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Evening star., 1947-02-12
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

GIRL WISHES TO SHARE her apt with
another girl; ideal for @. w. q. student.
Ex se6I after 39pm. 113
ant. In Arlington with other girl; must
be conReniaI and bet. % and 80; rent reas.
Cal GIL. I109 after 9 pm. -y12
private home; uniim. phone, share kitchen;
for couple in exchange for hours house
work By wife. Apply to IL, 5000 Ames
faI5 10 II ST. N.w.-widow viii share g.
room. comfortably furn apt .htth quiet,
refined woman; S35. MI 6iBA
Evening star., 1947-02-12
COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

VA. ANTHRACITE, egg, stove and nut.
$13.57; pea, $11 42; buckwheat. $s.9s;
blue. egg, .SI0.72. Prompt delivery to all
sections Of p: G. BLUE RIDGE COAL CO.,
ANDIRONS, FIRE tools, screens and all fire-
place goods repaired and refinished. D. I
BROMWELL. T10 18th st NV ME. 1134
50 per "a cord. delivered. Phone WA.
FIREPLACE and furnace. dry, seasoned
oak wood for sale; $50 cord. delivered;
SIS at yard Call ME. 1874. CHARLESTON.
SEASONED CoRDwooD. SIT cord, any
length: 24-hour delivery, Va, D. C. and
Md Falls Church lSlO-R 19e
Evening star., 1947-02-12
APARIMENrs a WANTEp.

BOY SCOUT EXECUTIVE, wife. danghtef
q yrs1, urgent, 1 or Q bedroom apt. fur
nished or unfurnished. or housekeeptHg
rooms; will share house In Sc. or s.A;
permanent. Call MA. 1858 or TR. 5o2s.
TWO RESPONSIBLE girls desire furnished
apt. up to Ss5. Can MISS FLEMMfNo,
EX 1900, Ext 2eS3, Tuesday.
VETERAN and bride. permanently en-.
ployed, desire unfurnished apt. with k!tch-
GOvT.-EMPL. VET wants to share aps.
with one or two, Jewish or gentle. down.
town area 1880 mo. max. Box e.I>
FURNISHED OR uNFURNIsHED, ons Or
two rooms. kit. and bath, for employsd
FAN AsRcAS sGaPfc oS xrR%aYs AVA 'se Couple on pe
manent assignment, desires one bedroom,
furn. or unfurn. Cal MR.. LIE GWIN; cH.
DOCTOR, wife and 4ia-year-old weil-
Senseea Seass Or % phone ST. Sase is
OR 3 ROOM APT, furn. or pnfurp,,
mother and adult daughter; quiet, desirable
location. Wash. or Arlington. OIL. s9i4.
NAVY VET. exp. mechanic. win trade serv-
ices for minor repairs on your car in ex-
change for 2 or ru., furn. or unfurp.
apt. have 3-mo. .-old daughter; urgently
needed. Cali YMcA. Ma. $3.50. JOHN J.
UNFURNIsHED-Refnsd
Veteran Phone DU. 5oS5. IA
C0L0RED-i OR 9 BEDROOM apt, rent
$50 or under; married couple. permanent
ly employed no children. Phone LU, s76S.
CoL0RED VETERAN and wife would like .
Groom ant, in private family. MI. 1914
until l PM l3s
Evening star., 1947-02-12
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

WANTED TO BUY-Horses and mules of
all kinds. Write or phone w. o: DOSH,
Md. Phone Gaithersburg ~.
L RoLsTEN cow, calf by her side; II
you want a. COW. here is your chance.
Holstein heifers to ,freshen In Sept.
Herndon, Va. 97-J-3. 13s
FOR SALE Guernsey COW. fresh. 3
EsIleRRS Rh1Rs FA dla2 tborocbSrsd
gelding, son of the famous Alcazar. This
Is beautiful dark bay and exceptionally
well hammered. Will come when called
and follows owner around without lead.
Hunted for 1st time last fall. performed
splendidly.. Phone ARTHUR HALE, Dale
SMALL PONY with saddle. bride and
blanket. OIL 41T9, -16.
Evening star., 1947-02-12
COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE

TILDEN GARDENS, Conn awe rooms,
2 baths. entrance-hall foyer; vacant: sale
or exchange OWNER. Wo Ql29. II
VACANT; coop. near Meridian Park
apartment: requires redecorating; price,
Sc, $50, with 81 900 cash. Call Mr.. Gavin,
with H. G. SMITHY CO, Ma. 5a03. --13
erative building overlooking Connecticut
avenue; contains bedrooms, 2 baths sun
room living room, dining room and kttch-
en- w. c. & A. N MILLER DEVELOP
MENT CO. builders and developers OF
Wesley Heights and Spring Valley, 1880
Mass. ave. NV, OR. AGA: evenings, tele-
phone WO. 1896.
Evening star., 1947-02-12
Looking For An
Apartment?

Apartm e nj ts are still
scarce, but your best chance
to secure one is by adver-
tising in the Classified Sec
ton of THE STAR. Recent
results reveal that many
apartment owners are
selecting" their new ten
ants by referring to the
"Apartm m e n is Wanted"
columns of THE STAR.
In preparing your ad,
simply state your require
mentS, how many in family,
your telephone number or
address, and if there is
an apartment available-a
STAR classified ad should
find it for you.
Evening star., 1947-02-12
ROOMS WANTED.

SETTLED LADY wishes room with kitchen
use woad be willing to watch children
nights Box 39T-K, Star. 12+
your rms. with US. We
have only refined eTploged persons on
ave. NV. 10
YOUNG MAN, college student. desires room
with fine private family, either single or
will share with another student or young
man; limit, $50 mo. Box 23-L. Star IA
Evening star., 1947-02-12
HOUSES FURNISHED,

SUITABLE FOR EXECUTIVE or Govern
ment offciel-Beautiful center-hall home,
6 bedrooms, 3 baths, maids room and
garden, 2-car garage; $3.50 mo- 17i2 ALI
son ST. NV. Box 1876. Star
6 LARGE ROOMS, nicely furn.; good nv,
location, conv transp., coal heat; suitable
for family or couples; $3.50 mo. Boz
Evening star., 1947-02-12
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

CoNGENIAL STUDENT, veteran, attend
A. o.. wishes room and board near YMCA.
a27 End St ne ". 0s59; ,,- lss ss,,
dren. Gail DU. 2340 between z and 8
WANTED, by an elderly gentleman, room
and board in private family in the
NV. section. Call OR. 052l between
/ and 3 pm. To-
Evening star., 1947-02-12
RooMs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

623 MARYLAND AVE N.E-Laree front
room for 9; next to bath: convenient
IaIfl &. CAPITOL sT.--NiceIy furnished
room; employed couple preferred;yso drink
ing: $40 week double. LIZ
Evening star., 1947-02-12
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS SECTION - 90
units; gross rents about S24, ZOO year;
good permanent investment and rental To-
cation; nicely financed. Bennett, AT, 1908,
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO., 1924 14th St
NV DI 3346
Evening star., 1947-02-12
POULTRY and EGGS

PUTLORUM- TESTED CHICKS. Matching
every Tuesday, Capitol Chtekery. l1O2
Bladensburg rd- ne. Ii. 9529 CAPITOL
HATCHERY CHE 1895 Kenilworth ave- ne
JAMES FEED STORE. e1s st. NV,
ME-. 00S9-Baby chicks, feed and poultry
Evening star., 1947-02-12
APTs. FuRN. AND UNEURN.

STUDIO, commercial suitable for Offices
or businesses; 2 large. light rooms and one
sms ller, suitable kitchen and dtnette:
will divide. 1745 st. NV, at Conn ave.
Evening star., 1947-02-12
TABLE BOARD WANTED.

SETTLED MAN, working in Tenleytown
area would like / meal day home cook
ing on q very simple diet. Call WO. 1852
after t;30 pm. -.--l3
Evening star., 1947-02-12
FARM and GARDEN.

TOP SOIL ORDERS BEING TAKEN for
also sand, gravel and bluestone. TR. 1898.
Evening star., 1947-02-12
ROOMS FURN. OR UNEURN.
ROOMS UkEURNisHED.

YOU ST. N.W.-Room
young couple or 2 young girls; home
lis Cali after pm.
Evening star., 1947-02-12
APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

m ARLINGTON, va or 5 room aptf
young married couple; no children. no pets,
no parties. Call DU 64s0 after pm. 1Ss
URGENT-If you're willing to share your
nome temporarily with Government attor-
ney-Yeteran. whose family of two babies
faces imminent eviction, or II you have an
apartment vacancy. please call Sligo 1923.
Urgent . a
Evening star., 1947-02-12

LARGE, NEW UNFuRN. ROOM; new apt.
project private entrance, no cooking; S35
month. Resident manager, 2065 n Glebe
rd., MRS. MATTHEW'S, GIL. BIG. Ia
Evening star., 1947-02-12
HOUSES UNFURNisHED.

NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION would Do
well to inspect this 1"-room house. on
Capitol Heights. across from supreme
Court; S2l5 monthly Apply Helen Peck
Of SANDOZ. INC, DU. 1894 or home phone.
OR lNo9 Il a
Evening star., 1947-02-12
HOUSES EXCHANGED

ARLINGTON, VA, for Kansas City
rms. double garage, for or s bedrm.
house in Kansas City or vicinity; l year
or more. Call GIL. 4160, III
Evening star., 1947-02-12
IMIscEIIANEoUs FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
CO.. 622 E st. NV. National
Evening star., 1947-02-12

YOUNG FOREIGN OFFICIAL needs fur
nished bachelor apartment; independent:
NV. section. Call DE. $500, Ext. 5ss, busi-
apartmsnt in washington or m vicinity; Can
F6RNisnE6 M2 3sfn sfisF APT is desired
by permanently employed woman. Box
Z YoGSG LADIES, perm. employed. desire
furnished apartment; references. BOZ 3-L'
IooKINe FOR QUIET TENANT. Young
no phone YOU can cali. but write Box 4ss-
YonNG II MARRIED COUPLE desire 1-bed-
room furn. apt both employed; pay Up TO
500, Can NO, es21 after 10 an: a.
SsIi Eo. sio9 st nisht, Ma. ssss daytime
WsSfI6 Va fIEbHhSMfE HIhnSMfEDrArELY-1. 2 or room
sef sasa or sals5n RSss
S9, TouSa seol1 dofffE spiiE dssiFe w s sT
Il silver se5tsg; ST i. ozls' S .o,,n. 4. a.,l.
unfnrni.ed anfn sid apt IA II Vicinity q Wisconsin
ana Mass; or aseTFetoEn; WI 4 44so s.u,,v H..
Ssasoom faanhea 81
ss 1850 svfs sas ss s;st s1Pss'5Rs sn aa s
5-YR. LEASE, rent in advance. for 1-bed..
room unfurn. apt; Govt. ofhetal, Harvard
grad empl wife, vet. no children or pets;
to sos with no util. 'furn. Box 444.k.
SGITEooRGETowN UNIVERSITY law student.
newly married urgently needs 2-3 room
furn. apt, NV preferred: recently, dis
~ shiFsasf1 sa1sGT. r. xiis ill., and sons in desperate
need 2-pedroom apt. or house, In or near
wash; up to $40. Call RE. 6700, Ext.
ATTRACTIVE, 4 ri furn. or unfurn.. for two
responsible men Tone veteran), permanent
Govt. employees. Elk. 242o, Ext. 4e2. l3'
ONE-BEDKOOM APT, unfurn., Alex, All:
or Falls Church. perm. Govt. engineer ana
wife Shepherd T091. IT.
ENGINEER, ex-nayal ofacer,rifs, infant
daughter, permanently located: excellent
references; urgently require 2-bedroom
apartment or small house, furn. Or unfurn:
Cali Mr. HANSON. RE. Af400. Ext. 3297
days: I'm. 1924 svenings.' IL
Evening star., 1947-02-12

tcent.assd on Nfxt PassJ
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-16
Bartlett Opposes Agriculture
 Research Transfer

WASHINGTON, (R- Delegate Bartlett opposed Saturday the House action in transferring to the secretary of agriculture "aH authority over the agriculture re- search program" in Alaska.
 Such a provision Tn the agri- culture appropriations bill for next year, he told a Senate appro- priations subcommittee, seeks to alter what has become the settled method concerning this kind of re- search in the United States"
 That method, Bartlett said, is one of cooperation between the federal government and the land grant colleges.
 Dr. Charles E. Bunnell, presi- dent of the University of Alaska, said that the provision besides being unscionable, unwarranted and unreasonable is unconsti- tutional and also is void for in- definiteness."
 "The disastrous effects of a pre- cedent such as is now proposed must be averted, and the Univer- sity of Alaska appeals to the Sen ate for appropriate action to sus- tain its protest"
 Bartlett said the provision inter feres with the right of Alaskans to self-government at time when they are seeking statehood.
 "It would be a sorry fiasco if our right of local government in Alaska was retarded rather than advanced" he continued.
 Bartlett said the bills proposed appropriation of an additional
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-16
THANKS!

Lois Travis is due lot of credit. She's just finished a long hard year of listening to the blare of radios, the clacking of the teletype, the jangle of the phone and the in- numerable strange queries and complaints of mechanics, pilots passengers and air express cus- toners; not to mention \the criptic comments of passing pedestrians. You've won your freedom and we've enjoyed working with you. Sincerely Don, Forest, Bob, Nell son, Ralph and that poor lad you've been ribbing all week, your successor Ted Duffield.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-16
Driver Seeks New Job As Employer Waits Anxiously

A short while ago newspaper readers were told of Brooklyn bus driver who grew tired of driv- ing over the same route for more than 20 years, took his bus for spin to Florida. .gF'y
 Last Tuesday in Anchorage driver of the Alaska Dairy Prod uc.s, tired of bis milk route took a spin, George Jackson, manager of the dairy told today.
 Dairy officials waited anxiously until g p.m.-five hours after the driver was due back-before the truck was checked in. While wait ing for the driver Jackson check ed several agencies to see if the driver had been involved in m ac- cident.
 Questioned to find out if he had had an accident that might haze delayed him, the driver calmly re- ported, "No, I just took a ride to Palmer to look for another iobi"
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-16
NO SALES TAX ON ARTICLES FOR RE-aALE

Senator Norman Walker, in Jes- sens Weekly, reports this week that no sales tax is being levied at the present time on anything sold for resale. He states that the act that repealed the one-half of one per cent tax on income from wholesale sales took effect on April l, and no tax therefore should be collected on wholesale sales of any kind.
 It was also stated that the bill to lengthen the sales tax appar- ently was not passed in the recent regular session of the legislature, unbeknownst to the legislature until after adjournment. This means that when the fund reaches the S3,5O0,0 mark, late this year or early next. the sales tax will automatically cease to be.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-16
Shipping Strike Will Badly
 Injure Alaska

SEATTLE, (P)-Enroute home from Washington, D. C., Governor Ernest Gruening of Alaska ex- pressed grave concern here Fri day night over the effect upon the Territory of the impending mari time strike.
 Any shipping interruption will hurt Alaska and hurt it bad inn mediately," he said. "We under went a three-mopth break last year and haven't yet fully recos- cred from it."
 Supply lines to the Territory, he explained, have to be maintained constantly. Any break occasioned by strike would be felt through out the Territory almost as soon as it occurs.
 Gov. Gruening left for Juneau on the 8 am. Pam American plane Saturday.
 SEATTLE, (P)-The San Fran cisco Pacific Coast waterfront op- erated normally past the deadline expiration of Maritime contracts at midnight last night.
 While the east coast shipping was hit by a work stoppage the national maritime union of sailors took up a renewal of discussions scheduled between ship owners and the two unions for settlements which will complete contract agreements in the west for an- other year.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-16
NOTICE

U. s. Coast Guard Marine In- specfors arriving in Nome on June 18th. They will receive applica- lions for motor boat operators li- censes and conduct inspection.
 If. Cmdr. George E. Holland
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-16

The. northwest corner of New Mexico, joining Arizona, Utah and Colorado, is the only point in the United States where four states meet.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-16
NOTICE

All members of the Nome Sportsmen Assn. are urged 10 at- lend a meeting af 7:30 tonight al Ben HYndman's tin shop. Bring guns. ammunition and shevels.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-16
PASTOR JOSEPH F. OST VISITING IN NOME

Pastor Joseph F. Ost, third son of MT. and Mrs. L. E. Ost of Coun- cil arrived today to visit with friends and relatives. MT. Ost left here seven years ago during which time he has attended school and served a church in Saltwater, Oklahoma.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-16

Mathemagician: One who makes ends meet.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-16

S100,0O0 for research in Alaska is insufficient bait" because "a principle is at stake here and a highly important one" ..t -
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-19
MlLLCREEE=k
Fannie M. Jones

Pine Grove now has new pas
tor Rev Morten was moved from
Pine Grove to Arkadelphia We
hope him luck wherever he goes
....., Mrs. Eula Brfm has returned
from Kansas City, Mo. Charles
Brim will be home Sunday from
San Francisco, Calf. He has spent
some time in the U. S. Navy ......
Mr. Hunter was in Little Rock on
business ..... The pTA had meet
ing on the 18th but the attendance
was few in number due to bad
weather Rev. l.. W. Middleton
visited in Milcfeek Wednesday.
He was dinner guest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jim G. Jones co..
Luther Jones made a business trip
TO Arkadelphia Thursday ..............
Miss Clementeen Jones visited the
home of Miss Pinkie Perry Thurs
day night 49,. Henry and Mable
Jones took their weekly music
lesson Saturday in Arkadelphia.
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-19
Release Of Neqro
Veteran Falsely
Accused Asked

New York-The Adjutant Cen
eral of the United States Army
was today requested by the MAJ
CP to release Immediately Joseph
r. Davis of New York now serv-
ing fifteen year term in the FIT.
LeavenWorth Prison for alleged
participation in a riot in Japan,
Davis. a former member of the
3774th Quartermaster Truck Com
pany, was convicted and sentenc-
ed by a General Court Martial in
February 1916.
Franklin II. Williams, NAACP
assistant special counsel, cited in
his appeal for Davis release the
sworn statements of Cleveland
Waters of Philadelphia, Pa, Will
liam B. Smith of Gary, Indiana
and Clarence Coates of Washing
ton, y. c., members of the same
army unit, that Davis had not
participated in the rot at all and
was asleep in his barracks at the
time Of the alleged trouble.
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-19
" D | Condemns
Precedent Set By
Movie Industry

New York (WDL)--In firing
the 10 persons cited for contempt
by the House Un-American Acti-
vities Committee and in adopting
a policy of refusing to employ
Communists, the movie industry
has set precedent which vio-
lates the right of a person to be-
long to a legal political party"
So stated Rowland Watts, Nat
ional Secretary of the Workers
Defense League, in letters to Eric
johnson, president of the Motion
Picture Association of America
and of the Association of Motion
Picture Producers and to Donald
Nelson, president of the Society Of
Independent Motion Picture Pro-
ducers, urging that the new policy
be rescinded before the resulting
fear atmosphere spreads beyond
control"
The letters pointed out that the
WDL. even though free of Com
munist influence and having no
sympathy with the Communist
party, stands firm for the right to
belong to legal political party.
Your policy appears illegal un-
der Section 1902 of the California
Labor Code which prohibits en-
ployers from attempting to coerce
opt or follow or refrain from adj
or Influence an employee to adj
opting or following any particu-
lar course or line of political acti-
vity,'' the letter went on.
But aside from the Legality, TO
make a mans right to work de-
pendent on his political beliefs
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-19
(,t)RD0N

Mrs. Katie Jones has returned
from Brinklcy where she visited
her brother and sister Mr. and
Mrs. Neal u.,, There was a sur
prise wedding shower given at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. T Har-
ris, Thursway afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Gloria Jean Mays Will
liams. Mrs, williams received
many lovely gifts ,..,.. The Hobbie
Lobby Social Club sponsored
shower December 7th at Camp
bells Drivc-In. given in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Coca. The
couple received many nice gifts.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. King of
Pine Bluff spent the weekend
with father, Buck King. They
were accompanied by Mrs. King
re. We are happy to have Mrs.
Roxie Morris home again 80. Rev
II. Y. Williams and family have
returned from Osceola where he
has been for sometime -. Tired
Hayes made business trip to Lit
tie Rock, Saturday .... Please have
your news ready when the paper
boy comes around ...... Mrs. Bern
ice Hubbard and Mrs. Altha Hi
son are reported i'll 800. Mr.. Stew
art shot and killed himself around
noon last Sunday goo. Mrs. Sadie
Stitt is spending a few days in
Little Rock with her sister and
brother .,....... The Morning Dew
Quartet is opened for engage
ments. See or call Annette Mitch
ell, 100 Joseyon st. Sponsor want
ed -. Beginning January lst,
The Campbell Drive-In Will be
Closed ON Sunday mornings from
Has until 12:45. Opening at p.
m. until 7:45 p. m, closing from
7:45 until 900 p. m. open from 0
til ii p. m. ........ Gurdon Campr.
Jive:..... In and JAS are pulling
strings over WLH ... | don't think
PHI and RE are getting along SO
good because she doesn't talk
about him so much. 1T is pull
ing for FIJI and FIJI has an eye
on CIV ...,.. There is certain guy
who calls a certain chick every
night -. NC is still crazy about
&C 49,, LII pretends to be crazy
about CHI but he is in love with
GS -. Ell likes a certain girl -.
-. AJC, FPL and JAS get to-
gather and gossip lot $500. LII
has been whistling, Merry Christ
mas since RDH has been in town
80, LII is carrying a torch for
VIM but FIN seems to be in the
same mood ..... So long for now.
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-19

Mines. Lee Eta Rawls, Della
Eatmon. Robbie Mccoy and w, M.
Rutherford were visitors IN Mon
ticello last Monday 49,. A Christ
mas program will be rendered at
the school Friday night, December
10th. ..... The PTA entertained
with social at the school last
Friday night. Mrs. c. A, Robertson
is president @ Ernest R!dgle, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ridge
returned home after successfully
completing a business course in
Nashville, Tennessee. -. Born to
Mr. and Mrs. James Woodland, on
December 5th, girl, Peggy Joyce
..... Patricia Thompson was first
place winner in first grade read
ing last week -, Mrs. c. A. Rob-
ertson made special business
trip to Warren Monday .,,... Little
Bobbie Momon is reported M
proving after several days of i'll
ness ...~.. Principal Mitchell Ro-
land is also improving and is ex-
pected to be on the job soon ,.....
Mrs. Lee Eta Washington motored
10 Monticello, Saturday and was
accompanied by Mrs. l. NJ. Ru-
therford
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-19
Negro Students
Compete In State
Wide Essay CONT

Offering cash prizes totaling
$170 and two sets of encycloped-
las. a state wide essay contest on
Malaria and Its Control" among
colored Arkansas elementary and
high schools swung into its third
week of activity in Pulaski Coun-
ty, according to an announcement
by John E. Taylor, State Direct
or of the Malaria Control Divis-
ion of the Arkansas State Board
of Health
Sponsored by the Arkansas
Farm Bureau Federation and the
Malaria Control Division, the es-
say contest opened on Pan Am
erican Health Day, December 2,
and will continue through March
10, 1948.
Mr.. Taylor stated that first. Sec
ond and third prizes will be "a
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-19
Mothers Fears
Realized

Mrs. Hannah Biggs, mother Of
frankie Moore who disappear
ed from home on November o,
had her worst fears realized
when Miss Moore's body was
found at the foot of Cornish
street last week. Miss Moore
had been i'll for several years
and evidently decided to end 1t
all. She lett her home on the
might of November 8 without
saying anything to her family;
her illness had become more
than she could bear. The fun
eral was held at the Hubble
Brothers Funeral Parlor we'd
nesday. The burial was in Ha-
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-19

Teens will be entertained with a
party on Saturday. Dec 20, at
which time Mrs. Wright will tell
the Christmas Story and show
flannel board pictures. The en-
tire Y-Teen Department will wor-
ship together at the 'Y' on Sunday
December 81, at 8 a. m. They
are urging their parents and
friends to be with them at this
service. Other Y-Teen activities
will include carolling on Christ
mas Eve, carrying hand made
toys which they have made in
craft class to the orphans home, a
breakfast dance and many indi-
vidual club parties.