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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-12
"SEpper's Southwest Sport. ograph"
BY r. Z. DIXON

DALLAS poised
the brink of its most You'd this if
from those coaches their mouth
poll of this would find
tied for eighth or last place at the end of the season. Since such rarity
has never occurred anywhere before practical to down
earth and face the squarely
Day marked of al
college the Southwest healthy
senon OF and veteran squadmen the
nucleus brilliant cotere complement these to
such extent that all might well face hope
deace ana cease those moaning groaning blues.
AsAansas State against Tennessee State
One hence 49, Arkansas State off
Henry keans Tennessee State
mnam tilt IN Memphis Tennessee This big hunk of assign
ment for Buddy crew. no
Henry Kan of picking
Lions have fourteen
will Be fashioned Tennessee
were rated by football
balanced backeds sepia college circles
mond rampgng tackle who solid
Henry pennynan and Burgess lawson do of brilliant
fan TO challenge the claim to greatness of the
Texas Steers VS.. Jarvis Christians
Saturday, September 20 finds College blasting lid
their seasons Christian College The
will have their eyes set on their neeiona dedcory game with
Tennessee State later
National Collegiate champions
Tyler Few Steer supporters have forgotten the great Texas team
Of 1885 that had its finally
eked out single touchdown this gallant little
jarvis aggregation that absolutely refused quit call the
cocky steers uncle" that day.
Should Buddy Allen find good ehng
ring" for his coaching
tim fettle Longs revamped Wiley
car who should be the
Ocesber eth.
Saturday September 90 also finds Eddie Robnsons Grambng
College II taking that tough military outfit Bennng
Ga. IN Grambling La Robbie schedule
tom with TOUCHES all OF whom had better be their
oe when they ro out against this pucky Grambng
bMcA
On the same afternoon Henry Carroll should
m1soen engagement
eney Journey to Tyler for
There are some who faith like
ne one where The Rabbit ches the
for that don't history one by doing
what she has done before
Sepenber 37th Game
peek at the Saturday September 9th guarantees
competitive card Of nationwide credit to mid
november slate as this little peep proves
Gramblng at Tuskegee Tennessee Texas College
IexaA state University at Southern;
q view; bishop VS. Langscn at Oklahoma City WI
20 "idca" VS. Clark University at Atlanta These are
~ Nv
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-12
CONWAY
George Edwards

oOot6S
School opened September 8 -.
Miss Hazel Smith and Lois Petty
Jr. were married at Ebenezer M.
e. Church Sunday, August 31st -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Marley, Jr.
and son, Joe Norman who motor
ed to Los Angeles, Calf. where
they visited relatives and many
friends have returned home. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Alberta
Allen, Mr.. Manley's sister Miss
Estella Mullegan has returned
from a months visit with rela-
tives and friends in California 80.
Mrs. Pearlie Wiley left Friday for
a Today vacation in Kansas City,
Kansas .. Mrs. Ardelia Span and
baby are visiting her Oldest son,
Joe Span, Jr. in Los Angeles, Ca
lifornia ... Mrs. Odessa Edwards
and sons are at home after spend
ing several weeks in Colorado
Springs where Mrs. Edwards at
tended Colorado College for nine
weeks. Mrs. Malta Green visit
ed her sister while she was in
Colorado Springs 49,. Zion Tenn
pie was host to the Union Meet
ing Sunday. A large crowd at
tended the day services. Elder
John Rogers is pastor ...... Mrs.
Clara Laney and daughter are
visiting in Los Angeles, Califor-
mia .... Mrs. Druscilla Curry and
little daughter of North Little
Rock were guests of Mrs. Merri-
belle Rucker Sunday ...... Mission
AIRY Anna Powers has returned to
her district in the southern part
OF the state after spending sew
eral weeks with her son Elder
Johnny Rogers and his wife .......
Mrs Birdie Price Hall Of Wichita,
Kansas is house guest OF Elder
and Mrs. Johnny Rogers see. Mrs.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-12

ing that II the Negroes get Moth
ing else other than the two Me-
gro policemen, his election IS
made safe for another term. .a....
The good christians are saying
that If the Sidney NcMath adj
does nothing more
for the Negroes than smask his
machines, his election
has been justified - The Louie
Harris have painted their Silver
Street home white, This makes
their home the most beautiful on
Silver Street SOME GOSSIP: An
old lady has been trying to flirt
with a man who has been work.
ing next to her house. He fell
on the scheme Of saying sweet
things about his good wife to her.
so she called him an old devil
and left 8. A lady who apparent
ly is young, slept under a fan
Friday night. She was so stiff the
next day until they had to prize
her out of bed. She must have
been older than ! thought. 5000. A
little girl who is in the 5th grade
has been sad all the week because
her boy friend has gone to college
! She'll be sunk when he meets tn,
college girls. Ha., Ha, Ha. Wha
next.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-12

baptism of her nine year old
grandson ...... Mr.. and Mrs. Tuck
er of Tulsa, Oklahoma were house
guests of Mrs. Embery see. Earlean
Simril, lo-month old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Simril was swept
over the bank of death last We'd
nesday night and laid to rest late
Friday in tiny snow shite cas-
ket, Page Mortuary was in charge.
The baby will not only be missed
by her family. but also by all
who passed by and smiled when
they saw her playing with her
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-12
JUDSONIA
Bobbye Ross Hampton

Mr.. and Mrs. James Bailey have
a new baby boy .... Mrs. Emma
Edwards and Mrs. Lena Mae
Hampton visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. O'Neal Hampton -. Mrs.
Bessie Riley and her granddaught-
err, Miss BERTHE Mae Young, have
gone to Kansas City for a short
visit ..... Miss Glorice Dean Wal
ker has gone to st. Louis, Mo. to
attend school -. Mrs. Roberta
Roach visited in the home Of Mrs.
Aldora Bailey last Friday .... We
are glad to say that Rev. r. B.
Neal is improving nicely We are
all in hopes that he will soon be
able TO resume his duties.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-12
WEST ROCK
James Leroy Madden, Jr.

Miss Marguerite Green accom-
panied Harold and Kinnard Whit
field to Kirkwood, Mo. to help
them prepare for school. They
had spent the summer here with
their aunt and grandmother .......
Misses Jane Ann and Jacklyn
Knox and Miss Matha elan Din
widdie breezed in last weekend
after vactioning in Michigan.
While there they went over TO
Windsor, Canada and on their
way home they stopped in St
Louis to see Martha's cousin.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-12
GURDON
Dpriest Campbell

Mrs. Clara Anderson left for her
home in Los Angeles, California
after spending a month here with
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-12
Hot springs

Gloria Downs
Mrs Monroe Clark and niece.
Verneu Grove of Jackson, Miss
spent two weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Harris ...... Mrs. G.
c. Bullock and Dorothy Jean are
enjoying a months vacation in
Oakland, California ...... Mrs G. f.
Lewis Is showing signs of i'm
provement ...... Mrs. E. M. Pickett
Is greeting her many friends af.
ter a vacation in Madison, wiscon-
sin .--. Mrs. Hannah Embery is in
Conway where she witnessed the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-12

Toney, Ellis Toney, Eligah Toney,
Robert Toney and a daughter in
law, Christine Toney who motor
ed here from Illinois Saturday
night. Other guests of the Toney
family were Mr.. and Mrs. Lesley
Toney and family; Mr.. and Mrs.
E. B. Sockwell and Miss Trudie
Murphy.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-12
BYT.Melvin
By Melvin Tapley

Lum Ellis and Mrs. Emett Allen
motored to Little Rock on BUSH
ness.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06
CHATTER -PATTER
OPEN LETTER TO ANN LONG OF THE
RoBBINSDAL4E POST
BY LA TROY

OPEN LETTER TO ANN LONG OF THE
My dear Miss Longs
This almost embarrassing a. our attending the same party
IN identical desssS My editor your column my attention
this week. similarity In title and styIe "a rn,bsr debating N
OF originality shf Suppose tanning browl Sc
rousy though we're glad like pleased
pnend by YOU However there worrying
nOw-frOm where did the wsshEtOn
And who gave you dope harmony
DO read Sinclair Lewis Kngbood Royal quss-
on In this and your fair city EnEhn yourself
70 be man or "O color" May quote your column
I'm sure the Negro fes" that too The offspring from
union belongs 10 neither many looking Negro
girls for sr fsllOws This probably Ans rsminSes
aoes not adhere 70 the facts Didn't know that Society
with drop blood NRroH You and pos
by even don't believe nsrmArriSEs Of groups,
unfortunately 90 individuals speak for the
we take stand for hs right Liberty and the
pursuit Of Happiness" thsn fellow black
white chance to live, be free and choose his
Now back Troy" First the Onekr
psn name I've been writing only Strictly amateur
IN the literary field copy or develop any particular
STYLE Just endsavor put words the things
lot m" thank you for myself and for
Sincerely, La Troy.
gives pleasure chapter In the Rose Moses
versus WOOlworth incident The M had and
blood flowed "thsm Well seems q" mistake" had
been made ct least that's what B" ssAbron
Urban League told when visited statement
Rose Moses was rhsd and began work last Saturday morning.
THEY TELL ME-
The omSEas ssmFOrmaI honey" ERsrvs.csnt Doris
EseuS pouFesqus white like an anRs
Wallace splendid In blue sheer with drOphouds nskns;
Vera (hs Body Robbins tus torso number Nina
sasTs bscomng Isabel Noble loosd stun
ming white creation; RuSssS sophisticated black gown
as her penny eoorsd hair Take these Oysss multiplied by
many add their you like oa oorf
setting for an enjoyable evening.
Clocks ignored tho Hsrparsa later that night and
mawnin The took holiday weekend
and simply forgot 10 60 home Many Of the EstoEhsrS lasted I'll
JudSOn Manning of Mayo city into town last
week driving nine Packard Clipper He and his
Verne Of the Avalon Hotel Rochester Business
must be picking up down that
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06
Annual Golf
Tourney Set
For July 20

The Fifth Annual Minnesota Ne
gro Golf Tourney will be played at
Wirth Golf Course In July. The
tourney as In the past will be spon-
Sorsd by the Theodore Allen Of the
insurance agency Of that name and
James W. Slemmons, mayor Of
Brownsville.
Qualifying rounds Of 10 holes will
be played from July to July 10.
The final round Of IS holes will be
played Sunday, July 20.
Five Hundred Dollars in mer-
ehandise prizes will be awarded
winners. Entry fees this year will
be $3.50.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06
Shriners Service at


st. James, Minneapolis
The annual Jubilee Day Service"
Of the Ancient Egyptian Arabic Or
der Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine Of
North and South America and Ju-
risdiction will be observed on Sun
day, June 8, at the II o'clock serv-
ice at Sc. James A. NJ. z. Church,
Minneapolis. Rev. Edward Thomas
Is pastor. This will be the first
such service since the re-activation
Of FsEzsn Temple, No. 20 In Mime
sofa. The Shriners are anxious that
their many friends will be present
at this service, which marks q
famous milestone among Prince
Hall Masons.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06
]. w. LEE NAMED
COMMANDER OF
LESLIE LAURENCE

j. W. Lee, 665 Rice St., was elect
ed Commander Of Lsslie Lawrence
Post, American Legion, at the reg.
ulaT annual election, held May 10.
l.. z. Tarver. 6O3 st. Anthony Ave-,
was elected Adjutant, H. J. T. Ne
CURE, LIST Vice Commander, Harold
X. Tarver, 8s3 Carroll Ave, End
Vice Commander.
Messrs. Lee, TarveT, and How
land were also elected delegates TO
the Ramsey County Central Com
mittee.
This IL the sixth time Lee has
been elected Commander, he has
also held the office Of 9TH District
Historian for the past five years.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06

niversary celebration Of St. An
thony Lodge 2sT7. G. U. o. Of 4. F.,
at a picnic 70 be held at Theodore
Wirth park, Minneapolis, Sunday,
June 8.
A mems quartstte, directed by
Otis Woodland, will sing.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06

Home Insulation and ell types IL
electrical appliances Tor sale. Cali
Martin Brown. Locust 0lII.--AdyL
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06
Sc. Anthony Lodge 6Oth
Anniversary Observance
Al Theodore With Park

J. T. WardlAw. executive secre-
tRry Of the Minneapolis Urban
League, will speak at the 6Oth an
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06

partner, 80 you want 10 start up
againH" II looks more and
more as though the only way Joe
Louis will lose that Heavyweight
Crown Is In q rattle. Jack La
brie, the liquor man. was explaining
the difference between profess
sionAl and AmAtsuF fighters.
The difference Is that the profess
sionsl il paid by check"
Worth Repeating: III freedom il
taken from one group today, II may
very well be taken from you tom0r-
row, and your nsiGhbOr the next
day. No group IL free from
attacks Of hate mongsrs because we
are all minority groups"
WeiEhty: Earl Wilson reports
butchers are giving their 10 percent
In answer 10 President Truman's
appeal. They are putting nine
fingers on the scalssl
During the past few months I've
been criticized by many Of my
friends and readers as 10 why I'm
putting In my two cents In such q
dirty game like politics and etc.
80. ] might that they are all wrong,
friends and all. Z. What isn't poll
tics nowadays will anyone tell mo
E. Our very existence today de-
ponds on politics. True II IL dis
eOuraging at times to find the
wrong people In office and all that.
. But II Ii the duty Of every
person, man or woman 70 get into
this game Of politics. To know
your candidates and 10 vote right
is another thing. There Is no
city on earth that can possibly have
a perfect elected officials. You
know many Of EN- change after
they get into Office. just like some
people change when they get q few
dollars In their pockets. The
best remedy for that Is to have the
people Gust the guy who fails them
from office. You don't have 10
have bad people In office. Cor
rupt officials are only that way be-
cause the voters let them get away
with II, Minneapolis voters
your vote IL your voice. Use Il
Monday. Have a Happy Week
End.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06


MPLs CLASSIFIED ... .... see. ..........
ApplIsAss Repair Sewing ma
chimes, vaeuumn, washers, irons,
radios. Estimates given, AL. s2s6.
DuplsH tor Sale. SaSoe. Inquire 907
Washington so, evenings.
For saIsi I burner gas stove, right
hand oven, tis, Elkhurst si7A
after Q,
Room For Rsati DFeKsl 1860. SOIL
18th Ave. 8.
Room For RsRt with kitchen priVi.
lsgsa. a62s Smelling Ave. 8, Prefer
married couple.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-12-27

| Montague Cobb, President AL
bert W. Dent of billiard Univer-
sity; James M. Nabrit, John A.
Davis.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-12-27

Roundtree, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Rountree, Mr.. and Mrs. AL Scott,
Miss Marion Spencer, Carl Wick
ers, Miss odessa Hart, Vincent
K, Simmons, Mr.. and Mrs, Oil
yer BowenS, Joseph Webster,
Darnely Corbin, Lillian Christie
pher, Charles r. watson, Mrs.
Matilda Birch, Charleston, Miss
Hazel Sturridge, Vincent Isaacs,
Mrs. D. D. Livingstone, Bill
Tompkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Puryear, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
johnson, Kenneth Anderson,
Miss Josephine Whitaker, Ralph
Kent, Miss Lois Higginbotham,
Charles Gillimwater, Miss Win
ton Yates, George Vidal, Miss
Marilyn Roberts, Miss Charlotte
Moss, Ferman and Thurman
Jones, Miss Ruth Lane, Miss
Martha McAdoo, Taber Bolden,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Campbell, Mr..
and Mrs. George Mckinney, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Dashiell, Miss
Linda Rice, Messrs. ]. C. Colson,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-12-27
.Onlegas To
Invade Detroit

DETROIT - Gov. william H.
HASTE of the Virgin Islands will
address the 34th grand conclave
of the omega Psi Phi fraternity
when it meets here Dec. 27-3O.
Another prominent speaker is
willard S. Townsend, president
of the United Transport Service
Employees, CLIO.
Delegates are expected from
branches all over the country.
Among those to take leading
parts in the sessions are Col.
Campbell c. Johnson, grand
basileus; Ira DeA. Reid, Robert
C. Weaver, Frank S. Horne, w.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-12-27

Bob Garrett, Roy Ellis, George
Branch, and Henry Ryce.
The committee included Dom
aid c. Watson, chairman, Jer-
ONE Lewis, Paul Moddy, Lee
Thigpen, Aldus Ridgely, Richard
C. Walker, Raymond wilkins,
David Dickson, Murray Town
send, Wilson Hunt, Charles r.
Small and David Mckinney.
A spirited floor show present
ed pat" vocalist of the Sammy
Lowe combination, who sang, II
Want to Be Loved;;' Louis Young
and his attractive dancing part
ner in a sensational dance rou.
sine.
Noisemakers, gay hats and in
seresting table set-upS also
marked the affair.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-12-27
We fERANS

VG9EnhWS
WORLD WAR II
Both men and women who SO we'd
in any of the armed services in
World War II GRE entitled TO pur-
chose as home; single. one, two,
three or four fomiIy houses under
the so-eaIl-d &c. |. BILL" II you
served OF least 90 days and have
O honorable discharge and ore
working you con queiifY. Any in
formation wanted, we will gladly
give you free cdvice.
FOR SALE
ST. BoToLPH ST.-Briek single
building consisting of 10 rooms
end 3 baths, white sinks, steam
i ct vita Automatic oil, ,efrigsgoor.
Annual income Sl,ozo. Terms
con be arranged.
WARREN ST. - INSULATED 2
foH,ily 4-6 rooms, z baths G. show
ers, kegdwood floors, Hot wafar
heat, oil burner. 6 room apartment
VACANT. Reasonable price with
E-Z-TERiAS.
WooDgINE ST.-NewIy sh;nsled
II room single with beautiful
floors, op,n plumbing beth, white
combination sinks oHd tubs, New
Hot water heatiag system. Drive
way with room for one car garage.
Reasonable price, E-Z-TERMS.
IA MoRELAND ST. - NEWLY
PAINTED z fem. 4-6 rooms with
sep enlEonees, furnaces end baths.
white sinks, enclosed sun paF!ors 90
ccah experiment.. SUITE NEWLY
RENOVATED g VACANT. Frcnt
5G boekk yard, Hardwood floors.
Reasonable price. E-Z-TERMS.
10 HAYWOOD ST. - 3 family
with 5-6-6 room apartments,
white sinks, combination coal g
gas ranges. Good rents. NEWLY
PAINTED at the Warren St. Cor
Line $1,000 with E-Z-TERMS.
HOWARD AVE. - 3 fomiIy brick
detached, NEWLY RENOVATED
throughout. 3 sep furnaces, whit.
sinks, Income sos. month. A
GOOD BUY FOR A C. l.. E-Z-
TERMS.
ALBERMARLE ST. - , FauilY
SACRIFICE 5-6-6 rom apartments
with TILE BATHS 6 cABlNETTE
KITCHENS, Hordw'd floors, NEW
OIL AUTOMATIC HOT WATER
HEAT WITH CONTINUOUS HOT
WATER. Excellent rents propcrty
in Al Condition. Price right.
E-Z-TERAiS.
CRAWFORD ST.-lNYESTMEllT
s family, herd floors. oil steam
heot, oil crsfisx wells, Tile baths
and showers. Income $32l. per
month. Reasonable prjea E-z-
TERMS.
TO LET
MoRELAND STREET - 3 fam.
brick, oil-stsam heat, hoFdwoo>
floors, white sinks, boths. rents
$1o5. monthly. Reasonable price
end E-Z-TERMS.
SYMPHONY RoAp-lerse room
with use Of kitchen, heated $40.
~e-k.
CLIFFORD ss.-Furnished heated
room at eorline for iudy.
All kinds of Mortgages
placed with Reasonable
terms.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-12-27

Edgar F. Colson and Willis Har-
grove, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mag
bee, EriaS Hyman, Miss Janet
Session, Paul Broadnax, Miss
/ Marjorie Groves, John Roderi-
i ques, Ben jenkins, Miss Carolyn
Texeira, Miss Thomasine Will
liams, Harvey Davis. John Rice,
/ George Forsythe, Vincent Sin
/ calir, Miss Muriel Graves, James
Lucius, Miss Shirley Meier, Miss
Maude Brankley, Paul Coulston,
William Viekers, Rollins Griffith,
Mr., and Mrs. H. Terrell Stanley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Edmonds,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Morris, DR..
and Mrs. Edward Virgins, Bob
Garrett, Miss Sylvia Francis and
many, many more, including
Miss Gladys WEIGH.
Misses Keith Holiness, Eloise
Gregory, Mr.. and Mrs. Wil'iam
Hough, Lafayette L, Lyles, Miss
Ida Knowles and Miss Mary
Yates, Bob Legoss, Paul James,
Samuel Shepard, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Small, Ashton Norman,
Buddie Robertson, Miss Emily
Lippman, Ted Irish, and VIM.
Morrison.
Omega men present were
leonard Williams, Charles An
derson, Ernest Smith, Alfred
Johnson, Samuel Weeks, Harry
Elan, Edwin Edmonds, George
Turner, Murray Townsend, Lau-
renee Odum, Avon Williams,
William Wright, Eugene Collins,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-12-27

"Of the things you wear, your
expression is the most impor-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-12-27
HURRY, HERE is
YOUR CHANCE

YOUR CHANCE
FOR RENT - 3 fine stores-IdeaI
loeation on Mass. Ave.
VACANT 4 ROOM opt for c. L.
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$1,000.
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oil heat, newly renovated. Vacant
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fion, 5000.
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90 rms, ideal for a hotel Don't
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painting, $1,000.
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MANY OTHER GOOD Guys Ex-
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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-12-27
Beauty Hints
by NINA TEMPLE
WIGGLE YOUR TOES

at night, before you go to
sleep, wiggle your toes--which
viii keep them flexible and grace
full, and you will walk with the
ease and grace that makes a wo-
man lovely to look at. In short
if you would "walg on feathers
-wiggle your toes and then
don't forget to massage them with
a good cream, and you will be
well repaid.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-12-27
Omega
Continued from Page y

NCUI4tIIlueu IIOIIl rage ~
and chic Millicent Brooks en-
chaning in luxurious black; in
svelte draped in black was vi
vacious Happy Watson OF the
Shaw House; in the latest New
York style Mrs. Edward Hutch
ms escorted by her dapper hub
by; tres chic Miss Novella Mark
ham of Washington and Boston;
fashionable Mrs. Craig Yorke,
with perSonab,e Craig swapping
folks here and there.
Others chatting and slipping
at tables were Miss Virginia
Evening star., 1947-08-20
Cast Is Growing

Continuing to fill his Good Sam
cast with first-f1ight character play
ers, Producer-Director Leo McCarey
has signed Matt Moore, Ida Moore
(no relationD and Louise Beavers for
key roles in his Rainbow Produc-
ton for RKO Radio.
Matt Moore, who with his broth
ers Tom and the late Owen, were
screen idols of the silent films, lives
in semiretirement near the beach
at Santa Monica and emerges for
screen work at intervals as In
"Spellbound" and Wilson"
Ida Moore, one of the pixilated
ladies in Arsenic and Old Lace
and a current hit as the elderly
crackpot Of "The Egg and l." has
another eccentric role in Good
SAM"
Louise Beavers, perhaps the
screens best known Negro actress,
has the important role of cook and
maid-of -all-work In the household
Of Stars Gary Cooper and Ann
Sheridan.