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Evening star., 1945-06-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DELICATESSEN for sale, same owner 90
years; newly, decorated apt above store;
sSss !ssss 0;s1 nj esess $3.50 rent Can
hSfes m etG etc Bargain lists msed
money. through out 45-year-ole service
Iand f Te soas1 sds srF4HI pRa e. Fl
- ROOMS. 0f baths. a on K St. t. NV. near
statler Hotel: rent, $3.50: GOOD income
rooms M and % bath p rent $40 s56 lsn srransed doM INTO
I3 apis. 2 elec. ref; income. S1O0 and
Yoi,N SPs free very 1lsan Snly sS2o d9Tn
DELfcATEssEN, OfaHclt E splendid NV. location;
closed on Sunday; Over $500 weekly
Pric d at $500 plus good clean stock
MYRTE WRADoS san Ss S
s.. 900. sH. s4s4 " ''0 ~ ''' '''
trucks, all B. c. inspected; wonderful op-
portunity for go-getter. Box 223-D. Star.
sHy1n.H H ssvas Ms Ps4s ,ss
Ss1 WANT 70 SSA Buy 1il1H GRockkY Ger STORE. Civ.
details by mail. Box 2s7-D, Star;
OIL DISTRIBUTOR wants experienced
man to operate burner service dept. on a
GROCERY. fruits and vegetables. without
meats $1,000 weekly business; when
meats can be obtained. over S., 500 weekly:
outstanding NV. location; large store with
very good equipment; $4,000 plus stock OF
$1,000; all cash req. Box 290-D, Star.
VARIETY OR AND 10 CENT STORES
wanted-We have several qualified and
lished stores of this type Are you in
terested in quick cash sale Of your
CO, 1910 Vermont ave. NV. Suite 61O
NE. 27l3: HO. 1910.
GROCERY. NV section; sell account sick
CITY Realty COMPANY, ma. o4so. 49,
CLUB-HOTEL, near Shoreham Hotel; re-
fined atmosphere. comfortable living, beau
tifully furnished: 13 rooms. baths; g.
year lease. CITY REALTY COMPANY. MA.
PAW PAWN SHOP SHOP on on busy 7th st. nv; estss;
REALTY COMPANY, 5O7 E st. NV. Ma.
RIESSSTiAURANT-LIoUoR. RESI- air conditioned,
established and doing about $500 daily
price, s55 900, plas stock dollar for doi.
in analogy more money than any other
for s sale by 4 ANTHoNY Ss BROKERAGE 1a7
soSs .sS as sss9tan DAHL. ana ha9s
DOuTSI noon TO S.s1U no 0uuQdySi
lease, cheap rent; excellent location; in
vestigate this price: S26 900: terms. AN
THONY BROKERAGE, 127 G st. Sc. AT.
7764.
REsTAURANT-LIoUOR, doing about $500
daily; lease: rent, $50 m; price. ST.;
in ~, above PRICE; terms ANTHONY BRO
KERAGE. 127 st. S.e. AT. 1854.
ONCE IN A LIFETIME you get chance
to buy guest house of 81 rooms, l 5 baths,
oil heat, right on 10th St, close to Statler
Hotel, with a 10-year straight lease. eles
vator and switchboard, running water in
10th st. entrance: doing $4,000 mo bust
ness now; We have it now; you can have
let some one else take it away from you
Cali Monday because Tuesday may be too
5447. YOUNG PASTOR, 1929 ver-
mont NV.
Observation-Disclosures, air conditioned,
centrally located, and in the midst OF
government buildinEs: doing about. S1s.-
1}ss 1dsa ANTHoNY' Ssoxadn sSxe RsHens If s'1
1t. Sc. AT. 776z.
Evening star., 1945-06-10
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, available one day a week;
reg. basis; general records, taxes, financial
statements: expert Adams 0722. 49,
ACCOUNTANT, "a, B. C. S., past two years
with CPA firm, capable of making complete
audits, desires permanent connection with
certified public accounting firm. Box 247-D,
Star. TO-
ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started,
kept, audited, tax reports, monthly serv-
ice. statements. Prompt. reasonable. Shep-
herd 1854. 10.
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT. organizer
and co-ordinator. Strong on bringing or
der out OF chaos. Knows how to simplify
complex problems Formerly personal as
sistant to high-ranking governmental ON
search, statistics, ONCE surveys, stream
lining Of once procedures, direct mail,
mail order. Immediately available. Box
220-D. Star. IT,
Evening star., 1945-06-10
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY STORE BARGAINS-Grocery.
rent $40, on 4th ST. NV; income 81 800
essb %sj all good fixtures sood stock; $3.50
eo6n.ssny. Grossey and ligh. meats looms in
doan dssne ssh aisn'y st ss STOCK s'ooo only
rent $50: income $4,000 mo. (all eoiored
about 1890 cash down. 1H''''' '''' ''''A'
eued df so6 %e 1ss! afss ssD ..e Geo. m
machine loaded with s ssock eis only ss,soo! s11!
ee@en Se9ass ilS% Sa x4uEq E2 YES ka RsJ2E 5sa a'
SOUTHERN MARYLAND OPPORTUNITY
M,Sa s,oSsaa acres. State road. embracing large
rent both buildings other % ou .buiidinss. iI
tsf te o ssS sSnate s don. snnnm
at reasonable price. This is real money
count of impaired health. Price low and
eF be,ssg ossy ssYgsss
pTov.ments. 10000 annual business being
MATTHEWs. La Tlata. ND
ROOMING HOUSE, IA rooms; lease; nice
home price. 81 500; terms,
grss LOO rooms llsS Esns KS
!rS' ~, NE 9Is'ti o4s6 safoo' Terms OWENS REAL
BARBER sHoPs-one on N. 7. ave- 8
chairs and shoeshne neo quotes 5000
Anothel on i4tR St. near St NV:
sl,M6n, sslzsS essn %ouNa pAsroRe enri!s; ifas
PoLYZOIs 4 SCHWARTZ OFFER:
l.. restaurant in suburban section Of
Washington 70 be subleased to q reliable
party pau o,p ior $500 per month rent included:
= A corset and lingerie shop. located
low rental, short hours; price. $4,000.
An M excellent heT 'sSfeF offer for roomins hous.
dEelllns for sale; fuli Basement, oil heat' ss
st. NV near i9sS st exeelisnt Hn oppori
tunity for right party; $4,000 down pay
food; excellent location, doing over $3.50
daily; right party can add another $50
"A seats; large LIQUOR stock; newly equipped
& TO meet all latest st health regulations; com
oo er 9ash 800
l included: Buyer can take over on q
5. A grocery store located in a new de-
veopment section of .Deanwood, doing
| oyer 81 900 weekly; newly equipped at cost
oI orosd over = = S99 5od long Lease at low rental
present owner III; $1,000 required to han.
die. deal; all business being done on
cash and carry basis
E; laundry, NV. section, doing over
Sl;20O weekly; also ! I941 panel truck;
fu!ly equipped at cost of 100000; ex-
celent buy. low rental long lease and
apartment for buyer above plant il de-
sired; price, 100000.
Z. restaurant. serving both LIQUOR
and food, doing over S525 daily; low
rental long lease. excellent profits price
cludes liquor stock
8. Also other businesses; grocery stores,
dong over $1,000 weekly; l in Sc. ] in
Sc. location; several restaurants, serving
peer peer and LIQUOR only. and one. serving
eeptionally good buy in a beauty shop.
For appointment call POLYZOIS j.
SCHWARTZ, 2Ol4 s st, at Conn. ave.
AID. l11l or AID. 1l17
Evening star., 1945-06-10
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

LET US Do YOUR TYPING at home
neatly, promptly; work called for. Mich
igan SOl7 any time. l0s
REFINED middle-aged man and wife want
position as MANAGER in either a guest home
apartment building, roominR or tourist
house in or out OF the city; moderate sal
ary and living quarters. Phone Atlantic
Evening star., 1945-06-10

7. INHs o 1Dt
ine and dance)
seats 1873; open
closed Sundays;
bargain at only
iouor Of about
LANDER, 1905
Evening star., 1945-06-10

IxN. va. easSc LEO onlLo1, 1oU9 conn. ave.
sALEsMEN (a)-wanted at once to sell
rooImng house businesses and real estate;
EWEIhS EEkHS slFT saof aid R.;sb
above, completely furn included in price,
JeWelry stock. fixtures and tools. inventory
500. Owner claims this neishborhood
s1is f pFtss 1855 conn ave- saae9 ao
sooM1Nss ssrfa6s HoUsp il 'hs hsoo TeaJ Block Of On.
nnAX-S rooms, 3 baths, newly redecorated.
1neome rons1S:r quoted eyer ss9o mo: Owner VIZ
:ys r. sS5 tommy RE: o5I4S!' 5Ite' i0'0 vermont
dS Hs Rent sI9 ssns ssoeo dons aoWs sl
csna INCLUDING sSs Ho Les S,Sins
oSsr Hate Nj ssnse May
increased BY opening Sundays and until
viii nns lanai rs 0'f Les sgsisaii sapY sloeSs 1889
Conn. ave. HO. O129. Parking in rear.
a HOME. with expenses cleared, for some
ss rent ossr soo monas anS
session sI' iS5 exasr esss ME-
k00ioMsiiSSSG HOUSE, Dupont Circle section
8 rooms, and 2 baths. $50 rent. 1894 in
come at rent control ceiling prices; /
TriEidsinrs; sns; $1,000 handles. ME- s474,
GRoCERY AND DELIcATEssEN. se5
rent; 2-yr. lease. with option of renewal;
doing better than $1,000 business per
week; ne. section; 5000 handles Me
S474, TR. 1856.
RooMING HOUSE, 4 Groom apartments,
Frigidaires. fair furniture; near 9TH
and SITS. ne; 81 900 cash; income, S21O
monthly. ME. S474, TR. 1866.
3 3-ROOM APTS.. 3 Frigidaires; $50 rent,
$50 monthly income: ne. section; yrs
lease obtainable; $500 handles. ME. S474,
TR. 9S66.
WILL BUY. rent or manage small branch
cleaning and laundry business. Call FIR.
0399.
WASHING MACHINE and electrical ap-
pliance business for service and sales, good
NV. location, stock and equipment. For
information write Box 421-R, Star.
SHOE REPAIR SHOP, long established,
sale OF rent; fully equipped: act quickly.
1881 7th 1t. NV. TO-
NIGHT CLUB for sale; reasonable: investi-
cate; this E the largest and most modern
club in Fairfax County; fully equipped; !;
now probably operated. Box 2e9.b. Star.
Evening star., 1945-06-10

ssf'fstst'zS f. SErYE l4cd s5 'as 81 GO
SEIGGHBoRHooD DRUG STORE NV
Grosses $4,000 mo: nets $1,000 rent
$500; $500 ssat lease. Opportunity to grow here
available st9;room 2-bath apt DOW,
$4,000 49 Bassn.sI eal pAgL MILLER pU
conn. AVE. VALET .'tsi1s sHop@Mthly. in,
over $2300: s17o net per week on clean
pars nf .ass nr,eed rsnt sl7S also shoe
PAUL j. M1LLER DU. Hijo0S s4as, ssf%si invest st
NE SHOE ri kErSiRfSed rsisHs dsHR sHor with prop
pxyH RusH iasR S. $50 a
DoWNFowtSF TsStRsRss tSF EWsbe. EEysyy 9be repair
$500 to $1,000 MOI "a little gold mine
for risht party; priced $500 cash: owne
leaves I city; rent; s100; see today; manae
$1,000 down KooMlNG HousEmi1nic
$500 mo. plus bsmt.; rent only ss5 mo
18th and Mass. NV. See PAUL MILLER
DU. 2422 Investment Counselor"
and nets ssso mo ssy tshsn
nished; licensed; priced $4,000 for bust
ness nI and rs pPop sGpii $sIg9 }r down n DuPGn
vestments in HousinE" oo ~~ IN
HAND LAUNDRY nets $3.50 week-rull
equipped: NV. location: wholesale accts
rent, 500; lease; priced $4,000: terms
PAUL MILLER, DU. 2422. See today.
CLEANING and laundry agency store
Crosses 81. 800 mo-; nets $500: rent S65
price priced $1,000: terms: PAUL MILLER, DU
2422. Investment Counselor"
| 18th ST. N.W.-Alterations, tailoring: ais
cleaning agency: Hoffman presser: crosse
S175 wk.; rent, S75; priced 81 300 cash
PAUL MILLER, DU. 2422. Opportunity
CROSSES $1,000 MO. and meals-Boa I'd
ing guest house, mr.. 18th and R. l.; rent
$295; 81 rms, 8 baths: down, $1,000; SCI
| today; fine business. PAUL MILLER, DU
2422; Long Established Adviser"
y RMS, GA baths; nr. 18th and Mass
Meals; crosses S1,10O mo-; rent, $500
nice location: only $500 down; detache,
brick. PAUL MILLER, Du. 2422. "In
vestments in Housing"
BOOMING HOUSES! Guest Houses!-Ih
better bargains listed with Paul J. Miller
DU. 2422: Can for details, license detail,
tax details, cemglete business aid; let Y
Broker, 1ustnese and nvestment counselo
Long EstabliShed. Ask Your Neishbori
Evening star., 1945-10-27
I Tukomu Park PTA Meeting

IUNVIIIO YIN IN IVtCSIFI9
The Takoma Park Elementary
School Parent Teacher Association
will meet in the school auditorium
at 8 pm. Thursday to discuss the
administration, financing and MAIN
tenance Of Montgomery County
schools.
Evening star., 1945-10-27
d. {. Building Permit,
Call for S331,5OO !
In Housing Projects

Building permits have been grant
ed for construction of "a dwellings
in three District projects at cost
OF 1882 500, in addition to two the
aters and store building.
One theater to be built by Kass
Realty Co., 6641 Connecticut avenue
NV, at 5112-16 Macarthur boule-
ward NV, will cost 100000 and
the other, to be constructed by the
Fairlawn Amusement Co., 1928 Con-
necticut avenue NV, at 1415 Good
Hope road Sc, will cost $4,000.
Safeway. Stores, Inc, will build a
one-story store at 4049 South Capt.
tol street at cost of $4,000.
Permits for the construction of
dwellings have been issued to:
Shipley Corp, 1882 H street NV,
owner, IS dwellings to cost $685.
900 to be located at 3402 to 3472
Twenty-fourth street Sc, 3403 to
3433 Twenty-fourth street Sc. and
3402 to 3426 Twenty-third street
Sc. Builder will be Jonathan
Woodner Co., 1882 H street NV.
and architect, Kirkuff and Bagley,
Chevy Chase, Md.
Bert Tracy, 1920 Fuller street
NV, owner and builder; Berle and
Abel. 1886 Connecticut avenue, ar
chitect, nine two-story brick and
tile dwellings at 1924 to 1886 Mon
tana avenue NE, and 1915 to 1541
Charming street NE, to cost $751;
500. :
Arnold Construction Co., 1928
Fortieth place NV, owner and
builder; Berle and Abel, architect;
10 two-story brick and tile dwell
ings at 1852 to 1876 Underwood
street NV, and 1859 to 1875 Un-
derwood street NV. to cost s70,-
900.
Other permits included:
American Security & Trust Co..
Evening star., 1945-10-27
Anacostid Group Commends
.BiIbo for Stadium Efforts

The Anacostia Citizens Associa-
ton last night commended Senator
Bilbo. Democrat, of Mississippi, for
his work in the interest Of the Dis
trict Stadium project. The group
also voted to indorse the plan to
hold the Olympic games here in
1948.
william Bendhoff, new association
president, told the group that the
theme of his administration will be
to see that the youth of the COM
munity "get the first breaks" Mr..
Bendhoff expressed the belief that
the recent criticism of high school
students behavior is the fault OF
their elders and can be remedied by
their elders.
Other officers elected are Mrs.
Carrie G. Smith, first vice president;
Herman Willer, second vice presi-
dent; william J. Tucker, third vice
president; Miss Dorothy Tucker,
Evening star., 1945-10-27

owner; John Tester, 418 Florida
avenue NV, builder; A. G. Tester,
same address, architect; one l.
story brick and concrete shop at
1880 Fourth street NE, to cost
$4,000.
Work on the theater to be oper-
ated by the Fairlawn Amusement
Co., which will be known as the
Anacostia, will begin Monday, 1t
was said, with completion expected
within eight months.
The theater on Macarthur boule-
ward, to be known as the MacAr-
thur and operated by Warner Bros,
has been under construction sew
eral months under a temporary
permit.
Evening star., 1945-10-27

secretary: Frank Tew, treasurer,
Mrs. Smith and Norris Perry, dele
gates to the Federation of Citizens
Associations; Mrs Smith, Mr.. Perry
Mr.. Bendhoff and Mr.. Willer, dele
gates to the Southeast Council.
The group voted to request i'm
mediate installation of traffic lights
at Good Hope road and Fourteenth
street and Good Hope road and
Minnesota avenue.
John j. Watson conducted the
meeting, held at the Anacostia High
School, Sixteenth and r streets Sc
Evening star., 1945-10-27
CostIeberry Gets Post

Donald Castleberry, Takoma Park,
has been appointed director of the
American Red Cross civilian relief
in Poland, it was announced today.
Recently decorated by the Polish
Red Cross for his work there, he
has served as assistant director of
the Red Cross civilian relief in Rus
sia.
Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28

Miss Ethel E. Green

Mrs. Ora D. Williams and Mrs.
Annie M. Lovett attended church
services at the MI. Olive Baptist
Church, Hurds on Sunday, Sep
TENDER 16. Charels Brown,
Sim. &c, is home on a 30 day
furlough after spending 2 years
overseas. ~. Pvt. Jessie Brown is
spending a Through here with
his wife and parents. The
Pastors Aid Club of the Second
Baptist Church met at the home
of Mrs. Willie Ferguson recently.
Mrs. Jennie Tweed of ST. Louis
and her son, Isiah, spent a
month here visiting in the home
Of her sister, Mrs. Irene Pugh. . .
Mrs. Olivia Johnson and daugh-
ter, Annie Mae, of Canton, Miss,
spent a week here visiting in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cleo
Pugh. The Gospel Tornados
of this city rendered a program
at the Sweet Home Baptist church
in Chicot on September Is.
Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, IS.
In The Pulaski
Chancery Court
Hester Lee Vickers, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 74387
Cullen Vickers, Defendant.
The Defendant, Cullen Vickers,
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the Plaintiff.
Hester Lee Vickers.
Dated September goth, 1945.
]. r. Booker,
Solicitor for Plaintiff
W. A. Singfield,
Attorney ad Litem.
II. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
By Airline P. Turner, D. c.
Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28
VESPERS HOUR
AT PSC

Philander Smith College will
begin its weekly College-C Church
Vesper, Sunday, October 7, 1945,
with President M. Lafayette
Harris delivering the opening adj
dress. Vespers are held each
Sunday afternoon from 400 to
500 p, m. at Wesley Chapel
Methodist Church, Eleventh and
State Streets. The general pur-
pose of the Vespers Hour is spir-
itual and cultural enrichment,
religious nature, and high in
spiration for faculty, students,
and the Little Rock community.
Every care will be given to Sc
cure the best available speakers,
music, and other forms of ex-
preston for the Vespers hour.
This hour is essentially an hour
Where Men Meet God" The
public is cordially invited to wor-
ship with us each Sunday after
noon.
Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28
RECORD BROKEN
AT HAVEN CHURCH
SCHOOL

Hot Springs-Mrs. J. C. Horton
is the new church school Supt.
at Haven Methodist Church. The
intermediate class, taught by
Mrs. Edna Garner, has earned
honors for attendance. The Sen
ior class, with Mrs. r. j. Griffin
as teacher, has been commended
by the entire church for the
elaborate way they have decorat-
ed their class room. The Junior
class, with Mrs. II. Ferguson as
teacher, broke all previous church
school records Sunday when this
class reported s30.40 in the regu-
lar offering. Mrs. Ferguson has
been elected to attend the South
west Conference of the Methodist
Church.
Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28
REVIEWS
PINE
MRS. TOM JONES PHONE 256

Mrs. Bette Carter and grand
son, Jerry, left Thursday for
Chicago to attending the we'd
ding of her daughter, Mrs. Edna
Steele, to Manuel Vaughner of
Chicago, :. Revival is being held
at st, John. The meeting is spon-
sored by ministers and presiding
elders of the Pine Bluff District.
A number of visiting ministers
have attended. ;. Worship hour
was conducted at Allen Temple
by Rev. John Jones, at the abb
sence of our pastor who is in Hot
Springs on a two weeks vaca-
ton.
Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28
BETROTHAL OF
CITY GIRL


Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Moore have
announced the marriage of their
daughter, Olga Bernice, to E..
Herston Batson, of Chicago, Illi-
nois, on June 18th, 1945. Mrs.
Batson is a graduate of Dunbar
High School and attends Central
YMCA College. Mr.. Batson re-
ceived his degree in Science from
Central YMCA College June,
1915. He is vice president of the
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity and
is a Secret Social Investigator of
the Public Health Department of
Chicago. Mrs. Batson will soon
return to Chicago after spending
a few days with her parents.
Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28
RoSST0N
Estella TidWell

John Bracy TidWell has receiv-
ed an honorable discharge from
the army after spending four
years in service. He and his wife
took a two weeks vacation to De-
troit, Michigan. :. Roxie Lee It'd
well spent two weeks in Detroit,
Mich, with her husband, Arti-
welt Tidwell. Sebon Simpson
and his son, Grady of Detroit,
were at home last week to at
tend Mr.. Simpsons fathers fu-
neral. Mr. and Mrs. George
Kendrick is back home after
spending a year in Los Angeles,
Calf. Leodis Jackson is a Wis
ltor here from Los Angeles, Calf.
Robert Tidwell is happy to be
back home with an honorable dis
charge after spending more than
three years in the army. :. Miss
Gertrude Parker of Wilton is Wis
ltlng her grandmother, N. v.
Hicks and her aunts. -. Pfc. Clar-
ence Latin is at home on a fur
Tough visiting his wife, Mrs. A.
B. Latin, and his mother, Mrs.
Agnes Latin. :. Chesteen Latin is
at home with an honorable dis
charge after spending five years
IN service. Dewey Gulley has
received an honorable discharge.
Cpl. Roscoe Hicks is at home Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Hicks and his wife, Mrs.
Nina Lee Hicks of Texarkana. .
Mrs. Norvelle Hicks is spending
two weeks with her daughter.
Mrs. Idella Nunnelly of Little
Rock. Mrs. E. c. johnson and
Mrs. M. E. Virgil visited at the
home of Mrs. E. L. Tidwell re-
Gently. ). Pfc. George L. Hicks,
who has spent three years in ser
vice, two years overseas, writes
his sister, Estella Tidwell, that he
is expecting to eat dinner with
her on Christmas day. =. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. l.. Jenkins and Mrs.
Beatrice Jenkins have been noti-
fled that their son and husband.
Charlie Jenkins is on his way
home with a discharge. Rev.
r. S. Starks has just returned
from the National Convention in
Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Ruby Mae
Williams and Alvern Robinson
went to Camden recently. .
Prof. Bernett Young and Miss
Annie Null Young spent their va
cation with their parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Carl Young. Cpl. Guy
Roy Young of New Orleans, La.
was home recently on a furlough.
He was accompanied by his wife,
Mrs. Ruby Louise Young. =.
Please get yOllr newc IN mo h.,
each Friday morning in order to
get it published. Thank You.
Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28
ELLIOTT
Euna W. Elliott

Ouachita County plans a World
War No. II Book which will
contain a biographical history of
Ouachita County's men and wom-
en- in uniform. All data rela-
tive to those with the armed
forces must be sent to Hurley
Printing Co., Camden. E. Gay
lie, Roscoe, and M. Elliott en-
tered Navada County Training
School at Rosston on Septem-
Der 10. Ruth Mae, Mildred
and Lois Mae Elliott entered
Camden High School. Sea-
man &c Nolin w. Porchia is ill
in a hospital in cambridge,
Maryland. Elliott community
wishes for him a speedy re-
covery. ;. M, S. Elliott, st. &c
is reported fine in Corpus Chris
ii, Texas. His parents failed to
hear from him in the last 6
months until Saturday, Septem-
Der Is. Ellen E. Elliott and
Azza l.. Mullins, students of Ne
vada County Training School
entered A. M. & N. College, Pine
Bluff on September 10. Mrs.
Ruthie Lee Higgs of Little Rock
is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Fannie Elliott. Her husband, N.
Higgs, joined her on the week
end ElloWee Johnson is i'll,
i. . New Jerusalem Baptist had
fine service Sunday, September
is. Pastor Rowe was at his
best. The sermon was based on
giving tithes. This man Of God
discussed giving tithes pro and
con. Money raised. $500.
Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28
WARNING ORDER


State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, IS.
In The Pulaski
Chancery Court
David Smith, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 74388
Jessie Mae Smith, Defendant
The Defendant, Jessie Mae
Smith, is warned to appear in this
court within thirty days and ans
Wer the complaint of the Plaintiff,
David Smith.
Dated September goth, 1945.
W. A. Singfield,
Solicitor for Plaintiff
John L. Sullivan,
Attorney ad Litem.
II. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Ealy Red, D. c.
Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28
IN MEMORIAM

In memory of our dear mother,
Mrs. Charity Armon, who de-
parted this life September 20,
1943.
We miss you, mother, as years 60
by,
Though you are far away,
We are glad to know you are in
his care,
And with him day by day.
Sadly missed by:
Mrs. Hazel Moss, Mrs. Jamie
Banks, Mrs. Katherine Hol-
and, Mrs. Eelma Watson, Pfc.
Lloyd Armon, children.
ADV.
Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28
WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, IS.
In The Pulaski
Chancery Court
Savannah Jackson, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 1895
Alfred Jackson, Defendant
The Defendant, Alfred Jack
son, is warned to appear in this
court within thirty days and ans
wei the complaint Of the plaintiff,
Savannah Jackson.
Dated September goth, 1945.
j, r. Booker,
Solicitor for Plaintiff
W. A. Singfield,
Attorney ad Litem.
H. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
By Airline P. Turner, D.. C.
Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas
County of Pulaski, IS
In The Pulaski
Chancery Court
Cleon McElroy, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 74319
William McElroy, Defendant.
The Defendant, William Nc
Elroy, is warned to appear in this
court within thirty days and ans
wer the complaint Of the Plain
tiff, Cleon McElroy.
Dated September 10, 1915.
j. r. Booker,
Solicitory for Plaintiff.
Clayton Freeman,
Attorney ad Litcm.
II. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Airline P. Turner, d. C.