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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-21
Trunlan's Action Parallels
 Wilson's Fight With Lewis

Washington, Nov 2i - CUP)- President Truman will step into ex- elusive company alongside Woodrow Wilson if he ncks John L. Lewis.
 The record books give Wilson a technical knockout over Lewis who called of a 1919 strike when the Government issued an injunction against him. Lewis told United Mine Workers then that they could not fight their Government.
 Although Lewis personally sur rendered by recalling his strike
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-21
my NEA sertlcel

CIsy NEA sertice)
 Memphis, Tenn, Nov. 2l.--1he muddy Mississippi win churn again with the racing paddle wheels of river packets If capt. Ben ]. win- ters gets his wish.
 Capt winters is ready to stake his reputation that his Golden Eagle can beat Capt. Tom 0reenes Cor don Greene in a race from New Orleans to Memphis.
 old-timers along the river will argue the point. After oil, the Green showed the Eagle her stern wheel in the first lmpromptu race the river has seen in many years There's two versions to ho wand why that race ended; 1t depends on wich steamer you were riding.
 Vessels Appeared Matched
 One thing Is certain. The race started just below 0reenville, Miss, about breakfast time when the Greene hove In view astern the Eagle. The Greene was billowing smoke, her wake was wide, 60 said the Eagles passengers.
 Captain Johnny Brown, pilot of the Eagle, was just "poklng" along when he realized that a real old- time race was in the making and called for 200 pounds steam pres- sure, all the Eagles boilers could stand.
 For Q few minutes, while the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-21
Francisoue Gay.

Francisque Gay.
 Meantime, Desmarets has order. cd a six-year accumulation of dead leaves cleaned out of the fish pond, and k shopping around for some shining new carp to put in h.
Evening star., 1946-04-18
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

For further information, call FRR, R i ss54.
cHAPERoN SERVICE for children days,
oSELrGf sG1i esteesRsfS GRaD th[els:s III ss o.,c,n
children after $50 m no. s565. is.
DENT DENTAL ASSISTANT. capable Of managing
once OF fis GsSires TeI,paEins position exper.
an nnd / J psrm sII - Settled. DI 67a..
iIenSI p9p eye .soo sqwns specially reas. MISS
ESvELoPEv % ADDREssI Z Sri eD' tspinv : AP s 6uIs
mail insertions. sealing. stampine Work
done quickly and efficiently. DI 5000.
e Girl siors soio5ss desires JOB as maid clerk
ssmsart GiRa eolored 10 wants evening work in res
LADY. refined educated. sales exp. wishes
position representing Arm, Southern States
hpesd9uarters pes 9aa pref vicinity Macon, Ga.
NURSE, registered, desires position in ply
ssi Sie1an IS otfiss; Silver Spring or vicinity.
OPERATOR, calculating machine, comp
tor1et tometer or Burropghs,: exp; also typist;
fasI1S RTsfDESf Sfas MANASER NAG TE s5ss
enss enss' also PIX opr can furnish very
Notwithstanding s'ac capable. s
GhfiSG da &c aod OF d.s1 AhL kINPs lbs aSne home
1929 olst st So, Arlington, Va. -3l
WOMAN young. with initiative, capable of
assuming responsibility, typing, some die
sssls gsfsrsness; 6; s55 per week, days, Box
WANTED: place as nurse companion or
references Call Glehe 5551
Evening star., 1946-04-18
HELP MEN 6 WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER and cashier in automobile
concern. HERSON'S AUTO APPLIANCE
CO. IA o ST. NV. 30
COOK, days, no Sundays: good pay.
WIGS RESTAURANT. S433 Georgia ave.
COUNCILLORS. men and women. for sum-
mer camp in Silver Spring. Md: live in or
out: drive station wagon write, incloSe
ssnapshot s4ol Georgia ave. SILVER
EXPERIENCED fountain man or woman.
willing to work; good salary, 1924 Florida
ave. ne. "a
GOVT. EMPL., interested in operating ,
business part time in your own neighbor-
hood. Box 241-T, Star. -2I
MAN OR WOMAN. white. cook for board
inc house: come ready to work MRS.
LULA DEAN. 21lS 18th st. NV. NO. 925s.
RETIRED PEOPLE. interested in operating
business Of your own, full or part time
; RELIABLE COUPLES needed on Vir-
glnia estate near Washington by private
family Women to cook and housekeep.
men 10 butler. chauffeur, lawn work and
exercise horses. Good salaries. Box
FOR DAY OR NIGHT woRK-white only
i cashier counter men or women
Apply IN person between 2:30-5:3O D m.
daily on premises at 3l0l l4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1946-04-18
HELP poMEsTIc tcor,.l

rans. Hs ss ssnd. II pEvi Ts,6.r aP ~
COOK AND CIV. white; live In, ,id.si
summers; 3o,4o years old: do not apply
AID. 1881 before IL am. or after $3.50
fpok IoSa5 dass, esDs9s .Is.sn y: qY
G:H.W, dependable, live in, upstairs, pvt
& +. ", eoiored, 5is-dsys week. SIS week.
G;H.W;' G $50 a . week and csrtars, 8 tos
FSEksL 1s a aHs TotsEwoRkfR S tS ttsS and cooking
sfNf. ssIs5y Cali oIsrxos 81 ;sa$ Or "a, ai$5 &c.,
experienced: stay 2 nights or live in, com
Portable room with radio, a day off during
week week a1d Wssonsi every othsr Sunday of s2a
";n5s M r. s59;ss5 xesE4, ME5 A fgISE -
Sus ss IstR B. and ss m nT sH get aks o aun in
sIR s1dsvs eoleref sms ,Rea, house 10
g. stay later, . ewes, SI5 and carfare:
nv Sec near bus, local references. Ho-
HOT UsEKEEPER, white. competent. expert
hsat. home wi with comfortably CO.. furn: lse. rm.
ing and wardrobe care for husband. wife
dad dad 4yE pU old bss Tin nursery school during
MAID, exper., settled. fond of children.
I5ye o In, In free to dR feTh summer $40
MAID. live in pleasant surroundings. light
S99rk cs rsfffsnfe s NECESSARY ultimate salary
MAID. full or part time. g.hw.. IN nice
te y yrs; Can live in. AID. 1928. 1903
MAID, MAJ g,h,w. and cooking, 5la-day week;
RA sAe 4i4 ai46 bexeen " m srd cn
MAID, seneral housework. capable, in
telilgent, fond OF children; city references;
NURsEMAiD for . children; other help
emRl9yed emp esty rster required good salary
PARLoRMAID. white, exper.: ref REQUIRED:
excel position. cheerful rm. on 3rd floor
W.T., With ,6 terrace ace & of rm lse: bath; permanent
Shoreham HOTEL, North .6643. 30
and no 6sh sa6a salary Hs in VII IT ga
WOMAN TO cook and do ghw on farm;
@n Mr. C euRIE hsfdss a15s 5TRs ashos sRs
WOMAN, white. Is to so High class
wdtt oa seam Tshss tSs S e SGs ssh
or Miss O,Brien, CO 9OsO or apply in
person, 3o?1 14th ST NV. lis
WOMAN, white. full time, as general house,
worker; live in or out. Emerson 1916.
-l9
WOMAN, experienced TO do general house
work In home OF FIVE; near Riyerdale. Nd.
Health card and references Good pay,
houFS and working conditions for re-
soonsible, earnest person. Live in or
out Boy @s3-A, Star lis
COLORED OR WHITE-Genersl house,
worker, to live in; 2 children; references
required Call EN-. 2195. lis
PERMANENT; lifetime opportunity for
experienced colored maid, between 25 and
40 years of age. Family of offers S25
weekly, plus room with private bath,
board, uniforms; Thurs. and Sun. OF Bus
to ooor. Don't apply unless thoroughly
experienced; must live in. Phone OR.
5460 or apply at 49l0 Loughboro rd. NV.
Evening star., 1946-04-18
SITUATIONS MEN.

AcCoUNTANI, &C NJ {. s. degree: fully sx-
temporary position. BOX S24-A star.
BUTCHER. Al. white, steady position.
sisTse or small market Write Box s5s.A,
WISHES POSITION with pri-
travelling The Continent and Europe: St
elatl E, rpK tetere3oes ta'oe Boy 25.-A Star is.
liquor store, have the best Of references.
will accept J. d truck drivers or porter
Re 'G M aoFSs assSss St s
some experience -. isth st. ne TR
TDIToRIAL, ,ADvERTIsING-rm a vet
enass eran an eS-fEst lieutsensnt NAVIGATOR on
IN future hs Paes noR In ryns IN S 10
in GOOD msgazines?. Tiiiinsness to learn
doe doedn5 one owe me living put can offer
sd o amos in ssy prop5s Yo5Bs S4 am
se4 a2s se!ssd cs sno WaFE5ea as1 with infant dspsn-
grad, B, B. 4, desires supervisory, once
manager p position. sales, ready to wear
HANDY Has BY ii Man. SaF wall washing ssrdeh 19' st-
tendant. general houseman, hoor waxing.
gindow washing, D. c, drivers permit.
JASrTok, !; or eolorsd, szpsrte9sed m s sla5 no.
Man. age 81 ex-service. successful back
work. good personality salary or pref.
fo99ission snR 4A star sTrsnsemen able to trs.el
PERSONNEL admin. ssst.-Ex-Army cap.
adaptable. ambitious. desires responsible
position with future. Box 279-A, Star.
reg. D c, in virginia re-
IA RADiS TSrk s1Ry1cIM,S 1Ply Pq 95a %,.. no,o1
SALES EXECUTIVE, once, field; sales pro-
% }9nes5 }e5 Box ?osA 6setestsa star N
WORK accounting opoor3entH PsTss msin fn'am: cone
SideTatlon' attend school Oil am. RA.
VETERAN wishes TO do sisn and SHOW.
card work Tor small business houses.
vETERAN, eolored, would like Job as de-
!iaale can Distfict a$si, ~ S''es 20.
Hl7lafF xIrEKAH siors. 3 yrs exp mens Nssr and
ref5 Box oiss ia saaS own ooss e@ceaent
WINDOW TRMMERGveteran with long
ian eEpeFiepss Rox dssIes fgIl or part time posi-
YOUNG MAN. experieneed sIsS in chemical
work; would like part-time position. m.
or Mr. o hIf Or 1sSa @Sss Dsf St ssss sv
NE 6a45, after pm
YOUNG VETERAN. working way through
school, wants Job in afternoons from & to
19 or II pm: has D. c. permit Call
after pm. AID oo12
p YOUNG VETERANS desire work: best
references. Call MI. 1851 before II a m,
NEED $500 to pay debts incurred prior
10 entry into service. now DISCHARGED;
present salary insufficient to cover living
expenses and pay debts, too Will work
evenings and week ends White. 50. in
telllgent, good appearance, capable and
willing: quick with figures: six years
Government, three years Army oV 1867
Evening star., 1946-04-18
HELP DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMAID. white. exper.: ref re-
CURED: excel. position: cheerful rm on Bird
moor with terrace off rm.. 'lge bath; per-
msnent position. for skilled woman; resi-
dence near shoreham Hotel NO, 664S
COMPANION housekeeper. white, needed
good home; light duties. DU. 1927. to
$50 pm. lis
COOK, eolored. exper.: no g,hw.; other
help: live in; room and bath on ground
floor; refer: and health card; S25 wk
COOK, excel. shw, for couple apt, , to
9: no Sundays; good refer. Call Adams
COOK, lst: noor work; white: Rhode
Island for summer for family with 8 chill
Gnnu dren; sood wages ; EN-; 9077; -19
5h days. live in: S225 week; references re-
auired. Chevy Chase area. o. 20a6.
COOK AND G.H.w.. live in, private room,
bath bath radio RADIO city references; S25 week
CoQK-G.Hw.. thoroushly experienced.
settled woman. 5-day week: live in. up
stairs room. Best references required
SIS week Phone WI 6O77. III
COOK-G.H.W., small GEORGETOWN house;
live IN; must have city references ,S25
COOK AND G.H.W., live In, upstairs room
EN-. 1855. -le
Evening star., 1946-04-18
HELP WoMEN.
COPY WRITER

ADVERTISING COPY WRITER-Youns
s fer aep scpy
in, large dept store: excellent starting
salary with rapid advancement for one
SSss;'sn. SSS% ;a3n,fS GsSSls
abVfRfIs1SS ehSns rs ssoo iAYouf hS ap ARTIST Quail
fed to create rough layouts for dept
lor right person Good Starting salary
sas Hssi sEpF aaDfa SEPT psRs'iE
aLTERATioN HANDS and .,a tur , hnIshers in
iTE aETERsTioS XII 'f HANDs 4, s." vomens alter alt.ra
mems es sth 0Psnnssw so sBRy sRRR0S
assIsTaNr BTYEks Tor various deDsr.;
store or specially shop experience snd
pSas poymen 10 oee 4th oof M
&sss2AST ro s'n MaNAGER an r. Of al
| teration dept: must be experienced in all
phases of sewing and fitting; also capable
once. .4th floor LANsBURGH & BRO
hsuNBR ss BfEk S Shits st. nw
BANK CLEKK-Youne lady to train fol
Clerical duties; experience unnecessary al
We will train permanent position, o Boz
BANK .aG; sSfsccIkETARY. one qualified for gen.
foG
sHAsE,sl1Ss sAfos r6Ssna a4
conditioned shop GENEvIEVEs, 1911 x
81 BE4tT1cfaS aH IA '2ys fNo experienced ls Apply
FRANCES M DEE pS BEAUTY SHOP, s:!s Penna
sIsi BEAGTY Cry oPPERxToR; good working con-
commission MARGUERITE HAMPTON,
EN- 977I days. or co. 3o3. evenings,
BEAUTY OPERATOR. 1st class. all around:
exesllen, s salary, Plus commission. HENRI
enced, $50 week, plus commission 5-day
week; from $50 to g. 1915 R. l. ave. ne.
BEATTY OPERATOR, hours 9 to 8, salary
oooied salon. GABRIEL. 1918 Conn. ave.
HaNuE sssufY ssLos e' HG. saes
Eilt BfAuTY fn opERATos Fl AND hair styist top
BEAUTY SALON, Ad69 N. Il. ave. shopping S CEN
sEAufY isE r. oPEkAroR SPsa Opportunity M for
good operator: consenial working condi-
HsRs44iIT !; Ssssssfn 81 %H
CT i'p''oiii' o'o ~, ~
BEAUTY OPERATOR. highest salary and
commission; air conditioned. EMILE. 1921
%.s'on EhffH 5r top sss ss!'rS Ma9s asa es
BEAUTY opERAroR-wanted. an-around m1s
operator and manicurist; hours, to s;
Saturday ann to l 1886 Conn. ave, Du
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced; excel
lent salary and commission. RICHARD
HAIR sTYLIsT. l745 Conn. ave. NV. DE.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. manicure and sham
poo only. $40 a week and commission:
boqys; bspIs 4;l5 t,n te.6. to 8. C. S. GAsToN OF
FiLLiNG shfiS nAcHiNE OPERATORS. imme-
f,i SsH'R5s sfE o5s
BINDERY GIRLS. experienced or learners:
excellent opportunity to learn a good trade
for S1NnEnv he pSst-Tar POS, period. GRuvERs
BOOKKEEPER with thoroush knowledge
AMERICAN RED CROSS, National Naval
Medical Center. Bethesda. Md. OIL, 1923,
BookkEEPEE Boz ,I r.. Large. .well.ss.abIished
keeper Must Be si experieneed in douSe UGGs
entry bookkeeping and tipping. Excellent
working conditions Shor, work week
Cali Mr.. Cox or Mr.. Thompson, MA. 21O0
BOOKKEEPER in real estate and builders
ONCE: must have at least yrs. exp. in
double-entry bookkeeping; salary, S., 900 to
start; excellent opportunity for advance
ment. SHAPIRO. INC, 1106 Vermont
sookKEErER, to take care of complete
advancement; permanent position. MAR
WINS CREDIT. t7a4 eth st. NV. -ls
Evening star., 1946-04-18
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK AND G.H.W., colored, no small chill
dreh, live in. ready for work Hobart
93S.. 1925 ST NV
GIRL, colored, would like lob as clerk, maid
N store beauty shop or s.hw.. to /.
TR. 40SS
GIRL, reliable wants ironing for Tues
days, good on shirts Call DU S994
GIRL. colored, wants work by the hr, 1Oc
per hr. and carfare; city reference. NO.
GIRL. colored. wishes part-time work; ref
erences. EMMA J. JOLLY. 1921 18th
MAID. colored. ghw, no cooking part or
full time, FIR. 2S5S after 10 pm
MOTHERS HELPER or care for children
of working mothers: sober. 606 Kenil-
worth ave. ne. -lq
WOMAN, refined, in sos, to act as COM
panion. some help with household TR.
4S4S. is
WOMAN, colored. daywork (mornines):
refs. CO. O740.
WOMEN, colored, exp, city ref. want
or days work wk or part time CaIl
Fri from 10 to 5, TR 061
Evening star., 1946-04-18
HELP MEN,
hood again!

YOUNG MAN-Somewhere in Washington
there is neat-appearing and conscien-
tious t;.,iso young fellow probably returning
Veteranl who thinks he would like selling
accept advice and follow directions, there
Hard work and application to the Job
should, in time produce better-than-aver-
time II 1t is your ambition just TO drive
new car. nominal salary will be paid
while training and in time demonstrator
by writing TO Box 3O4 A. Star ~
YOUNG MAN, u 10 20 years of age. We
have opportunity in our organization for
estate business and who is looking for a
permanent position with excellent oppor-
school graduate and must have a car.
Salary, 5000 per year in addition to AL
owance for operation of car. Reply IN
All replies considered eonfdel tiai and no
inquiries ,s1 MADE until after interview Box
YoUNG MAN. colored for kitchen work.
Market located at l4th and Park I'd. \ ".
YOUNG MAN. stock record clerk; ex-
Vsneement Cali Mr.. Sf6SdfTs,' MbMPER' NO g. e5aa.
YOUNG MAN. retail fabric store: exper.
not nee. some selling. must be intelligent.
Apply alter 4:aO pm. THE YARDsTicK,
l.
YOUNG MAN, strong. willing. to work as
counterman 6-day week. 40 hrs: salary,
$40: permanent. Apply Room pa. Wood
ward Bldg -23
YOUNG MAN white TO learn restaurant
business; ~ hrs; through lunch and din
ner. BARNHART'S RESTAURANT. 55I0
IH Ist-CLAss CARPENTERS. long job.
S13 day. Phone sH. 2445 after pm.
ATTENTION. RETURNED VETS. II you
think you can sell real estate and have a
car, see Mr.. MoeSta, S203 Ga. ave, Silver
Spring. Nd Liberal drawing account and
highest commissions paid. -l9
HIGH-CLASS retail establishment desires
the services of dependa BILE and ambitious
young man for record work and to learn
salesmanship. Box l6S-Y. Star. -l9
WANT PLEASANT outdoor work in q busi-
ness of your own? Good profits selling
over 200 widely advertised Rawleigh home
farm necessities pays better than most
occupations: hundreds in business > to 20
years more: product equipment on
credit; no experience needed to>start-we
teach you how. Write today for full par
ticulars. RAWLEIGHS, Dept, DCD-14
lt5. Chester. Pa
Evening star., 1946-04-18

- - ~ a - - ~ w
coolers. Apply in 7
between $50 an
telephone DE. 81
STENOGRAPHER r
one of Washing
stores; opportuni'
salary. ZIRKIN,
STENOGRAPHER
Company. pleaa
Apply MR. RI(
Union Station, o
Board. 3Ul G ST
STENOGRAPHER Z
chance for adYs
days; GOOD salary
H st. NV. '3rd fl
STENOGRAPHER
excellent working
MR.. YEATMAN,
Oil F st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER
fee duties and
steady position.
FIVE OPTICAL {
STENOGRAPHER r
of shorthand and
CROSS, Nationa
Bethesda. Nd. O
STENOGRAPHER
experienced; Arli
o-day week. Gil.
STENOGRAPHER
pany mas opening
40-hour. 5-day "
pleasant worsin
person, UN1VERs
Jersey ave. NV.
STENOGRAPHER
& PHELPS. 14l
STENOGRAPHER
pleasant workin g
st. NV. MA. 1875
STENOGRAPHER
ONCE work, S35.
st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER
nent position. G
ment, 4a-hr. wk -.
ing conditions. A
ASSN, ME. 1000
STENOGRAPHER
attractive conveI
week, $3.50 mont.
ti0n for yoNDp
Evening star., 1946-04-18
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
RuSNESS

FRENCH STENO. UJ, $50 wk; research
stsno ste So VIII iin Spanish stsno sa9 sec $50
new applicants daily for the better posi-
tons Est, % yrs BoYD'S, 1888 F.
Evening star., 1946-04-18

r
SHOP; 129S q st. NV. ME. 3lll. q
hours, reasonable pay. Can ' in person o
oiFfe9 R woskERs ~ qss 81 e .s as.ss ,yplsts an,
general clericals: permanent positions
sde s,n Safy "a moor xs5k ysff fpPy
oFFiicR Fl WORKERS. immediate openings
MHRD Appy DempeoymfRR oFHRo Pse SD 9TH h 0Ss Ssy Woop
PANTRY GIRL, steady and reliable; goot
working conditions, meals and uniform
S7ys CHASE k G2Gb Dsx Apn
PaNTRY PaSSI1s laHs WOMAN. colored. to work il
R1Esfs EK wo ss'fans SITS school, se .n ca andS caR
PIX MONITOR board operator, steno
ssS TssF iePh0ns p!
NGSkipf MR pfresEN sepsIiGH5 So ahour a4 week Sa
PLAIN-PAsTRY COOK, good hours an,
good pay. 1915 You st. NV. MI. 1856
RECEIVING AND SHIPPING CLERK, exp
liberal discount. See Mr.. Werner, VII
sgeEfffoNisrs Rge f2GEHs e wsn9es s for photo
sen0 aS
RECEPTiONIsT with Office managing ex
perience, knowledse of typine, pleasing sp
pearance and personality, between 30 ant
35 years OF age; must be interested il
permanent position with future; denta
RECEPTioNisT in photosraphic studio
mHss haXf exBexenss Bex r star
RELIABLE PERSON wanted Immediately t.
care for year-old son while mother works
RfsEARch hh Sst fsS BAcfERIoLocrsr RIO experenc aG
necessary; university appointment: 40
hour week: interesting position for well.
qualified applicant. Box 231-T. Star. ~
RESIDENT MANAGER for well-locatet
apartment house: managers apt. rms.
dinette, kitchen and bath; salary. Bo,
121-Z. Star. lis
RETAIL COUNTERGIRL, white. to serv
package food at counter and operate casf
register. Apply 1894 Upshur st. NV. be.
tween and pm. Telephone RIA. 1000
-1S
SALES CLERKS for service shop at Airing
ton Farms and West Potomac Park resi-
dence halls: salary. $40.0S, plus commits
sions. for 4S-hour, 6-day week. These po
sitions offer excellent opportunities for ad
vancement for women with drugstore. .
| and / O, or soda fountain experience Fol
further information call MR.. CARRIER
SALESGIRL for hosiery, glove and ba,
dept; good salary and commission. perma
nent position. NISLEY CO.. 1889 ]
st. NV. -l0
Evening star., 1946-04-18
BEAUTY PARloRS,

MANICURIST WANTED in connecticut ave.
Shop. Hours, . to 6; SATURDAYS, to :. .
1885 Connecticut ave. DU. 500. -1S
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-07-26
ASHDoWN

Kathryn Yvonne Taylor
Services were well attended at
the Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Sunday. Rev. N. Glover of
Shreveport, La, who has recent
ly been appointed pastor of
Haney Creek Baptist Church, was
a visitor. Kathryn Yvonne
Taylor was honored with a birth
day party Monday night, July
18th, at z. B. Gulley's Cafe. d.
Mrs. Vivian Duncans is home Wis
iting friends and relatives. Mrs.
Dora Williams left Monday for
Pine Bluff where she will attend
summer school. Rev. r. c.
has returned from
Chicago where he spent few
days with his daughter
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-07-26
AUGUSTA
Willie Mae Gipson

Rev. ]. J. Brown left for Port
land to attend the funeral of his
grandfather, Rev. j. J. Harris.
The Union Gospel Singers will
sing Saturday night during the
convention, July 26th. The pub
lie is cordially invited. The
Sunday School and League Con-
vention of the Augusta District
opened Wednesday. Bishop G.
w. Baber preached at the morn
ing services Sunday. Bishop j..
H. Clayborn was invited to at
tend the meeting. F. d. Gipson,
presiding elder. Carver High
began its summer term last Mon
day. Mr., Carter, brother of Mrs.
Carter, Home Economic teacher,
has been added to the faculty. q.
Mrs. o. E. Edwards and Miss
Doris Ewell, recent graduates of
Arkansas Baptist College, are the
teachers at Revel School Rev.
j. T. Mitchell, pastor of Bethle-
hem Church, closed his anniver-
sary last Sunday. The member
ship and public responded gener-
ously. Over 100000 was given to
Rev. Mitchell. The Mock An
nual Conference climaxed the End
Sunday at Ward Chapel. APP
proximately $175.00 was raised
Mrs. B. c. Marshall, acting bish-
OPP. The Union Sunday School
held their annual meeting with
the Ward Chapel Sunday School
last Sunday, $1,000 was raised.
Alonzo Brunson and O. r. Emer-
son are the superintendent of the
two schools. F. d. Marshall,
agriculture teacher, spent last
week in Pine Bluff at A. M. and
N. College revamping a new pro-
gram for the agriculture setup.
G.. w. and Anna Vera Layne
have returned home after spend
ing several weeks in Gregory with
their aunt, Sallie Bledsoe. See G.
w. for your State Press each
week.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-07-26
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Minnie Lee Evans

The New Bethel A. M. E.
Church held its regular service
Sunday with Rev. E. l.. Watson
of Strophens in charge. Collec-
ton was $4,000. Oscar Gully
passed recently. His family has
our sincere sympathy. Mrs.
Arillia Hayne is recovering from
recent illness. i. . Johnnie Simpson
and Mrs. N. V. Hicks are on the
sick list. T. Burton, CHM Har-
ris and Vernice and Naomi have
been visiting in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Evans. Horace Will
son of Waldo visited the TidWells
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. James
johnson of Waldo were visitors in
the Evans home recently. 5.
Prof. Bernett Young of A. M, U.
N. College, Pine Bluff visited his
parents this week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Young are on the cam
pus. . Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bar
zelle of Hope visited Mrs. Julia
Gulley Sunday. Charlene Fisher
accompanied them home. AL
win Ferguson of Mcneil has been
visiting Miss Emma Lee Bazzelle
and Lee Burnell of Waldo has
been visiting Mary Bazzelle. D.. .
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kendrick
motored to Nashville recently. {.
Arbrady Hicks had returned from
Michigan. Ishmon Hicks of
Fort Worth, Texas, visited here
last week. Mrs. Gladys Bar
zelle is preparing to join her hus-
band in Los Angeles, Calf. =.
Mrs. Alvern Robinson will join
her husband in Detroit, Mich.
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MRS. IDA Il. MARSHALL
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Mrs. Mittie Lawrence and her
children, Berthelma ana Harold,
have returned from California. 8.
Supt. John Q, Adams was in
charge of the Sunday School ser
vices Sunday. Mrs, Elnora
Brown and her daughters an
dsons-in-laW are here from Kan
sas City, Mo. Mrs. Ruby Watts
and children, James and Ruth,
left for Los Angeles to visit her
parents, Mr., and Mrs, Will Wright.
Mrs. Jeddie Bryant, daughter of
Mrs. Ada Whitaker and sister of
Mrs. Bolden Nelson, passed July
18th. The Negro Chamber of
Commerce is going on good will
tour, visiting all Negro business
places of the city. The Negro
Democratic Independent Voters
League met at the Harris Chapel
Baptist Church Wednesday night,
July oath.