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Evening star., 1947-10-31
JOHN Il. NEUBECK, Attorney,
1885 National Press Bldg.


Holding a Probate coart.MEstate of Jennie
l.. Day. known also as Jenny l.. Day. De-
ceased:-No: 1924. Administration Dock
ct Naturalization having been made
herein for probate of the last will and
testament Of said deceased, and for letters
testamentary on said estate. by Joseph /.
ef oesober 1917 as.eq that sS Hafriet @ os
Crane. George A. Crane. Philip 4. Crane
and Leland J. Crane. incompetent, and Or.
IT omas f. Grouber. custodian, and Lucille
Crane. his guardian, and all others con-
cerned. appear in said Court on Monday.
the 1st day of December. AID. 1947, at
1000 o'clock AN; to show cause ss Why such h
notice hereof be published, in the wash
ington Law Reporter" and The Evening
weeks before the return day. herein men
toned, the first publication to be not less
Witness. the Honorable, BoLITHA ). LAWS;
day day. Of October, A,D. 1e47. Seal AT.
test; wan, ,THEEoDoEE ,coosWELtL' N aaS;s Register
Clerk Of the Probate Court. oc24 1.no7
Evening star., 1947-10-31
JOHN h. NEUBECK, Attorney.

p1srRfcT sSaN coGRf MEPbtSH 81 FHs HaSrnfH GNrrED
Hodins sasss pTobate ioE sne courtNo Ss " ess9e ad
ministration:LMTais is to diys Notice;
coumbis hss su0sss obtan.d from the Probate
Of Administration, eta. on the estate Of
C. ssan late # 5as sss
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to
Of October, AD 1e4s. otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all beneft OF SAG
estate Given under my 1nd hsnd this NTH 141h
fax Beck q 13ss H9DSs Rational s Press N BIDS a. sea
Attest: THEODORE coGSWELL, Register
Of Wills for the District of Columbia. Clerk
Of the Probate Court: oc24,3l .no7.
JOHN W. JACKSON, J; GRAHAME ,.
WALKER, AtteTneys s2s WoedwaTd fnISE Bldg;
Y States tS for the the District Of Of columbia,
E. Adams, Deceased.-No. 69796. Admin
be- Been n made herein for letters Of T. admins.
tration on said estate, by Mary livery. 1t is
ordered this 29th day Of October, A.D.,
T5Ishman. na' w(iIan rt!shnsn' s 5ossph pl'
heirs at law and next of kin Of Annie E.
n ad court a on
the sth day of December. AID. 1947. at
1000 o'clock AM, to. show cause why
Let notice hereof be published in the
washington Law Reporter" and "The
Evening Star" once in each Of three sue
mentioned, the first publication to be not
less than thirty days before said return
day Witness, the Honorable BOLITHA J
10Th day Of October. AID 1947. (seal)
Attest MELVIN j. MARQUES, Deputy
Register Of Wills for the District Of CO.
lumbia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
oc31 .no7.14.
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JAMES F. REILLY, Attorne,
Q0l kfh 81 N w

821 18th st. NV.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia
Holding a Probate Court.-Estate Of Nan
ME E. North, Deceased.-No. 699S5. Ad-
ministration Docket 147:-Application hay
ing been made herein for. probate Of the
and for letters .estamen.asy on na said uss es-
garet Chisholm, it is ordered this goth
day Of october, A.D 1947. that the un. !.
Mamie E. North. deceased, and all others
concerned. appear in said Court on Men On
at 1000 O'Clock AM, to show, cause why
such application should not be, granted.
Let notice hereof be published in the
"Washinston Law Reporter" and THE
Evening Star once in each of three
successive weeks before the return day
herein, mentioned, the frst publication to
return day. Witness. the Honorable
goLTrHA J. Ia. LAWS; Chief Justice Hs.. Of said b
1877. (seaD Attest: MELVIN j.
MARQUES, Deputy REGISTER Of wills Tor
the District of Columbia, Clerk OF the
Probate Court. oc31 ,no7,l4.
Evening star., 1947-10-31

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate court.-No. es,554. Ad-
ministration.-This Is to Give Notice: That
the subscribers. of the District OF Column.
Of the District Of Columbia. Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate Of Harvey n Eiker,
late of the District of Columbia. deceased
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
before the sth day Of October. AID. 194s;
otherwise they may by law be excluded
from ali benefit Of said estate. Given
1917 1917: II TAYIoR = E1KER; ~ washinTs : :
n st. NV. 7sealJ Attest: THEODORE
COGSWELL. Register of Wills for the Dis
trict OF Columbia, Clerk of the Probate
Court. ocl7.24 81.
ALBERT A. JONES. ALLEN MONROE
IoNEs Att0fssyS ion THE rEsss NTRp
Holding h Probate @ courtNNo. ea94s. Ad-
ministration:-This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber. of the state Of Kan,
Of Of the iAI District Of columbia Letters Testa
late of the District Of Columbia. deceased.
All persons having claims AGAINST the
deceased are hereby warned to exMbit the
before the s1st day Of October. AID. !94s:
otherwise they may by, law be excluded
frow ali benefit OF said estate. Given
padsr my s h9na Tbs GREs Eli DAY 40 G Bfosn
test: MELVIN ]. MARQUES. Deputy Reg
lister Of wills for the District of Colum-
bia Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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LEGAL NOTICES tcont. J
JOHN r. FLETCHER, Attorney,

DISTRICT coURT OF THE UNITED
States for the Dssrcs Of essas hd.
mnistration-This Is to GIVE No,ice ~ oium. ha.
oia. has obtained from the Probate Court
IF the District of Columbia, Letters OF Ad-
ministration on the estate Of Hllyard 8
Moore, late of the District OF Columbia. de.
ceased. All persons having claims AGAINST
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof. legally
sedTe the ssn day tae of ostoSer
ftasIT,ff 4om III senst sess may said estate
under my hand this ssh dsy day ot MoIT; oetoesg
Sc. (seal.5 Attest: THEODORE CoGs.
WELL, Register of Wills for the District
Of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate Court,
cRoMILIN, ToWNsElND TOY NEl,9 pSI.s KIRKaAND' a,as
Is States for the District Of columbis;
Holding pTG6ate ceartEfs5aSs fnaWn ss ss
Ms5y AdmyniEfrasion Mef poefes
having been made herein oy Geprse o .;
Raysor. il is ordered this 23rd day, Of
October. Ap: le47. that Andrew T,,Aa Miller; h.t5
Miller, minors. and Elizabeth Miller their
custodian; and unknown heirs at law dra ana
concerned. appear in said Court on Mon
day. the list, day Of DECEMBER AID; 19a7, 81
at 1000 O'Clock AM. TO show, cause why
Let notice hereof be published in the
Evening STAR, once in each Of three sue
mentioned. the frst publication to be not
less than thirty days before said return
day. Witness, the Honorable BOLITHA
J. LAWS, Chief Justice of said Court, this
23rd day Of october, A.D. 1947. (SeaD
Attest: ELLA A. BROWN. Deputy Register
of Wills for the District Of Columbia
Clerk of the Probate Court. oc24 81 ,no7
Evening star., 1947-10-31

sHoRT-oRDER COOK, colored; must be
vases for the N right dnsa nsa Apply 5s11 wis
ast Rs tS 1 81 .ffDhSas ss s0n Ho
o eonrf Ms sey hays EH ssso
aH SODA NC e1ERk, 1hits M iog sssiusly. esnay
store; 1O:3O-6 pm; 6-day wk.; S25,
msa rmss 1sss sSrs. awe ss: sRs
s'of SOFA fsotsEsIS. part tine Il. t. asS@
ss5e sss4 sHtE siz sis.'5?sis s's
sPorTEk&Must as r. Must be experienced on lish,
and grey work, for rough spotting, good pay
and working conditions. ABBOTT LAUN-
DRY, DRY CLEANING PLANT. INC. 214g
Queens chapel I'd. ne. near siadensDurs rd
sa sPoTTER. TIE sill silk and wool. to work in dry
cleaning plant; best Of salaries. good
working conditions; Apply LUNA CLEAN e
sPoTTER. S 1SRo experienced p on silks: permanent
position with q company Of established rep
utation for duality. Address replies to Box
sgS,n; STOCK ecIIRK-Youns man, ambitious
and willing to learn. must be good Win
co sDd sf Esfgs setssds ave. Apply
81 Stock CLERK. for receiving and mark
offers attrac salary with opport. for ad-
vancement to capable young man, Apply
Office, THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP, 1913
STOCK HANDLER-A nne opportunity
for an ambitious young man to learn the
wholesale automotive parts business; good
starting salary and working conditions.
See Mr. Goodman, MILLER-DUDLEY CO..
INC. 1915 14th st. NV. -
STOCK MEN and packers, 5-day, 40-hour
week; 20ss discount on purchases. Apply
Employment Office, 4th floor, s. KANNS
SONS co. -3l
SURVEY MAN to assist engineer on slge,
housing, project See Mr.. KAP1AAN at
TAILoSRs, 5-day. 4e-hour week. Apply
WOODWARD ~ LoTHHOP. II
TEACHER for Latin, English Engn in boys, pri- pn
tenance: degree required Bee MISS PAR
MN MN 2e4 & coioTs1e pH s1df fGHaNerR gs .In.,
coiored. Apply at STANDARD TIRE q
BATTEEk Co. 10th and II sts. ne. ~
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RUCK DRIVER, good salary,
sirable. Call Mr.. Gilhool, TIA.
BROOKLAND CO., 9th and
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Irk In recapping
LEY. 5000 r. !.

MAINTENANCE MAN for apartment prop
critics; must be able to DO painting, car ar
pair work; permanent position. good sal
soN coNsTR%coa co so 1854
MAnisTENANds %ini FIN e Nan, Sas with knowledge
House provided on grounds. Pvt. schooc
eb,fsp Il s0antfy 5zas nr' washinsfon' Phone Fsll
in super market; must be experienced; goo.
ego % gSrsn5 ToR ssnas5Sns sos So oaaa; App
St., Arlington. Va, 70 min. from 18th AM
ling ton. get oil at shiriington. .
sase TT work sh'
AHErehn AsRE MI sfhs ThAIER a Co. 70 Nc f. 4Ss3
MEGHANlCs Nc nHS as full time. guaranteed saiar.
plus incentive; transportation furnished
Call from to 8; Saturdays 8 to II
MEN for retail store sales; chance t
son SON, : WESTERN AUTO. .s217 Ga. ave.
ants: as must Mne have B. e. permt Apply ?Ss
10th st. NV. -3l
MoDERNIzATION INSTALLATION MEN
The men we want must know how u
remove old heating units install new ones
and be able to adjust and service: this Il
q splendid opportunity with one. of Wash
ington's largest exclusive heating hrms
permanent year-round work; top salary
car allowance. See Mr.. Burgess, AMER
ICAN HEATING CO.. 55 z st. Sc. 81
MILL WORK ESTIMATOR-Thoroug
experienced: steady work for large lum-
ber yard Call MR.. FREEDMAN. WI. 1922
MULTILITH OPERATOR, full time. perm
position, good salary, 5-day wk. Call Ho
1920, MR. CULL1NS. -3l
MUSICIANS, att. hillbfllies. for sauars
dances, L bass fiddle, l guitar and
violin players: good pay. Infor., WA
6O71 bet. and z pm. 81
around, steady situation, weeks, vacation
5-day. 35h h-hour week, ss4 days, Sss
NIGHTS Box 360.L. Star.
NIGHT FIREMAN for apt. bldg; need ex'
perienced reliable man with good refer.
ences. See MIR. KOONCE, 1914 Conn. ave
CCUTsi6G SALESMAN for Venetian blinds
one capable Of measuring and estimating
liberal commission AGAINST drawing &C
count. must have. car: mileage allowance
splendid opportunity for right man: Appl,
at once, personnel ONCE. SEARS. ROE
PACKERS. DRIVERS. furniture men fol
old established transfer co. In Ari.; tor
and sober, cal MR.. ANDERSON. "a
1890.
Evening star., 1947-10-31

LIoUoE sALxsMAN, With thorou!
knovledse OF al beverages. Tor reti
lu1cr store. Boz 16z-L Star. -
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21

tions) SO that | can tell my story
Monday morning, woke up feel
ing fine after the a. ms refresh
ener, and decided to stroll down
to the Ninth Street Deluxe Diner
for my morning chow. l ordered
Pork chops, egg, and rice. got
comfortable that l may take my
time and get the proper masti-
cation before deglutition to avert
the imbibing of carbonate water
that is usually an aftermath Of
the Ninth Street beaneries. After
the usual waiting period that has
become famous. and the only rem
nant of the pass war left, be-
gan a careful scrutinization for my
much desired Pork chop. After
several minutes of the Sherlock
Holmes 'technik', l discovered what
was left of a pigs rib. and on
the side lay a Bantam weight egg
partly submerged in what look to
have been one time or another
the completion of my order, that
the Chinese call rice. was de-
termined not to let It get the best
OF me as it We're. muscled all the
courage known to superman, and
finally accomplished the seeming
~ immpossible. by eating it and
still remain erect. But to climax
the unfortunate beginning, l ran
my hand in my pocket and pro.
duced the lucky dollar that sur
vived the night before. The sight
OF the buck gave me momentum
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21
Pulaski Co. TRAINING
School
ARMISTICE DAY PROGRAM

ARMISTICE DAY PROGRAM
The faculty program committee
arranged program suitable for
the OCCASION. The auditorium was
attractively decorated with seve-
ries commemorating the signing
of the peace treaty of the coun-
tries that had been engaged in
World War.
The program was presented by
the following pupils: Lorene Per-
kins, 1.-THE First Armistice Day.,
Priscilla johnson. THE Negroes
Contribution to World War l and
IT.. w. H. Fowler. science teacher,
gave a short talk on Veterans of
World War II.
Sidney Garrett, president of the
Student Council, presided.
Students on the honor roll,
with ABB averages and above,
were Loren Walters, Berdine Gar
rett, and Vernester Lee, 18th
grade, all "B" averages. Nathan
Smith, "A" average, and Rose
Marie Sisk, "B'' average, both 18th
B average; Ethel Mae Lyons 9th
grade; callie johnson, ysM grade
grade, B average; Alice Bowers
and Erma Jean Dedman, 7th
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21

Langst0n's Backs Gain on Ground
From the beginning of the game
the Gaylesmen unleashed a supe-
rior offensive that featured the
hard and deceptive running Jack
lie Robinson, Albert Edwords and
Ralph Shaw. During this period
the Lions penetrated deep in Ark
ansas territory only. to be stopped
on the "a yard stripe.
A 80 yard aerial flip from Lang
ston's Sayles to end Leroy Moore
midway the second quarter was
judged completed because Of in
reference on the part Of Arkan-
sas player. This placed the ball
on the IS yard line. After gain
ing yards through the line @. B.
Sayles passed into the hands OF
end Leroy Moore for TO- Albert
Edwards annexed II yards through
center, followed by u yard
jaunt that sent Jackie Robinson
to the three yard line. Edwards
ran over on the next play. The
half ended with Langston lead
ing 60
Langston Scores Again
Early in the third period Jack
lie Robinson took an Arkansas
punt at midfield running it
yards. Booker Sayles passed 19
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21

yards into the waiting arms of
Roland Austin. On two successive
line threats Ralph Shaw made
nice gains which put the ball on
the 3 yard line, from which point
Edwards again scored.
The Arkansas State team threat
ened but once during the fray.
Shortly before the end of the sec-
ond quarter. Luster's tumble was
recovered by Arkansas on the 20
yard line. Halfback G. Allen ran
the ball to Langston's u yard and
passed to Perry on the 8. An at
tempted touchdown pass was inter.
cepted by Langston's end Roland
Austin. who in the waning min.
utes of the half ran the ball out to
the 10 yard line.
The Langston team out-shone the
visitors in every department Of
the game. Langston made II first
downs, rolled up a total of 90
yards rushing and completed
out Of 10 forward passes attempt.
ed Arkansas earned 6 first downs
amassed n yards rushing and
completed 4 out of 20 passes at.
tempted.
The Langston Lions will meet
Prairie View State College, Nov
20, at Prairie View.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21
LANGST0N UNIVERSITY LIONS DOWN
ARKANSAS STATE LIONS 1900

Langston, Oka-"zip' Gayles Langson University Lions
scored smashing 1870 victory Arkansas
urday, before 5000 homecoming FANS
Fulbaek Albert Edwards made both touchdoWns the first
coming late in the second period when hardrunnng back
ran over from the yard line; the
made midway the third quarter Edwards took hand
OIL from quarterback Frank Luster the three stripe
knitted over for the second marker.
Albert shoats attempted was wild after the
first counter but following the second score the
ball squarely between the goal posts.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21

10.
The Dragons struck back with
all they had, driving and driving
hard but the strong Helena team
held. Greenwood. Marshall, Dunn,
Readye. and Stancil were driv.
ing, but the BUGS line wouldn't
give not a yard.
Then aerial attack =. Greenwood
TO Dunn, to williams complete.
Marshol to william, incomplete
Then time ran out.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21

PASSES-Mrs. Annie Thomas, who
lived at the home Of her sisters
30l9 Center street. passed away
at the home Of her daughters, 2718
w. 9th street on the 9th Of Sep
TENDER. The family takes this me-
thod of expressing their apprecia-
ton for the many cards Of SYM
pathy, the beautiful florals, and
also the courtesy shown them by
friends and neighb0rs through ILL
ness and death.
Signed: Mrs. Jessie Fletcher,
sister; Mrs. Angie Green, grand
daughter; Mrs. Lucille SwintOn
Hill.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21

grade, A average; Erma Jean
Thompson. Lillian Kimble, Ed
ward Flemming, James Oliver, 7th
grade, all B averages; and Co.
lena Fay Mccoy, ninth grade, B
average.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21
Jones Hi Dragons
Takes It From Miller
High On The Chin
by Gerald Dotson

Last Friday night saw the
Jones Hi Dragons lose to the Mil.
Ter Hi Buccaneers OF Helena, so.
II was o give and take game IN
I'll Robinson missed a punt. Hell
ena recovered on the two-yard
line. Then II happened. They
crashed over center. Then came
the conversion with an end sweep
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21
VELVATEx COLLEGE
A MONDAY A. N.
LET.D0WN
= 8W ii | 4
BY Raynon chatham

Now listen here you cats, YOU
know that / can't write. but l
must tell this SO I'm buying this
space in the STATE PRESS on the
installment plan. (Thanks to the
removal Of governments restric-
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21
MILLER FUNERAL
HOME

LOUIS WYATT. "A Of 2700 East
Washington, North Little Rock,
died Nov. 14th, in a Little Rock
hospital. Funeral arrangements by
Miller Funeral Home.
HENRY BANNER. about 30 yrs,
died Nov. 10 at 1915 Arch street
where he lived. Funeral arrange
ments by Miller Funeral Home.
JAMES KIRKENDALL, 2SO7 Com
imerce street died at the home of
MS ds"oNter Nov 10th. Miller Fun
eral Home in charge.
MRS. MOLLIE WILLIAMS, 1904
Apperson street, died in a Little
Rock hospital. Funeral arrange
ments will be announced by Mil
Ter Funeral Home.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21
TOURING THE SOUTH

TOURING the SOUTH
Miss Veatta Carr of Washington D. c., maid of
Miss Margaret Truman daughter Of the President u
S. A. showed her appreciation for the lovely given in her
honor by Mrs Arneice Bolden and Mrs. Azada Washington
The tea given at the home of Washington on West
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21
WEST ROCK

Sunday School was cununnrana
by Supt. Tommie Davis a IN.
grim Rest, with a large a1nsnA.
ance. Class No. 4. taught By lDnA
Lottie jackson, was the baunee
offering class The lesson was re>
viewed by the pastor Rev. J. n
Barnes $685.. Mrs. Frank MTsna
and grandson, Leroy Flakes srfs
last Thursday for Seattle W =
ington to visit her dauehssE. Y !,
Diooma Jackson. Leroy WIN ).
main with his mother ..--.-. n,
and Mrs.. Cecil Harris have Upna
to Chicago. III. for an inde1infto
stay 1885,. WEST ROCK 1--WE -
I wonder will K. Jones and nlllH
make up before the Tulsa sanA
$500. Did you see L. ". Suniau1
/ mean he was on! IN the 1Fue1k
with the bobby sox crowd
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21

18th street. Her first visit to the south enjoyed the
extent that her wishes longer visit at her
first opportunity Her services for the family
ranged through wentythree years They
VELVATEx COLLEGE
The Junior and Senior classes sponsoring at
the college, 1904 State stree Friday night
quest your favorte music Plenty everyone There
will be variety show during inemission Charene Jordan
reporter
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21
UNIQUE GIRLS

UNIQUE GIRLS ~.
November 11th the Unique Girls met at the home OF MRS
Vivian Stewart During the business session OF the mees
there was debate Rice Waugh There VIII De onaae
Carnival held at the Eks Nov 28h Drop IN ana see
some of the lovely gifts that be After four game Oh
whist were played and the prizes awarded the cuo enyu
beautifully arranged plate of shrimp salad Inc next
will be held November 25th the residence OF Mrs. warren
Thompson. Celeste Thompson, reporter
YOUNG cORN-FED TURKEYS FOR SALE - MRS. ~
JORDAN 1905 w. 33RD ST, PHI. 4-2627. After p. m
adv-tfn
ST. PETER ROCK
The Union District Young Peoples Department has made
plans for the month of December December 21s the special
program of Prayer and gifts will meet at ST. Peters Rock
14O7 w. 18th street. Rev. F. T. Evans pastor Our theme Is
"noo December 25h chairman of Community Mission
Miss Hattie Lee Johnson planning Christmas Project Dec
2eh we are going the County hospital Dec 3Oh, trip will
be made Orphan Home We asking the public to come
n our programs Couneors Mrs Ward Mrs. Haynes Walter
Hill, Jr, reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21
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nAnalAll 11aa
ALLEN TEMPLE CHURCH

The All Star elup met tuesday night at the home of
Miss Fannie NJ Oates, 2104 Madison street with Mrs L.
Wright president presiding golden harvest tea was plan.
ned the 5th Sunday from til D. M at the home of
Mrs. Grace Baker, 1901 W. 18th street The club voted to
give Thanksgiving Cheer baskets SICK After dispensing
with the regular business the of officers were held
by JONES' All officers reelected for the wear The
hostess Miss Oates assisted by her mother served delicious
repas The meeting will be at the home of Miss Oc
Dooey 1901 Elm street Mrs. T. NJ Wright president
Rev. D. A. Johnson, PASTOR
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21

to live the day thru for here I
was. financially able to pay for,
my eats and still see To Each
His Own" But when the girfavss>>
ed 'Ninety-six cents please. - axlt,-
ed, What did you say?~ - -
cents for this!,t?" Her answer re.
manned the same, I said. "r wort
pay it. I'll appeal to higher au-
thority." The higher authorize
happens to be the Rev. Miller.
So =. Miller said, Young fsrrA
your order will be SO cents Sn
paid. and was left with an nsn
dreams for the futured cast iats
the sea of oblivion, for ex1ly Aza
four cents left in my jeans Out
side. with nerves shattered. sysr7R
crushed, ambition gone, ana ~
thought Of old age creeping uraA
poor me. ! met one Of u1y 49,
and borrowed enough, nrosry a
his suggestion to make a dav,rn
payment on this space, tfsnr r rsap
spread the news and savr rn
other poor sap from the fz4se M
r. =, -
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21
COMMUNITY CHEER CLUB

The Community Cheer Club met November 3rd At 100
arn street. with Mrs Wiley hostess Plans were toohlv
discussed concerning donations the unfortunate for xmas
were also discussed for Tea December 7th the home
OF Mrs Mary Perry 1910 Martin street The nhIc is ;
co. Aer refreshments musical program was rendered We
ronca Higgins, reporter 'e
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21
DEAN TAYLoRAT PINE BLUFF

Dean S. s. Taylor addressed the vesper Sc
A. M. & N. College, Pine Bluff, Sunday afternoon
he preached at St. John AME Church, Rev. Gree
Green is the director of music at Shorter Coll,
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21
MUSIC FOR ALL occAsIoNs-call JACK
his RHYTHM MAkERS-s14 Chester St.. PHI. GA
MUSICAL FESTIVAL

An old fashion fredericksburg Festival" will
at the Greater Shiloh Baptist Church. Bird and Hazel
North Little Rock, Friday evening at 7:3o. Deacon
Brown, sponsor; Rev. w. O. Mays pastor
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21
WEEKEND VISIT

WEEKEND VISIT
The following pupils made weekend visit Lois Boone
College Station Della Marie Humphrey Stuttgart Odessa
Shears visited Mrs. J. A. Carson in the citv Rertha COUCH
and Verena Bell also visited friends and relatives in the citv
Chrstene Watson and Travis Farmer visited relatives and
friends at home in Warren
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21
PRESENTS BIBLICAL PLAY

Inc Pastors Aid Club of Mt Pleasant Church. 18th and
Rngo streets will Biblical play The Hand of Cod
tuesday night at 815 The public invited Sunday night the
paoe speaking class of Dunbar Jr College will participate in
panel discussion The program sponsored by the Junior
Church Department. ~
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21
FRENDs-YoUR STOCKING STORE Is BAck-oRoF
FINE HosE-222 W. Capitol Ave.-Acro.s from ster,nc
VISITS MOTHER

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VISITS MOTHER
Henry of this city was called to the bedside If hi
mother at Warren We glad report that she is niue
better and he is back home now
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-21

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