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Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28

Mrs Rubv Jackson Is pres dent
AUGUSTA EYES Eyes has
created some str. Several have
said II refers to me. That's good,
mybe you will straigfIn up and
fly right Eyes cav parents az
ter parents allowing their child
rem to roam over the country, at
games proms. picture shows and
giving them dollars or any amount
of money they want. But it's
strange that those parents don't
see to 1t that their children go to
Church ard give them more than
pennies or a bull moose for the
Church 49,. Eyes heard a certain
ONE remark that the PARENTS are
rot responsible for the action of
child. Maybe not good sister,
but II the child has bad traits,
there's bound to be loose screw
some where.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28
AUGUSTA
Rev. 3. o. olpeon

rev. r. q. 0lpeon
Tho installation service Of Rev
" ". Lirg ia was held at 81. Luke
uaptis. Church tpginnlrg February
10th through February 2'rd '''-
Rov J. y. Jamerson OF Gregory
was guest speaker at Ward Ch"r.
vel las, Sunday zee. Lonnie Nc
Keuer Of Memphis spent last Sat
"rday here on business ... u. C..
McClendon was called TO Mississ-
lppi 'ast Saturday by the death of
his father .... Mrs. S. A. Wells
and Mrs. Katie Jonee spent last
Sunday afternoon in Bald Knob
visiting their brother The st.
luke Matrona held their monthly
meeting last Monday at the home
u Mrs. +. McClcndon Dr.. Rev. r.
w. Lggins ACCOMPANIED by J. "
Bryant, Z. u. Brewer. Neotris
Seats and Doris NJ Clark motored
20 konsett recently whore Rev
Liggins conducted services -,t.
lewis Maberry ard Lewis Jr. oi
ldt Louis spent few days here
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28

recently visiting his aunt. Viola
Duckworth and other relatives 80,
Walter and Elsie Washington OF
St Louis are visiting Rufus and
Annie Jacobs Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Askew are the PROUD parents Of a
baby g'rl born February 18th -.
Herman Green of Chicago is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Reseie Green
THE missionary Circles OF st.
Luke met at the 70 lowing places
last week: No. l at the home OF
Mrs. a. NJ. Bobo No 2 at the
home of Mrs Elnera Boone: No. 8
at the home Of Mrs. Jennie Nc
Clendon and No. at the home OF
Mrs. S. A. Wells. Carver High
School and Fitzhugh School were
winners In the distriet boys las
ln. ball tournament held al Cotton
Plant last Saturday The Royal
Society Club met at the home of
Mrs. T. NJ. Afford last Wednesday.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28
ATKINS
NcklNDRA FLETCHER

WNNINCNA VLG S'GN
The funeral OF c. II. Mcdonnell
was he'd recently. Mrs. N. f. Nc.
Donnel has the sympathies Of the
entire commun ty. Mr.. ard Mrs.
c. II. Swinton visited their mother
of Menifee last Sunday and also
her sister, Mrs. Rogers Block Of
Plummerv lie. Mrs. n. r. Nc
Donne's neice IL visiting with her
for n while. Mrs. Rachel Wilson
and James Williams attended ser
vices In Menifee last Sunday.
Mrs. Lula Mae Williams and Mrs.
James attended church at Kern
wood last Sunday e. d. Leo
prart attended his church at Block
vile last Sunday and renorted a
mighty sermon by his pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28
Des Arc
Ella Mae Brown

Rev. r. s. Simpson preached In
ter sing and helrful sermons at
both the morning and night ser
vices at Fel'ovrhin baptist Church
Sundy. -. The BYPU is progress.
ing under the leadership OF It's
new pres dent. Mrs. Johnnie Glenn
-. r. L. Ford was homo visiting
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. J.
Ford -. Mrs. Hortense Loving Il
home visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Jonson. Their grand.
son. Van Webster Wright Of A. c.
n. Academy. also spent the week
end with them. Pete Daniel liz
home visiting his uncle and amt
Mr.. and Mrs. william Brewer
Ebert Williams. con of Mr. and
Mrs Britt Villains, has returned
TO Marion. Ohio .... Mrs. Carrie
Koonce has been very Ill., but she
is improving The Stitch and
Chat Club met at TIE home of Mrs.
Lyddle Spencer. Thursday .,. Miss
Cora r. Turner and Miss Lula
Mae Govan of G. w. II. Academy
Brnkley, spent the week end with
their grandmo'hers, Mrs Emma
Wil'ouRhby and Mrs. Mary Oualls
go. Charles Ewel' also OF G. w. r.
visited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Ludie Ewell Rev. and Mrs. r
A. Cooney and grand daughter at.
tended the G6'h Wedding Anniver-
sary Of their cousins. MIR. and Mrs
L. d. DIXON are 81, OF Deval's
Bluff February la'h.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28
BRADLEY


Installation service was he'd ~
Shilo part'st Church for Rev. G..
r. Mcmillan. Roy. NJ. T Nelson de-
liverod the sermon George Lee
has been discharged from tho
Army .. Corn Curtis Burrel cele-
hrated his tn birthday February
rs He received many presents 600.
MIRA Julia Tav'or has returned
homo Otter spending some tine
with her sick daughter James
ilatten was weekend guest OF hle
mother Mrs. Martha Love Prot,
l.. Il. Banks has been visiting r"-
latives in Louis ava Robert Ice
was called to Shreveport, La to
attend his n"ice'a funeral.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28
Births

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Alexander
Madelyn Laverne. Feb. Is.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Blue, Ron
aid Wayne. Feb. IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Edgar
Brown. Percy Johnson. Feb. TO-
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Henry Clay
horn, Earnest Charles, Feb. Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isom Milton Cras-
ION. Yvonre Marie. Feb. 13.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield Eskew, Syl
via Francis. Feb. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Green. ST., Roy
Ir.. Feb. IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Green
Hood, Harold Dean, Feb. 16.
MIR. and Mrs Robert Lee Sharpe
10 Ann, Feb. Is.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Michae'
Wright. Henry Michael. Jr.. Feb. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ziegler, IT.,
Larry Wayne. Feb. IA.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28
FEBRUARY

the shortest month Of the also the birth month
not5es Washington the warrior; Doug the
ST Valentine thu Lincoln the GOOD
SAMARITANS the Emancpators
EXTRACTS FROM LiNcoLNs GETTYSBURG ADDRESS;
foefatNers bounht forth
liberty
ed to the all created equal The word
will not long remember what here is for the living
finch the We highly that these dead shall
not have died In that this nation urdrr God shall have
AZ EanAnnn znd
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28

Your husband has been very un
settled since he has been out the
army. You can help him adjust
himself If you will swallow your
pride, go to him and patch things
up.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28

Clean those dirt collecting erev,
ices and corners in wicker surnA
lure with a welllathered brush and
water. Rinse thors,~hiy and wipe
dry
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28
Lesson ron llaRC!l 2

Lesson subjects md Scripture texts Sc
lected and cnpvrirhted bv Information "
Council ot Religious Eduestlon: ssed BY
Dermissian
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28
p O. BOX at79, LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS

you so long that you just take 1t
for granted row and pactfy your
self with rosy dreams OF a future
with your husband as charge
man. What You shou'd do Is to liz
more him completely, giving him
to understand that you VII not
consider taking him back until
he begins living a model life by
himsef and away from the In
fuence of this other woman
When he proves his good faith
take him back but not before.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28

C. c. C.--Wfen my husband went
In service he failed to make an
allotment for me and the baby. !
asked the Red Cross to help me
and finally received it. | didn't
throw my money away bought
two lots. furniture and started a
little business selling fruit, coal
and wood. When he returned h
found job and went away az n
home to my parents. I love my
husband but he hasn't done any
thing for me and the baby and
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28

new birth of freedom, and
that the government Of the
people, by the people, and
for the peep e sha ! not per
ish from the earth.
The G o o SAMARITAN's
Speech
Some years ago. sixteen
persons under the leader
ship OF w. o. Hin embark
cd and set sail on thu little
Mayf over Of he'pfu nese
and started out to find a
new world OF fraternalIsn.
They were tossed hther
and thither by the discour-
aoirg remarks Of others.
many saying. "There are
too many lodges, and "it
can't he done, etc. Not
d7unted, they continued IN
I'll land w5s sen, and that
MIG. they weighed anchor
at Forrest clty. Art ansas,
and organized the james.
town Of tn. "GOcD ShMA.
RlTANS" Progressive Colo
NY, No. (.
Many were the erue' words
socken Of IN m, but they
felt that with God with them
ard right In ther hearts,
they were sure 70 live.
Later other pilgrims seek
ing fraternal freedom ven
tured out and In the morn.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28

tells other folks that the reason
he doesn't live with me IL be-
cause | am with my parents.
What should | do?
Ans: You can't leave m o h RS
home until you get another roof
over your head. The quicker you
come to an under3tar ding with
your husband the be'ter. 1t is
rid culous for 10th of you TO act
as independent as you are doing
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28

Improved SUNDAY
UsJorm c-YvlOY
-:.LESSON. =.

OF The NJ ,ndv Bible Institute Of Ch'eaRo
Neleasea es westers Newspaper Union
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28

tndependendenee, 1t would be
we'll to seek other work. With
little effort you can find a good
paying job In your trade, your
safest bet then Is to find ano her
Job and then II you are cal cd
back to the old one. you can de.
eide whether to keep the new
one or return to your previous Job
Dear Able Just a few lines
to let you hear from me. |
want you to know that received
my letter and guide and it is so
wonderful Oh. | just enjoy read.
ing the Guide so much. | see /
am go ng to like 1t just as | did
the others have bought in the
past. | am truly your friend.
Mrs. F. b."
NJ. S. have read so many good
things about you and have seen
where you have helped others so
| am bringing my case to you.
am 50 years old and up until
right lately | have been up and
doing my house work Just like
gal" but have begun to feel
weak and want you to tell me in
Fridays paper what can do to
feel better.
Ans; Visit a reputable medical
doctor and let him give you
thorough examination and physi.
cal checkup. If anything Is wrong
your physie an will have you back
to normal in short order. 1t paws
to take care of your health. GO
years Of good health is a record
to be proud of, believe me. Il
is the most natural thing in the
world for you folks who have a..
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28

at is the p'anni-e the struggling
and the accomplishing OF lifes
blessings together that keeps a
couple keyed up emotIonally and
enjoying the elixir ~ love and
romance to the very end"
Able Wallace
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28

N. H.-My husband and | are sep
arated but he swears he still
loves me although he Is staying
with a woman. Now he tells me
that he IL In bad and wants me
to be patent with him little
longer. have told him that !
think we should just call II quits
as I have forgiven him so many
times, but I love him 30 much
must trust him and wait?
Ans: Lady, you de'orve some sort
of a medal for your patience and
meekness in dealing with your
mate. You have let him run over
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28

Ans: Business prosnents are level
Ing off from the boom DAYS OF
he war. To safeguard your future
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28

s. RI have been employed by
a company here in this city for
quite a whiln and recently | was
laid off Indefinitely. would like
to know II | should welt to be
called back on the same job or
seek another.
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28
JESUS SUMS UP HIS CLAIMS

LESSON rFHT-Iohn I2,lsi6 2032
MEMORY I.ECTION-And !. !
oe lifted up from the earth. viii draw al
men unto me. john ~ "a
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28

ways been healthy to put off"
going to the doctor. 1t IL time
now though to begin the habit
of letting your doctor look you
over at least once year,
Arkansas State press., 1947-02-28

], WI have been going with a
man for better than ten months,
Now he has married some one
else but still comes TO see me
nearly every day. He says he
love- me and do think lot OF
him. Please tell me what to do.
Should | keep on or let him go
completely?
Ans: Kick his pants out. He GER
Ia MY has a crust to continue
calling on you after he married
the other woman. She Is his wife
: she gets his love and his money
all you get is what is left over.
He proved Just how deep his love
was for you when he took this
other woman for a wife. You need
a man. but not his kind. My HaD-
pier Living Lesson, No. 4, How
To Win A Man" will be be very
helpful to you, The price Is Csc,
Evening star., 1947-10-02

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-10

present W re:
J e e D An n a
Hicks, Mr. and
Mrs LinSav Ed
" q T DIS, + d
Howard. Osbie
a n d &c &c
Howard. Thel-
ma Mitch ell
Ralph CT b son.
Ernestine Car
ter Jas Young.
led Small Jas
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too. we might add. (smile)
CLAYTON Hood seems 20 like
our campus or something on
the campus. He was up Thurs
day afternoon and Sunday night.
We hear that the following
girls Will oe matriculating here
IN the F2A. Jean Scott. Vivian
Novel; Vivian Clayton, and
Pat Mccullough Pat Whitby and
Mona Wells will make Mlchl-
gan l. their Alma Mater.
CAMPUS PERSONALITY
Our personality this week
comes 10 US again from River
Rouge Michigan in the person
age OF Evelyn Stallworth bet
ter known as Red" because of
the color OF her hair.
Evelyn. without doubt is
the most popular girl on cam
.pus Notwithstanding the fact
that she IS one Of the Youngest
Her grades last semester were
uneXcelled by any girl on the
campus Red loves to dance
and eat Her favorite food is
grapefruit, When she is seen
on the campus without a grape
fruit, someone makes Il their
business to secure one for her.
Evelyn's life ambition is 10
become a pharmacist With her
outstanding scholarship record
we are sure that she can do il.
AT present she reigns as
Bridge Queen Of the campus.
Her sweet juvenile personality
will endear her to all with
whom she VIII come in con-
tact as II has TO us.
THE GREEKS
The Alpha Dance on the 18th
OF May is the talk Of the cam
pus' Those fortunate enough
to be holding bids should indeed
count themselves lucky as each
frat man had only two The az
fair will be held in the Rack
Fam Building.
The Ann Arbor Omegas will
be holding forth on the twenty
third of May. We are not sure
4 gust where il is to be held bul
we expect the bids to be in
the mail by next week.
Plans are already being made
by many "Normalites' 10 at
tend the Detroit Alpha Deska-
desis The rumored date is Nav
thirty first.
Il has been said that one has
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-10
KALEIDoscop
BY Ella Mae Jimerson

BY Ella Mae Emerson
kEMORIES
The inst q the Spring Sor-
GRITTY prom is Over, with Delta
Sigma Theta. Nu chapter, clos
ing the first dance lhis past
Saturday night. Those attending
had a "swoon- der-ful' tl..c.
The gowns that the girls wore
were very pretty in the bcauti-
full setting of the Rackham
Building IN Ann Arbor. The
dreamy-eyed swans placed the
blame for their dreamy actions
on the building Some said the
Rackham Building is conclusive
TO that swoony" feeling. But.
who believes that building
can have so much power when
there are equally striking fe-
males around.
The Weiner Roast given by
the Ivy Leaf Club for their big
sisters was quite lot OF fun
in spite of the threatening rain
all Of the week prior.
Some Of those attending we're:
Margaret Stevens, Wendell viii
liams, Dorothy Priestly. Val
Johnson Marion Swan, f. Avery
Adams, Geraldine Bledsoe. Len
Ford, Delma Miller. Roderick
Warren, Margaret Grigsby Tom
my Flake, Mavis Henderson.
Hortense Reid and scores Of 9TH
ers.
oUIPs
The annual circus OF MSNC
which ran here three nights
last week was very we'll per-
/ formed. but our representa-
ton was quite sparse each of
the three nights in spite OF the
crowd exceeding one thousand
nightly. Did sec Maxine Nc
Bryde and Joe Thomas up from
Wayne u as guests Of Jimmy
Cole Thursday night, however.
Our girl. Priscilla Hood was
up for the week end affairs. II
seems that we will be losing
Priscilla to New York School
of Music very soon What will
the week ends UP here be like
without Pris7 With her this
week was Priscilla Massey who
seemed definitely mpresse d
with both of the campuSes She
did quite bit Of "impressing'
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tlng hlmI
Plans for the Future
Azel Harding is Shaving or
the midnight shift at Fords
With what he has in mind Il
do in a few more months. he'd
better work night and day. He
mas a lovely young lady in view
who will help him enjoy the
benefits and she happens TO be
b. Jean Wilson, my cuz.
Phyllis and Ernestine Garter
went to church Sunday for q
change. Ernestine said, That's
why II rained so hard" She has
promised to stay at home next
Sunday so that it won't rain
tsmiles)
Engaged
Miss Josephine Jean Smith
VIII announce her engagement
to a very fine fellow who lives
on Woodside. The wedding Is
scheduled for June. All who
have seen her can truthfully
say she looks happy. We hope
her happiness will last forever.
II was rumored that Miss
Mary Ellen Price expects to an
nounce her engagement soon.
Joyce Reeves has postponed
her engagement because of her
recent operation Joyce is UP and
about now and it is good to see
her out.
wonder il Gwen Ford and
Henderson hendricks will be
next 10 start in the direction
Of the ALTAR?
The Stork Was HerelII
Mr. and Mrs. Keith (the form
er Daisy Moore had great
big bundle from heaven last
week II was fine baby boy
| presume they will name him
after his Dad, but Margaret
Moore, sister to Daisy, wants
the baby named Kirkland aft.
er her silent love.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart OF
Mitcheldale Avenue, also had z
bundle from heaven and il wa.
boy. Tommie Stewart who is
the baby's uncle, is broadcastine
the news of the little fellow.
arrival.
SICK LIST
Rev c. B Heath. pastor oi
New Prospect Baptist Church
is very i'll at his home at 2I05r
Wisconsin Avenue. We. the
members of New Prospect. arc
praying for speedy recovery
for our pastor.
James Jones, 2l032 Glenlodge
died April % after heart at
tack. Mrs Rosa Thomas. o.
2l324 Crandall Court. died Ap
ril rs. Her body was shipped L
Montgomery, Alabama. Boti
funerals were held by Thoma
L. Hall, director. on May 8.
Send all news Of any kind
10 Miss Ruth Allen. 2097e
Westview. Ferndale 20. Michi-
gan; or call Ell. 64leM when
the telephone strike ends.
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never attended a formal affair
until he has gone TO a "Des-
kadeslS' and viii never attend
another formal affair until he
returns 10 a "Deskadesis. This.
we know 10 be true.
ALUMNAE REPORTS
Received a letter from Altha
Love last week. All graduated
from Normal" in February and
IS now permanently placed al
the Atkinson School in the So
lourner Truth Project. She is
quite elated
Alumnus Maurice Tabor Wis
tied the campus a few weeks
ago.
Another session Of our CAD
dings IS over but we VIII re-
turn next week with our TWEEN
tieth chapter Of our huge Ka-
leidoscopic book Until then, Az
Revoir
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Smile CHIT CHAT
By Josephine J. smith

The ladies and gentlemen real
~ came out N large numbers
"a the party gwen by the In
ternos Club last SATURDAY. night
al 2043l NorihlaWn. Among those
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Smlth, Grace and Pete Halls.
Doris and Charles Gibson. Lora
Purdue. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Will
! liams. Malcolm Brown. Walter
Kelly, A Neu Kirk. Ted and
Phyllis Cater and Willard Co.'s
well
We were very happy to have
John Carter spend week end
IN Detroit He halls from the
Windy City
Watch the Detroit Tribune for
the latest news on the Internos
Club P Williams. president,
Phyllis Garter. secretary. and
Malcolm Brown treasurer
The Blue Dawn Horizon Club
gave a Slumber Party al the
Urban League Saturday MAY 3
Everyone had an enjoyable
time.
The Hi-Ys OF Lincoln High
School were sponsors OF a semi
formal dance on Nav The az
fair was held IN the Lincoln
High gym from $50 pm 20
II 30 pm Those who did not
attend really missed treat.
Joe'S Gossip Of the Week
Ernest White and Ollie Wilson
have broken up Why. We Won
der I'LL just bet the gosNpers
know
Ben DAVIS doesn't like the
stuff joyce Jordon is putting
down Why Benz
Tommie Steward is SLOWLY
winning Opheha Hardin back
by the inches or is II sec
onds'
A certain Young ladv IS wear.
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boys and girls, men and women
waiting to be one Of the first
to go in. Everyone was well
pleased with the theater and
agreed that it is one OF the fin
est neighborhood theaters In
Michigan or any other place
II was good to see Dme OF our
home folks. or should | say res
idents Of Eight Mile Rd. en-
ployed at our theater. Some OF
them are. Eddie Watkins. Har-
ris Grey Mildred King. Ma
dora Bachelor, and Barbara
WATSON.
GOSSIP
Orville Brown and Dolores FL
owe danced quite a few dances
IN succession at the Sadie Haw-
kins dance last Tuesday.
Shirley Whitfield actually paid
Jeep Broadnax's admission to
the dance last week She real
ly had that Sadie Hawkins spir-
it, didn't you Shirl?
It's rumored that Mary l..
Mitchell will be getting married
as soon as Uncle Sam gives the
OK. signal and discharges one
Of his boys, who is Lawrence
Jeffries.
Buford Evans is planning TO
enter Howard University in Sep
TENDER TO study. what?
Gwen Ford was really trying
out Tommle Stewards car Sun
day | believe she is careful
driver as long as I'm not in
the car with her (smiles).
Silent Love
Sue Evans has a slent-secret
love and he calls her his bobby
soX baby.
Elaine Bender was seen in
the presence Of a fine gentle
man last Friday night Who is
the fellow who paws your way
10 school every morning. Elaine?
] wish | had a friend that
friendly" (Smilesl
Is Betty Whitfield really SER
lous about II. B. or is she lust
trying to keep S. w. from get
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ing some beautiful clothes now
s-dsyS Watch that girls
wonder why = particular
girl on ParkNdc is playing SICK
Come on tel. ne. ! can keep
a secret
Paul Ford and Lille Mae
Wade are really on good terms.
now that Paul isn't working I
wonder what VIII happen
A w j. always shows his
teeth 90 Gertrude Mitchner. Whv
so much ~ that
Janet Williams is often seen
strollnE out with 3 Evans.
Frances Massey wears her
girdle pretty tight these days
Why SO tight Frances
Something vcrv exciting VIII
happen in June for two Young
people Can YOU guess'
Mableno Catnev alwavs on
the 60 W!ih ~ tat-foe
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Residents Like
Duke Theatre

The new modernistc Duke
Thester, which opened last week
promises 10 be popular spot
with 8-mlie Readers Located IN
this vicinity n has seating
capacity Of 500, air condition.
ing Gorgeous ropical desert
scene decoration motif and
beautiful lounges for men and
women
It's usherettes. candy girls, and
many other employees are COM
posed Of local people % the
race who present an attractive
appearance ~ the public The
theatre is being managed by
Chester Owens ~ 259 Ersknc
whose pleasing personality goes
2 long wav toward handling
the customers
One 81 the features Of its cou-
vcnIences IS showers for the en-
ployees and comfortable, spa
cious rest rooms.