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Evening star., 1944-04-07

Part-Time Auto Mechanics,
Day or night. Referral card not required.
Well supplied with parts and work with a
good house. Have connection With q
good house so that you won't have an
unwanted vacation when peace comes. Only
flrst-claSs men wanted. See Mr.. Cunning
ham. at Emerson & Orme, 18th and NJ sts.
Evening star., 1944-04-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that / have
sold The Snack Shop. located at 11Og Yer
mont ave. NV. to Herman Kilsheimer and
be responsible for any obligations incurred
IN connection herewith. Anthony Del
Vecchio.
AFTER THIS DATE. will not be respon-
sible for debts unless incurred BY me
Esau w. Samuels. Al9 End st. Sw Z.
Evening star., 1944-04-07
WELDERS WANTED.

Electric arc, skilled over 3S, 4-R or &c
claSsihcations only. Hours to 1, Il days
week. Report to ia Wisconsin. ave. NV,
BRIGGS CLARIFIFR &C.
Evening star., 1944-04-07

HELP MEN AND WOMEN.
ACCOUNTANT, for public accounting arm.
In. reply. state qualifications and starting
salary expected. All replies confidentiai.
BooKKEEPER, experienced for part-time
work: hours to suit; good salary National
Food Seryiee;, Inc' 1909 New York ave.
CLERKS, 5-day week. Apply 112l 5th
CLERK wANTED-Up to 80 years Of age.
for Stand No. 9. Union News. Union
COUPLE, white. butler and chambermsid.
experienced. local references: live in. Phone
DU: L61l. call bet. and pm.
JANiTOR, intelligent colored man ana
wife for new downtown apt house: no
Stoker to fire. but must have 5th-class
enaineer's license; fine apt. for own use
and liberal arrangement. Jess Fisher d
Co, Realtors. 9l3 New York ave. NV.
MAN to do general utility work and woman
SILK AND Wool PREssERs, men or or
sSnditions; Co Sanatan,;, good pay, Apply ss onee.
lumbia pike. Arlington. Va.
WANTED-An intelligent young man or
woman of good personality for telephone
operator and receptionist. Inquire in per-
son. RIM. 1854, Munsey Bldg Ex 2644.
SMALL FAMILY to have 2-rm. tenant
house with garden in exchange for part
time household work OF the wife; AZ mi.
from bus line. Silver Spring. i3o, Sun,
or ewes. Riggs rd
Evening star., 1944-04-07
HELP MEk tconsinusd) .
MAN
HELP MEN AND woMEh.

Colored, for boiler room; must have me-
Chastleton, 18th and n SITS. n.w.
Evening star., 1944-04-07

Arrests by German occupation au-
thorities in Holland average TOO a
month.
Evening star., 1944-04-07
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS

We have been classified critical indus
| try by War Manpower Commission and
| have openings for men at top wages good
ing conditions with tools furnished Appli-
| cants must have a referral card from the
| local United States Employment Service
See Mr.. Williams,
STEUART MOTOR CO.,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29

Altoona REC - ssG stt asSsls1s "a Az s,u
oPIs sowLisG TO-DAY UNTIL ~.
AND ATTEs -. AL DAY SAT AND sun
BEACON REC. !. ' GtssYs " " y s.scsS
oPIs BOWLING TO-DAY vsrIl
SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS ARES NOON
BOWL -O.DROME 90 5'i strG 9ys''S 20 s5E $50
LEAGUE RESERVATIONS oPts !eloAT :
p ~ OPEs BOWLING SATURDAY sVHoAf
CHeNE. fROMBlY 1850 q cs s!.aI,v ts a. S'''
oPts sowLIS6 TO-DAY UNTIL AND
IFrGR n P.N Az DAY SAT ANo sun
CONNER REC. "a sSs FG''' Wv sssI
Openings tor Mcrnius Afternoon sss nidn'sh'
LEAGUES, open so~ins Uniil '. ", aver -
CREST LANES 'OE y A'r!s' Z" 20 20 is, s''
sosI or rHt MICHIGAN MAJOR CLASSIC.
VISIT Qua STAGE BAR COCKTAIL LOUNGE
DENRY u'2s TalIIlts " EtItI 20.
opsa Bo~iins TO-DAY Upth ~ ard After
" " Hame Of the Famou, Baskst.o' Chicken
DETROIT RECREATION ss sttsT''t e. ~ $50
AfTtR 1880. Al DAY Saturday. and Sundays,
EAST WARREN '5 5a6r { sASs, y o css'
oPEN BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL So AND
AFTER 80 AL DAY SAT- sun
cprIT IIVcc 30 6 BALTIMORE a.
bhtAI lAkeS WOODWARD Ma $3.50
0psn Bo~hns-6o ALLEYS IN A Row-Unth s
" and After ~. Cocktail Bar Adioiains
J. J, MILLETTS "' '9 ~ s's5i. AVE.
You Are Always Welcome Here!
nj vupIr NATIONAL At GRAND RIVER
VI mIiI free PAfkine "a 2-sGsS -
NOME of the GREATER DETROIT ALt-sTAR
pIIInc ORR 662s 6RArtoT Pr s767
TAlAuL NLu, p Alleys without Post
OPEN BOWLING TODAY UNTIL 500 p ~
BILLIARDS. Rsstaursnt Cocktail Lounge
PALM BEACH ~,s 'ssaG st'tSS us yea s,sz,s
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL So. ~. Free
Instructions by Al 0esson. weekdays, ? 10 5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
IT'S TIED AGAIN

Vernon and Colonial are tied
again today for first in the
Women's Major League. Vernon
gained two last night at Altoona
Recreation as Colonial won three
and New Garfield had surprise
success over Enterprise.
Altoona. with a 96l center game
and 2639, lost twice 20 Olympic
(2544) and stayed five games
out OF first place Kinney's Evelyn
Lang featured with 253 in 6l0.
the 253 making second on the
board and the 6l0 fourth
GenevieVe LibeFda Of Rainbow
had 583, Stella Hartrick, Olympic,
$50; Adelaide Cowan. Colonial,
587; Crystal Pearce, New Car
field. SCI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
Rifle Title
Decided
By DON GLLIEs

With their backs 10 the wall,
the fighting Detroit Edison junior
rifle team will face the .Vickers
squad tomorrow night on its
home range in the crucial match
of their little world series" for
the junior championship Of the
Southeastern Michigan Rifle and
Pistol Association.
Although losers in the first
match last Friday by the scant
margin Of II points, coach Harold
d. Mcmahon of the Edison team
is confident his boys will shoot
better on their home range, al
least good enough TO win and
force the series into the third
and final match.
Just as confident. however, is
17-year-old Carl Moilancn, captain
of the Vickers team, who will be
urging ms mates en TO two
straight and the championship.
Coaches Of all southeastern
Michigan junior rifle clubs VIII
meet tonight al the Detroit Edison
range. 80 W Willis, TO form a new
junior league.
1t Will operate similar 10 the
present one, except that II VIII
take IN teams from the parks and
recreation, EcOrSe. Wyandotte.
Lincoln Park. Wayne East De-
troit Royal Oak Birmingham.
Ferndale and several Detroit
Junior clubs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
tropical Park Results

FIRST RACE-3-yesr-olds ano % Stg fur
innrf o
vsens clown tHettinger 30 so 50
psvid IT, Mills 50 ~
Hard Blast Morrisey ~
Time O5 Is. OF - . .
Fold Under Pathos say SANDY vsstu y
" Osuns North Fit Dridss Fetchinrs baE
End vielO also ran.
SECOND PAcE-2-yeAf-oidi 50 'urlonrs
rlyde 7 Mills $40 2Io 80
sir Jin1 Wright 80 ~
Wavne County Schmidt %
Time O5 As OF ~
Ia Cacica sldina MIXER VEGAS Jim Jr
N.Suliivsn Try Hal solvent NUNS
Not Tomorrow and Flight Man also ran.
THIRD RACE-2-ycsr-oldS :. mile
Hsartiest Atkinson 30 20 ~
Nal wall u 80 ~
Two Ten Wright 10
TINE ! IL as OF 74aiz
sWAF Marie J AlsruSh. BIT High Pour
Queens Fall Flight Babans, kstlen and
phara nonda also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
sTRoH WINS THIS ONE

ITO be continued in our next
is the proper expression FOR Stroh
and + e. b TO use today fol-
lowing their position night get
together in the Michigan Major
League at Crest Lanes.
Stroh won last night, F e. b
last Saturday and again Tuesday
in the Times Classic, leaving the
score in game favoring r e. r at
CD. They are at Olympic Friday
night in a Greater Detroit League
position pairing.
BY winning two in the Major
Stroh frightened its first place
grip 10 four games. Stroh raped
BIS TO 1922 F. & p taking the
opener and Stroh gliding its per
Torrance on 11l2 finish. Henry
Gavie substituted for Bill Kenei
and gave Stroh GIG. Walter Rep
penhagen contributed $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
Entries Close
For Sweeps
BY HAROLD KAHL

It's the last call! Entries def
>itely close tomorrow at midnight
'Tor the thirteenth annual Detroit
Times Sweepstakes to be held at
Johnny Paulus' Chene- Trombly
Recreation, starting Jan. 6 and
continuing week-ends through
March.
The entry deadline. originally
set for Dec. Is, was extended only
after a flood of requests from
proprietors and league secretaries.
The Sweeps committee feels all
the bowlers throughout the state
have had ample time TO file their
entries and no further extension
will be made.
The schedule for the first three
week-ends Of the event already
have been completed, according
TO Joe Paulus. Those still desir-
ing TO enter will have TO select
later dates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29

With-50 bowlers on file. Bud
Ritter is confident he will have
60 in his fourth annual 300 tour
nament 10 be held at Ritter
Recreation Saturday. Entries will
be accepted until starting time
for the six-game test across u
alleys for 500 first prize and
the Jack Baker trophy.
Otto Proefke of Enterprise has
donated a $50 war bond for sec
ond place, Jimmy Murdoch a $50
for third. Sam Ravine OF Vogue
nRec.. Joe Whisper OF Palmer Park.
YiaFeid Baumgartner and Adolph
Ninte each viii give SIS war
bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29

two 700 counts in II seasons in
the game. He had 267-235-290. The
four pin stopped him in the first.
In the final, he spared in the first
and went all the way"
Edward Lanstra, rolling on the
same team. had a est. Glen Dea-
kin. a member of the DeluXweld
came up with sparkling 69l.
Kruger showed 1856 l009-1047.
The league high single mark is
Ills. Henry Nowicki previously
held the highest three, 720.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29

PALMER PARK ssds..I s0 40 i ssi-' g.
70 s-2z}2 opsu sO~iiru from s3o A n. 70 8
" ana After o. free Para Cocktail Lounge
PLAYDluk s''7 Io IS 1 e.. 4{,t,! MA ''''
Open Until 4 A M. Daily!
pluonw lO2}s GRArlor al MARCUS
MAXIMUM 20 ALlGYs ~ 9sgs
opsn Bo~ine Today Tdl p " Wired Doubles
Every Sun. ? $50 Doubles -. 70 p. ".
nrnroon nrn 22lso GRAND RIVER AVE
htUf UhU htG, 20 ALLEYS re s5ss
OPEN BOWLING HCRC TODAY UsTtl7p n.
Al DAY on SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
plVlrpL sl17 GRAND RlytR ave.
oPEsiHG roR WEDNESDAY DAY LEAGUE
open Alleys saturday and sunday Thl "
SOUTHEASTERN 81 a so : 'HA s5 ssSi
OPEN BOWLING HTRE TO-DAY UNTIL 2 p n.
AL DAY SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS.
TOWER REC scaoot,ccs3Asr' O'S 10 44sc
Under New Nsaas,mrn, opyp AnDs TODAY
Until $50 P. "" Aref % AZ Day Sat sun
yIcTnpY ga.,i,2TrSs /" OttLs Ay .ss1,
OPEN soowllkG. [ooaY UNTlt 49, go
WASHINGTON BOWL g so S,&e Stsi o.
Open Daily Until ; A. M.
WAYNeS SCHOOL S IS %.,, at u e 7! sT's
Why Doat You team How % B0sI7 See
wsyn. spaueins aed Rave Hin Set You Risbt
WEST DETROIT "; @yos sISs''A o. s sssi
opsn Alley, weekday 70 q ~ Az Oss
sat. Sur Completely Remndeicd "a seu Lanes
WURh'S SINCE 1888 ''00 " 's stal
opsp Bowling TODAY Until P " After o.
Cocktail Iouaes Orgsa Music Excellent Food
CONSULT THIS DIRECTORY
DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
GIBSON HITS 676

Therman Gibson and Chef Blu
kowski were heavy for F. & +
with 676 and 652 And speaking
of substitutes. Irving Simpson oi
Sackman made TOT out of 257-
2l5-235 against Crest Industries
whose John Moch deducted ia
from 234-223.257.
Wilson checked Standard 3o3l
10 BOOB Standard getting the
middle on 1890 Wilson closed
with 1896 Ellis Walkers 664 and
Bill Schlicker's 65i stood out for
Wilson. Roy Milan had 63s for
Standard-In spite Of the setback
Standard Is one game behind
L e. b and iiNe aMaI fHena SIEah
SuffVin. with Frank Zion shoot
ing sci. annexed TWO from Nc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29

Carthy, 1868 TO 2OO9. Bill LaRue's
638 led Mccarthy. John Schultz
had $50 for Kraetke: Warren
Hoffman, Playdium. 642; Cass
Grygier. Stroh, 625; Herman
Jubenville Palmer Park. 655;
Bill Bunetta, 635. and George
Prock, Bolle, 625.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29

$ 7O2 as his previous best in his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
FIVE CLASSES

The Sweepstakes is divided into
five classes: A, OF open TO the
world: B, for teams Of $50 aver
age and including 899: c. 800
average and including $40; ID. $50
and including 799, and 4. 749, or
less. Class A carries a $1,000
guaranteed first prize, all the 9TH
erS 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
Rolls 1872 for City
Season Pin Mark

city record Of 792 and second highest In the
bowling the holder Is Harry
Tebrggen Kruger Five Fairay Club Senior League
Motor City Recreation He made II last night did 3ii2
a league mark
Tebruggen average 1877 previous in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
Chene- Trombley tonight.


HLRE AND THERE-BnI Ssydsk blasted
272-is4-77% ior es4 In IN. West warren
Senioi -. Mari schTein 2os.is6-22s tOi
-shs-t-o he~wse.se,m hish. n,
fer q $40 ia N, Detroit oT0 Eis 11' T on,
ColcaI is3.2o4-767 for ee4 and Howard
greHit is7-7is-2A4 Tor $50 IN ~. ~,
"a for ESQ IN tn. E.ss ~" ws Ten Aouss 30 .
walter TsEsfinski 77s AND Pete RepeuA ass
In me BowlinT Green $50
Marietta Delus's 2lS-i6s-is3 FOR $50 and
KAnGis 94T are nss Palace-Se huenhef y
ladies' records Lillian Bestte MT as
wilkins 7s7 and I'd Hornoecs ass In n,
snd sss IN ,ss ;'I Palmer Psrs s' HouSs '' Bn
hlsetsicck 7ss and Jset Gardner So n
az As Bsr vent FOR 1897 snd nsy Am
hsfSsdor HouSs hiEh . Lee Labsn e45 N
the Plymouth Viciory
NEW SECOND H0H
Cartons Albums ar inquired ., MUSTANG
shot 27is for mes Ford Aircraft second
Brad SprinEer tippeo 24s and 80 y
ths Argyis s2s Al Crshosih 247 81
TIE Als9as is'..a'1sts.s "a rf'hfls ~ =,
Psusch 2Ot and Helen Morrow sac IN %,
in The Yves, chicsFo Businessmen MsH'
HERMAN ziesnsr ass in ihs west ysmoi
E4sInstsn1en
- Other league highs Harold Vfefisnd 27I
1ntinentsl $50 Peter stump and Roman
~ Ain 2lTG Palace HouSs George Pus1sk
~ "a BEDFORD House Joe SkOnieczny %
war workers independent, Willis Ramsey
216 Argyle $50 steve Barre. 28t. ives
Detroit Community. Cy o Neil. 735. Glen
eagles $50 Joe Colesh 236 Chime from
bly $50 BIZ Roreu 237 WestoWn No !
BIZ Coas $50 Acons Junior Dv1 Evans
ga Fcfd Aircraft LEO Mcclellan 232
Ford Enginserlng Joe Miller 222 SpunT
wells Tavern Leo FHederies 22i. Weston
II A
saver 2l3 Michigan Chrome Alice HOLMES
$50 East Jefferson BuSinsEswomen YAM
hendricks. sla Riviera House Harry PiercF
,T Fphlpsny Al Nice and Jim Lippi
zoos MACK. Blvd senior
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29

NApprentice allowance claimed
Horses listed IN order Of post position.
weather clear track. fast
Post time. I - p m, Detroit time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
TWO TOP MATCHES

Art Watson's Palmer Park and
Jack MurrayS Aviation, Fred Mil.
lers Rainbow and Jerry Zibell $
Roberts offer the top matches in
the Metropolitan Aii-StaF Classic
81 Chene-Trombley tonight.
Palmer Park Recreation ". Aviation slsyl
IL. Drlrty Va. FArrit Bros, "a. WEIGH Va
ArrhEhy, So Ira Wilson Sy -
Rainbow Recreation W Roberts a-io Rop-
pi'T Chfne.Ttomsly Recreation lf-I7
Matches 81 CheneTr0mbly Recreation $3.50
Crruf. o. m
Arkansas State press., 1944-05-05
MALVERN
Lucille Smith


Miss Hazel Gilmore is present
ed the play, For Money or Love-"
Thursday with Tecola Lee, Susie
Wright, Leon Wilson, Dorothy
Gossett, Edna B. Wesley, Val
Wright, Leila Mae Clark, Odessa
Baker, Willie Carroll, jeff Fan
ming, Latoria Smith and Henry
Turner as principal characters. .
Harvey Robinson, c. II. Hale, Val
Wright and Albert Tanning we're
visitors Of the Older Boys Con-
ference. Mr.. Robertson was elect
ed 3rd vice president. . Our
sympathy to the family of the
late Mrs. Lizzie Sturgis. Misses
Jettie Mae Moore, Stella Mae
Sturgis and Bessie Sturgis were
here from Ohio attending the
last rites. Pvt. Daniel Donald
son, Chief Petty Officer Earnest
Donaldson were here on furloughs.
Mrs. Annabell Jones and Eliza
beth Henson sponsored a popu-
arity contest. Ike Cox will
leave for the army this week. :.
The newest couple in the Malvern
High School is Buddy Henson
and Dorothy Gilkie. Wonder
why Minnie Pearl and Hugh Rus
sell always reserve the secluded
spot for their wooing. Janever
Johnson will be wearing the rec
ord of Don't Cry Baby" out be-
cause Andrew Sutton Jr. is leya-
ing town May nth. Tillie and
Mac are going steady and are also
giving us a new technique of WOO
ing and neeking. Kate will be
listening to "Do Nothin' Till You
Hear From Me" with tears in her
eyes after Roscoe departs for the
navy. Evelyn's learning knit
ting to keep her busy until he
comes back she says. Mary
Louises is also on the waiting list
along with Eva.
Arkansas State press., 1944-05-05
r. Jackson Greene
Cinlmands Vets
Auxiliary
X. JACKSON GREENE

In a recent meeting Of the Wal
ter i, Parker Post No. 1876.
Vterans of Foreign Wars at the
9th Street USO, r. Jackson
Greene was elected Post Com
mander. Other officers are Jesse
Henderson, quartermaster, Moses
Young, voee commander. w. M.
Parker, sergent.at-arms and p. Z.
Grant adjutant. The roll call re-
vealed that veterans of the Spanish
American War, World War I and
World War ii are members of
the post,
This years poppy sale was in
charge Of G. l.. Douglas, founder
of the post.
A membership drive has been
launched by the organization.
Arkansas State press., 1944-05-05
An Opportunity
For Beauticians

The Wade Barber and Beauty
Shops, located at 1920 High st.
and for the convenience Of north
side customers on 1921 u. Wash
ington Ave, invite operators who
are not enjoying pleasant work
ing conditions and advantages Of
a well-equipped shop TO inspect
their locations, recently decorat-
ed into two of the contest little
shops in the city. There Is room
left for three extra operators to
serve in booths equipped with
new flourescent lamps and other
added timc-savers. For other in.
formation phone 2-9e11 or g
1925. ADV.
Arkansas State press., 1944-05-05
South End School

The teachers and children at
South End School are excited
over the coming May Day Festi-
val on May 5. The track events
will be held in the morning in
our school park beginning at 8
o'clock. The afternoon program
will consist of the dances of the
United Nations and will take
place in the auditorium at 200
p. m. The children will be in
full costume for the country they
are representing.
Mrs. Hicks has charge Of the
intermediate track events. Mes
danes Wallace and Jackson are
in charge of the third grade
track events and the maypole.
The first and second grades will
have a patriotic drill on the field
in charge of Mesdames Clarke,
Frazier and Miss Turner.
The public is invited to attend.
The Boys Council met April
"a in the auditorium. Thep rim
cipal speaker was Rev. r. L..
Calcote. lis subject was Self
Control"
The 2A's and 3B's in Mrs. Jack
sons oom who were perfect in
attendance last month are Andrew
Brooks, Lloyd Davis, Cornelius
Nicholson, Leonard Daniels, and
Ethel Wright.
Lloyd Davis and Margaret
Vault are the leaders in the 3B
track events.
The recent purchasing of de-
Tense stamps and bonds totals
$500. The patriotic 1B class
has sold another $500 bond. Re-
cent purchase Of a bond from this
room was made by Mrs. Ruby
Jackson, 3017 State Street.
Arkansas State press., 1944-05-05
Mt. Olive

Pupils Of the Mt. Olive school
rendered closing plays last week
under the supervision of Miss
Irene Neale, principal. Mothers
Day, May IA will be observed in
the community. At the Mt, Olive
Bapt. Church the Smiling Gospel
Singers will render a program. . .
Miss Irene Neal in n letter to pat
rons of the community expressed
appreciation for the fine coopera-
ton shown during this school
term and rated It as one of the
best in her teaching career.
Arkansas State press., 1944-05-05
MCGEHEE


Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Garrison
have as guest Mrs. Garrison's
daughter, Mrs. Viola Brown of
Little Rock. Mrs. Grace Nc
Cool and Mrs. Hattie Jones are
i'll. Simon Ellis was a Little
Rock visitor last week. A pre-
induction party, honoring Henry
Brooks was given by the local
quartet. Mr.. Brooks left for the
army April q. Mrs. Lille Aid
ridge entertained the Silver Rose
and Four Notes at her residence.
Funeral of the late Mrs. Priscilla
Green was held at McGehee
Chapel Baptist Church with Rev.
r. G.. Grimes, officiating. Be-
sides five girls and two boys. she
is survived by 81 grandchild-
rem and two greatgrandchildren.
A musical shower vas given for
recent inductees at the residence
of Mr.. Ellis. The Usher Board
of st. Peter AME Church will en-
terrain the Ushers Alliance, Sum
day, May I, at > p. m. A pa
geant, THE Lost Church will
be presented. :. Isiah Avant, we'll
known citizen and barber for %
years, died as result of a stroke.
Arkansas State press., 1944-05-05

Elise Locke

Sgt. Paul and Jack McCurn,
Nathan Hennings left to spend
weekend with friends in Little
Rock. Members of the Bethle-
hem Bapt. and Bethel AME chur-
ches We're guests of Lafferty Me-
mortal church Sunday, reporting
$685. in the 10000 drive. Rev.
Albert st. Clair and Rev. w. NJ.
Quinn were in charge. Rev. r.
]. Tolbert will leave this week
for General NJ. e. Conference in
Kansas City. Mrs. Marian Bac-
cum and Ethel Green left for
Philadelphia as delegates to AME
General Conf. from Bethel AME
Church. Mrs. Matte Watkins
was weekend guest of friends In
Newport. Pvt. Johnnie Serib-
ner left for Camp Keys, Fla, after
furlough with his wife, Leila, and
mother, Mrs. Johnnie Scribner. i.
Bubba Martin of Fort Warren,
Wyo., left after furlough with
brothers, Levi and Mack. s..
Friends of Pfc. Freda Locke will
be interested to know that he has
arrived safely in England. +.
Mrs. A. M. Miller presented her
music students in a musical re-
cital and several numbers were
rendered by the Glee Club OF
B. j. Fl. s.
Arkansas State press., 1944-05-05
Tillar Notes
Willie c. Reynolds

Mrs. Erma Fuller and two sons,
Robert James and l.. c., left for
Memphis. Tenn, for an extended
visit, -. Miss John Ethel Meow
an has recovered from a recent
illness. Rev. w. ii. King off
ciated at the Seven Star Bapt.
Church. with prayer led by Rev.
j. ID. Harris. Miss Lizzie john
son and her sister were business
visitors here. Prof. and Mrs,
Robert Dickson visited In Nor
rilton.
Arkansas State press., 1944-05-05

my boss, He formerly was with
the Ninth Calvary at Camp Lock-
eft, California. It IL now or he
has been transferred to q ENG
BIN. etc, get me Charley Chero-
'kee.
Arkansas State press., 1944-05-05
We lNkSPOTS
1t Won't Be Long Now!

This fomous quortet oone with the First Lody Of Swing, Ella
Fitzgerald and the International Fomous Tumpeter, Cootie VIII
Ioms will be at the Robinson Auditorium. Wednesday mite. Moy
II for the biggest attraction Of the season. This will mark the
first time this combination has ever shown below the Moson-
Dixon Line. and they ore bringing with them one Of the greatest
comedy teams ever to tenn together. Moke and Poke. and thot,
IodIes ond gentlemen "oint no Joke"
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Lutheran Pastor To Be Installed

Rev George D. Birk, pastor of St.
Marks Lutheran church in Oakland,
will be officially installed at a special
service during divine worship on Sun
day morning.
Rev. E. F. X. Roof, president of
the West Virginia Lutheran Synod,
will deliver the message at the 1915
a. m. worship service.
The auditorium and other portions
Of the church have just been COM
pletely redecorated by George Z. Daw-
son, contractor. The walls and ceiling
Of the main sanctuary have been can
vassed and painted, the color scheme
being powder blue for the walls
and oyster white for the chancel, the
ceiling and window trim. The mar
theX of the church is also finished in
oyster white. Minor repairs have also
been made.
Holy Communion was administered
to a large number Of the membership
in the newly finished sanctuary last
Sunday morning.
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ton and enslavement of totalitarian-
ism is the solidarity of unified ac-
ton, when each individual works as
free man for the good of his fell
low citizens.
The Declaration of independence
has given us more than any other
country has ever possessed in the way
Of freedom for all 1t will only con-
tinue to do so if, with a firm reliance
on the protection of Divine Provi-
dence, we mutually pledge our con-
certed action to protect and defend
with every ounce of power the demo-
cratic way Of life for which it stands,
and if we reaffirm by our actions our
loyalty to the ideals which made US
a nation.