. AL
servicemen wives are invited to
attend.
WAR SERVICE COMMITTEE
HOUR OF REPOSE
The War Service Committee Of
the Y. w. C. A. was in charge
Of the Hour Of Repose vesper
Services Sunday. July 2. The fol.
lowing program was enjoyed by
. large audience:
Song - Audience; Music -
Mrs. Ruth Smith; Responsive
Reading - Mrs. Elvis Watts;
Solo - Miss Margaret Elan;
Reading - Mrs. e. Watts; In
strumental Solo - Miss Winnie
Mae jackson; Reading - Miss
Rosalie Terrence; Solo - Miss
Wilma jackson.
Prof and Mrs. Chus Of the
Blind School were accompanied
by Mrs. Jackson and daughter Of
Topeka. Kansas. The audience en-
joyed musical numbers by the
jackson sisters.
SUMMER FORMAL
The hostesses and soldiers are
looking forward to the Summer
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-07-07

Mrs. Elnp:a E9ans Mrs. Yes.
ter Hynas i visiting her S ter,
Mrs. Mittie Johnson in Pine Bluff
]. j. johnson and also r. F.
Barnes of Texarkana are visiting
relatives here Mrs. Callie
Armstrong made business trip to
Teyarkana.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-07-07

of the Golden Link Usher Board.
A total of S270.62 was recorded.
as announced by d. C. Cleveland,
president; Mrs. Rosie Coley, sec
rotary. Mrs. Rosena Moore is
program chairman and Talmadge
Body Is general reporter.
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College Station
Talmadge Body

A program was sponsored at the
New Hebron Baptist church. 10th
and Maxwell, Sunday. in charge
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Union Hill
r. G.. Strickland

Mrs. Pearl Lee Brown of Tex.
arkana is visiting her father, j.
II. Martin . 3. Mrs. Della Arm.
stead is spen ling her vacation III
Texarkana with her daughter,
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Concert
Continued From Page I

ed school letter and four chew
rons for band service.
Included on the program will
be music by Wagner, Strauss,
and Tschaikowsky. "On the
Trail" from Ferde Grofe's Grand
Canyon Suite will be played by
the band. The "Buddies", pop
ular school dance band will play
three numbers.
Supplementing the high school
orchestra will be 80 children
from local grade schools, most of
whom have only started on their
instruments in September. They
will render an all-string COM
position, "Silken Fam, by Isaac.
The concert, which will be
shorter in duration than previ-
Gus programs presented here is
dedicated to members Of the
music department who are now
serving in the armed forces. A
march. Scarlet and Gray, to
be played by the band will be
dedicated to former music di-
rector Samuel Barbakoff.
Tickets to the affair, which
is scheduled to start promptly
at 8 p. m, may be purchased
from band and orchestra men,
bers, or at the door Thursday
night. Since a capacity audience
is expected. prospective con-
cert-goers were urged to obtain
their tickets in advance.
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was violated at times-remain
ed in the wake of the respond
ents' examination.
Sharply in the public eye was
Lobbyist Charles F. Hemans'
stroy that he had bribed all of
he Legislator defendants in
1889, and his now-celebrated
little black book" a diary in
which, he testified, he recorded
many things including the pay
ment of other brides. He said
he had been granted immunity
from prosecution in connection
with the matters concerning
which he testified.