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Arizona sun., 1947-07-25

er policyholder more time to take
advantage of the privilege of rein
stating his G.. I. term insurance by
simply certifying that he is in as
good health as he was at the time
of lapse and executing the requir-
ed application. Only two monthly
premiums must accompany an ap-
plication for reinstatement.
Reinstatement forms may be OBJ
tanned from any VA office, located
in Phoenix, Tucson, Whipple, Yu-
ma, Flagstaff, Globe, Douglas SAT-
ford and Window Rock, or from
local posts of veterans organiza-
tionS.
Arizona sun., 1947-07-25

thence come the greatest elements
into your nature.
Do not postpone happiness.
- Anybody can be happy without
reference to his conditions as a
rule, if he only has sense enough
and is teachable enough.
The secret of happiness, or rath-
er the serets, are two-first, the
power of adjustment to ones cir
cumstances, and second, the pos
session of inner resources.
Nobody is bigger fool than the
man who is miserable every day
with the idea that by means of it
he is going to be hapy after
while. Now is the time to be
happy.
The best preparation for hap
piness> is happiness.
We do not realize the enormous
resources of pleasure that are in
possession of each one of us. The
normal functioning of every bodily
power is accomplished with pleas
ure. The normal operation of our
minds, whether in memory or
imagination, is pleasurable. The
normal condition of the soul that
has reached any sort of basic truth
about the universe is one of joy.
Besides this the whole world
of nature about us is an inexhaust-
ible reservoir of joy.
Be happy. And today's the day.
This does not mean be foolish,
nor silly, nor reckless. It does not
mean to intoxicate yourself, poison
of pervert yourself. All these are
devils short cuts. But without
these and with merely the equip
ment of health and intelligence you
can be happy.
Do it now.
Arizona sun., 1947-07-25
Ariz. Reserve Corps
Adds To Staff

The Staff of Colonel Thomas G.
Poland, Senior Instructor of the
Army Organized Reserve Corps OF
Arizona, has been augmented by
the assignment of Captain John B
Beaver, Cavalry and Captain Mac
R. Stanley, Quartermaster Corps
Captain Beaver was formerly as
sbigned to Losey Field, Puerto Ri
co and served with the 10th Infan-
try Division in the European Thea
ire during the war. He will be
Cavalry Instructor for units of the
Army Organized Reserve Corps in
Arizona.
Prior to his assignment in Phoe-
nix, Captain Stanley was stationed
at Camp Lee, Virginia. He was as
signed to Losey Field, Purto Ri
group in the Obi Theatre from
1912 to 1945. His present duty is
that of supply officer for the Sen
ior ORC group.
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SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAkD

AND DISTINCTION, ex-
elusive College Park, English-style, l 1s-
story brick bung allow on spacious la anar
with. space for expansion, upstairs; oil
h.-w.h.. basement with maids room; ga
BaOra uN 4o4 q Sc ass4
spect EXCL with EVANSVILLE INVEST
MEMT S1 5 snST gait ays HILLS bnsa
low, Liv. rm. with. fireplace. dining rm.
: bedrms. and bath: fully insulated; lIght
wHfEr eSsfsss fac 81 s s4s 0ssa
r Ta11 "a arse voaded lot bks
transp; and stores. Can be bought on n1 yoaT
g 9en gyms sH OF s9s4 S 81 s4s7 M72N
home with tile bath, recreation rm. oak
s Ssss p Il 9sTsSHss S12a
siIyER n der s,sea,m, brick brick
ter: oak fioors, tile tis' bath; a.e gas heat
porch oersd att atc o3s6e
t tpsnee priee. snssso WIN SoRRIsoN
AGENCY, 81, a444 or sH, 34sa; III H..
stn oHes mmaeulat s sroom 5riss Roms
situated on A.-acre wooded lot, Unusually
liying raom with Ts ,1dssn
and powder room on first floor. Three
lovely bedrooms and full bath on second
aoor Sun deck. attached garage A. ".
PISANI. S110 Wisconsin ave, OIL. 1900.
BRADLEY BLVD, Bethesda Md-An ex-
ceptional house, stone. brick and Clap
board; list floor, lovely living ROOM dining
room. breakfast room. modern kitchen
paneied library, powder room, beautiful
random- width oak floors. open fireplace
End floor, 8 bedrooms. tiled baths. ample
8 yrs old; basement has large pine
paneled recreation room with bar, furnace
one-car sarage connected to house by .
breezeway. The lot is Sox3o0 #. and wei
Handicapped. Schools and transportait9n
appt only. Gail KORZENDORFER &
BROOKs, INC. OIL. 1886. or eyes,, Mr.
white, OIL 1924. III
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HOUSES sALE-southeost. Cont.

SMALL DOWN PAYMENT, 14th and Mass;
ave; s;e.-2-family home; 4 rooms an snd
soer Isl Isl ses !03ms 0es 80
s ssse NV With e. s. sMuRsHy. Ysof 18TH
CoNGREss HEIGHTs-5 rms, tile bath,
entire back picket fenced; finished base
sa 81 sS2 6 oWsER 4is
Mass MAS St AYE u: s,E-s rms, IA baths full
ront popeh Excel hss eon seed
II z aasa cox 9R e gyms RE 1sss
room soass sitS hardwood ID fios sas h; ny
COLoRED-Ex-GIs have preference in
these a brick
sasiasts Th. gas sas5; ~
sas sh sna isss"f per sSSYS WIN
f Nsyy Er Yard &c. cburah at @
Morris s. rd L left a. i biks; e prOpsistyESS
sestors' row brick P with i T. rooms, iull
Estimated income. $500 pei. month, Close
to ,shOppng and prssd
with JsMEs |. Dixon, MI. 1851: ewes,
AT: S455. 1929 Conn. ave. IL L.,
2 stories, Colonial front porch, rear
porches. hot-water heat, electricity. cellar,
deep lot to paved alley: FRANK M
DOYLE. Realtor, 927 18th st. NV. D1.
1865, exclusive agent
COLORED-ONLY 5000 down-,8 large
rooms: ideal arrangement: full basement,
auto gas heat RELIANCE REALTY CO.,
DU OOPS. 1896 18th st. NV.
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VACANTi Immediate possession; 416 Pea
body st. n.w.-Completely renovated ant
redecorated; semidetached brick, 3 bed.
rooms and child's room form an idea
combination for a family group. There Il
a detached garage and nicely HANDICAPPED
and refrigeration. $1,000 down Oper
Saturday and Sunday afternoons. GATE
WOOD g. BENNETT, 1427 Eye St. NV.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-kortheost.

926 9Th ST. N.E.-Det., vacant-6 rms; :,
IFS aa ss slao Spen daily t.
Mass As AVE. NE Me- rooms rooms, Ia baths, oil
heat. used as rooming house n,v nice ii APT a2dt:
s s%s5. 9 s6SP 0asn PAsTo Ss' me- ae' 80
WoopKDGE' sIs'Soo Large ar 81 sem nds,s
psncy with deposit; convenient to schools
churches. SHOPPING centers' supervised
neosas hes sse Sleep
Ing porch large Living s,p room with with Te
e. Eo hsa eve GEANE d HaaAs Res
RIVER TERRAcE@Attraetiye 2:bedIm. row
brick. 3 yrs. old; Venetian blinds, full base;
Sns sPa 4os sesE ysgds
extra cash, Eyes. call WA, 5494 JOHN
FFos NiGE 81 oeh r sai Jesse ave
large rms. and bath: 2-story brick: gas
heat fun basement nerchss imm ror as
sf j. cali WIN NJ eA R1 EssEdfEs SHe
s9s 51 poW 1t NV D ssSn
and bath, stories and basem as 20, OIL
in Immediately; priced to sell at 81 l $50.
S WM "a xsfssszf fss 1oia
Semidet. brick: 6 large rms. and bath:
full basement. h. VII. coal: nice yard;
eAfo 81 RSsk PsopERTfEs, 1oia nth St
( RE EXi M lG RE rms. arranged as 8
apis; . baths; gas heat, completely fuT.
Rshsao d 5erms ' s555 saE YouNa 9n.
MsAfssHH 4GEA iNo PARK spEc1AI-unusually
designed corner 6-room senidetaehed Eng n.
1 1isI, hriFG center entrance,
rooms, modern bath gas heat slate roof
trust raat iRoBERT MAGE RE. 774o un-
RIVER TERRACE-Nice corner home, OF
5 rooms, bath, gas a.-c. heat large lot;
owner occupied. close to transp.. stores
gFIieq az rs s@sg vs. ISL
sRfGRRs5sted tie bat
ern kitchen, automatic oil heat, vacant cant
aS01 NORTH CAPITOL sT.-Lge.: beauti-
and 2 baths in perfect. condition for
immed poss.; suitable for or . families;
full bright bsnlt. with front and rear en-
| frances: lovely surroundings, near TTinity
collese; excellent tra.nsp about rt.t S3'59o
5000, Ext 1l5. BROWN REALTY CORP,
$500 DowN-Near Lincoln Park. ne:
6-rm. -semidet. brick. Inspect with TAB
5 aRR AND Dc sT s IS a sstors ana spis
rented f for r si.sse per Year; NJ owner fur
nshes beat and utilities nit s.,5 sns s,
sH. z37s. $50 Z st. NV. 1T
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SUBURBAN SALE-vlRGlkIA.

INQUIRE OWNER. 260O. Lee blvd: Phone
GIL. 4O45-l0 minutes to Pentagon; =,
room apis. completely furnished: income
Sl92 so a mo. Each apt living rm.,
bedrms. kitchen and bath, oil a.-c neat.
MCLEAN, VA. Large, frame bunsalow
C35x45) on II. acres; house contains
reception rm., living rm.' dining 1 I'm,
Ind floor has ! bedrm sassu SPACE c dof
h.-wh., beautiful large trees ana nics
stream on property. 70 iasp ss5 M San
asoa CAMERON MILLS RD., Alexandra.
Va; open daily and Sunday--Quality m
materials and construction is apparent
after inspection of these new homes; 10
Gated n the Mon.ssllo section gc dsta 4saI
represent value; 8 larss rooms. HOLLYWOOD
bath. beautifully finished recreation room
with fireplace, built-in garage, and large.
Level veil-landsea2ed lots sample houses 1a
Ridge I'd to Russel I'd. at Presidsnti q
Cameron Mills I'd, turn left 70 houses
pl 800.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

I WILL BUY, RENT OR SELL. your prop
E4gE ,fS7 adHioSW: ri 5 5Sss
home today. or sen to cash clients At
M MI nf1sss u1Gk hluf b. assE un
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
value today Our opinion entails no obi
f ssa{sors % sest 1as7 1913 < st. NV. 81.
! WOULD LIKE TO BUY 2 Or. or 3 ssar n
fsia bYaS nj Casa a0 for your property
f po XoG Go WAS c srEE R 4 ae45 ~ lfss
vii p nSuss sp WITH Ic u.s. Nas iash RpYs
g. aNp N re- s. fn 1E SAec will
al cash o Or viii sell tGE ySH we t ss5
W. e Will vi Ii PAY ALL CASH for real nice
bungalow in l NV; D pc. C.; prefer CHEVY
sT0t ST s stoTaey
home. in Silver ssgringg. S or Bethesda. Nc
HOUSES WANTED. GEORGETOWN, Eoxhall
Nss$ E5 S sfHf n GuE & E;
g. e. eli ..55s x.,,.s
Ma M4S sa5G REaITY CO can sell your
oss ssaas' asssfs Wilson SHs sS ba gu
# PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale Of
your home. business or Investment PROP
PHRIES, Realtor, sos North Capitol Ma
$3.50. Results since i9lS
f,,1J 11,o frna
estate in ali its branches.
bIspsTs AI
E sis esssif sfSssARxS % 3 IA neg
tow sSR e e1f dssssseS a day phene
Dg; S95l; after pm, Du. o747: al Sdor.
Wesley Heights or Cleveland Park preferred
Call Mrs. Paterson, with CONNER e. RY0N
HsyE RE- Gt a2f Or fof Or 5ss4h colonial
H Within 5 miles Of slIyer spTins; At ieasi
i acre Of ground; will pay all cash UP pa e
WERy es M GsGFss Mfss 81
HAVE CLIENTS WITH CASH for D. C. and
as today hS WM Lit R5sSsF5y N
FobA rs Pr rs1cEs e. may o1 be higher than TO-
specialized in home selling in D. C.. TO,
over quarter Of a century," Listings
also solicited for nearby Nd M and Va. Eve
or Sun, phone TIE, 1898. L. T. Ora
0753 10
Ii you ARE DESTROYS of efecting an
possession within 90 days. I have. severs
clients who will pay UP to $4,000, al
cash. Forest Hills, Chevy Chase, Cleveland
ferred. Phone Mr. Evans, WO. 0290, with
SHANNON & LUcHs CO., 1905 st. NV
Ma. 2345.
less than l acre. in nearby Va. Call "a
WANTED FOR CASH-D. c. or nearby Md
st. ne. Ho 01s1; eyes, WA. 4069. -25
COLORED-IN GOOD D. c. residential
section; 4-bedToom DETACHED or semide-
ewes; AID; $685. LoWERY & MELTON
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest.

94I G ST. S.W., near Municipal Wharf-A
row brick of s rms. and bath with oil
heat and detached garage: a real bargain
FOLEY, MA. 1884: ewes. OR. 3703. IT.
500 9Th ST. S.W.-Small down payment,
convenient terms; priced to sell; g rooms,
Cohen or Mr.. Vinnick with A.. M. DRAIS-
NER, 1904 st. NV. MA. S036, GE. 02a7.
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brick bungalow. 4 bedrms.. 2 baths, on a
sssp toi re Gear only Sf19S sGDeg
$4,000 down Gv zAsst, quickly. LoNoAcREs
y ssesSf s 81; Si HOME II baths; AS.
reerea, I'm Priced for quick sale. LONG
s sse6e B boMsEw nj ioi HOME ia7s.
i0S block t to schools. 10 min 70 b. {. LONG.
$500 AGaSs Rs sAbEDRo S% issRsiickDetaeh,d
in oy v bssau Kitchen affs VICE
with oil heat. Call Mr.. WALSH. or Mr..
TA III asesSs e Ssio sn9T home
Village s6,ft ying rom com s l4yss P hs
sa a s ssss o 1 5is e ss anf 'iia
ssf0rtsRlff k s6Ts fEssf f. e9
low in So aS Arlinaton, vaSoak doors:
attic with space for iaFse rooms sla aaese
o lYip n-. r2 Reat i S'h eoxi house :
PsAsTdoE Rfai Saf s a. s.Ps. sSs
A PRETTY HOME in nice neisheorheod.
Sn latsei ROOMS and bath. full basement.
coal NV. heat. good cinder block garage:
newly redecoradtsd. PENTAooN REALTY
Sp Tf fanEs as CHURCH, In Dunn Iorin.
Va Comfortable 4-room and bath on 1
acre: sIassed front porch. screened rear
porch. s-ea66 garage, chicken house. shade shade
viii carry trust for balance. PENTAGON
REALTY CO.. Fairfax 396. Ia
ROOMS AND BATH, near Tysons Corner.
Va: IA acre land; coal h.-a.h. Gear
garage Price, $4,000, Terms. PENTA-
3 ROOMS AND BATH. cinder block, new
space for 2 rooms in, attic, full basement
oSx30, coal h.-ah.; lot. 10ox40Q: inlme.
diate possession. $4,000. PENTAGoN
REALTY CO. Fairfax 1906. Ia
CAPE COD BRICK; located near Lee hwy:
9 blocks from shopping center and rapid
an extremely attractive home. only yeafS
Old and In new-house condition; loVely
liy. rm. with fireplace, opening onto
screened porch. dining rm., completely
equipped Kitchen, fine bedrms. and tiled
bath downstairs; End floor completely nm.
islled into one large heated and insulated
room; oil &C heat; lge. Handicapped loti
excellent neighborhood. Priced low; Owner
for "details. CAPITAL VIEW REALTY Co,
Reaitors, 925 New York ave.
CONTINUED On Next Psss1
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MT. Mt

MT. PLEASANT
The Joyful Workers CluD eem-
posed of teen-aee boys and iris
of Mt. Peasant Baptist Church has
elected the fol owing officers for
the year: Vivian Joyce Mart n,
president; Georgia Leeks. vice
president; Verna McC'inton. secre-
tary; Willie Mae Thomas. Asst.
secretary; Laura Marie MeCullum.
treasurer; Richard florence, cha.
plain and Marie Pps ar. reporter.
Many activities have been Planned
that will deve'ore the members
relig ous'y as well as socially.
The next meeting vii be Sun
day. February 23rd in the lower
auditorium of the church at 4:30
p. NJ. Hosts and hostess will he
David Bynum, Edward Brown and
Marie Butter.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-21
PRES

Leila Ma y
Craven a held their
sTrusteg Il with Rev. w. r.
Redic actin a4stor in charge of
the devet H.. rervice. Rev. O. w.
Walker. pcs S lson Chapel,
Texarkan 80 iys he message.
His text 3xea F4:7; subject.
Use Wbgf =ou'ga Cot, from
which BE re cd a soul stirring
sermon. Tot collection, -101.00
4 young foi program was pre-.
sentea Mrs. Catherine CT lard.
Ilstfe+s o. ceremonies Mrs. Mat
tie Relic. rotary. Totel amount
faisso $40 DC 1Hustees Bill Gi /
ara F4bel f-3ic, nd Cp'trd,
Trel la - Lqther aic.
G. ~ Gillard, Otis Roe ".
" Redic, cdairuan. er.
wires were he Throughout re
-
-
,,f,
tt pnt y $50
-, ,tno,. - =, 49,
go a.
-
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-21
WESLEY CHAPEL

Circle No. 2 of Wesley ihape'
Church, a newly organized group
of Christian workers net Sunday
with Mrs. Ada r. James, 1918
Chester Street. A nice group was
present, raising $685.. Mrs. Ct r.
Jackson made a yer" intr3st hg
speech. Recently the club show.
cred Mrs. Jodie jenkins. a shut.
In member. Much Christian work
IS planned by the club which
meets with Mrs. Allen Of 100
State Street on March 10th. Mrs.
Ada Cox Is pres dent, Mrs. NJ. Il.
Jordon, secretary and Mrs, Il. s
Riley, reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-21

talked. We miss yer4 ugh aud
the way you walkc15 Eua ere gone
but not forgotten as dawna an.
other year, Treasured T. )ughts Of
one so dear often hrinfr a silent
tear. Although It lies 9een many
weeks H. seems as =hougi 1t was
yesterday SADI.Y vissa6 by
Deiphino Hal Fl t4a; Mrs.
Carrie Mae Cotbs, Tnc0ma. Wssh-
iDeson. daughters; Timothy Haw.
kins, Flint, Mich sn5 Doyle VI lii
d, and Hazel Hawkins, sons, Cam.
den,
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-21
STATE COLLEGE ATELTTE IL Fun
IN MADISON SCARE GARDEN

PINE BLUFF - Andrew Car r.
JUNO at Arkansas A. NJ ".
Cole viii compete in the aen-
ior Natiora' Amateur Athletic
Union indoor Track ard Fled
Meet 70 lie ret In Mad'sou
Squafa Gard 4 IN New York City.
Fe e.ts u sis viii mark Car.
tie. z 49,. nee in she Car
de-
Carter RS blil5 for hm~elt
omewhat of a record on the
track ting the ra4t cur yers
He ran and Won H. various dts
tances from the G ( states to Ca
NADIA winning a number OF award
from rlbho 9. meda's, pennarts to
several odd trophie
His apneqre 'e in tAa Garden N
1915 resulted ~ attn p'acl IN the
famous IN e-run. aging such
runners af jimmy F,.'fortv, tn
Mpe King of as Rudy Simms
and Ed Na'st. .arter also ran m
the Smile rae against o. notable
Forrest Ef'aw, graduate Of tn"
University Of Oklahoma and re-
cogni7ed holder in the 20Oo meter
steeplechase.
1t was while overseas durng
the last wal that Carter ran I'm
Italy, France and Germany. Stree
returning to the states and col ega
whero he was a student befor the
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we're Mines. Elnora Parker, Mab'e
Mills, Haze. J, Finney, Marjorie
Smith. Leila Smith and Miss Ger.
trude v Towns. WANTED:
three paper boys. See r. c. Cutter
soy y. Miles Street. The X. OF
+. and Court Of G. anniversary
and Thanksgiving ceremony will
be rendered at New Bethal Church
March 23rd. Rev. u. c. Cutter
will celebrate his 18th birthday
March 10th.
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Continued from page n
progress was being made in It's
fight 10 have Negroes admitted to
the Senate and House press gal.
leries.
A recommended on was made by
the comittee to the executive Of
ficers that a contribution of $1,000.
lie made to the National Council
for a Permanent FEPC.
Two additional CLIO unions have
been estab ished fair employment
practices departments. the COM
mittea rerorted. They are the I'm
tied Public Workers OF America
and the United Office ard Profess.
ional Workers Of America.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-21
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There Is no relief in sight"
the NAACP conc uded. "As far as
we know nei her private build r
nor the federal goyernmnt are
prepared to set into operation a
housing program which will meet
this crit ca need. Any Blanket
rent increase will fall disproport-
lonately hard upon the Negro eth
@ and will force him c'ose to
the brink OF economic disaster
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-21
A. M. Il. ALLIANCE

The A. M. L. Alliance OF Greater
Little Rock met at Bethel A. M. e,
Church, 9th and Broadway. Feb
ruary 4th with the president, Rev.
X. T. WI liams presiding. The
Alliance was opened after some
brief remarks by the president.
The following persons were elect.
ed for this conference year: Pres
idelt-Iiey w. X, Wa don, vice
presidont-Rev. j. NJ. watkins,
secretary-Rev. James r. Tillman.
Asst. secretary Rev. D. A.. John.
son, treasurer-Rev. w r. Esk.
ridge, report REV r. T. VIII
liams. financial secretary-Rev. +
J.. Stewart, chaplain-Ruy. G.
Franklin, critic-Rey l.. S. over
alls. chairman of program com
mittee-Rev. r. Ra'ph jackson
With this fine group OF success
ful pastors the Alliance is look
ing forward to a great year o
work.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-21
DERMOTT

Josie Smith
DR.. and Mrs. N. r. .tker spent
a few days in Hot Springs. Mrs.
Louis VII Jams spent two weeks
in Louisans with her husl nd, 0.
Williams. Joseph Wi llalns
spent the sci and with his moth.
err and friends. re 10th grade
class is g n It Ve3come Miss Jan.
ME Chnt1tre 4ack after an IL
ness ~ " = rs.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-21
ST. PETERS

There wi be a musice' teas
at st. Peters Baptist Church Sur
day after $50 p. m. 6th anu
Valentine tiared by Ii Ioldep
Heart and the Five Gospel sing.
ers and others. Cor 50 cd BY
the United Charity Wof vs.. Rev.
NJ. w. Williams. pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-21
MAGNOLIA
Lee Morris johnson

Lee Morris johnson
Mrs. Ida b. Abram, principal of
Smlthland Grammer School cello
brated the birthday Of her father
a. II. Rushing ard her sister, Miss
Hattye -. Rushing both of Nc.
Kamie wi a dinner in her home
Guests were Mary Il. Rushing,
another sister, Fred Rushing and
little Freddie Ruth Rushing her
brother and niece Of this city,
Mrs. Jessie Mae Correl and daurh.
ter, Miss b anchie Mae Correl
Mr., and Mrs, MaGeo Haymon ard
daughters, Neoma Il oise and
Naomi Doris Haymon, Mrs. Mary
Hughey and daughter a of Nc
Kaml. Birthday gifts wer3 silver
offering to the amount OF $4,000
and several careful selected gifts,
The celebration was made after
Mrs. Carol photographed the
entire group. II was an enjoyable
affair 4. Troy Pa"chel, Lee Nor
ris johnson, Willie Scott and
Robert Morris are the most Stud
ious boys OF their class at the
Magnolia Co'ored High School.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-21
with the churches

Mr., and Mrs. Alenzo Rawlls, IT'S
w. 20 street. All members are
expected to be present and vlRi
tors are welcome. Rev. Fl. X
Jackson is pastor and Mrs. F. 4.
Ne son, reporter
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-21
ABB e WALLACE

Marriage stou'd rot be taken
friVoulously % IL Is serious bJs NETS
D.. ' hen you az cutie sure you've
found the one person In the world
that ear make YOU happy, 4 en-
and only then are you rs-dV Ter
The romantic adventure OF matri.
mony"
-Abk e. Wallace
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-21

IN MEMORIAM

IN MEMORIAM
IN memory OF our dear mother.
Mrs. Katie Hawkins who passed
February %. 1912.
Your living face on earth IL gone
The voice we loved IL stilled
A place Is vacant in our home
which never can be filled.
We miss your voice the way you
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-21

Los ANGLES. CALIFORNIA 49,
Ira ky'es and his wife were TAX
ing the covered wagon trip In re-
verse this week.
Loading their goods and live
stock on two wagon. the couple
rolled out on an 1900 mile ride TO
Parson, Kansas. At 20 to 30 miles
IA day. they expected II would take
them ~ weeks and cost about
$500.
Mrs Minnie Kyle was driving
the Giving wagon. n mormon
wheels, butt on an old auto chas-
sis. In 1t was n bed. stove, trunks,
sewing machine. five dogs and a
cat. Underneath, between tn g
frame. was a run for 20 chickens
and three ducks.
kyles was driving a flat.bed wa.
gon carrying 2 goats. the feed and
water, seven horses wcr hauling
the two loads.
Sure. | could 90 on the train
cheaper" Kyle said. but look
what I'll have when ! get there"
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-21
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derway to obtain from the FRO
ducers and managers Of the &c ass
Menagerie" Pledges that segrega-
ton will continue TO be d scarded
In the seating OF Neg oes when
that play moves into Baltlmore's
Ford Theater NEXT week.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-21
FRIDAY, FEB. 81. 1947
EDITORIALS
60 THE POLLS TUESDAY AND VOTE

Unfortunately for Arkansas at this day and time that 1t has inhabt-
ID within its borders a man who would even atempt to inject the doc
torine Of Bnboism and Talmadgism in local politics. But such a man
does exist which clearly ind Gates. despite four long years of blood
shed by Americans to put into practice on foreign soil what she prea
ches here, that anything can happen.
STUNNED we're many Negroes Saturday morning who look forward
to the daily press for their source of Information, when they saw In
biaxing headlines that North Little Rockians, a group of people who
have been appraised for more than our own as being nearer to the
symbol Of decency, permitted racial hate to enter into their local pol
teal campaign.
The potential Negro voters of the northsde are advised by the
STATE PRESS and DIR. ] N. Robinson, state political leader to pay
no attention to such undemocratic utterance. Go to the Tol and
puaiify yourself and cast your vote as citizens of a country that yur
blood was shed "a well as others for that right.
THE PRESS does not feel that such injections of hate, subterfuged
to intimidate the Negro at the polls was inspired by any candidate
running for off ce on a North Little Rock ticket We sincerely fee
that the candidates whse names are imprinted on the ballots are fr
above such acts.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-21

f. w - Some wee''s ago
went with my hubbard ~ visit
his fa'her on the farm. Ny hus-
band likes Il fine Up there and |
do too. Now his father wants us
to come M there and I've I
want to know If you think "
should sell out here and 20 TO the
{ IN.
Ans; Selling out Is n bold
venture 1t won d be more prac-
ticle 10 rent out your property
through a real estate agency han
try your luck at farming. At the
end OF a year you wiz be in a po-
sitlon 10 know for sure whether