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FARMs FOR SALE.


$50 O-ACRE dairy farm on highway 2 nlilei
from town; modern residence, baths, nre,
places, oil burner. modern barn. excellent
herd, complete modern equipment; good
income: all for $4,000.
s 1I6 acres. attractive home, elec.. hot and
cold running water. good buildings with
cleo, new tractor and equipment, 3 cows,
IL hogs, 200 hens. hay, corn, oats, fruit
trees; all for $4,000.
156-acre mountain retreat farm: good
land, most unique and attractive old los
house, cleo and gravity water in yard,
orchard fine view. $4,000.
45Q-acre grazing farm: excellent. old
brick house, needs undermining, on hard
road fine setting and view: $4,000.
PRESTON n. BROWNING, Culpeper. Va,
Is ACRES, NEAR MECHANECSvILIE,. st
Marys Co.. Md.-4-rm. house, 2 porches;
barn. stable. cornhouse; an good cendi-
tioh: owners share of tobacco in barn
and farm implements included for quick
5-acre orchard, modern 4-rm. and bath
house; oil heat; guest cottase; A fruit
berries a9es fJ9aptns nses on ei
SOUTHERN Md REALTY, WA. s0S1.
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eARMs EoR sAle.

lVTRGINTA--FTNE FARM-I50 acres; 40
miles over fast roads to D. c.. well-nuiit
s esf tsnsns ss ass
fssRaresa foR saLE1I Iso-aere eA f fsrm. iOea.ed
eanra-good ass s5oa room house: II large new bank
barn. snd ell other ogtbsgildinss y li nsy, e. az
At at house. 30 acres acre in srowfns wheat.
h e SON. Psssi
IsToRE--s =. hwy. elee avail. sa.e5o.
Sn,ss Ss sta beed & gssags s4eeo @ 4 a. sny Ssrn
Iaa papsrsa. 5000. . T. oak @ doors. siss.,
siSd s9op9Ga PGaRo Rnossr 20 ea
finest SOIL, 8 houses, bath. electricity, run
ans real rssg IN i've ha e ss
al sss'sSss q N MIS- kSsd. 81 ess !
rooms. lights and water. outbuilding: half
Es :iSB Z iii;s ss
in 80 miles Of washington. Splendid brick
and stone Georgian Residence. built over
modern plabns
Concealed radiation. new GE ofi-burning
heating plant: in addition to main house
rage rasse and N csrssaRsrs 0a apt also barn Of
buiidinss in good repair; I05 acres Of
saRs s0 oxs ans STREAMS ses o. pGo1
some 80 fine boxWoeds sarroSnd house
masnifcent view Of the .countryside;
POSSESSION with settlement; PRICE, S82 800;
call ME IsoI Terps with sHANNos AZ Sats LucHs
MONT. COUNTY, NIB, 16 miles from the
White House-This fine dairy. farm Of 21o
with lesroom stone house
silS bank barn m eoS4o, double corn houss
ered n nerd milk Hs@
heifers. bulls. 4 horses; tractor and ali
NECESSARY farm machinery First time
ssiss cs LHcHs vi Ssss eo isos M iaGa WIN
Z IS ). ACRES RES OF EXCEL. LAND. 7-rm fra frame
other other oatSldss,, On hard. surfaced W ID, II II
mi. D. c., in historical Fairfax County, Of
s sIsd a sss hsn hE i yaSe% y % ss %laaa
vile, Va. ,phone FaiTfsx s5I-J-11; after
aSsYiasb Hni Isi5f1s WATEaNFhosr aasiMFa5 FARM Zoo
sII%ssnt Il suiasSsI. @ SSpgs r. s5 ss5si
MoRTGoMERy sGDSfSGiio MEE county dairy farm. s5
ony s Srn nm D hoese sst6 saT tsrs eli
LOVELY Estate consisting of approx
106 acres, 10 mi. from District: this white
5utier's pantry, serving rm:, 3 bedrms.
~ baths. plenty Of closet space, rec. rm.
built-in garage, auto. h.-w. heat, recessed
radiation; numerous outbldgs.. including
s9iRE hSHss SscRs n rsx oS
u mile on paved road. offering many
country estate; 5s acres cleared; water
by never failing stream, and improved by
baiidinss: build s s.room A frame anne house, structar-
a aepars: soand eectrieits M a and 0 hotssssr % hss
sG me from ssh9o9l g1se s1seoo fash Fa;
ss sqsSn MILES phs %asH1AeroN.1oo-acre oss farm
81 acres cleared; level bluegrass land;
fenced and cross-fenced; good year-round
v Tm tenant House. lse bsr
numerous chicken and hog houses, elec.
and water in house and all bldgs, Price,
" dSYn oFic ealease o@ oss UPS rent
acres, 100 in woodland. 200 tillable by
tractor: gently rolling land. fenced, cross
fenced: 20.cow barn; shipping D. G.. 9s
stanchion and box stalls, large eornerib.
chicken house: old S-rm. house, ELECTRICITY
and water 100-ft drilled well. pressure
pump water system; quoted 90 tons hay
corn, other. than silo filled; on year-around
ooo: sS. 900 cash. Mr. Knots, with
METZLER, 3sl1 Lee hwy, OK. 0s7s;
NM
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DODGE 194a pickup Army type: excellent
motor, new battery, two new tires. 500
or reasonable offer. Adams $500. Ext. 32T.
REQ van: new. $4,000 or best offer. 1641
Trinidad ave. me-. Ant. 4. Sun. and Mon.
COAL DUMPS fs) 1910 GMc Ia ton. with
ali-steel body and hydraulic hoist, good
condition. pIcKEY BROS. 1447 Maryland
FURNITURE VAN, i @. NJ c., 1910: G.
NJ c. 1910 panel delivery; can be seen al
1741 johnson ave, NV. -
CHEVROLET 1888 -. ton panel practically
new tires, new brakes. being used every
NV. MI. e7S2
FORD, Is-ton pickup. 1916: heater. de-
anass arSasss paaE sRsE AT. 8. 4oio g. esDitoi st
CHEvRoLET TRUCK. 1889 1hs-ton panel;
used: Ssa5. Apply i, KAHN q Co. NC,
lis E St NV. Monday
CHEVROLET 1887 la-ton truck. all-mstal
van-type body; good condition: no dealers
apply; best efier. II. 4915. Wa 0fe2.--3
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II acres 4-rm., bath.
Haymarket, AZ acres, 8-rm., barn, out
bldgs.
Haymarket, i59 acres, 10-rm. house.
stock barn, 4 chicken houses and other
outbldgs.: on Highway 55.
Highland. Md.-A gentleman's estate.
1876 acres. 10-rm. house. redecorated, fully
barn, corn crib, chicken house. and what
haye you. II you want to buy farm
GN1rEb en Really. afa ~ q UN AaeH goo your An''
SANDY SPRING REALTY CO., mi. east
you buy. We specialize in FARMS. acreage
and sub. homes in and around .Olney, Md
Phone Ashton 2421 for appointment or
drive out II you prefer. b 3 4.
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REAR 1874 11th sT.--Fireproof garage,
holding cars. elec. and water; will rent
as whole; good for certain shop, no auto
mobile shop. reasonable rent.
1310-12 Florida ave- model GARAGES: !:
E sMS EsR. IS T6qls sIa 2fr sTafE mSnsf
FTCE. 1908 N. Y. ave. NV, MA. 81S7,
REAR OF 73s 9th ST. S.E!-Wide. paved
alley; 4-car garage; can use Tor STORAGE
or E.ts any a eahes MR RuJg10sso P1sfoR Tsni sbs
GARAGES WANTED
GARAGE OR WAREHOUSE, downtown
location, or 2 stories; plenty floor space;
suitable for carpenter shop. RE. 0o5s;
CALL HARRY I. FRIEDMAN" to assist
you in selling your garage at market value.
Thank you. HARRY l. FRIEDMAN Id
censed. Bonded. Broker. RE. l166.
GAS STATIONS WANTED.
OWNERS OF. GASOLINE STATIONS or
ct tact us If YOU viii consider selling. or leas-
ing. Several sites needed. CRANE ~
HELAN Realtors, S24S Georgia ave-. Sill
ygr sprins. Nd 81 1000. 000.---------
PARKING LOTS.
oPEN PARKING.Mainse ave. s,..,s,s near tssa f,sh
TAxIcABs FOR RENT.
PLYMOUTH 1913: can be seen sat. and
Sun. 1916 x st. sc. Phone IH. 1898. =
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SO. A. 1-ROOM kESiDENCE' eiee.' Iarm
81 g.. 4-rnn. res, elec. available. farm
bldgs.: fishing creek throush farm; go: 200.
waited: Lincoln, Va; S10,500.
ha Ii eornpiete and serrlibath, cleo, $3.50.
y a.. 6-rm. res, on macadam rd.'
a.. 7-r. res. bath. cleo. necessary
outbldes.. new. S6.S09; . s.
Lot, as It. front. 400 #. deep: mo9srn rn
cellville. Va: S10,600.
A. Arm. res. elec.. 9utbl6ss;, ali a! 4
$3.50. All the above are for immediats
possession and can be financed with oI
We are prepared to build from 8 to g
Sic, 900, on Route 4; excel. view OF Blue
Ridge Mts.; .40S or less cash payment h e
any local bank, or 0 substantial payment
on same: balance to be financed on
are from & TO 10 q. c, c. EIsEA 1 eON.
Bluemont, Va. Tel. Bluemont 35.
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND OPPORTUNITIES
Port Tobacco River u,5S5-ft frontsge)
tobacco-stock farm: Colonial dwelling.
included: $4,000.
Overlooking Potomac River, charming
view; 10-room dwelling, comfortable, mod
Money-making tobacco farm, old brick
Colonial dwelling tneeds repair, 474 acres;
1916 crop valued over $4,000; $22, 600. ;.
Profitable 200-acre farm, excellent soil
in good condition; Groom dwelling on
high ridge, 3 barns: $4,000.
150-acre farm on 2 State roads: pro-
ductive soil: Groom dwelling; $1,000
Homesites Acreage Business Property.
LEQNARD SNIDER, La Plata. Nd
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AUTO TRUCKS WAITED.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

WANTED-Ia- ton pickup; must be In good
condition. priced right and able to pass
D. c. inspection tho dea1ers). T. j.
FTTzMAuRICE, DU. 53s1. .-
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PLYMOUTH 1915: can be SEEN sal. and
sun. 1346 x st. sc. Phone tn. 1898. l.
Evening star., 1947-02-02

ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS BY Central
Motor Co., GMc Truck ,Dealers--special
sale this week: go trucks. priced below
cost. Specials include:
1912 Chevrolet lh-ton stakes .----- S695
1910 Diamond T 1-ton wrecker- 395
1910 Dodge IN ton dump s------- 795
1g42 Chevrolet 15-pass. bus-------- 7g6
1942 GMc 2A-ton 6xo, with winch $50
1943 Fsdsral 2h-ton dump i.55g
1888 Chevrolet a:ton panel - 145
ssW a2-ft: van bodies (ail truck0 - 3599
Cargo trailers, i ton ..4 1875
Many others to choose from, inc1udins
1912 GMC 6x6 dumps: 1913 Brockway g.
ton, 6x6 bridge-constructio truck; fs41
hn1asv Mack 5to1 4x5 gontoon tEacsor: 1945
Chevrolet 1a-ton, AKA dumps. 1942 dMC
sANTR.I ssSHR yans; nGfe ls45 60 GMc sg.pass bus
srs, 3141 Lee hwy. Arlington. CHI. 1000.
TO reach; Out through oeoreetown. cross
ROUTES 81 or ,29}, drive Ia miles
Daily. 9 to 6: 0unday. 10 to 8.
M N urvryA a M CIR a n
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TAxIcABs FOR RENT.

OPEN PARKING--Maine ave. near q
and produce markees; 30 monthly. 3,
3a2-J. Star
Evening star., 1947-02-02

RLUEMONT, vA.-stock farm, 76e acres;
8 houses. large. steer barn. silo, horse
barn. machine shed: water In every field,
equipment: $40 900, terms. WEST &
TAYLOR. FA. 2135.
STOCK FARM, 100 fertile acres; T-room
modern stone house, Groom tenant house,
horse barn, Arge. new steer. barn: silo;
watered by streams and well; on main
hgwy.. bus; committing distance ~ C.;
TAYI OR, FA 2135,
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down payment required. See MASo,
HIRST, Annandale, Va, at the END Q
Columbia pike. Phone Alex. 6s12. Close
Sundays.
s75.ooo-Equipped dairy farm of owe
| i 100 acres. This unusual purchase oppor
tunity is within 80 miles OF Washingtol
and is suitable for mscnanlzlesa lts hnaa ia,maing :
300 Ssser ssFes TRe fRsn Dadnss ana Mn
S.room stone house with hot-water heat
bath and electricity; dairy barn for q
tile sEs Tse Hsss Rs1d of 81 COWS
ali other stock, horses. machinery, crop
and feed go with the farm at this price
down payment OF 100000 Is reqMIrs3G ly S3
annandaIe, AMMAN al va. at the end Of coiumbi
IO3 ACRES, about 35 clear, balance II
Rne fireplsses; staDefb basement. % very Old house
part log; good condition; outbuildinss con
sists OF grainery. chicken house, WACO
shed horse and COW barn 1aaS sno
miles from b. c. Priced to sell to settl
an estate. For information call FRENzEI
Mclean, Va, Elwood 37S.
23 ACRES, only IL miles OF D. G.. Larg
acres. rich vegetable soil. balance res
pasture for several cattle and horses;
miles from Alexandria, va. MILLS FAhn
AGENCY. Annandale. We. Alex. 1Soo.
oAKRIDGE FARM-over 20 acres; tn
many beautiful trees affords an inspirin
view in every direction. Il Is thoroushl
| insulated, has copper plumbing, NV
oil heat, s.-w hookup, storm windows
doors and screens. hardwood floors an an
extra telephone plugs throughout. IN
large spacious rooms are conveniently g
ranged and have ADEQUATE storage an
closet space; lst A., living rm., librar,
dining rm. t1repiace in each). moderl
kitchen, breakfast nook, lavatory. lars
hall with open stairway and entrance :
2-car garage; 2nd A., master bedrm. Wit
private tile bath. plus 8 bedrms. and
End tile bath: iuorescent lights in kitGhe,l ,l
rms and bath. Golf course l mi ava,
Being mi. from Ellieost City sarline EARL
Baltimore or WASHINGTON MD. VA. FARl
AGENCY, INC. Realtors 1 w. Alleshan
ave, Towson 4. Md. Towson 24S0.
HIGH PRODUCING Virginia land for trac
tor farming, 40 miles from d. C.: zoo
s-room house, stock barn, hay and silase
electricity at house; abcut $50 acres, tn
Guiding valuable timer and woodland
Sll 900 cash. CH. 1855.
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CADILLAC 1912 Model 80 ssdanette; hy-
dramatic, rfdio and heater; msy be seen
scross the street from ehOreham Hotel
sunday / TO . PM; $2,365. IH. 1877.
Evening star., 1947-02-02

937 model D-50 chassis
b, A-in. CA. 140-in.
ready to operate. WI.
Ind b. & O. Railroad
Nd. COLONIAL FUEL
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-09
M A L Y E R N

Mills after visit here with her
cousin virlee Noble Elizabeth
Williams and Arabic Cook -.
Mrs Tom Buckley celebrated the
77th birthday of her father April
eth. w. M. Murchison, Ed Muir
Gibson, Mr., and Mrs. Andrew
Duncan and Claud Duncan were
guests from Arkadelphia. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Murchison, Evangeline
Murchison, Roslan Kyle. A. j,
Osborne. w. ]. Osborne and Will
lie Mae from Little Rock. Mr..
and Mrs, Harvey Murchison and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellie Muir
Gibson, Malvern. Mrs Abbie Black
and sister Sacramento. Califor'
MIA -. AND THE HOUSE
CAME DOWN: The report has
reached this scribe from authori'
tative sources concerning the
cornerstone laying Of Rev. Mays
Church at Rosston Sunday April
9th. Quite a few members OF St
Luke of which Rev. Mays Is a
member accompanied him from
Malvern to witness the event
Visitors and we'll wishers from
other sections of the state we're
also present. The building, 1t
seems, was loaded beyond Its
capacity. and the sleepers which
support the floor were strained
to the breaking point. So immed-
lately after collection was an
nounced, $l5s.oo. those sleepers
relaxed and CRASH! ! The floor
fell in; which caused such flu
rore that people ran out scream
ing as If an atomic explosion had
shook the place Gardening
and fishing seem to be vielng for
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-09

died recently -, Well, kids,
guess Kilroy has been here be-
cause Richard has opened the
door once again -. Client. what
are you going to do? You had
better get wise, ole guy, because
l.. w. (Slick) Williams is coming
down to visit Stella Louise -.
George. Just tip to you; you
are going To be missed II you go
to California -. Willie Lee,
what's wrong with you and the
girls -, Well gals, let's hope
kilroy comes around again.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-09
Jimmie Atkinson

s'V'H'C NNN'VOS"
Profound concern about the
speedy recovery of three OF Nal
vern's church and civic leaders
is strongly manifest by the popu'
lace here: Mrs. r. b. Bailey, Sun
day School Sup't First Baptist;
Mrs. Larkin Jones. very active
deaconess and Sunday School
Cradle Roll teacher, First Bap.
fist, and Mrs. John Henry Hun.
ter First Baptist usher. These
ladies recently underwent serious
operations at Alice Eve Hospital,
Hot Springs. Specials songs and
prayers are being offered for
them during their illness and the
citizentry awaits with abated
breath to see them pull through
80. Mrs. Eva Lorraine Jones
Terry. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Larkin Jones made a special trip
from Los Angeles to be at the
bedside of her mother -. Mrs,
s. p. Perry sponsored a baby
contest for Bethel. Babies Nc
Clellan. Richardson, Wellington.
Bishop, Collins, Diggins Mitchell,
Reeves and Williams were enter
ed The winner was Gwendolyn
Wellington. Second place was
taken by Baby Mcclellan. Mrs.
Perry describes this as mission.
ary effort which required about
two weeks, and expresses her
thanks to the babies parents.
1921 was raised -. Mrs. Luke
Smith, e. Malvern, agent for
Harris Funeral Home. entertain.
ed Mrs. Benson and staff at her
~
home Sunday, April 9th at the
request of Hot Springs headquar-
ters. Dinner was served by Mrs.
Beatrice Miller, caterer; Mrs.
Lucy Rene Hawkins, Mrs. Mary
Smith and Mrs Laura Gray,
assistants -. Dewey Williams
and Inez Frazier were calmly
married in West Malvern Friday
by Rev. Mccoy OF New Hope
Baptist -. Mr.. and Mrs. Tho
mas Buckley, N. Malvern, enter
tained as dinner guests Sunday
April 9th, Mr.. and Mrs. Craw-
ford of Little Rock. Mrs. Matilda
Buckley was In Philadelphia re-
Gently visiting her aunt, Mrs
Adeline Blackmon who Is i'll -.
Mrs. Indiana Hinch much improv-
ed from illness was co-hostess
with her daughter. Mrs. Kittie
Vance to guests at her 2? birth.
day celebration April 22nd. Rev.
r. s. Shorty, Mrs. Elnora Farmer.
Mrs. G.. Maxwell and others were
invited. Mrs. Vance departed for
home In Columbus, Ohio Monday
..'' Mrs. Fannie Brooks recent.
ly returned to her home in Eagle
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-09
ARKADELPHlA
NJ. o. Caesar

Ten MIA boys OF the Peake
Chapter attended the District
Federation Meeting last week in
Rosston. Peake's chapter got her
share of the honors at the meet.
Ing winning three first places
three second, and two thir d
places. Only first place winners
will participate in the state meet
at AM and N College, Pine Bluff
the last Of this month. Eddie
Todd won first place in tap dan
cling. The Quiz team winning first
place was composed of Willie Bell,
John l.. Smith and w. Crudup.
Conducting initiation were w.
Bell, J. l.. Smith, J. hurry, w.
Crudup. J. White, Eli Mccoy, G.
Il. White, l. d. Clay and Lesley
Spearman. All Of the boys will
compete In the state meet 49,.
TheVaden Al Club and HDC
met April Gath at Walden Public
School. After the business SEES.
sion Miss Simmons Negro Home
Demonstration Agent, gave dem
onstrations on making parker
house rolls. loaf bread, sugar
cookies; and instructions were
given on cotton and wooden
dresses. The Al Club girls par.
ucipated In each demonstration.
L. J, Jackson, Negro County
Agent, gave demonstrations on
selecting eggs for setting pur-
poses and selecting hens for egg
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-09
JACKSONVILLE
Moses Franklin

Sunday School was conducted
by Supt Jones. After an interest
ing lesson, Rev. Harris of st.
Louis, Mo-, made an inspiring ad.
dress -. A number of the mem.
bers of Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church
attended the funeral services OF
Clyde Lawrence Sunday. The en-.
tire community is in deepest sy.
mpathy with the bereaved family
49,, The Mothers Board is spon.
soring a homecoming rally Sun.
day. The public Is invited, Mrs.
Rosia Grantham Is sponsor $3.50.
Mrs. Linn Rogers has returned
home from an extended vacation
in Detroit, Michigan with her
daughter and son.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-09

dyeing sacks to make Quilt
The Mission Band met Thurs.
day, pieced a quilt and gave 1t to
Mrs. l.. Walls -. Mr.. and Mrs
X. johnson are the proud parents
Of twin boys, Donnie Harrel and
Johnnie farrell. Johnnie died but
Donnie and his mother are doing
fine -. Miss Gertrude Parker
and j. d. Newton were united In
marriage last Saturday evening
at five o'clock -. Please have
your news ready when I h e
STATE PRESS girl comes n
round.
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~ eHAalfs ALIEN

production. The HIDE was organ.
lied with Lucille Pigg. president;
Lula Mae Allen, secretary; Luella
Dickerson, reporter. For the bene
fit OF the ladies Miss Simmons
gave demonstrations on making
baking powder biscuit mix and
soda biscuit mix. The fl Club
members enjoyed an exciting
ball game among themselves.
Malin Pigg, president; Earl j.
Williams, reporter. Mrs. Erma
Lee Pennington teacher In
charge.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-09
DARDANELLE

Pauline Burns
Mrs. Ruby Barnes visited her
sister, Mrs. Flossie B. Miller 1t
Fort Smith last weekend -.
Presiding Elder johnson held his
quarterly conference at Bethel
AME Church April 9th. Rev. y.
H. Hughes and other members
Of the CINE chcrsh were visitors
during the meeting -. Mines.
Caroline Miller. Eliza Dickey.
and Edna Ingram are ON the siok
list
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ent. They were the Mellow Tones,
the Flying Clouds, Wonderful
Five and the Pilgrim Travellers
-. Martha Brown visited Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Miller recently
-. Louis Hill of Kansas City,
Kansas visited his brother here
last week -. Our Home DEM
onstration Agent made visit
here recently.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-09
Van Buren,



A successful Mems Day pro-
gram was held at Derrick 4 = ,
Church April 27th. On. George -
Singleton, dean Of Jacksoa DIV
Unity School. North Littls Heek
was guest speaker q ~ =. =
the subject The Negro IN AmopI
ica.' Represented It Tie progress
were the Business Mons Club q
Fort Smith; Quinn AND ChurGh.
Fort Smith; Ninth strsse Dap.
fist Church Fort Smith; TAe
Owls Club. Van Buren: Nsw
Hope Baptist Church. Van Duren
Pilgrims Rest Church. Van -
rem. Total Raised, @bols. ~.
J. H. Perry, Pastor.
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GARLAND CITY

Lucille Cook
Mr.. and Mrs. David Adams
and Mr.. and Mrs. Powell have
remodeled their homes -. The
All Club Rally was held Ct the
Wynn School and eSs.46 vae
raised -. Little Lucille Cook
was awarded . prise ct WASH
ington School for her excelleneo
In English.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-09
FORREST CITY


Pauline Smith
A very successful revival vas
closed at Salam Baptist Church
recently -. The Ward Gospel
Singers are appearing at st. Luke
AME Church beginning last San
day and ending Sunday night
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Patton motor
ed to st. Louis. Mo. on business
-. Members of st. Luke are
glad to have their pastors wife
back after visiting two weeks
with her mother In Mississippt
-. Give your news 70 Pauline
Smith, 507 Beach st.
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CURTIS

Mrs. Matte Mae Jones Is homa
from Detroit to be at her mo-
Tiers bedside -. Henry Mitcn.
ell and his son are home visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Mitchell -. The Board
Meeting was held at Mount
Friendship Baptist Church last
Thursday and Friday -. L. L.
Pierce was visitor in Pine Bluff
last weekend -. Mrs. Hattie
Duncan has been visiting rele-
tives here. She is from st. Louis.
Mo. -, Mrs Cynthia Middleton
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HUTIG


zoe n. Varuy
The Majestic Quartet Of Cross.
EFT rendered a singing program
at First Baptist Church last Sun.
day night, sponsored by the Ush..
err Board. M. X. johnson, presi.
dent -. Mrs. Gladys Mack and
Obra Smith have Just returned
from visit to Minden -.
Nose Foullin made a business
trip to FL Dorado last Tuesday
80, Miss Lille Mae Thrower
left last week for Little Rock
where she is to undergo an oper.
alton at United Friends Hospi.
tai -. Miss Beatrice Green and
Robert Ray were married last
Sunday night by Rev. I. s. Frisco
-. Joe A. Hardy will have her
tonsils removed at the United
Friends Hospital, Little Rock,
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vices were carried out well By
Nose Butler -. Mrs. Ada Wat
son. her daughter and son are
here to attend her brothers flu
neral at Scots -. The Prayer
Band has been very successful
lately $50. Rev. o. d. Woods
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ui
McFadden recently.
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WEST ROCK
Ierov Madden


Mrs. Ruby Beaver Of st. Louis
is the house guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tommie Davis. Mrs. Beaver
is the sister of Tommie Davis
-, John Aaron, Jr., is here for
a few days visiting his wife and
daughter RIVERSIDE SCHOOL
NEWS -. Riverside made its
annual tour of the Boys Indus.
trial School at Wrightsville Fri
day May 2. The student body
came back by Woodson for a
ballgame and picnic. Each pupil
had very good time.
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Des Are

Oes Are
Ella Mae Brown
rev. J. II. Smith and members
of Bethel AME Church have sue.
ceeded In raising their District
Conference Claims -. The Col.
ored Cemetary Cleaning Associa-
tfon was successful In its finan.
cial drive to purchase lawn
mower. o. O. Brown collected the
money for the drive -. Mrs.
Mary E. Thompson Is visiting
her sister in Earle before she
returns to Washington. D. C. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie White are
both on the sick list.
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The Ever Ready Club Of the
Greater Center Baptist Church
met Thursday night April Is
At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Atkinson. After the business
session, q program was present.
ed by Mrs. White and was on.
joyed by all. The refreshments
were served by the hostss.
TIL club met Thursday nioht
May 8, at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. WA. Jones.